Builth Wells Holiday Cottages

Builth Wells Cottages

Builth

Lower Rheol

Ref: S11443

Reviews 21

Two miles from the village of Erwood between Brecon and Builth Wells is Lower Rheol a stone detached cottage discovered down narrow lanes and on a working farm. This accommodation has lovely views of the hills and is ideal for exploring Mid Wales...

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£86

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Builth

Buzzards Breg

Ref: S532608

Reviews 19

Builth Wells (Welsh spelling: Llanfair-ym-Muallt) is a market town in lovely, unspoiled countryside that makes an interesting location for a Mid-Wales vacation. This area is perfect for walking, pony trekking, and mountain biking and is home to...

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£72

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Builth

3 Bed Cottage in Hay-on-Wye

Ref: S811847

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 2 double, 1 twin - 4 bathrooms – 1 bathroom with shower over bath, bidet and WC, 2 en-suite shower rooms with WC, 1 ground-floor wet room with shower and WC - Electric range-style oven and hob,...

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£161

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Builth

4 Bed Cottage in Hay-on-wye

Ref: S229428

Additional information and rules - 4 bedrooms - 1 super-king-size, 1 king-size and 2 twins - 1 bathroom, 1 en-suite shower room and 1 separate WC - Electric oven and induction hob, fridge/freezer dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer ...

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£231

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Builth

Tanyrallt Farm

Ref: S40975

Reviews 48

The tiny, rural village of Llanafan Fawr is peacefully situated amidst beautiful, unspoilt countryside and boasts an old church and Powys' oldest pub, The Red Lion, which serves fine, traditional fare. With the beautiful Bannau Brycheiniog...

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£81

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Builth

4 Bed Cottage in Hay on Wye

Ref: S598971

Additional information and rules - 4 bedrooms – 2 double, 2 twin bedded rooms - 3 bathrooms – 1 en-suite bath with handheld shower and WC, 1 bathroom with bath and WC, 1 shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer,...

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£179

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Builth

Cwmfadog

Ref: S880663

Reviews 2

The small, scattered village of Beulah sits in beautiful Welsh countryside, resting alongside the River Cammarch, within easy driving distance to Builth Wells. The small community is served by a service station with a shop, along with a good pub...

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£130

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Builth

Chapel House Cottage

Ref: S369055

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£177

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Builth

The Deckhouse, cabin with big deck nr Hay-on-Wye

Ref: S969160

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£161

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Builth

The Pheasantry

Ref: S212122

Reviews 57

Builth Wells is a popular market town nestled within the countryside lands of Wales. Within the town you will find a wide selection of shops and eateries, as well as other enticing amenities such as a wide variety of sporting activities including...

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Holiday Cottages in Builth Wells

The market town of Builth Wells in the county of Powys, sits at the confluence of two rivers: the Wye and Irfon. As you arrive in town, you’re greeted by a colourful mural depicting Llewelyn The Great, the last Welsh Prince of Wales.

As the site of the Battle of Irfon Bridge, Builth Wells has a rich history. Just a two-mile walk away sits Cilmeri, where Llewelyn finally fell, evidenced by the granite monolith standing there today. Can't get enough history? Nip into the Prince Llewelyn pub around the corner – where the staff and locals discuss lore from days gone by.

Other must-dos while in Builth Wells includes enjoying a traditional Welsh breakfast (including "laverbread", made from seaweed!) at the town’s 14th century Fountain Inn. After all that exploring, take afternoon tea in the vintage courtyard at the Drover’s Tea Rooms.

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William - Verified booking

Buzzards Breg is in a beautiful, but very remote location.

The cottage itself has been sensitively & creatively refurbished after the rebuild from barn to cosy cottage. It was very comfortable. But it was a shame the woodburner had not been cleared out of ash & subsequently relaid , ready for us. ( as promised in information ) We are both touching 80 years & had recent serious health issues & stress over many months related to this. The ow ners knew this.There is no freezer in the property & we would suggest this is a neccessity due to its location, much preferable to the dishwasher which we did not use. The lobby & utility area ( with large sink ) by front door was a most useful feature where one could leave wet boots , waterproofs etc & gather our belongings together, making arrival & departure much easier, rather than continually walking back inside with outside shoes on. The listing was not accurate as there WAS a shaving point & there WAS a hairdryer provided, the former not obvious. We had not expected to provide our own toilet rolls or to strip the bed on departure. Neither of these requisites have ever been required before in s/c accommodation & friends were amazed that this was expected. A welcome pack or even just milk would have been much appreciated . In the past owners had actually asked us if there were any food items they could provide for us on our arrival. We , of course, wished to pay for these but that offer was always refused !!! The most aggravating feature of Sykes is that one cannot reach the owners until 48 hours before departure. This has NEVER been our experience before & owners have consistently wanted to be as helpful as possible prior to the holiday, always going the extra mile, even to the extent of texting us while they have been on holiday abroad themselves ! Nothing has been too much trouble. My wife was made to feel an inconvenience by Steve when she contacted Sykes re delay in owners contacting us. She had many concerns to make the holiday as easy as possible due to the huge pressures we had been under since early 2022. We are 'easy ' folk, not the troublesome variety (!) & initial communications were definitely not helpful or particularly kind. That was a shame. She was told that consumable items like bin bags , loo rolls etc must be brought by us & that personal items like a hairdryer should be brought too !!! Extraordinary ! She was told we were renting the building & that was all. It was not a good introduction & she was rather shocked, as was I . However, we give thanks for the peace & beauty of the environment, once there. It is most appropriate for walkers who have little desire to venture further than the immediate landscape.

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Martin - Verified booking

5 of us had a marvellous week at Tanyrallt Farm - End of June 2024.

Used as a base for a Motorcycle Tour. Superb twisty roads in every direction. Pick a point on the map, jump on the bike and away. Plenty of places of interest endless castles, waterfalls to go see and beautiful scenery. Highlights being the Devils Staircase, stopping for an ice cream at the Llyn Brianne reservoir dam and carrying on for a meal at the excellent West End Cafe in Llandovery. Then the trip to the Devils Bridge Waterfall, Pontarfynach, that was well worth it just for the outstanding breakfast at the Woodlands Cafe. There are plenty of places to explore in this part of the world and the roads in between are awesome. Fast sweeping or tight and nadgery with sheep eating the grass growing up the middle, it's all gravy. The cottage, by the way, is superb. A great location. Spotlessly clean, spacious and with comfortable beds. Slept like a log. The big bonus is the games room, which was a massive hit and the little sun room is a lovely place to chill out, with a stunning view. We cooked most evenings having an Asda delivery for when we arrived and topping up at Tesco, Llandrindod Wells. The kitchen had all we needed and a big table to sit at. Overall a fantastic break and would love to come back.

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Philip - Verified booking

The cottage was well situated within the beautiful Welsh countryside, which is exactly what we wanted.

The amenities were good, but few things could be added/amended on the description. 1) The garden's picture didn't reflect the real size of the garden. When we arrived it had been fenced off, which was a much smaller place than advertised. 2) An external light at the back of the garden would be useful for the evening/night to check on the dog when he goes out. 3) A big gap in the fence leading onto the road MUST be fixed, as our dog escaped through it! Lucky no tractor was passing at the same time... 4) A fridge with a freezer compartment would be ideal, for storing food or ice cubes, as shops are quite a way away. 5) A door (or something else) would be very useful at the bottom of the stairs to stop dogs going upstairs. 6) The underfloor heating is great, but it takes a long while to warm the place up.... We had a very nice time though. The stillness of the environment, the views on the hills and the birds chirping were all fantastic.

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Ashley - Verified booking

We stayed here in the last week of September 2021.

TLDR is we got what we paid for. This wasn't the most expensive place to stay but perfectly met what we were expecting. Longer version is that the house was lovely and homely. It was warm, clean and had everything we could have wanted. The owner was extremely nice and answered all the questions we had. There isn't a huge amount to do in the area, but we made do. A couple of negatives which stopped us putting 5 instead of 4 stars. 1) the beds were quite uncomfortable 2) we didn't realise this was a working farm and we were kept awake by cows mooing 20ft from our bedroom window on several nights. 3) the main (largest room) whilst very nice, had the main water tank for the house in it. This was unbelievably loud and woke us up every night, several times. Most annoyingly, it woke our 11 month old daughter up. Overall, I would recommend for a relaxing few days away

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mr Asenova - Verified booking

This little cottage touched us with its rural charm and beauty offering peaceful and quiet rest in the heart of Welsh farmers’ region. We spent a week there and truly love it. This location offers close access to lovely woodlands areas with amazing views suitable for walking, running or mountain biking, a good distance (40min) by car from Pen y Fan peak near Brecon town. The accommodation was clean and kitchen equipped with everything you need for self-catering accommodation. The owners take care of everything for your comfort. We met Ian, the farmer, who is such a charismatic person and being very helpful with local information. There is no wi-fi but very good 4G network cover. Big thank you to Wendy and Ian offering their cottage for holiday makers and make us feel home from the time you open the door.

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Things to do near Builth Wells

Motte at Builth Castle

The Motte at Builth Castle, located in the town of Builth Wells in Wales, is a historic mound that offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Visitors can climb to the top of the mound and explore the remains of the castle that once stood here. With its rich history and stunning views, it's a must-visit for anyone interested in Welsh history and architecture. Address: Castle Road, Builth Wells, LD2 3BT

Llandrindod Wells Lake Park

Llandrindod Wells lake and park is a nice and relaxing place to visit for a picnic , stroll, or go for a cycle ride. The 13 acre lake has an interesting dragon statue in the middle of it. Public toilets , cafe and car park. Llandrindod Wells. LD1 5NU

Wyeside Arts Centre

Wyeside Arts Centre, located in the charming town of Builth Wells in Wales, is a vibrant cultural hub that offers a diverse range of live performances, cinema screenings, and art exhibitions. With a friendly atmosphere and an extensive program of events, it's a must-visit for anyone looking for a cultural experience during their holiday. Address: Wye St, Builth Wells LD2 3AA

Hay Festival

The annual Hay Festival is a world-renowned celebration of literature, arts, and culture. From Nobel laureates to emerging writers, it attracts the biggest names in the literary world. The festival also offers a fantastic programme of music, comedy, and film, as well as activities for children. With a beautiful setting in the Brecon Beacons, it's a must-visit for any bookworm. Address: Hay Festival, Dairy Meadows, Brecon Road, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5PJ

The National Cycle Museum

The National Cycle Museum was opened in 1997 and is located in a grade 2 listed Art Deco building in Llandrindod Wells . It has the largest collection of bicycles, both old and new, that is on exhibit for the public in the UK - from penny farthings to choppers. Gift shop. Accessible access, parking space and toilets.

Rhayader Museum and Gallery

Step back in time and explore the history and culture of the market town of Rhayader at the Rhayader Museum and Gallery. Discover the unique collections and exhibits that showcase the local heritage, including the Elan Valley, Gilfach Nature Reserve and the Red Kite. Located at East Street, Rhayader, Powys LD6 5ER

Elan Valley

Escape to the stunning natural beauty of Elan Valley in mid-Wales. Discover the impressive series of dams and reservoirs, and marvel at the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and forests. Take a walk or cycle along the scenic trails and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the countryside. Located at Rhayader, Powys LD6 5HP

Llandrindod Wells Heritage Trail

A wonderful approach to learn about the history of Llandrindod Wells town is to follow the Heritage Trail. You can travel through parks, to the lake, and through a shopping district on the trail. Twelve sign boards that assist you find your way along the journey also explain our history and traditions. There is a fantastic pamphlet available at the visitor centre - Old Town Hall, Temple Street, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5DL

Gilfach Nature Reserve

Explore the beauty of Gilfach Nature Reserve in mid-Wales. Witness the diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes, including the majestic River Marteg and the impressive Gilfach Farmhouse. Take a walk or cycle along the trails and breathe in the fresh air of the countryside. Located at St. Harmon, Rhayader, Powys LD6 5LY

Holiday Cottages in Builth Wells

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Builth Wells Cottages

Builth

Lower Rheol

Ref: S11443

Reviews 21

Builth

Buzzards Breg

Ref: S532608

Reviews 19

Builth

3 Bed Cottage in Hay-on-Wye

Ref: S811847

Builth

4 Bed Cottage in Hay-on-wye

Ref: S229428

Builth

Tanyrallt Farm

Ref: S40975

Reviews 48

Builth

4 Bed Cottage in Hay on Wye

Ref: S598971

Builth

Cwmfadog

Ref: S880663

Reviews 2

Builth

Chapel House Cottage

Ref: S369055

Builth

The Deckhouse, cabin with big deck nr Hay-on-Wye

Ref: S969160

Builth

The Pheasantry

Ref: S212122

Reviews 57

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