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Quaint and cosy two-bedroomed cottage in the village of Nantyglo in the South Wales Valleys. We've introduced lots of exciting new discounts for 2020! There's a 10% early bird discount if booking 6 months ahead, 10% off for bookings of 7 days or more, and a low-occupancy discount for smaller groups. Travel cot, high chair and toys are available at no extra charge. We can also supply pet crates at no charge. Please request when booking (no more than one large dog or two small dogs please).

The space is decorated in a cosy cottage style, with a lounge and small fitted kitchen downstairs, and two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. The kitchen has both a fridge and a freezer, a full-size gas cooker, sink, kettle and ample cutlery and crockery. Upstairs there is a twin room and a small double, and in the lounge downstairs there is a sofa bed. (With the sofa bed and travel cot, the cottage can potentially sleep up to seven, including children and infants, but please note that there is just one bathroom in the property and the living spaces are quite small.) There is a small flight of steps up to the front door and the stairs up to the bedrooms and bathroom are quite narrow. Therefore access for disabled guests is limited. (Please consider booking our other property, Aderyn Mawr in Blaina, if you or a member of your party has disabilities, as this may be more suitable.)

Once one of the most important iron-producing centres in the world, Nantyglo is situated close to the famous Brecon Beacons National Park, popular with walkers and cyclists for its dramatic scenery and challenging terrain. Venture further afield and you can visit the market town of Abergavenny to the east, or Caerphilly to the south - famous for its cheese and its impressive medieval castle. Or you can also explore Welsh history through a visit to Big Pit National Coal Museum, part of the Blaenavon Industrial Landscape which is a World Heritage Site. The Pontypool and Blaenavon Railway and Brecon Mountain Railway are nearby.

Set within the Brecon Beacons National Park, our place is perfect for walking, cycling and visiting the nearby Bleaenavon World Heritage sites including Big Pit, Blaenavon Ironworks and the Pontypool & Blaenavon Heritage Railway. The charming market town of Abergavenny is only 6 miles away and well worth a visit.

One bedroom with double bed and clothes rail. Shared use of bathroom, dining room and kitchen. The main benefit of staying with us is our location. Set in the Brecon Beacons, in the village of Llanelly Hill, it is a perfect place for those who want to discover the unique beauty of the area, as well as those interested in industrial history and archaeology.

We feel so lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the world. The area has loads of walks and trails and plenty of cycle tracks. We are about 3 miles from the World Heritage site of Blaenavon, a must see for anyone interested in industrial history. Although we no longer have a village shop, there are plenty of shops in Brynmawr, just a couple of miles away. There is a village pub - The Jolly Collier - just 500 metres away. It serves food but only on a Wednesday, Thursday (Tapas night) Friday & Saturday - 6-9 and on Saturday and Sunday lunch 12 - 2.30. It is a lovely friendly place and the food is excellent. Would advise to make a reservation as it is only a small place and gets booked very quickly. I am happy to book for anyone who would like to eat there. The Racehorse Inn is relatively close, and although it can be done on foot, the hill up to it is very steep. They are open every night from 6.30 for meals and serve Sunday lunch 12-3. Again I can make bookings on guests behalf. The Bridgend Inn, in the nearby town of Brynmawr, is another good place to eat. Regular Menu served Monday-Saturday 12 -9pm. Sunday lunch 12 - 4. Happy to book on guests behalf

Our cottage is a lounge/ Kitchen which is light and airy with patio doors leading onto the decked patio area, I supply milk, Tea, coffee, sugar, and cereal, upstairs there is one double bedroom hosting a double bed, TV, Hairdryer and plenty of wardrobe space with hangers, chest of draws, bedside cabinets and lamps, also an Iron & ironing Board. Then there is a bathroom with a bath with overhead shower, toilet and hand basin, I supply Towels, shower gel shampoo & conditioner and toilet rolls.

Our cottage is in quiet peaceful area, good for couples, business travellers, solo adventurers and families with a small child if you bring your own travel cot, we do have a fold up bed that is available upon request, at an extra fee of £25 for a 3rd Adult or free for a child. We have plenty of room in the grounds for secure off road parking for several vehicles. And we have an out door decked patio area that guests are welcome to use, with a table & chairs and sun loungers.

We are in a quiet semi rural area with plenty of walks available and friendly pubs that serve delicious meals close by, there is a bus service at the bottom of the lane, that will take you into Blackwood, our local High Street and shopping area, that hosts 24hr Asda 24hr McDonalds and many other high street shops, these are all, approximately 1.5 miles away

Quarryman's is a mid-terrace 18th Century cottage situated in the sought after picturesque rural village of Trefil on the borders of the Brecon Beacons National Park. A unique location with south facing views and garden, in easy access to the A465 Heads of the Valleys and connectivity to other transport routes. A great base to explore south Wales - Ideal for couples, location managers, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

Best of both worlds. Whether you're looking for an overnight stay or short break the cottage is in prime location for ramblers, caving enthusiasts and general lovers of the outdoors. Three miles from the historic town of Tredegar (the birthplace of the NHS), and within ten miles from both Cyfartha Retail Park and Festival Shopping outlets - there's also something for the serious bargain hunter. With travel time to Cardiff less than an hour, and 14 miles from the Abergavenny Food Festival - Quarryman's Cottage is ideal for an inexpensive stay for local shows and festivals. Originally a stable, the cottage became home to fourteen members of a local quarry family. With no two cottages the same - it has a charm of its own. With Bike Park Wales only 10 miles away and with a selection of local bike trail routes; garage storage of bikes can be provided at owners own risk. Here on business...you'll be assured of a peaceful stay. With excellent 4G coverage and in close proximity to the Ebbw Vale Enterprise Zone and Circuit of Wales Development. There is a strict one pet maximum allowance, well behaved furry friends will be considered and there will be an extra charge. A pet gate is provided to ensure that they remain downstairs throughout the stay.

We're the highest village in Wales...This is what Wikipedia says about us. Geography.. At 409 metres (1,342 ft) above sea level. Trefil is perhaps best known for its limestone quarries – The Trefil Tramroad and the Sirhowy Tramroad formerly linked the quarries with the heavily industrialised areas to the south, providing limestone for the furnaces. The former Brinore Tramroad connected the quarries at Trefil with the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal at Talybont in the Usk Valley to the north. Open moorland rises to east and west of the village, the slopes to the west being known as Trefil Ddu and those to the east as Trefil Las. The moorland of Mynydd Llangynidr to the east undulates considerably and contains a number of caves beneath its surface. Most famous amongst these is Chartist's Cave one mile to the northeast of the village What's in a name.. The village name may derive from the terms 'tref' and 'mil' signifying the 'farm of the lesser celandine', a plant which might be expected to grow in the stream which flows through the place, the Nant Trefil. Nature... Trefil Quarries and Trefil Ddu are noted birdwatching sites; this area is the last remaining site in Gwent where ring ouzel occurs regularly, and other species present include raven, wheatear, stonechat, whinchat, snipe and red grouse. Arts and entertainment... The BBC TV series Merlin filmed many episodes at Trefil quarry and the feature film Wrath of the Titans was filmed there in June 2011. Not forgetting, Terry Pratchett's - Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy!

My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families (with kids).

The lodge is in the grounds of our home with a good size double bedroom and a cosy living room with wood burner.

Situated in a small village but within easy reach of the Brecon brecons and 45 mins from Cardiff . The local neighbourhood has a lot to offer in the way of outdoor adventures and history. Fishing,camping,biking ,climbing ,walking , paragliding are amongst the most popular to do things.

Semi-rural two bedroom house in small village within ten minutes of the Brecon beacons national park. Ideal base for exploring south wales and all it has to offer. close to amenities shops, pubs, on bus route, mountain bike park ten minutes away.

Very comfortable well equipped cottage maintained to a high standard. With welcome pack on arrival to include all the essentials so you don't have to worry about rushing out for supplies if you arrive late or tired.

Princetown is set along the A465 Heads of The Valleys Road. The title Heads of the Valleys was given to this section as it joins the northern tips or "heads" of the South Wales Valleys. Staying in this part of the country offers you the opportunity to experience the border between rural and industrial South Wales. Having lived here for many years I feel its uniqueness is that you have all the amenities of the modern world on one side and on the other can escape into the wilderness of the magnificent Beacons and view landscape that will lift your heart and make your smile widen. There are so many activities that happen around us from Bike Park Wales to the Adventures of Parc Bryn Bach and many more right on your door step. That's why we aren't moving far away and want to offer our home to let you experience this beautiful part of the world.

Light and airy room. 4ft Double bed and furnished with wardrobe and dressing table/desk. On local bus route and Cardiff/Hereford route. 2 miles to nearest rail station. Local shop, post office, fish shop, hairdresser/salon within a 2 min walk. Local lake/tourist area. 20 mins from Brecon Beacons national park.

Relaxed homely space. The room is newly decorated and light and airy.

Perfectly situated for local amenities. Shops. Fish shop. Hairdressers/beauty salon/sunbed. Post office. Petrol station. There's local beauty spot/lake a few hundred yards away. And a mile into the main town.

*NB Min of 4 guests in holidays pls use contact host* A quirky converted Baptist Chapel in the Brecon Beacons, 15mins from Crickhowell and Abergavenny with a secret story and lots of sleeping options. Warm in winter with thick stone walls that are calming and quiet. This is a simple place to detox from busy lives. Cosy nights in front of the wood burner with friends or family. A place to read, play the piano, listen to music, sing, cook or just do nothing. Cycling, walking, from the door.

Hugh’s Chapel comprises of two self-contained but adjoining spaces, suited to a romantic or special weekend for two or a get together with family and friends, up to a maximum of 8 persons. We just let to a single group and expand the space available depending on the group size. By default for bookings up to four persons you will be in the main chapel. If you are a bigger group then we will expand out into the Sunday School area through the pulpit door which is normally kept locked. If you are four and particularly want both parts we are happy to discuss and the best thing to do is contact us through contact host option. Unfortunately its difficult to cover this flexibility within airbnb pricing system at present. We try and make it affordable for small and large groups. Hughs Chapel is the main part with the main double bedroom with lots of sleeping possibilities for fold out beds in the main chapel. There are lots of little corners if you want some time to yourself or to read a book. Its great acoustically and listening to music is wonderful. But its the feeling of those thick, calming stone walls that is really special and the light that comes in through the windows at different times of the day. Its simply furnished but comfortable. From that point of view its easy to relax into the feel of the Chapel. The Chapel’s story is also something unique but you will have to find that out for yourself! Through the adjoining pulpit door are the Sunday School Rooms which houses a double Bedroom with arched window and nice views, family bathroom with bath and shower, back door, stairs leading to upstairs third bedroom / living room with foldout double sofa bed and is spacious. Off that space is a small fully functioning kitchen with great views of the black mountains. There is a set of french doors onto a deck area with views of the black mountains that leads onto a private garden with trampoline. This area gets a nice drop of sunshine from late morning until the sun sets.

Friendly and welcoming, quiet apart from lots of sheep on the hills and cows in local farmers field so sounds very rural. You will be warmly welcomed into the local pubs You can hear the streams in the background. Very old industrial archaeology tramways, railways, quarry working, iron works hidden in every corner. Hidden valleys, beech woods, small waterfalls, lots of birdlife, Owls at night, Cuckoos, woodpeckers, peregrines. Despite this very good links to Abergavenny 15mins by car and only 25mins by bike downhill ! So good base to go and explore the rest of the National Park or further a field Cardiff, Gower Peninsula, Forest of Dean, Wye Valley.

My home is near Blackwood 10 miles from Caerphilly in Cwm Argoed, 1 mile from the Maes Manor hotel, 1 mile from Pen Y Fan pond. It is a large bungalow which has a wood burner in the main room. 2 bedrooms available (1 double, 1 single with a pullout that makes a double). There is a short tight lane to get to the village, I work full time please check for check in times. If there are 2 guests booking and they would like both rooms please contact for details.

Large detached bungalow set in a quiet semi rural location just 1 mile from The Maes Manor hotel which makes my location idea for people attending functions at the hotel. The location is only 2 miles from the former mining town of Blackwood, 1 mile from Pen Y Fan pond which is ideal for walking and picnics, and 1.5 miles from a large caravan park, 10 miles from the historic town of Caerphilly (with good public transport links), 16 miles from the Brecon beacons andonly 20 miles from Wales' capital city of Cardiff. There are good public transport links to Cardiff with trains running regularly from the local train station (3 miles to station). There is off road parking in my private drive for up to 2+1 cars.

The neighbourhood is a small hamlet in a quiet cul-de-sac. Being quite remote, access is via a lane where you turn into a small terrace, go past 12 terraced houses to 6 detached private houses at the end of the road (so you can as much noise as you like!).

Newly decorated and furnished terrace house situated close to the town of Ebbw Vale in the heart of the Welsh Valleys. The property has two bedrooms, open plan living and dining area, fully fitted bathroom and kitchen, off road parking for one vehicle and outdoor space at the front and back.

Welcome to Rosie’s Cottage, a lovely terraced property situated a few minutes outside of Ebbw Vale. The downstairs has a large open plan living room and dining area which leads to the fully fitted kitchen and back garden. There is a small patio space at the back with garden furniture to enjoy the evening sunshine if weather permits. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, one is a large double and the other a twin which can be made to a double upon request. There is a fully equipped bathroom with shower and bath to the rear of the house.

The house is located in the friendly town of Ebbw Vale, just a 5 minute walk from the town centre which has plenty of shops and a Wetherspoons Pub. There is plenty to do nearby with the Big Pit National Coal Museum and the Festival Park Shopping Village being less than 5 miles away and the Brecon Beacons National Park is approx 30 minutes drive from the house for walking, hiking and enjoying the natural beauty of the area. It is around a 45 minute drive into Swansea and the same to Cardiff and there is a train station in Ebbw Vale town with a direct link to Cardiff and trains running every hour. There is ample parking at the station, which is only a few minutes drive away or approximately a 10-15 minute walk from the house. It is around a 20 minute drive to BikePark Wales, the UK's first full scale mountain bike park, located in the nearby town of Merthyr Tydfil and West Mon Golf Course is approximately 15 minutes drive.

Poppy Cottage...Be the first in your group to venture up the 18th Century stone spiral staircase in an original 'Ironworkers' cottage. A short walk from Cycle Route 46, with mountain streams & the Monmouthshire Canal plus one of the largest caving networks in Europe. Amazing walks & scenery & no need for a car! Poppy Cottage is situated inside the Brecon Beacons National Park, perfect for nature, heritage and outdoor enthusiasts alike, or those looking for a quiet secluded, rural getaway

Poppy Cottage is our little project...Ros, Nicky & Chloe run the cottage and work hard to ensure your stay is as relaxing as possible. We don't have a string of cottages, only one...'Poppy Cottage', and we hope you enjoy staying as much as we enjoy welcoming guests to this hidden area of South East Wales. Featured in 'In the Footsteps of Alexander Cordell' by the author Chris Barber, Poppy Cottage is a charming 18th Century 2 bedroom stone cottage once occupied by quarry men and iron workers. The perfect country retreat and haven to discover with a myriad of outdoor activities combined with beautiful scenery right on your doorstep Situated in a rural setting on the side of a mountain in South East Wales with Abergavenny, Crickhowell, Brecon and Cardiff all within easy reach. There are countless activities in the area, from gorge walking, mountain biking and walking; and for those brave visitors, there are also more extreme activities nearby such as sailing, kayaking scrambling, caving, horse riding, and rock climbing. With a courtyard garden offering stunning mountain views, forest walks, and mountain streams, right outside the frontdoor, there's no need to get back in your car. The Brynmawr to Abergavenny cycle path is also just a short distance away. The remains of the original iron works, viaduct, and the largest preserved forest in Europe are again within walking distance, and the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal is just a 5 minute drive away. Pure cosy cottage comfort 'Poppy Cottage' accommodates 4 - 5 visitors and caters for families, couples, or groups of walking or activity enthusiasts. If fresh air is what you're looking for this is the place to come. The main bedroom provides a luxurious king size bed, with comfortable bunk beds in bedroom two. If required an additional fold out guest bed and / or travel cot can be provided. The living area provides seating for all with the modern day convenience of a flatscreen 'Smart' TV and free Wifi. The fully fitted kitchen, and utility room, include a smoothie maker, bread maker, microwave, oven with hob, washing machine, dish washer and dining for a minimum of 4 - 5 people. Complimentary tea, coffee, milk and butter is provided for all guests The cottage also has a separate shower and bath with ample towels and complimentary guest toiletries provided. Poppy Cottage essentially provides every home essential to get you started on your stay; from washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets, tea towels and J cloths...all you need to pack is some clothes, walking shoes and wet whether gear (this is Wales) *Please note: the log fire is an electric log effect fire and not an open log burner. As advised for health and safety reasons

In a steep gorge west of Abergavenny is a magnificent, ancient beech wood with ferns, mosses, birds and a waterfall. Clydach Gorge is a hidden treasure. As you drive along the A465 through the Gorge, you may be unaware of the tranquil glories that are just a stone’s throw away. Here, growing on steep slopes, is a magnificent woodland of native beeches. The surrounding landscape has been shaped and gouged by the forces of nature and the Industrial Revolution. Clydach Gorge has a fascinating history. From most parts of the reserve there are views of abandoned tramways, old quarries and industrial settlements. The former railway line along the side of the forge between Abergavenny and Brynmawr is now a cycle path leading into and around the reserve. Within the woodlands you will find rare whitebeam trees, distinguished by the white undersides of their leaves in summer and red berries in autumn. They occur nowhere else in the world apart from a few other locations in Wales and England. Abergavenny is situated just 10 minutes away. Known as the traditional 'The Gateway to Wales' this ancient and welcoming town is the ideal centre for a truly refreshing holiday, whether it be a short break at any time of the year, or a longer leisurely stay. Abergavenny hosts an array of events all year round. Ranging from the ever popular Food Festival, the Shire Horse Show, the Steam Rally and the Annual Festival of Cycling. In 2016 Abergavenny is also host to the Eisteddfod. The local area also boasts two 'Michelin Star' restaurants. Namely The Walnut Tree, and The Hardwick. Don't forget to visit your local and swap travel stories with the villagers, the Cambrian pub is a 2 minute walk up the hill and a very welcoming environment to spend an evening, get to know more about the area, or play a game of pool

My home is near Blackwood 10 miles from Caerphilly in a a small hamlet called Cwm Argoed 2 miles from Blackwood, 1 mile from the Maes Manor hotel, It is a large bespoke bungalow which has a wood burner in the main room. 1 bedroom available (1 single with a pullout that makes a double bed), Please be aware that there is one network that has poor coverage Vodafone, being semi rural there is a short tight lane to get to the village. Please note I work shifts so contact before booking thanks

Large detached bungalow set in a quiet semi rural location just 1 mile from The Maes Manor hotel which makes my location ideal (and much cheaper) for people attending functions at the hotel. The location is only 2 miles from the former mining town of Blackwood, 1 mile from Pen Y Fan pond which is ideal for walking and picnics, and 1.5 miles from a large caravan park, 10 miles from the historic town of Caerphilly (with good public transport links), 16 miles from the Brecon beacons andonly 20 miles from Wales' capital city of Cardiff. There are good public transport links to Cardiff with trains running regularly from the local train station (3 miles to station). There is off road parking in my private drive for up to 2+1 cars.

The neighbourhood is a small hamlet in a quiet cul-de-sac. Being quite remote, access is via a lane where you turn into a small terrace, go past 12 terraced houses to 6 detached private houses at the end of the road (so you can as much noise as you like!).

Our home which has the best of both worlds with the stunning countryside & easy access to local amenities. We are on Domen Fawr which is over 1653ft high. From the top you can see Pen y Fan & the Central Brecons. We are close to the Heads of the Valley Road which provides great access throughout South Wales. Cardiff is also accessible by an hour’s direct journey from the nearby train station. Pets are welcome but please discuss this with us in advance as we have our own friendly dog.

The large guest room has stunning views & a comfortable king size bed with TV & WiFi. The bathroom will be solely yours for your stay.

The Cwtch is an annexe adjoining our self build stone property, that is set surrounded by beautiful countryside, that is within easy access to The Brecon Beacons and World Heritage site Blaenavon etc. The property is centrally heated and well equipped kitchen. The property is accessed through the light and airy conservatory adjoining the kitchen.

The Cwtch at Golwg y Mynydd situated on the Coety Mountain is a cozy annexe adjoining our self built home. The Cwtch is surrounded by beautiful walks at the nearby Cwmtillery Lakes and Cwmtillery reservoir. You are 3 minutes from Abertillery by car with all the usual facilities and only 10-15 minutes by car to the train station at Llanhilleth that will take you to the capital of Wales "Cardiff". The World Heritage Site of " The Big Pit at Blaenavon" and the cottages that were featured on the BBC program "The Coal House" that can be accessed via a long walk over the Coety Mountain (see images) or by car. You are within easy reach of the Brecon Beacons and and the market town of Abergavenny. The Cwtch boasts a double bedroom with en- suite, a lounge with dining table, a fully fitted kitchen, and conservatory. There is also a bed-settee in the lounge that will sleep 1 adult or 2 children. An air bed and camp bed is available on request. There is a private patio complete with seating which is perfect for watching the sun set below Mynydd James is the ideal way to finish your day.

Cwmtillery Lake is a 1 - 2 minute walk from the property, set in the base of the valley that is surrounded by stunning views and walks of the Coety Mountain and Mynydd James. Cwmtillery is an ex mining village the nearest shops and public houses are in the town of Abertillery is 3 minutes by car or 15-20 minute walk. Abertillery is also an ex mining town with a range of small shops, hairdressers etc. and public houses including a Wetherspoons pub The Pontlottyn serves food all day. The is also a large Tesco store with garage on the outskirts of the town where you can purchase most things.

Spacious cottage located in the village of Blaina, South Wales, with stunning views across the valley. We've introduced lots of exciting new discounts for 2020! There's a 10% early bird discount if booking 6 months ahead, 10% off for bookings of 7 days or more, and a low-occupancy discount for smaller groups. Travel cots, high chairs and toys are available at no extra charge. We can also supply pet crates at no charge. There is no supplement for up to two large dogs or three small dogs.

The cottage is decorated in a bright, modern style, with a fully-fitted kitchen and a spacious lounge/diner downstairs with access via French doors to a tiered yard. Upstairs there are two family rooms and a twin, as well as a large shared bathroom. The twin in room 1 is a bunk bed, as is the triple in room 2 (which is a double bed with a single above). There are separate double and single beds in bedroom 3. There is limited on-street parking to the front and rear of the property. Access to the front is quite flat, but if parking at the rear please note that there is a steep flight of steps down to the back of the house. The cottage can sleep up to eight people and has reasonable access for people with disabilities, although please bear in mind that all bedrooms and the main bathroom are upstairs. We also have another, smaller cottage in the nearby town of Nantyglo (Aderyn Bach) if you are looking for something cosier or need extra rooms.

Blaina is situated close to the famous Brecon Beacons National Park, popular with walkers and cyclists for its dramatic scenery and challenging terrain. Venture further afield and you can visit the market town of Abergavenny to the east, or Caerphilly to the south - famous for its cheese and its impressive medieval castle. Or you can also explore Welsh history through a visit to Big Pit National Coal Museum, part of the Blaenavon Industrial Landscape which is a World Heritage Site. The Pontypool and Blaenavon Railway and Brecon Mountain Railway are nearby.

Built in 1851 and lovingly restored in 2002, this former Baptist Chapel is now a family home and Guest house. Situated at the start of the Brecon Beacons we are central to so many beautiful Walks such as Pen-y-fan and Sugarloaf.Waterfalls,Heritage Sites, Castles, Dark Sky reserves,Restaurants,Cycling paths such as Bike Parc Wales. We are 1. 5 miles from the Railway station with direct routes to Cardiff. 2 miles from Wales oldest Cinema. Beaufort Theatre is 100 yards from our front door.

Welcome to our home. As avid bikers/hikers, we have thoughtfully designed our home to comfortably accommodate small - extra large groups of fellow adventurers and families. A light and airy newly renovated 3-storey house - a stone's throw from the Brecon Beacons (climb to Pen Y Fan) and all the other outdoor action. BikeParkWales is a 10min drive away. Our home is equipped with 8 brand new luxury double beds and 3 double sofa beds. Plus a large banquet dining table, great for group socials.

OUTDOOR FEATURES: - Extra-safe bike storage - Built-in outdoor fire pit - Gas BBQ - Large picnic benches (up to 12 people) - Private fenced/gated garden INDOOR FEATURES: - 55" Smart TV - Sky Q TV Package. Plus Netflix, Sports channels, and much more. - Fast Wifi Broadband - Large 12 seater banquet dining table - Fully equipped kitchen with American fridge freezer NEARBY ACTIVITIES: - 10 minutes from Bike Park Wales - Other nearby bike trails include: Cwmcarn, Black Mountain, Forest of Dean, Afan Forest, amongst others. - 5 mins from Park Bryn Bach - outdoor activity hub: kayaking, canoeing, caveing, ghyll scrambling, climbing, plus much more. - Taff trail - Big Pit Museum (explore an old mine) NEARBY PLACES OF NATURAL BEAUTY: - Brecon Beacons - Brecon Town - Crickhowell Town - Waterfall country - Pen-Y-Fan mountain - Fan-Y-Big mountain - Beautiful reservoirs - ...and lots more NEARBY FACILITIES: - Local shop & Chinese takeaway just across the road - Local pubs and restaurants (Our recommendations: Belle Vue Inn, Nag's Head) - Local Morrisons & Lidl (5mins) - Trago Mills (12 mins) - Festival Park - Outlet Village (10mins) - Gym, Pool & Sauna - Ebbw Vale Sports Centre (10mins)

As with almost everybody you will meet in the valleys, our neighbours are very lovely and helpful people. If you need anything, they will always be more than happy to help.

Abertillery is a small ex-mining town situated 5 miles south of the Brecon Beacons National Park. It has a strong music tradition with local pubs usually providing live music at weekends. The town centre with large supermarket is a 5 minute walk There is also a local theatre, The Met and adjoining quaint museum with cafe. The magnificent Guardian Statue is a 15 minute walk. The Big Pit National Coal Museum is a 15 minute drive and gives a chance to go down a coal mine. It is a free day out!

The house is located in a quiet leafy street. It is warm and cosy with all mod cons including unlimited Wi-Fi, state of the art central heating (Nest) a dishwasher & wood-burning stove. The house has a well laid out pretty patio for alfresco dining should the mood take you. There is on street parking with additional lay-by parking a few yards up the road. There is a young children's playground within 50 metres. There are lots of fabulous walks both flat and through the magnificent mountains.

Abertillery and the surrounding area is rich in things to do and see. Full list on the Trip Advisor website: https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attractions-g1471577-Activities-Abertillery_Blaenau_Gwent_South_Wales_Wales.html

4 Bedroom house in South Wales very clean sleeps up to 7 people, great views located on the edge of a lake, close to the A465 Heads of the valley, Ebbw Vale train station 8 minutes away, Abergavenny the gateway to Wales 10 minutes away, Bike park Wales 16 minutes away, just 2 minutes walking distance to local shops and restaurants, it's a brilliant location for mountain biking, hiking sight seeing or just relaxing.

Gorgeous double room near Abergavenny on the edge of the Brecon Beacons Country Park in Wales. Spacious property with stunning mountain views. Guest will get full access to their own bathroom with roll-top bath and music-feature shower. We love having guests and will ensure you have an amazing stay in the area. We have a beautiful little pub a short walking distance from our home, serving home cooked food and amazing Sunday roasts. Perfect for a weekend getaway!

Brecon Beacons & Blaenavon & Excellent location, nice double room, and incredible price! Location Right in the heart of Wales and Brecon Brecon National Park near by. A few seconds walk from bus station

Unlimited Fibre broadband (5x faster than standard broadband ) Per night extra £1 for Internet, speeds of up to 38Mbps Right in the heart of Wales,Brecon Beacons and the Blaenavon World Heritage Site are near by. Just off main Road and bus stop. Fully furnished double room. Quite and bright location. Double bed with brand-new mattress. Brand-new wardrobe, chest drawers,bedside table. Nicely decorated. For everyone's safety and security, HD CCTV, Carbon monoxide detector and smoke alarms installed in front and back door and corridors and kitchens.

Attractions within short drive distance include 'Big Pit' the National Mining Museum of Wales, Cordell Community Museum and the historic Ironworks. Throughout the summer, and on special weekends, Blaenavon & Pontypool Railway volunteers run steam, or diesel. We are also 400 yards from National Cycle Network . The area is excellent for walking, cycling, bird watching and sight seeing. Family history research is also popular with the new records office at Ebbw Vale. The town is conveniently located to allow access to many other attractions – Brecon Beacons National Park, Monmouthshire and Brecon canal, Caerleon Roman remains and ampitheatre and many castles including Abergavenny, Raglan, Chepstow, Caerphilly and Cardiff. Retail therapy Swimming pool is within reach too!

Delightful self catering holiday cottage set in the beautiful south wales valleys, within easy reach of Brecon Beacons.Cosy accomodation furnished to a high standard. Well equipped with a tasteful decor. 2 double bedrooms and 1 single bedroom. Bathroom with a full body shower. It has a decked and enclosed garden with comfy seating and woodland views. Parking is on the street, the neighbours are friendly and like to keep a space for our visitors. Close by are cafes,supermarkets and local towns.

We pride ourselves on privacy for our guests. South Griffin is a delightful self catering spacious holiday cottage ideal for those needing peace and tranquility, time to reflect on life, to enjoy peaceful woodlands views. To enjoy the soaring birds or to get out there and enjoy all kinds of activities from cycling, climbing, fishing,hiking and much, much more. Maybe a visit to Cardiff or Swansea, Bristol or Bath. Barry Island is not far. What ever you wish to do can be found locally or within a 30/40 minute drive.

Our neighbours are the friendliest you should ever encounter. They are true Welsh people, they will help you with anything you may need. They have lived in the street for most of their life and know all there is to know about the local area and amenities. This street is unusual as it is the only street on this side of the mountain for a few miles and only has about 10 houses. Very much a community.

This is a new 3 bedroom house that I built and now let out for guests, whether you are on holiday, visiting family or working in the area. The house is fully equipped with bed linen & towels, fully fitted kitchen and also coffee, tea and sugar. There is also Wifi & Netflix The house has 3 bedrooms suitable for 5 people. Well located for local amenities and access to places such as the Brecon Beacons and Cardiff. Off street parking for 2 cars.

The entire house is yours to enjoy. Access is provided by a key safe and details will be emailed a few days before your arrival so that you can come and leave at your convenience.

The house is located in a quite estate. A car is essential but the road connections are good whether you want to explore the Brecon Beacons, visit Cardiff or explore the local towns such as Abergavenny.

My house is a small terraced house in Ebbw Vale, it has three bedrooms and a downstairs bathroom, which is not unusual in Wales. The house has recently been refurbished with new heating system and a new fitted kitchen which can be shared.

The room available is the largest bedroom at 15 ft long and about 11 ft wide, it has two windows, a king-size bed which is new, a chest of drawers and hanging space. There is a TV with an Apple box which will allow you to access your Netflix, Prime or Apple viewing accounts, there is no terrestrial TV, but you are welcome to borrow from my video library as there is also a DVD player attached. I have a small garden and a garage, I am able to provide visitors who are cycling, room in the garage to store their bikes, there may also be room fora standard motorbike. My house is dog friendly for well-behaved dogs as I have a small dog myself

My street is handy for the town centre, but far enough away not to hear it. Morgans wine bar is close which has a good reputation for food.

Room available Monday to Friday may suit professional .

Private room with separate entrance to main house, just off the Heads of the Valleys road, in the Brecon Beacons National Park, only 6 miles from Abergavenny and Crickhowell. Guests have access to Fridge/Freezer, kettle and Microwave. Use of private shower room with underfloor heating. There are 2 friendly chickens living in the garden 🐓🐓...... Street parking is available for guests, we have great views of the Clydach gorge, and are just a 5 minute drive from both Gilwern and Brynmawr.

There is WiFi and hard wire internet access in the room which you can use, the cable is supplied.

Our property is located in a quiet village in rural Monmouthshire. There are no pubs or takeaways in the village so you would need to travel for food, Abergavenny and Crickhowell are close by and have good pubs restaurants and takeaways.

Room 7 is a double ensuite. It is situated on the ground floor. It looks onto the garden. It is light and airy.

The rent is quite cheap as I am going for a holiday for a month. The place is Very close to the well-known spot ‘’Brecon Beacons’’ ---Room introduction A big TV, Three wardrobe and a desk, a chair, three big large windows, you can directly see the street view ---- Interior of the house Ground floor with a large kitchen and large dining area (with TV A large living room (with TV), a bathroom (with toilet), a toilet, and a large garden There is a dog and a cat at home, They are very cute.

Short-term stay only (25 Dec - 02 Feb)

My home is near Blackwood 10 miles from Caerphilly in Cwm Argoed, 1 mile from the Maes Manor hotel, 1 mile from Pen Y Fan pond. It is a large bungalow which has a wood burner in the main room. 1 double bedroom available. There is a short tight lane to get to the village, I work full time please check for check in times

Large detached bungalow set in a quiet semi rural location just 1 mile from The Maes Manor hotel which makes my location idea for people attending functions at the hotel. The location is only 2 miles from the former mining town of Blackwood, 1 mile from Pen Y Fan pond which is ideal for walking and picnics, and 1.5 miles from a large caravan park, 10 miles from the historic town of Caerphilly (with good public transport links), 16 miles from the Brecon beacons andonly 20 miles from Wales' capital city of Cardiff. There are good public transport links to Cardiff with trains running regularly from the local train station (3 miles to station). There is off road parking in my private drive for up to 2+1 cars.

The neighbourhood is a small hamlet in a quiet cul-de-sac. Being quite remote, access is via a lane where you turn into a small terrace, go past 12 terraced houses to 6 detached private houses at the end of the road (so you can as much noise as you like!).

This luxury static caravan is set within Pen-y-fan Leisure Park grounds near the managers house. It is located deep in the Welsh valleys with excellent access to the Brecon Beacons and the city of Cardiff. There is a pub/restaurant next to the accommodation (The Travellers Rest) which serves excellent food. The accommodation is well presented, clean and cosy and comfortably accommodates 4 people. The static is located next to the managers garage and the caravan parks storage unit.

This luxury static caravan is set within Pen-y-fan Leisure Park grounds near the managers house. It is located deep in the Welsh valleys with excellent access to the Brecon Beacons and the city of Cardiff. There is a pub/restaurant next to the accommodation (The Travellers Rest) which serves excellent food. The accommodation is well presented, clean and cosy and comfortably accommodates 4 people. The static is located next to the managers garage and the caravan parks storage unit.