Welcome to Aberhyddnant Farm Cottages, a place where you can unwind and get back to nature. Our green and organic farm is located in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park, offering a tranquil retreat for families, couples, and pet owners. With two comfortable cottages, plenty of animals to see and play with, and an array of activities to enjoy, Aberhyddnant Farm Cottages is the perfect destination for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Our Farm
Aberhyddnant is a 200-acre family-run, organic farm. We keep beef cattle, sheep, a few hens and have two holiday cottages. Our family first moved to the farm from Atherstone in 1983 and together worked to rebuild a long-neglected farm into a productive area of land able to support the family and conserve the beautiful local countryside. We strive to be self-sufficient, producing our own feed for the horses and livestock, our own meat and eggs for the house and for sale, and growing our own vegetables. We have even installed a Micro-Hydro unit to supply electricity, solar thermal water heating, and a biomass batch boiler with all the logs used for fuel coming from fallen trees or thinnings.
Glamping and Cottages
Our two cottages, Bryniau Pell and Hill Cottage, offer family-friendly accommodation with loads of fun activities for children on the farm. We welcome well-behaved pets by arrangement, and each cottage is equipped with everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Our glamping options offer a unique and memorable experience, with electric hook-ups available using our micro-hydro system.
Things to Do
There are plenty of things to see and do during your stay at Aberhyddnant Farm Cottages. Take long walks or short strolls from your doorstep, taking in the best our National Park has to offer. Meet and play with our friendly animals, collect eggs for supper, or melt marshmallows over the campfire. For those seeking adventure, try sheep trekking, bring your horse, or explore the local area on foot or by bike. There are plenty of opportunities for birdwatching, stargazing, and wildlife spotting.
Our Green Policy
We are committed to being as green as possible. Utilising any resources that we have available on the farm. We have implemented several measures to reduce our carbon footprint, including the use of renewable energy sources, such as solar power and biomass. We encourage our guests to do their part by recycling and conserving energy during their stay. Our electric car owners can take advantage of our free charging facilities using our micro-hydro produced electricity.
Getting Here
We are located just a couple of miles off the A4067 Sennybridge to Swansea road about 5.5 miles south of Sennybridge, which is, in turn about 10 miles west of Brecon. If you have any questions or require further information, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Aberhyddnant Farm Cottages is more than just a place to stay; it's a place to experience and enjoy the beauty of nature. We look forward to welcoming you to our farm and sharing our little piece of paradise with you.
Location and Ambience
All reviewers have praised the location of the accommodation, describing it as "peaceful", "secluded", "beautiful", and "stunning". The setting, surrounded by nature, allows for plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, with many mentioning the wonderful views, birdlife, and animal encounters. Reviewers have also appreciated the tranquility of the area, stating that it's the perfect escape from a hectic world.
Cottage and Amenities
The cottages have been described as "comfortable", "spacious", "interesting", and "beautifully organised". Reviewers have praised the attention to detail, cleanliness, and thoughtfulness of the owners, who have equipped the cottages with everything needed for a comfortable stay. Guests have also enjoyed the amenities, including the welcoming garden and bird feeder.
Service and Owners
The owners have been highly commended for their friendly and helpful nature. Reviewers have mentioned that they went above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay, including allowing guests to help with farm activities and feeding the animals.
Minor Issues
However, one reviewer, David Pemberton, expressed frustration with the lack of response to phone calls when trying to book the accommodation. He found it surprising that the owners advertised themselves online with a phone number, but never returned calls.
Additional Activities
The farm has been praised for its variety of activities, including lambing, sheep feeding, and exploration of the woods and fields. Reviewers have mentioned enjoying feeding the lambs and fetching their own eggs for breakfast.
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