Amara Holiday Cottage

Amara is a charming, peaceful country cottage near Llanfihangel-Crucorney in the Black Mountains, on the eastern side of the Brecon Beacons. With lovely mountain views, a wood-burning stove and a wonderfully rural setting, it sleeps four and welcomes one dog — perfect for a small family or a couple seeking a quiet escape close to the foodie town of Abergavenny.

A mountain hideaway near Abergavenny

This is a genuine get-away-from-it-all retreat. The inviting living area has a wood-burning stove for warm, quiet evenings in, and the kitchen is well equipped for a relaxed self-catering stay. With lovely views out to the Black Mountains, it is a restful, welcoming spot to unwind, whatever the season.

Garden, parking and a welcome for dogs

The cottage has two bedrooms sleeping up to four, and a lovely enclosed garden — a safe space for children and a dog to play — along with convenient off-road parking. One dog is welcome, so your four-legged friend can come along to enjoy the walks and fresh mountain air.

At a glance

• Sleeps 4 across 2 bedrooms
• Wood-burning stove and lovely mountain views
• Enclosed garden and off-road parking
• Dog-friendly (one dog)
• Near Llanfihangel-Crucorney, in the Black Mountains

Where it is

Amara sits in a quiet corner beneath the Black Mountains, near the village of Llanfihangel-Crucorney, on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons. The Skirrid and the Sugar Loaf rise close by, and the foodie market town of Abergavenny is a short drive away. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our Brecon Beacons accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

This is glorious walking country. The distinctive peaks of the Skirrid and the Sugar Loaf are close at hand, and the beautiful valley of Llanthony, with its romantic ruined priory, lies just up the road — a memorable spot for a walk and a drink at the historic priory inn. The food-loving town of Abergavenny, famous for its annual food festival, offers shops, pubs and restaurants, and the wider Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons provide endless trails for walkers and cyclists.

Who it suits

With its wood burner, enclosed garden and welcome for a dog, Amara suits couples and small families who want a peaceful, rural base with mountain walking on the doorstep. Dog owners and walkers in particular will love the quiet setting and the trails of the Black Mountains close at hand.

Good to know

As a rural self-catering cottage, Amara is best for guests happy to enjoy the peace of the countryside, with Abergavenny close by for shops, supplies and a great choice of places to eat. The wood burner makes it inviting in the cooler months, and the enclosed garden is a real bonus for those with children or a dog. Pack walking boots — some of the best walking in the Beacons is right on the doorstep. The mountain views and the wood burner make it an inviting choice for a quiet escape at any time of year, and the enclosed garden gives children and the dog somewhere safe to play. Abergavenny, with its renowned food scene, is a short drive away whenever you fancy a livelier afternoon, while the Llanthony valley offers a memorable day out close to home.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people does it sleep? Up to four guests across two bedrooms.

Are dogs welcome? Yes, one dog is welcome.

Is there a garden? Yes, an enclosed garden with off-road parking.

Where is it? Near Llanfihangel-Crucorney, in the Black Mountains near Abergavenny.

What is nearby? The Skirrid, the Sugar Loaf, Llanthony Priory and Abergavenny.

Amara is a peaceful, dog-friendly choice for a Brecon Beacons escape. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.