"very good accommodation with excellent facilities for breakfast. Owner provided clear instructions when we asked and we were very satisfied overall with the booking."
"very good accommodation with excellent facilities for breakfast. Owner provided clear instructions when we asked and we were very satisfied overall with the booking."
"This is a beautiful guesthouse. We have stayed more than once, and would not hesitate to return. Spotlessly clean. The most comfortable bed with the coziest bedsheets, just perfect for a wonderful night’s rest. The hostess is lovely. Thank you once again for a great stay."
"This is a beautiful guesthouse. We have stayed more than once, and would not hesitate to return. Spotlessly clean. The most comfortable bed with the coziest bedsheets, just perfect for a wonderful night’s rest. The hostess is lovely. Thank you once again for a great stay."
"Very welcoming on arrival, large clean en-suite room, fabulous breakfast that set us up for the day and special dietary needs catered for. Would visit again. Highly recommended."
"Very welcoming on arrival, large clean en-suite room, fabulous breakfast that set us up for the day and special dietary needs catered for. Would visit again. Highly recommended."
"I was going to visit the Brecon Mountain Railway and I needed somewhere close by to stay for the night. Luckily, I chose the Butchers Arms. The room was lovely and clean and the bed very comfortable. The food was filling and tasty and I had breakfast looking across to the start of the Brecon Beacons. The beer was wonderful especially the Butty Bach (little friend in Welsh). "
"I was going to visit the Brecon Mountain Railway and I needed somewhere close by to stay for the night. Luckily, I chose the Butchers Arms. The room was lovely and clean and the bed very comfortable. The food was filling and tasty and I had breakfast looking across to the start of the Brecon Beacons. The beer was wonderful especially the Butty Bach (little friend in Welsh). "
"We used the hotel for family members to stay in for our wedding a few days later. Rooms where nice and clean. Staff where very helpful and the breakfast was great. We would use the hotel again."
"We used the hotel for family members to stay in for our wedding a few days later. Rooms where nice and clean. Staff where very helpful and the breakfast was great. We would use the hotel again."
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.
This charming Welsh village offers scenic walks along the River Towy and hearty meals at the traditional Red Lion pub. Explore nearby Carreg Cennen Castle in the Brecon Beacons or take a short trip to Llyn y Fan Fach lake for breathtaking mountain views.
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...
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
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
Very welcoming on arrival, large clean en-suite room, fabulous breakfast that set us up for the day and special dietary needs catered for. Would visit again. Highly recommended.
Very welcoming on arrival, large clean en-suite room, fabulous breakfast that set us up for the day and special dietary needs catered for. Would visit again. Highly recommended.
Astonishing, value for money,upgraded to wonderful bedroom and bathroom, lovely garden view. Fascinating history, outbuildings, walled garden etc
Breakfast excellent, apple juice from the orchard, home made jam. Warm welcome, ,beautiful surrounding countryside. Almost like travelling back in time.
Truly wonderful place
Astonishing, value for money,upgraded to wonderful bedroom and bathroom, lovely garden view. Fascinating history, outbuildings, walled garden etc
Breakfast excellent, apple juice from the orchard, home made jam. Warm welcome, ,beautiful surrounding countryside. Almost like travelling back in time.
Truly wonderful place
Couldn’t fault Andrea and Ron at Toms of Tregaron. Very friendly, helpful and made you feel at home! Lovely cosy room with a quiet road. The room was also very clean and had all the appliances that we needed. Very comfy bed and nice decor. We were out most mornings before breakfast but the menu sounded lovely! Will definitely be booking again! :)
Couldn’t fault Andrea and Ron at Toms of Tregaron. Very friendly, helpful and made you feel at home! Lovely cosy room with a quiet road. The room was also very clean and had all the appliances that we needed. Very comfy bed and nice decor. We were out most mornings before breakfast but the menu sounded lovely! Will definitely be booking again! :)
Alex
Reviewed October 18, 2022Reviewed October 18, 2022
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...
There is a cosy bar area and reception as you walk in to the guest house , this leads into a lovely restaurant section where the food is absolutely great and is quiet renown amongst the locals.
Going further into the Old Priory there is a party reception/dance floor doubling up as a games room with a pool table darts and other games , also a seated area with TV available.
then you come to the rooms which are laid out on two levels , these are bright and spacious rooms and over look the Towy...
There is a cosy bar area and reception as you walk in to the guest house , this leads into a lovely restaurant section where the food is absolutely great and is quiet renown amongst the locals.
Going further into the Old Priory there is a party reception/dance floor doubling up as a games room with a pool table darts and other games , also a seated area with TV available.
then you come to the rooms which are laid out on two levels , these are bright and spacious rooms and over look the Towy...
Dave
Reviewed February 20, 2020Reviewed February 20, 2020
We used the hotel for family members to stay in for our wedding a few days later. Rooms where nice and clean. Staff where very helpful and the breakfast was great. We would use the hotel again.
We used the hotel for family members to stay in for our wedding a few days later. Rooms where nice and clean. Staff where very helpful and the breakfast was great. We would use the hotel again.
Elena
Reviewed September 4, 2026Reviewed September 4, 2026
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