Pen-y-Bryn House

We were staying in the Loft. Separate from the main house but a warm and cosy space with plenty of room. Beds were comfortable and the lounge/kitchen area had a TV, microwave, fridge, full cooker, sink, full worksurface, comfy sofa and armchair with lots of kitchen equipment. The owner was very friendly and welcoming with milk already in the fridge and some Welsh cakes on the table when we arrived. Breakfast had a good selection of cereal, fruit and a 'full Welsh breakfast', thoroughly enjoyed our stay, would come back if visiting the area again.

We stayed in the Loft which is self catering. Beautiful area and the house itself is very well kept and welcoming. It was perfect for two of us for a few days and we had the most peaceful time

Lovely! We stayed at the loft which is the self catering unit. If you are looking for the sterile chain hotel experience, thos is not for you. If you like the individuality and character of independent hotels and B&Bs, them this is the place. Great breakfast, good atmosphere and comfortable. Also, the grounds of the house are just beautiful.

Stayed there absolutely lovely the garden is really nice not too expensive for what your getting

Currently staying in the cabin adjacent to the main house. Everything is exceptional, can't recommend enough. Cabin is so well equipped and comfortable. Great wi-fi for work. Location picturesque, staff lovely, horse riding and hikes on the doorstep. Would love to return.

We stayed at The Loft, which is a self contained apartment. The rooms were comfortable and clean. The amenities were great. There's a beautiful garden to wander around with ponds, lots of wildlife and 2 rather snarky parrots! Excellent location, just a few minutes walk from 2 pubs, and the community shop. The Lake is about a 20 minute walk, and offers lots more wildlife and beautiful views

Great place and had lovely 3 peaceful nights in the tranquil green surroundings. The only problem is that you need your own transport since this area lacks public transport and the nearest taxi service is about 5 miles away. Secondly, there are 2 pubs within walking distance but it is advisable to book them far in advance. I would recommend the Red Lion pub since the Landlady was more understanding and fitted us in even though it was busy. We enjoyed horse riding, mountain climbing and boating in the beautiful Llangorse lake.The breakfast provided was fresh and tasty . Lastly, the owner is very friendly, helpful and hospitable. Would highly recommend this place.

This is a review for The Log Cabin, the latest (self-catering) addition to Anne's B&B / self-catering haven in lovely Llangors. The location, by the way, is ideal for hill walks, and not far from the delightful shopping town of Brecon. The Log Cabin (new in May 2021) is very thoughtfully kitted out, with an electric cooker, good well-sprung mattress, thoughtful lighting and all you'd expect (gorgeous sink design in the en-suite). Even the freezer compartment in the very decent fridge is generously proportioned (be careful not to accidentally turn the control dial down like I did!). Outside is a great bit of decking including table, chairs and barbecue. To the side of The Log Cabin is a duck pond, and I got to see mother leading her ten or so ducklings into the water. The beautifully kept garden is really large, with several benches and semi-hidden areas, and guests have unlimited access to all of it. The small touches are excellent: two small bottles of wine, cookies, plus warm Welsh cakes provided halfway through my stay. If you are coming in winter, let me say that at present heating options seem limited to one blower heater, but after all I did visit in June and Anne has experience (the Loft next door) of keeping self-catering places warm. Anne is an efficient and friendly on-site hostess who will leave you alone or engage your queries/conversation according to your wishes. Thoroughly recommended, and excellent value too.