We have just spent an amazing 3 nights at the Mill at Glynhir. Helen & Matt were fantastic hosts and made us feel very welcome. The room was a good size with a very large king-sized bed and a wardrobe containing a very handy fridge which held plenty of complimentary water and fresh milkj for the tea and coffee (top-ups were provided as required). Everything in the room was spotlessly clean and it was well equipped. The bathroom looks brand new and has an excellent double shower. The view from...
We have just spent an amazing 3 nights at the Mill at Glynhir. Helen & Matt were fantastic hosts and made us feel very welcome. The room was a good size with a very large king-sized bed and a wardrobe containing a very handy fridge which held plenty of complimentary water and fresh milkj for the tea and coffee (top-ups were provided as required). Everything in the room was spotlessly clean and it was well equipped. The bathroom looks brand new and has an excellent double shower. The view from...
Stayed a year ago and re-booked for this year. Just one night stay, but the service is excellent, and we would like to have a longer stay next time. Our host is very helpful, and the breakfast is just what you need. Our room was comfortable, and the bed is lovely. Might bring the dogs next time to enjoy the countryside.
Stayed a year ago and re-booked for this year. Just one night stay, but the service is excellent, and we would like to have a longer stay next time. Our host is very helpful, and the breakfast is just what you need. Our room was comfortable, and the bed is lovely. Might bring the dogs next time to enjoy the countryside.
Neil
Reviewed September 27, 2022Reviewed September 27, 2022
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
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 was an excellent find. We stayed 1 night in the “attic” room, which met all our needs. The entry instructions and directions to the property were also very clear. An added bonus was the local pub “The Torbay”, which was surprisingly busy for a Tuesday. The food was great. The self serve continental breakfast was fine. Liked the quirkiness of the room, would stay again
This was an excellent find. We stayed 1 night in the “attic” room, which met all our needs. The entry instructions and directions to the property were also very clear. An added bonus was the local pub “The Torbay”, which was surprisingly busy for a Tuesday. The food was great. The self serve continental breakfast was fine. Liked the quirkiness of the room, would stay again
We booked for 3 nights B and B from 28th May. The location was easy to find and we had a choice of two rooms. Both were large double bedrooms with duel aspect views over the local area. We choose the one with the views over the front of the building and the hills beyond. Our hosts were very welcoming and gave us tea and biscuits on arrival. Nothing seemed to be too much trouble. Our room was spotlessly clean as was the bathroom. The later had a stand alone bath with taps and shower head on a...
We booked for 3 nights B and B from 28th May. The location was easy to find and we had a choice of two rooms. Both were large double bedrooms with duel aspect views over the local area. We choose the one with the views over the front of the building and the hills beyond. Our hosts were very welcoming and gave us tea and biscuits on arrival. Nothing seemed to be too much trouble. Our room was spotlessly clean as was the bathroom. The later had a stand alone bath with taps and shower head on a...
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.
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
The best time to visit Llanddeusant is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) months, when the weather is generally pleasant and the natural scenery is at its most appealing.
Spring brings milder temperatures and the countryside bursts into life with wildflowers, making it ideal for hiking and exploring the Brecon Beacons National Park. You'll find the trails less crowded than in the peak summer months, and the views across the Usk Valley are particularly clear.
Autumn offers a spectacular display of changing leaf colours across the landscape, creating a beautiful backdrop for walks and drives. The air is often crisp and clear, great for enjoying the outdoors before the colder winter weather sets in.
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