Trewythen Holidays with Hot Tubs

Luxury hot-tub lodges in a peaceful Powys valley

Trewythen offers welcoming self-catering lodges in a quiet rural setting near Llandinam and Caersws, in the green heart of mid-Wales. Each lodge sleeps up to four across two bedrooms, with selected lodges enjoying their own outdoor hot tub — a relaxing, comfortable base from which to explore the rolling countryside of Powys and the Cambrian Mountains. Guests rate the lodges 9.6 out of 10, with full marks for the setting and the welcome.

The lodges

The two-bedroom lodges come with private bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen, and beds are made up ready for your arrival so you can settle straight in. Selected lodges have an outdoor hot tub on the verandah, and there is an infrared sauna to enjoy too — a genuine treat after a day in the hills. Each lodge has a verandah with garden furniture, a TV with DVD and CD, and the practical comforts of a microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer and ironing facilities. Central heating is included, with gas and electricity covered, so there are no surprises on the bill.

Who it suits

Trewythen makes a relaxing escape for couples and families alike. Children of all ages are welcome — those aged thirteen and over are counted as adults — and check-in is for guests aged eighteen and above. The lodges are non-smoking and do not accommodate pets. With the hot tub, sauna and quiet valley setting, it is geared towards rest and recharge rather than resort bustle, which is exactly what many visitors to mid-Wales are looking for.

At a glance

• Two-bedroom lodges sleeping up to 4
• Outdoor hot tub in selected lodges; infrared sauna
• Private bathrooms and fully equipped kitchen; beds made on arrival
• Verandah with garden furniture; TV/DVD, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer
• Central heating with gas and electricity included; free WiFi
• Children of all ages welcome (13+ counted as adults); no pets; non-smoking
• Peaceful valley near Llandinam / Caersws, Powys; rated 9.6/10

Llandinam and the Severn Valley

Llandinam is a pretty village on the River Severn in mid-Powys, between the market towns of Newtown and Llanidloes, in classic green, rolling Welsh countryside. It is a wonderfully central spot for exploring mid-Wales: the source of the Severn, the Cambrian Mountains, the reservoirs and forests of the Hafren and the antique and book shops of the surrounding towns are all within reach, with the Elan Valley and the coast at Aberystwyth a longer day out. For more places to stay across the region, see our guide to accommodation in mid-Wales and Powys.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does each lodge sleep? Up to four guests across two bedrooms.

Is there a hot tub? Yes — selected lodges have an outdoor hot tub, and there is an infrared sauna.

Are children welcome? Yes, children of all ages; those 13 and over are counted as adults, and check-in is for ages 18+.

Are pets allowed? No — the lodges do not accommodate pets, and are non-smoking.

Where is it? In a peaceful valley near Llandinam and Caersws, mid-Powys.

Days out from the lodges

Mid-Wales is quiet, green and gloriously uncrowded, and Trewythen sits right in the middle of it. The market towns of Newtown and Llanidloes — the latter with its half-timbered market hall and independent shops — are close by, while the Cambrian Mountains, the forests and reservoirs of the Hafren, and the red kite feeding station at Bwlch Nant yr Arian make rewarding days out. The narrow-gauge railways at Welshpool and the spa town of Llandrindod Wells are within reach, and on a longer day you can cross to the coast at Aberystwyth or explore the dramatic Elan Valley dams. After all that fresh air, the hot tub and sauna back at the lodge are exactly what’s needed.

A relaxing base

With heating and utilities included, beds made up on arrival and the hot tub waiting, Trewythen is set up so you can simply arrive and unwind. It is an easy, comfortable choice for couples and families who want the peace of the countryside without giving up on creature comforts.

Book your mid-Wales break

For a relaxing lodge with a hot tub in one of the quietest corners of Wales, check availability and reserve your stay at Trewythen using the booking options on this page.