Cottages in Hay-on-Wye
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Cottages in Hay-on-Wye
It is time to select a holiday destination where you can relax, have fun, free your mind from the stress of those hectic days by visiting charming bookshops, outdoor activities, and hiking. You can do so in beautiful landscapes such as the Brecon Beacons National Park. We offer you our advanced Holidu search system, you will have the opportunity to find several options of these accommodations within your budget, to make your stay carefree.
Ideal cottages with cosy gardensExcellent accommodation for you to enjoy your holiday in Hay-on-Wye, built for families looking for a homely atmosphere, some of which allow you to bring your pet along with you as they have gardens suitable for you to share with them. With furnished rooms, bath, shower, television, Wi-Fi, fully equipped kitchen, you will have a warm, comfortable environment, where you can enjoy your stay exploring the town and local restaurants, cafés or for those looking for a more active time exploring the mountains and rivers.
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Hay-on-Wye is an ideal destination for those who are fascinated by the wonderful world of literature, of books, multiple bookshops are to be found in this town in County Powys, on the English border, with works almost extinct or in the extreme case of books that are no longer in print, is one of the reasons why so many locals and tourists have been flocking here since 1961 when Richard Booth set up his first used bookshop, which has led to this beautiful Hay-on-Wye town being dubbed "The City of Books" in the 1970s.
Hay-on-Wye for hiking loversThe Brecon Beacons National Park was established in 1957, covering an area of 1344 square kilometres, located in South Wales, ideal for walkers, hikers, cyclists, exploring landscapes on horseback, trekking through forests, lakes, the valley of the River Usk and the highest mountain in Wales, Pen y Fan, archaeological sites, prehistoric stone circles, Roman encampments, castles.
Did you know that Hay-on-Wye has been known since the 1970s as the City of Books, then in 1988 the popular Guardian Hay Literary Festival was created, held annually during the last weeks of May and early June?
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A fabulous little gallery, you'll find original and unusual handmade items by designers, potters, turners, local artists, from felt to stone sculptures, ceramic works to cool cards and gift wrap based on the designs. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, a good combination of work that will make you plan to return
2. Want To Canoe? Experience this on the River WyeCharming company within the wonderful area that is the River Wye, offers its waters to be explored by canoe, trained and attentive instructors and guides, an adventure that will raise adrenaline levels in an unforgettable experience, diverse routes from several points along the way with beautiful views, accompanied at all times by abundant and fantastic wildlife
3. See the fabulous ruins of Llanthony PrioryFamous monastery founded as an Augustinian Church in 1108, partially in ruins and Grade I listed, it is lovely to visit and admire its architecture that has stood the test of time, beautiful gardens offering magnificent views with some pleasant routes to explore, it is a place to relax and marvel at the stunning surrounding hills and meadows. Nearby is a restaurant with friendly and attentive staff, ample parking
4. Visit Drover CyclesA bike shop, hire and service centre, located on Forest Road in the book town of Hay on Wye on the Welsh/English border. They offer a complete bike service in perfect working condition to suit your needs and can take you up trails, over Gospel Pass on the highest tarmac road in Wales. Breathtaking scenery with a variety of routes for family-friendly mountain biking in a peaceful environment here in the Brecon Beacons National Park
5. Tour The Warren wonderful walk in the townThe Warren is located in the beautiful setting of the Llyn Peninsula, known as the North Wales Riviera, is a quiet and interesting walk to explore just outside the town, bordering the beautiful River Wye along an old railway line. With several benches strategically placed for excellent views, it has an ideal environment for families to share
6. Shop at Hay-on-Wye Thursday Market DayLocated in a cosy setting, in the centre of Hay-on-Wye, high variety of merchandise, popular with locals and tourists, there are local produce, dried goods, seeds, nuts, dried fruit, cheese, eggs, flour, oats, herbs, spices, books, carpets, flowers, antiques, lovely stalls, traders are friendly and knowledgeable about their products. The market is a great opportunity for those who love shopping in a pleasant atmosphere
7. Delicious menu of the city's restaurantsThree Tuns offers an extensive menu of tasty fish dishes with rosemary potatoes, broccoli, chard, cauliflower, delicious pizzas, stone-grilled sea bass with samphire purée, prawns, spaghetti with meatballs, accompanied by garlic bread, not to mention spectacular vegetarian meals. Meals and cocktails all within a pleasant atmosphere, friendly and attentive staff
Information about cottages in Hay-on-Wye
🏡 Cottages available: | 10 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -32%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £39. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | garden, Wi-Fi and barbecue. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 8 properties. |