Crickhowell hotels

Hotels @Crickhowell

Anyone hoping to stay in Crickhowell can be assured of a warm Welsh welcome as there's a wide selection of hotels and B&Bs ranging from 16th century properties with restaurants to budget hostels surrounded by countryside.

The majority of hotels in Crickhowell provide easy access to both the traditional shops and restaurants of the town centre, as well as the glorious countryside of the Brecon Beacons, with plenty of great things to see and do right on your doorstep.

Visitors staying in Crickhowell can take full advantage of a rich variety of scenic walks and local landmarks, all of which provide the perfect accompaniment to cooked breakfasts, comfy beds and accommodation with character.

Where to Stay in Crickhowell

Hotels in Crickhowell town centre provide an excellent base from which to explore the charming collection of galleries, cafes and award-winning local food producers. The High Street is the perfect place to start a mid-morning stroll and you'll soon find a great selection of traditional inns and local restaurants from where to enjoy a hearty lunch or delicious evening meal.

Scenic Accommodation in Crickhowell

The natural beauty of the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons make accommodation in Crickhowell a real draw for anyone interested in discovering the great outdoors. Wild woodlands, mountain peaks and fast flowing rivers create a really captivating outlook when staying in Crickhowell and, thanks to a good selection of manor house and B&B accommodation, there's plenty of choice to suit all budgets.

Art, Music and Culture in Crickhowell

Aside from the wonderfully eclectic Green Man festival that takes place every August, staying in Crickhowell also showcases numerous other creative talents with traditional craft workshops, art galleries and photographic studios all adding to a thoroughly inspirational experience. Amateur historians won't be disappointed either: there are ironworks, castles, churches and priory ruins that can rekindle the fires of the past.

Getting Out and About in Crickhowell

Crickhowell hotels offer a superb opportunity to make the most of the surrounding countryside and if you're into outdoor activities then you'll be spoiled for choice. Mountain biking, pony trekking and picnics on hillsides are all perfect pursuits for enjoying the fresh air of southeast Wales and are all easily accessible from accommodation located in the town centre. Crickhowell is also a haven for ramblers and hikers with innumerate guided and self-guided routes helping walkers work up an appetite whilst enjoying the stunning scenery.

Where Will You Choose to Stay in Crickhowell?

World heritage sites, cosy cafes and mile upon mile of rural Welsh landscapes, no matter where you chose to stay in Crickhowell, you'll soon discover a wonderful world just steps from your front door. Bed and breakfast cottages, Grade II listed manor houses or 4 star hotels in the town centre, staying in Crickhowell presents plenty of choice whatever your budget or personal preference.