Find hotels near Heritage Centre, Brecon from AED 148

"Great room nicely decorated. Very cosy place and lovely owners . "

"It was absolutely spotless clean. Friendly host and the view was priceless. TY Jen"

"Fantastic place to stay in the centre of Brecon."

"Absolutely loved the property. Quiet peaceful.....relaxing and had all the essentials needed fkr relaxing stay."

"The place is phenomenal, wished I could spend more days there."

"Lovely hotel with wonderful hosts. "

"Walking on Beacons nearby so no need for shops"

"Would recommend next time will definitely make it a longer stay "

"A quiet and gentle riverside property in a countryside village."

"Quaint rooms, Friendly staff, lovely breakfast. "

"Comfy, clean and quiet room, which was very quiet even when the pub was busy. Food also delicious."

"The only place to stay in Glasbury! Great friendly pub with a great local vibe and old character building. Great beer and food- the landlord and landlady are always helpful and friendly! I’ll be back! "

"Very helpful staff, peaceful relaxing atmosphere & enjoyed swimming pool "

"Great locally run property, staff were very friendly and the breakfast was great, recommend to anybody looking to get away and relax"

"Comfortable laid back hotel in delightful grounds and beautiful views "

"Lovely small cottage in a delightful village. "

"Wagon was in a lovely location on a farm and owner was very nice, once I managed to find the farm , but checking in time or instructions would have been helpful . Bed was comfortable and I did appreciate the tea, sugar and milk provided , but the room itself was quite cold -with one tiny inadequate heater . Bathroom was also very cold and smelled very damp and unfortunately the toilet seat was loose and shooting off to one side. "

"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). "