Alojamentos em bed and breakfasts em Monmouthshire

Woodland Hideawayhut, Wye valley Forest of Dean

Wyes workshops, Oak Cottage, Hideawayhut, nestled on the edge of the Hudnalls Nature Reserve, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Self contained space with everything you need, in your own little private forest nook. Lie in your King size bed gazing out, see the stars twinkle through the branches. Sip wine on your veranda. Hire hotub as an extra. Snuggled warm with the Woodburning fire. Indoor fully stocked kitchen, gas hob, fridge. Ensuite hot shower and sink. Separate private loo.

County pub retreat

The "Garden room" is a newly refurbished room which is part of The Harewood End Inn. With modern fixtures and fittings it has everything you need for a perfect countryside getaway. We are located on the A49 in between the city of Hereford and the market town of ross on wye. With easy access to local areas and a stones throw away from Wales. We have beautiful walks directly behind the property which will lead you through the Duchy of Cornwall's estate, all the way down to the river Wye.

Room in House, Crickhowell, Brecon Beacons.

Easy access to everything from this centrally located place. Comfortable, large double bedroom & private bathroom. Private living/ dining room where your cooked breakfast will be served. Off street parking & use of garden to sit & relax. On arrival you will be welcomed with tea/ coffee & home made cake. We look forward to welcoming you, thank you :-) Crickhowell is a beautiful town ‘the gateway’ to the Brecon Beacons. Come & explore this stunning area. Pubs, restaurants, cafes & more!

Pen-y-dre Farm Loft B&B

My place is close to public transport. You’ll love my place because of the high ceilings, the views, the location, the people, and the ambiance. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with kids), big groups, and furry friends (pets). The price includes full cooked breakfast, tea, coffee &biscuits in the room and home made cake on arrival. We charge a supplement for extra adults or children sharing this room. Pet Friendly.

Double Room in Abergavenny -The Bridge Inn

The Bridge Inn is a great base to explore the Bannau Brecheiniog (Brecon Beacons)- with the Blorenge Mountain and Sugarloaf mountain both within walking distance from the Inn. Naturally, there is an abundance of walking routes on our doorstep, less strenuous routes include, the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal, Castle Meadows, which are right on our doorstep! After a day of exploring, pop into Abergavenny for bite to eat with many restaurants to choose from!

Huge bright ensuite room with TV

Very comfortable King size bed with all the linen and pillows and duvet. Table and chair. Sofa. Large wardrobe. Chest of drawers. Bright room. 3 windows. Ensuite, shower and toilet room. BT Fibre Wifi. Country property with shop and garage 150m, and great pub 1 mile. Handy for Monmouth, Ross, Hereford Kitchen use by arrangement during pandemic - please check. If this room is unavailable there is another very similar one listed on air bnb.

Large en-suite room in modern farmhouse

We have a large grade 2 listed farmhouse with beautiful country walks beside us. The centre of Cardiff is only a 15min drive away so this is the best of both worlds. We’re happy to recommend places to go. The house itself has an enormous kitchen, a super comfy lounge with a working fireplace as well as a downstairs bathroom. Guests can use all of these areas. We have a toddler, a baby, and a dog so it’s a lively family home.

Romantic Four Poster Room in AONB.

Luxurious en-suite room an old and characterful house in the beautiful Wye Valley. The large room has a beautiful 6' wide four poster bed with goose feather and down mattress topper. The large bathroom has a bath and separate shower enclosure. Please note that Red Room has 2 night minimum for bookings at weekends. We are conveniently placed for those attending events in Cardiff, Bristol, Cheltenham and Gloucester.

Bed and Breakfast at The Grange

If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life, without mobile phone connection then this is the place for you. It feels remote, though only 30 minutes from Abergavenny (The Gateway to Wales) and 20 minutes from the world famous book town of Hay-on-wye where there are great restaurants and cafes, and is the ideal place to take a breath and step back in time a little.