The best accommodations Crickhowell (Crucywel)

Brecon Beacons National Park hides a jewel of architecture, elegance and comfort. In a setting of striking natural beauty, this hotel is a favorite because it stands out from the classic luxury addresses. There is also the possibility of fishing in the Usk River, which flows through the park. Personalized welcome, superb afternoon tea offered by the fireplace or in the sublime glass roof, dream rooms. It's hard to leave this little world!

As its name suggests, this former mansion offers a list of arguments for a successful stay. Located in the heights of the city, the view is remarkable. Bourgeois rooms, imposing, carefully arranged, that take you back in time. A traditional top-of-the-range breakfast, just like the restaurant "The Everest Bistro" on the British menu, whose meat comes from the family farm. And to perfect everything, there is also everything you need for a wellness break with a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, whirlpool, gym....

An address that offers pleasant rooms and above all a restaurant that is worth a visit. The menu is distinguished by a local cuisine that does not exclude a bold blend of flavours. The starters are original: country pâté with red onion chutney, goat cheese breaded with apples and ginger, mushrooms with beer... In the main course, you can find the traditional meat dishes. We can also count on the excellence of a service that has preferred to limit the number of tables and rooms in favour of quality.

You immediately feel at home between the thick stone walls and under the oak beams of this former coaching inn. Lovely, romantic rooms. The hotel's rustic decor has retained an inn-like atmosphere. The restaurant has won several awards for the quality of its cuisine. Here you'll find local specialties based on local produce: beef, mutton and venison are all on the menu, marinated in the subtle sauces for which the chef is renowned. The menu also includes salmon and trout caught in the river Usk.

A stone farmhouse, located in an ideal location for mountain and cellar lovers. Blaenavon Heritage Centre and one of the deepest caves in Europe can be reached on foot! If you are travelling in a group, rooms with two, four and six beds are available, almost all with an adjoining bathroom. But book well in advance in this hotel, which is not very large and often has a busy schedule! The hostel also has a lounge and a garden that is pleasant to the first rays of the sun!