Compare and book 4 Star hotels in Crickhowell, Wales

The picturesque town of Crickhowell is nestled in the stunning Usk Valley just south of the imposing Black Mountains at the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

With outdoor pursuits an obvious attraction to the area, visitors will be pleased to discover that there is a selection of four star luxury hotels around the town. However much you may like to rough it in the surrounding countryside, you can be sure of a warm welcome in a relaxing hotel at the end of the day.

Hotels for Walking in Crickhowell

Situated on the main road between Abergavenny and Brecon, Crickhowell is ideal for anyone wanting to discover the beauty of this part of Powys. Walking and hiking are popular pursuits as well as cycling and there are plenty of well-tracked routes to explore in the local area. The town is a perfect place to base yourself for an activity holiday and booking your accommodation early means that you can concentrate on planning your visit safe in the knowledge that everything else will be taken care of.

As well as idly exploring the town, the more adventurous may want to take a trip to the Llanthony Priory ruins north of the town. The former Augustinian priory is set in a steep sided valley in the Black Mountains and the highest spot offers a wonderful panoramic view of the Brecon Beacons.

The four star hotels in the vicinity are set against a spectacular backdrop of rolling hills and with top class service guaranteed you may find yourself not wanting to leave the hospitality of the accommodation to experience the splendour of the Welsh countryside.

Hotels for Enjoying Crickhowell

Although the hotels have exceptional dining facilities, there are a variety of eating options in the town if you fancy a bit of a change. Whether you are after traditional pub grub or a la carte sophistication there’s plenty of places to choose from, with a stunning setting to enjoy while you eat.

By arranging your accommodation in Crickhowell you will be able to enjoy the independent spirit that thrives in the town and a perfect example of that is the range of shops among the charming streets. From traditional Welsh crafts to artisan bakers to local bookshops you are sure to find a wonderful souvenir of your stay.

Hotels for Music Fans in Crickhowell

Artists and musicians have long been drawn to the area as a source of inspiration and now the wonderfully eclectic Green Man Festival takes place each August in Glanusk Park just outside the town.

If you like the idea of experiencing the wide-ranging musical acts but don’t fancy roughing it in a tent, then why not take advantage of the town’s hotels to ensure a good night’s sleep after a day enjoying the festival. Be sure to book early though as the festival is very popular and swells the population of the town considerably.

Where Will You Stay in Crickhowell?

With mile upon mile of stunning Welsh rural countryside alongside a historical landscape, Crickhowell is ideal for anyone wanting to get away from it all.

Why not add a bit of luxury and find an affordable hotel to really make your stay memorable?