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"Stayed before, this place is so lovely to stay at. Everything you need and a great way to relax."

"We stayed in the house for 4 nights with our grandson. It was comfortable and well supplied. The views from the back of the property were across the valley and stunning."

"I stayed here for 3 nights and would thoroughly recommend it. This property is well equipped, warm and comfortable with off road parking. A few welcome gifts of tea, coffee, milk and Welsh cakes were well received :) The location is also beautiful. Friendly and prompt communication from the owner was also excellent - thank you!"

"Lovely little cottage- exactly as listed. Just what we wanted, and we hope to be back soon. Thank you "

"My family and I enjoyed the stay at this property. Beds were comfortable, hot showers and plenty of bath water for a long soak after walking up Pen Y Fan which is just down the road. Kitchen well equipped, lots of space at the dining table. Stairs to the bedroom are steep which is normal for this type of cottage. There is a lovely outdoor space at the back. The owners went above and beyond to make sure everything was just right for us. "

"Lynn and her team were very welcoming and the apartment was very clean and comfortable. Being able to charge our EV overnight was also a huge plus. The apartment is ideally suited for short breaks and is not sure whether it wants to be a hotel suite or a self catering venue. That being said we were able to cook a lot of different meals, but a few more cleaning materials and equipment would have been welcome. I was able to borrow a broom from the hotel, and possibly could have borrowed more if...

"Georgina, the host was very helpful with all communications and instructions.Cottage was very well equipped, extremely clean/well decorated and appointed. It felt like home for the 2 weeks we stayed. We loved the views and the sheep!Would highly recommend for a holiday to get away from it all. Brecon only 15-20 min drive away. "

"Well positioned to visit National Botanic Garden of Wales & Paxtons Tower as well as Burry Port and the Twyi estuary."