Located in Llangadog, within 49 km of Grand Theatre and 43 km of Brecon Cathedral, The Red Lion provides accommodation with a bar and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
In the heart of Llandeilo, The Cawdor is a 4-star boutique hotel mixing antique and modern styles. It provides rooms with luxurious en suite bathrooms, fantastic food and free parking.
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Jude
United Kingdom
Fabulous comfortable rooms, excellent selection of food and drinks, loved our stay
At the gateway to the Brecon Beacons National Park, this charming Welsh coaching Inn in Llandovery offers a traditional bar and bright rooms. It has free Wi-Fi, and a restaurant serving local produce....
Hilltop is set in Llandeilo, within walking distance from Dinefwr Castle, and a garden and a terrace are available in-house. Guests staying at this holiday home have access to a fully equipped...
Robert
United Kingdom
The photos don’t lie, this is a little gem of a place, lovely views across the valley, close to town centre, has all the facilities and super engaging hosts
Featuring river views, Abercrymlyn barn offers accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 49 km from WWT Llanelli. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Susan
United Kingdom
Comfortable and large spacious living area. Quiet location, host responded quickly to requests when we were there.
Breakfast, which is an extra cost, with good quality ingredients. Plenty of towels and a flannel each.
The small kitchen area was better equiped that we were expecting.
Cottage was dowdy in near of updating. Pictures on site were misleading.
No wi-fi or mobile signal. Although stated there was no where to make a call in an emergency. Wanted £t0 for two dogs who slept in a dog cage which we though was excessive. Only stayed the one night. We also agreed with he previous occupants of the week before.
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Anonymous
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Scored 6.0
Llangadog is a small rural village in a remote part of...
Llangadog is a small rural village in a remote part of Carmarthenshire.
The scenery is gorgeous and there is some great walking to be had in the district, although personal transport is essential.
The village itself is pleasant enough although very quiet with a small number of shops serving the local community all the year round and tourists in the summer. There is one hotel and two pubs for your entertainment, dining and drinking requirements but no nightclubs, stripclubs or other venues providing razzmatazz.
If you are self-catering you will be able to get all your groceries in the village and if you want a quiet stay this place is recommended.
Neil
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Llangadog is a pretty village on the western edge of the...
Llangadog is a pretty village on the western edge of the Brecon national park. I am very familiar with the area as my father has lived nearby for over 20 years. Llandeilo is a town worth a visiti. In terms of walks there are too many to mention. The Black Mountain and the quarry up there is a good spot to walk. Also Llyn y Fan Fach is beautiful, as are the two peaks there. If you want something more flat then the reservoir is lovely too. Trapp village is a good visit too - as well as the castle there. For children they also like to visit the caves at Dan yr Ogof; just along from there is a horse stable that does riding for adults and children. Also worth a visit is the Red Kite feeding centre at the Cross. There are too many good places to mention.
Llangadog itself has a good food shop, post office and a couple of pubs/restaurants - so the basics are provided for. It is about 20 mins to Llandeilo or Llandovery by car.
Eiles
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