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Merthyr Tydfil sits at the head of the Taff Valley. It is a place where industrial grit meets mountain air. My top tip is to visit the grounds of Cyfarthfa Castle. You can walk the paths and see the lake for free. This is a prime choice for a low cost day out. The stone arches of the Cefn Coed Viaduct tower over the river. You can ride the steam train from Pant to see the hills. The Taff Trail offers a flat path for a long walk. Red kites fly high above the old ironworks. The town has deep roots in the story of coal. It is a smart spot for a trip.

Listings in "Merthyr Tydfil"

Llwyn Onn Guest House
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A 4-star guest house on the bank of Llwyn-on reservoir in the Brecon Beacons, with stunning views, near Pen y…
The Lodge, Dolygaer
£ 83 /night
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A detached self-catering lodge for four at Dolygaer near Pontsticill, with a private outdoor hot tub, open-plan living, valley views…
Parc House
£ 106 /night
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A spacious former-chapel holiday home near Merthyr Tydfil and Bike Park Wales, sleeping 14. Bike store, dog-friendly and great for…
The Tiger Inn
£ 77 /night
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A characterful boutique inn on Merthyr Tydfil's historic High Street, with individually styled en-suite rooms, a café-bar lounge serving home-cooked…
The Bessemer Hotel
£ 69 /night
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A friendly, independently run 17-room hotel at Dowlais, Merthyr Tydfil, with comfortable en-suite bedrooms, free parking and WiFi, and a…
Nant Ddu Lodge & Spa
£ 107 /night
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A relaxed spa hotel at Cwm Taf on the edge of the Brecon Beacons near Merthyr Tydfil, with 33 en-suite…
Castle Hotel
£ 59 /night
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Merthyr Tydfil's largest town-centre hotel, with 45 en-suite double, twin and family rooms, 24-hour reception, a restaurant and bar, and…