Tregoyd Farmhouse

Tregoyd Farm is an ideal spot for either those wishing to stop en-route while exploring the trails of the Brecon Beacons National Park, the Black Mountains, the newyl established 'Three Rivers Ride', or for those wishing to use the farm as a base to ride out on a daily basis. The farm has easy access to both mountain and off-road riding.

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The Griffin Inn

One of the old Fishing Inns of the Upper Wye Valley, situated in the centre of a very pretty village which has the distinction of having won the Best Kept Village Award. About 5 minutes drive from Tregoyd. The Griffin stands cloes to the River Wye and offers attractive accommodation with 3 double bedrooms, 3 twin rooms and one single room, all ensuite. The attractive dining room offers comprehensive A la Carte Menu and wine list, with fully licenced bars. The very amiable hosts are Rena and Peter Martin and family. A Hostelry very popular with both visitors and locals.

Maesygarn Farmhouse

Maesygarn Farmhouse is an imposing structure nestling under the Black Mountains. The house commands views across the Wye Valley to the Radnorshire Hills. Accommodation consists of 2 double rooms, 1 twin/family room ensuite and 1 large room sleeping 5 which is available for groups. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities. There is a large, comfortable lounge with TV, and the house is centrally heated.

Trehenry Farmhouse

An 18th Century farmhouse set in beautiful Welsh countryside with panoramic views of the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons. Accommodation consists of 1 family room, 2 double bedrooms and a twin room, all ensuite with tea and coffee making facilities. There is a TV lounge, and gardens.

La Fosse Guest House

La Fosse is a three storey eighteenth centruy house surrounded by a walled garden and parking area. It is situated in a quiet residentail part of Hay-on-Wye within a few minutes walk of cafes, restaurants, book and craft shops. Hay-on-Wye is a truly historical border town situated on the banks of the River Wye, with its castle overlooking the square. Bob and Annabel Crook are your welcoming hosts. Accommodation consists of four double en-suite rooms and one twin with private bathroom.

Cottage Farm

Restored Farmhouse in the Wye Valley just 3 miles from the border town of Hay-on-Wye. Guest facilities include separate bathroom with toilet and shower, 2 Singles or Twin room, 1 Family or Double room. Both bedrooms have large easy chairs with plenty of room to relax in centrally heated comfort. Excellent views of surrounding countryside. Reduced rates for children, pushchairs, toys, books and a free child-sitting service can be arranged. Tea, coffee and packed lunches available. No evening meals. No animals allowed in farmhouse.

Upper Trewalkin

Upper Trewalkin is a family run farm set in the Brecon Beacons National Park. The 17th Century farmstead commands panoramic views of the Black Mountains. Cattle, sheep and feeding crops are the main farming enterprises. Talgarth is the nearest market town, with Hay-on-Wye and the old county town of Brecon on the doorstep. The Black Mountain area is a paradise for walks, rambles and riding, with fishing and boating on nearby Llangorse Lake. There is an abundance of craft workshops to be visited and historic places to explore. Good food is of prime importance using home and locally produced products. About 10 minutes drive from Tregoyd. Accomodation consists of 2 Double Rooms with ensuite, 1 Twin Room with private bathroom. Lounge with log burner and television. Farmhouse Award Winner. Highly Commended Grade. Three Crowns.

Caebetran Farmhouse

A warm welcome, a pot of tea and home made cakes await you on arrival at Caebetran Farm, which is situated in the peace and quiet of a beautiful part of unspoilt Wales. There is a panoramic view of the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains where buzzards soar and sheep and ponies roam. Caebetran Farm is a working cattle and sheep farm which has recently been modernised to provide the comfort and quality visitors expect. The rooms comprise 2 Double and 1Twin, all ensuite with colour televisions, tea making facilities, hairdryer and many extras to make your stay with us special. Three Crowns - Welcome Host Award. Cabetran is a non-smoking establishment.

The Felinfach Griffin

The Felinfach Griffin is a recently refurbished old coaching inn. It stands in an area of landscaped lawns and parking area. It is owned by the Evans-Bevan family and has an established repoutation for high class accommodation and cuisine. Accommodation consists of: 1 four poster double room, one double room and two twin rooms, all ensuite.

	There's a Pony Trekking Centre to the west of Hay-on-Wye And their Ponies are renowned both far and wide. It nestles on a hillside beneath a spelndid mountain range Where folk from many nations come to ride. Further west, the Brecon Beacons thrust their peaks up to the sky, Whilst northwards sunlit hilltops fill your eye, And as you ride your favourite pony to your favourite mountain inn, Down in the valley flows the gleaming River Wye. This pony trekking centre to the west of Hay-on-Wye Has much to offer folk who wish to ride. If you're seven years old or seventy you'll be welcome there for sure. They'll provide you with a pony and a guide, And as you trek across the hilltops at a canter, walk or trot, You will come to this conclusion: Tregoyd Centre beats the lot.

Campsite

A picturesque campsite is available for Scouts, Guides or similar groups of any age. It extends to several acres and has its own fresh water supply.