Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Nestled in the Vale of Neath, this former mining town offers scenic waterfall walks and access to the dramatic Waterfall Country trails. Outdoor enthusiasts can fish at Glynneath Lakes or explore nearby Brecon Beacons National Park for spectacular mountain hiking adventures.
The staff were extremely helpful and friendly especially when I couldn't open the key cabinet. Dinner was quite excellent and reasonably priced. Room was larger than expected but TV reception was patchy and screen kept freezing perhaps due to poor Wi-Fi reception. One thing to remember, they do not have allocated parking - whilst there is a large car park behind it is £2 for 2 hours and £6 for a day but keep in mind the gates are shut from10pm to 8am which is unhelpful when you need to leave...
The staff were extremely helpful and friendly especially when I couldn't open the key cabinet. Dinner was quite excellent and reasonably priced. Room was larger than expected but TV reception was patchy and screen kept freezing perhaps due to poor Wi-Fi reception. One thing to remember, they do not have allocated parking - whilst there is a large car park behind it is £2 for 2 hours and £6 for a day but keep in mind the gates are shut from10pm to 8am which is unhelpful when you need to leave...
We had a lovely stay. The cottage was immaculate and had everything we needed. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. And was in a fab location for what we needed.
We had a lovely stay. The cottage was immaculate and had everything we needed. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. And was in a fab location for what we needed.
Really lovely stay for 3 nights. Gorgeous room and bathroom, great friendly staff and good food. Very good value. Train station right across the road. Would definitely stay again.
Really lovely stay for 3 nights. Gorgeous room and bathroom, great friendly staff and good food. Very good value. Train station right across the road. Would definitely stay again.
Julie
Reviewed September 27, 2026Reviewed September 27, 2026
We couldn't fault this - from the welcome, through a comfortable sleep to a friendly great breakfast. Lovely place, well-run, perfectly clean, and very friendly. The views from the rooms are extensive, yet it's a short walk to a very acceptable pub with good beer and meals. Definitely one to go back to.
We couldn't fault this - from the welcome, through a comfortable sleep to a friendly great breakfast. Lovely place, well-run, perfectly clean, and very friendly. The views from the rooms are extensive, yet it's a short walk to a very acceptable pub with good beer and meals. Definitely one to go back to.
David
Reviewed November 7, 2021Reviewed November 7, 2021
Clean, well presented, friendly helpful staff and a decent breakfast! Couldn't ask for any more, was a great place to stay. We only stayed one night but would be happy to return and stay longer!
Highly recommended
Clean, well presented, friendly helpful staff and a decent breakfast! Couldn't ask for any more, was a great place to stay. We only stayed one night but would be happy to return and stay longer!
Highly recommended
A nice place to stay with friendly helpful staff in a beautiful location. Having family close by this will be our first choice to stay on our many visits.
A nice place to stay with friendly helpful staff in a beautiful location. Having family close by this will be our first choice to stay on our many visits.
Brian
Reviewed September 6, 2026Reviewed September 6, 2026
This hotel is perfectly situated for accessing the beautiful Brecon Beacons. It is a well appointed hotel and has its own Spa. The food is excellent and plentiful, the staff are welcoming and friendly. It has a large open air car park and parking is free. If you are not staying at the hotel but want to go somewhere that provides an excellent meal you should try the bar or restaurant. From the hotel there is easy access South to Cardiff and northwards towards Mid Wales and The Midlands. I...
This hotel is perfectly situated for accessing the beautiful Brecon Beacons. It is a well appointed hotel and has its own Spa. The food is excellent and plentiful, the staff are welcoming and friendly. It has a large open air car park and parking is free. If you are not staying at the hotel but want to go somewhere that provides an excellent meal you should try the bar or restaurant. From the hotel there is easy access South to Cardiff and northwards towards Mid Wales and The Midlands. I...
Rob
Reviewed November 23, 2016Reviewed November 23, 2016
First time we have stayed here. Lovely, clean room and easy to find as we have eaten a few times in Haystacks which is underneath and has amazing food ❤️ lush bed and slept really well and blackout curtains helped with this 😀Shower was amazing. A hidden gem! We will be back 😍
First time we have stayed here. Lovely, clean room and easy to find as we have eaten a few times in Haystacks which is underneath and has amazing food ❤️ lush bed and slept really well and blackout curtains helped with this 😀Shower was amazing. A hidden gem! We will be back 😍
Catrin
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
there were 4 of us in the party that stayed at the hotel; my wife and I and our son and daughter, all were very impressed by the cleanliness and comfort that the rooms offered. The rooms were adjoining with a connecting door, which made it easy for us to spend more of the time together. Beds were very comfortable. Another good feature of the hotel, was the close proximity of a very good restaurant All in all we enjoyed our stay very much and would definitely stay there again.
there were 4 of us in the party that stayed at the hotel; my wife and I and our son and daughter, all were very impressed by the cleanliness and comfort that the rooms offered. The rooms were adjoining with a connecting door, which made it easy for us to spend more of the time together. Beds were very comfortable. Another good feature of the hotel, was the close proximity of a very good restaurant All in all we enjoyed our stay very much and would definitely stay there again.
We had a fantastic stay at the butchers arms.
They were very friendly and helpful. We had a problem with another hotel and Andrew and his team couldn’t do enough for us. What a lovely place to stay.
Very clean place. Bed was super comfy had a fantastic nights sleep.
We will definitely stay again if in the area. Thank you Andrew and all the team for looking after us. 😊😊
We had a fantastic stay at the butchers arms.
They were very friendly and helpful. We had a problem with another hotel and Andrew and his team couldn’t do enough for us. What a lovely place to stay.
Very clean place. Bed was super comfy had a fantastic nights sleep.
We will definitely stay again if in the area. Thank you Andrew and all the team for looking after us. 😊😊
It had everything we needed for a one nights stay. The only thing we couldn’t find was the switch for the heating as we did need to take the chill off now it’s getting cooler. Despite the fire alarm going off and no one knowing what to do at 5am we had a pleasant stay
It had everything we needed for a one nights stay. The only thing we couldn’t find was the switch for the heating as we did need to take the chill off now it’s getting cooler. Despite the fire alarm going off and no one knowing what to do at 5am we had a pleasant stay
Julie
Reviewed September 16, 2026Reviewed September 16, 2026
An amazing place - right location near the mountains and valleys, spic, interior full of character as per the inn name, cheerful staff, good size rooms with amenities, tea and coffee with milk (not milk powder), a shower with superb spray force and priced perfectly. Whether you are a solo traveller or family, it's highly recommended if you are in Sennybridge.
An amazing place - right location near the mountains and valleys, spic, interior full of character as per the inn name, cheerful staff, good size rooms with amenities, tea and coffee with milk (not milk powder), a shower with superb spray force and priced perfectly. Whether you are a solo traveller or family, it's highly recommended if you are in Sennybridge.
Mrityunjay
Reviewed November 5, 2026Reviewed November 5, 2026
Priced from £96 to £281 per night, getting away from it all has never been easier or cheaper. Snap up one of our cheap cabins in Glynneath and enjoy an adventure-filled escape without emptying your bank account.
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What are the best luxury cabins near Glynneath?
Our Glynneath luxury cabins offer the ultimate comforts while staying in the great outdoors. You'll appreciate the quality touches at Cabin In The Woods - 1 Bed - Kilgetty. A spa tub and a furnished patio help make this escape a favourite. Or, unwind in luxury at Brandy Cove - 1 Bed Cabin - Landimore, which features a spa tub and a deep soaking bathtub.
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What are the best cabins with pools near Glynneath?
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Can I find log cabins in Glynneath?
If you're pining for a more relaxed pace of life, you'll discover it at one of our log cabins in Glynneath. For example, Peaceful Swedish Log Cabin Set In A Vineyard Location. Spend your days here going mountain biking and canoeing and then come home to kick back among its comforts. Time also seems to pass slowly at Log Cabin On A Welsh Hill Farm In The Brecon Beacons. When you're ready to venture beyond your backyard, picnicking and paragliding opportunities are close by.
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What are the top nature cabins in Glynneath?
Offering plenty of creature comforts and charm, Peaceful Swedish Log Cabin Set In A Vineyard Location is among our favourite nature cabins in Glynneath. But with a whole lot of things to do and see close by, make sure you don't spend all your time kicking back indoors. Activities including nearby cave exploring and nearby snorkeling are on the itinerary here. Cabin - The Old Art And Coffee House On The Taff Trail is another retreat where you can hang out in nature. Nearby kayaking and cycling are a few enjoyable ways to do it.
What are some of the best cabins near Henrhyd Waterfall in Glynneath?
Mother Nature will be your neighbour at a cabin in Henrhyd Waterfall. Log Cabin On A Welsh Hill Farm In The Brecon Beacons is a popular choice. This getaway also opens the door to big adventure, with nearby hiking and biking trails and nearby cave exploring among the things to do nearby. Another inviting option is The Cabin At Ffos Farm. Get active and then return to your cabin to take advantage of its comforts.