Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Aberdare, Wales:

Welcome to the Beili Helyg Beacons Guest House, we provide Bed & Breakfast, with self guided walks in Wales. Beili Helyg is a wonderfully tranquil & peaceful place. It is a splendid secluded location with open views of surrounding unspoilt countryside, clean mountain air, in the central Brecon Beacons. A truly country place to stay.. . .

The Marquis Inn Bed and Breakfast is situated in Aberdare, midway between Cardiff and Swansea, Our guesthouse, close to Aberdare town centre and all the local amenities, provides an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area. Each en-suite room features tea & coffee facilities, a flat screen TV, comfortable beds and ample storage space. We offer full full english breakfast, a choice of fresh juices and breakfast cereals. If you have any special requirements for breakfast we will aim to accommodate. Live entertainment takes place every Wednesday evening.. . .

Fifth Avenue House is a modern, family-run small Hotel set on the very edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Constructed and run by the Buckley family, part-Funded by VisitWales, Fifth Avenue House offers contemporary and high quality accommodation with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. A wide-range of sensibly priced and classic dishes are served in our informal restaurant area which is ideal for intimate dining or larger gatherings. Small meetings/functions can also be arranged.. . .

What are your plans: a long stay to discover the beauty of the Brecon Beacons? A romantic weekend? A well-deserved break from the nine-to-five? A meeting or conference that needs to run like clockwork? Perhaps you are planning your wedding or fancy Christmas in the Brecon Beacons. We can promise you the warm welcome and service you would expect from a privately run hotel. The Ty Newydd Country Hotel provides every modern convenience for today's discerning guest, while retaining the character and style of a fine Georgian country house. We have twenty eight beautifully appointed bedrooms to . . .