Brecon Beacons Holiday Accommodation

Holiday Accommodation in The Brecon Beacons National Park

View and book Beacons Beacons Holiday Accommodation, this area of Wales has a bounty of superb Welsh holiday properties and brilliant places to stay for short breaks, weekend breaks and holidays throughout the year, like affordable self-catering accommodation, luxury holiday cottages, friendly family run bed and breakfasts, country house hotels with swimming pools and spas, caravan parks for caravan holidays and holiday lodge rentals and campsites with glamping pitches camping pods and Yurts. If you wish to bring your dog along choose dog-friendly places to stay with enclosed gardens or near lovely walks from our excellent list including adult only accommodation, but before you book remember to check out the exclusive cheap deals on the special offers page.

Tourist Attractions

Tourists and book lover’s flock to Hey-on-Wye year after year especially those who enjoy book-browsing and high-quality tea rooms and restaurants. Llandovery is a market town steeped in history that still has a medieval feel to it. Talybont-on-Usk is a pretty village nestling between the River Usk and the Brecon Canal, has delightful Inns, a great place for walkers and cyclists to relax after a day on the hills! Those wanting interesting walks, and recommendations on places to visit only have to inquire at their accommodation, where you’re sure to receive plenty of local knowledge.

Activities

Adventure and exploration aren’t for everyone but holidaying in the Brecon Beacons in the great outdoors offers opportunities to do something many have never tried before, like caving or river walking. However, it's not all about being active. You must make time to relax and spoil yourself at one of the local spas and holistic centres. To find out general information on some of the activities on offer in the area, visit the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority.

Brecon Town

Historic Brecon is the bustling centre of the area with narrow streets and lanes, Georgian houses and a 12th-century Cathedral, that also houses two museums. Abergavenny is a thriving market town while Crickhowell boasts a 13th-century castle and a 17th-century bridge with more arches on one side than the other!! Moving along we reach Hay on Wye internationally famous for its second-hand bookshops of which there were over 30 at the last count, with over a million books for sale, many with information on the area.

Location

The Brecon Beacons National Park is popular for Christmas and New year celebrations and has some excellent holiday accommodation available for short breaks throughout the year.