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Plasnewydd
Bed and Breakfast
Irfon Terrace, Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys, Mid Wales, LD5 4RHTelephone: 01591 610293
| Do you want one of the finest B&B accommodation with ensuite, private and standard facilities (near Builth Wells) set in a stunning location where you can escape the crowds and recharge your batteries. We have just the place for you. |
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| Here is the ideal place to stay. A warm friendly, genuine b and b welcome awaits you at Plasnewydd for guests seeking a quality, country lovers bb accommodation. We pride ourselves in bed and breakfast accommodation providers who have always resided at Plasnewydd Bed and Breakfast. Shirley and Norman are renowned for their cordial hospitality and friendliness in welcoming guests from the UK and overseas, enjoy the comforts of their own lodgings in Wales. Our scrumptious, hearty breakfasts are cooked with pride using the best of locally sourced ingredients. We are happy to offer vegetarian and special diets with prior notice. |
 Enjoy watching the birds |  A section of our delightful garden. |
| Llanwrtyd Wells is on the river Irfon tucked in the valley between the Cambrian Mountains and the Eppynt Mountains. Explore from here the diverse landscapes of the Brecon Beacons, Elan Valley and the Wye Valley. |
 The Abergwesyn Pass near Llanwrtyd Wells | This area is a paradise for outdoor activities including mountain biking, motorcycling, cycling, walking, bird watching, horse riding or golfing. Plasnewydd Bed and Breakfast is certainly ideal for exploring the wild and broken plateau of Mid Wales with its stunning countryside and lush green valleys. It is also the perfect choice to explore the length and breadth of Wales. |
| As well as being The Smallest Town in Britain, Llanwrtyd Wells is the home of many unusual events including the Man Versus Horse Marathon and The World Bog Snorkelling Championships. |
| Do take a look at our website (www.plasnewydd90.co.uk) where you will find links to some of the attractions in our area, also directions as to where we are located. |
| All bedrooms are carefully appointed with attention given to detail, included are complimentary beverage trays - with welsh cakes or bara brith daily, wash hand basins, robes, toiletries, clock radios and hair dryers. If you should require a snack an honesty basket is provided. As quoted by a guest "no detail has been overlooked" |  Spend a relaxing night in our elegant, new en-suite, double bedroom. |
| Our tastefully decorated and furnished lounge is for the benefit of guests only, sit back, relax and enjoy our selection of books and magazines, watch the television or choose a film for the DVD Player. Guests also have exclusive use of their dining area. |
 Enjoy the wealth of homely touches at Plasnewydd B&B |  Attractively presented and maintained bed and breakfast dining room. |
 | Spend a smoke free holiday at our bandb with a break away from your cherished pets. We are happy for you to enjoy a cigarette in the splendour of our well maintained garden. A secure lock up shed is available for bike storage together with washing and drying facilities for clothes. At Plasnewydd B&B guests genuinely keep returning year after year. There is something here for all country lovers, do come and see for yourself. |
| What a few of our many guests say 2007 - A lovely place. Obviously well looked after. It was a pleasure to be your guest. Will certainly tell friends. If my wife and I are looking for a place to stay in the area in the future – your number is the first we’ll look up!! ALED HUGHES, BBC CYMRU, CARDIFF. You were the light at the end of our day! Our only regret is that we did not plan to stay longer. JOANNA SPRINGER AND FAMILY, CALIFORNIA. USA. As usual a lovely welcome, clean, good breakfast. Here are most certainly many 5 Star comforts. See you again. MARGARET JONES-ROBINSON, GILWERN. Extremely wonderful place to stay! Warm welcome,all the amenities, helpful hostess and a quiet comfortable sleep. Wanted to stay longer! SANDRA NICHOLSON, PETERBOROUGH. It was a pleasure to stay here. Food and service was as good as any. A warm friendly atmosphere. Well done Shirley and Norman you’ve got it right. DAVID IDER, SECURS, SERVS SECURITY. |
Reviews on Trip Advisor: A GREAT PLACE TO STAY BrightonZoe, Brighton. 31st August 2007 Plasnewydd is a well kept, clean and comfortable B & B. It is very conveniently situated in the center of Llanwrtyd wells. There is off street parking, which is unusual for the town. The establishment is well run by and has pleasant little touches e.g. tea and coffee facilities are augmented by welsh cakes or fruit cake each day. There is an extensive selection for breakfast, the pre-ordered menu ensures every thing is presented freshly cooked and promptly. I enjoyed a very pleasant, relaxing, stay with my daughter and family over the August Bank Holiday Week-end A GREAT PLACE TO STAY "Plasnewydd great value" 3 Jul 2007 joylove, Glastonbury I found a warm and friendly welcome in this hospitable B&B in Wales' smallest town near brecon beacons. Prices were reasonable, breakfasts excellent, and the area has some incredibly stunning scenery - a walker's and birdwatcher's paradise. The drive around Llyn Brianne and south (past Cilycwm / Rhandirmwyn) is v. beautiful. VERY COMFY WITH A LOVELY BREAKFAST Dickhobart, Chelmsford 2nd Jul 2007 Although I was travelling solo and only staying the one night I was made very welcome and given a spacious and very comfortable room. The cost was very reasonable with NO single supplement, which makes a nice change. I was visiting the area to ride in a Vintage Motorcycle event so had the bike on a trailer behind the car. The proprietress went out of her way to ensure the trailer could be parked safely and securely. She was also very obliging with my request for an early breakfast which was excellent. A brief but enjoyable stay - I shall go there again! "home from home" 28 May 2007 chalkes22, Southampton, England Don't bother to stay anywhere else. Shirley the proprietor caters for your every need. Spotlessly clean, very quiet and what a breakfast, even welsh cakes for our pleasure on our return from a day out. You won't be disappointed. "A welcome green respite for the weary traveller" 25 Nov 2006 goatgirl, Oregon A gem of a B & B easily accessible by train (the Mid-Wales line). Set in the verdant rolling hills of mid-Wales I found this homey B & B with its sincere and lovely owner, Shirley Allen to offer me relief from busy city B & B's.The location is an easy walk from the quaint train station and Shirley will gladly pop down to meet you and assist you with your luggage. I was treated like a member of the family--included on a shopping foray so I could see some sights and warmly welcomed into the household. Shirley has won awards for her floral displays--there are hanging baskets everywhere and it is pleasant to sit in the back garden for a cuppa and admire the blossoms and the surrounding hills. Having had plenty of English Breakfasts in my travels, Shirley's was up there at the top with really high quality jams and preserves (which she also sells if you want to take some home). This is also a great B & B to stay in if you want to take in the famous Royal Welsh Show--or if you are like me and want an out-of-the-way bit of peace and quiet with a truly accommodating hostess. S G HINDSON 19th June 2007 We received a very warm welcome. The B & B is situated in a peaceful setting and was easy to find. Generous helping of full English breakfast and plenty of alternatives on the menu if you didn't want the full breakfast. Anonymous June 2007 This was an excellent, clean, friendly B&B. The landlady was welcoming and friendly and helped to make the stay enjoyable. The cooked breakfast was excellent. There is a lovely, very small landscaped side garden, just big enough to take a cup of tea out to in the afternoon and have a sit down! Especially convenient for the train station. Would definitely stay here again. Fousert 29th June 2007 This Bed & Breakfast is a perfect location to stay if you are looking to spend a few days to get out and about to discover the many delights of this particular part of Wales. The facilities were very good, and as testimonials left by previous visitors suggested the Breakfasts were of a good quality. Sandra Nicholson 2007 Friendly, helpful and warm hostess made my stay a real pleasure. It was easy to find once I oriented myself and the directions made sense! Food was plentiful and tasty and bedrooms well appointed and comfortable. Felt like home! |
| HOW TO GET HERE. By Road. Llanwrtyd Wells is located in Powys, Mid Wales, UK on the A483 between Builth Wells and Llandovery. At Llanwrtyd Wells, to find Plasnewydd Bed and Breakfast, driving in a westerly direction, at the town centre, take the turning left immediately after the Spar shop and follow the road straight up ahead for 250yards. Plasnewydd B&B is the large Edwardian red brick house on your left hand side. By Rail. Llanwrtyd Wells is served by the Heart of Wales railway line which runs along the picturesque route from Shrewsbury to Swansea. We are within easy walking distance of the railway station. Llanwrtyd Wells is approximately a two hours drive from the Severn Bridge. |
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