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Lampeter
A 2 bedroom (both with Ensuites ) self catering cottage in rural West Wales, situated in an elevated position with magnificent views of the Cambrian Mountains. This barn conversion has been lovingly restored and completed to a high standard.
Newtown
Penygelli's two dog-friendly studio apartments in Newtown, Mid Wales, are perfect for business trips, romantic getaways or small groups of friends. Each apartment has a kitchenette, Wi-Fi, and Sky TV. Mid Wales offers a relaxed escape where you can…
Llanwddyn
Located high on the hillsides of the Berwyn Mountain range within the 24,000 acre Vyrnwy Nature Reserve, the Lake Vyrnwy Hotel & Spa commands panoramic views to all horizons. The hotel has 52 letting rooms of which 34 have lake views.
Aberystwyth
Plas Nanteos is a Grade 1 listed 18th Century country house hotel situated in over 30 acres of woodland in the county of Ceredigion, mid Wales.
Brithdir, Dolgellau
Dog Friendly Self-Catering Cottage - Sleeping 5 in 3 rooms with beautiful views over Cader Idris, Snowdonia.
Real log fire and Wifi available.
Great for couples, short breaks, family escapes and walking holidays.
Montgomery
The homely, traditional décor extends to the cosy beamed restaurant, which has a fireplace converted from an old bread oven.
Dafarn Newydd Village Stores, Takeaway & Fuel Station is a long, well established family run business situated less than 1 mile from Lake Vyrnwy and is on Glyndŵr’s Way.
Llanbrynmair
The Lodge at Staylittle is a mountain chalet style accommodation set in the beautiful Cambrian Mountains of mid Wales. The Lodge is able to sleep 35-40 people, making it the perfect venue for people exploring mid Wales and the west coast.
Newtown
Llwyn Coppa is a small farm with 2 holiday cottages in Powys (each sleeping 4), Dog friendly
Rhayader
The bookshop adjoining the gallery has many nature, wildlife, art and photography titles, both new and secondhand. River Wood is the only gallery-bookshop in the UK dedicated solely to wildlife and wild places.
Newtown
The Elephant and Castle Hotel is a privately owned hotel that has been completely refurbished to provide guests with high quality accommodation and function facilities for business or pleasure.
Welshpool
The local Tourist Information Centre provides information on attractions, activities and events in the area as well as offering advice and help on booking accommodation.
Glandyfi, Machynlleth
A luxury holiday cottage in the Dyfi Valley near Snowdonia, sleeping up to 6 guests. Pet and family friendly.
Situated on the main Aberystwyth road, with stunning views over the River Dovey (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve). Breathtaking views across the…
Dyfi Walking Tours in southern Snowdonia takes visitors to iconic buildings, historical settings, marvellous countryside and remarkable human stories with the Welsh language at the heart of the tour.
Massage on the Move is the massage service that comes to you. We provide massage and pamper packages in your hotel or holiday let throughout Mid and South Wales.
Our visiting service allows you to enjoy a quality massage and spa treatments in the…
Rhayader
Elan Valley is a hub for leisure and mountain biking in Mid Wales, we welcome all ages and all abilities – just get on your bike!
You can hire different sized adult and child bikes as well as bike trailers. Booking online in advance is always…
Penrhyndeudraeth
Castell Deudraeth 4-star hotel located on the grounds of Portmeirion, in Southern Snowdonia. The hotel has 11 spacious and contemporary rooms and suites,
Nr Newtown
Gregynog's weddings are as unique as you are - whatever your dream day we can help turn it into a reality.
Newtown
Jewellery & Crafts, giftware, books & and much more. Original art can also be purchased through the Arts Council of Wales Collectorplan.
Llandrindod Wells
Llandrindod Wells, or 'Landod' as it is known to locals, is the administrative centre of Powys and one of its largest towns. As the name suggests, Llandrindod Wells owes its origins to the spring waters.