Guests say
Abereithrin Cottage in Brecon, Powys, receives high praise for its friendly and helpful owners, cosy and well-equipped accommodation, and peaceful rural setting. Guests enjoy the local pub's great food and the cottage's proximity to scenic walks and attractions like the Brecon canal and waterfalls. The welcoming atmosphere and thoughtful touches, such as homemade goodies, contribute to a memorable stay.
There is no specific mention of cleanliness in the reviews, so it is not possible to provide an accurate score for this category.
The location is consistently praised for its quiet rural setting, easy access to walks, and proximity to local attractions like the Brecon canal and waterfalls. The local pub is also mentioned favourably.
Guests describe the cottage as cosy, comfortable, and well-equipped, making for a relaxing stay. The presence of a log fire and the property's suitability for both couples and families are highlighted.
The cottage is noted for being well-equipped, with a good kitchen and outdoor facilities. The local pub's good food and atmosphere are also considered part of the overall positive experience.
Several guests mention receiving homemade goodies and fresh eggs upon arrival, reflecting the owners' thoughtfulness. However, it should be noted that such gifts, while appreciated, are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Abereithrin holiday cottage, is located in the peaceful Brecon Beacons,within reach of market towns at Brecon and Llandovery (both 12 miles) it is surrounded by stunning landscape, canal paths, caves, waterfalls, castles and family activities such as Dan yr Ogof caves. Tranquil and cosy in a small hamlet which has a traditional country pub .
Abereithrin Cottage is a cosy and peaceful hideaway with a log burner and is surrounded by tranquil countryside. Situated in the tiny hamlet of Pentrebach, which has its own country pub, the cottage boasts plenty of outside space and is close to beautiful paths, canals, castles, and is just twelve miles from the lovely market towns of Brecon and Llandovery. This is the perfect place from which to explore the beautiful landscape and history of Wales.
Bullet Points
Size: Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms.
Beds: 2 double beds.
Rooms: Ground floor: Living room; kitchen diner; bathroom.
First floor: 2 double bedrooms.
Kitchen & Utilities: Gas hob; oven and grill; microwave oven; toaster; kettle; slow cooker
Entertainment: TV with Freeview; DVD player; CD, radio and cassette player; board games.
For Families: High chair provided.
Outside: Seating area to the front of the property, rear lawned area with barbecue, picnic table and reclining chairs.
Parking: Private off-road parking. Zappi electric vehicle charging point for a car.
General: Wood burner with logs provided; heating and electricity included; bed linen and towels provided; milk, tea and coffee are provided on your arrival.
Pets: Up to three pets welcome at a charge of £20 per pet.
You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.
Nearby points of interest
- Pen y Fan
- Henrhyd Waterfall
- Wyeside Arts Centre
- Motte at Builth Castle
Reviews (36)
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Family from Newport
<strong>Lovely Cottage with very helpful and friendly owners. </strong><br /> e hired an electric day boat on the Brecon canal. Enjoyed visits to the Big Pit and Caves and enjoyed driving the Mountain road for great views.
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Mr Cornwell
A lovely cottage in a gorgeous village with a great pub only 30 seconds walk from the cottage.
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Mrs Hurford
A lovely cosy cottage with log burner in the middle of nowhere, sheer bliss. A community run pub almost next door that served good food was a bonus. We took our 3 German Shepherds and did lots of walking without having to drive too far. We arrived to some lovely homemade goodies and nice eggs from the free range hens that roamed the garden.