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Our 1883 green guesthouse has been extended and developed to have a very low carbon footprint. We offer single, double, twin, family and semi-disabled access rooms, all en-suite. We use local produce for homely evening meals and packed lunches.
Good wholesome food and basic but comfortable rooms for up to six people. Great salads, organic vegetable soups, hearty casseroles and fabulous homemade cakes. The café is open 11am to 6pm Wed to Sat, and Sun during bank holidays and July and August. Evening meals for B&B guests, or by special arrangement only.
Wonderful scenery, high environmental standards, food grown on our own land, space and tranquillity are just some of the reasons why guests rate us '10 out of 10'. Relax in spacious and comfortable rooms, warm yourself by real log fires, see for miles and see star lit skies. Awards: Green Snowdonia ‘best sustainable tourism business', Wales business and sustainability award, Green Dragon, AA breakfast and dinner awards. 5 Star
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From £30 - £50 per person per night including breakfast
We offer a relaxed and peaceful place to stay in our converted mill building. 2 double-bedded rooms and 2 single rooms available. Guest sitting room with TV, video/DVD, HiFi and books. Excellent breakfasts using locally-sourced foods.
This well-appointed guest house between mountains and sea is in the heart of Welsh-speaking Wales, and is impeccably run by a family who are passionate about Welsh language and culture. Delicious locally sourced food is served in the licensed dining room.
If you wish to experience a country holiday that is unique, ecologically aware and closer to wildlife, our B&B and campsite can offer you an ideal base to explore variety of activities.
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From £7 (camping) - £27 (B&B) per person per night
This cosy bed and breakfast is situated near the City of Newport, Gwent, at the junction of the Severn and the Usk Estuaries, overlooking the Bristol Channel. The lighthouse is a quirky, comfortable, rather than luxurious bed and breakfast.
