The cottages
Guests have free access to an indoor heated pool fitted with a resistance swimming machine – available April to October.
Dogs, cats and other pets are most welcome.
Hafod Cottage and Cuddfan Cottage, have been converted from very old farm buildings with thick stone walls and heavy oak beams. Both cottages retain original features but also have a range of modern adaptations to provide homely self-catering accommodation.
Each cottage has a rear patio leading onto an enclosed garden, with a range of garden furniture and uninterrupted views over the Bettws Valley towards the Sugar Loaf Mountain.
There is a laundry room with washing machine, tumble dryer and ironing facilities. Wi-Fi and parking are both free and there is mobile phone reception.
The holiday cottages can be hired together for bigger groups at preferential rates.
Both cottages have their own private facilities and the following is all included:
- Enclosed gardens with sun loungers and dining furniture
- Endless indoor swimming pool (available April to October)
- Pet friendly holiday cottages
- Wi-Fi
- Laundry room with washing machine, tumble dryer and ironing facilities
- Bed linen and towels provided
- Ample parking
- Mobile phone reception
Indoor pool available 4 April to 3 November
New for 2025 – EV Charging
We are pleased to announce that we have now have available a pay-as-you-go Smart Charging Point at Upper Bettws for the convenience of our guests.
Read more here
upper bettws farm – since 1640
The farm at Upper Bettws was first established in 1640 and it still retains a range of its historic buildings. It sits at 900 feet high, within the Bannau Bryceiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park and consequently boasts spectacular panoramic views across the Bettws valley to the striking Sugar Loaf Mountain and onto the wild and rugged Black Mountains.
Wind your way up a private lane to arrive at the farmstead and the cottages. As you drive into the farm please watch out for our free range chickens! The views will take your breath away and you will notice the quiet which gets broken by the sound of bird song or the bleating of sheep. Look overhead and you might catch sight of red kites, buzzards or a goshawk. At dusk you may well hear or spot a tawny or barn owl or even catch a glimpse of one of our local badgers.
Whilst the cottages are off the beaten track the vibrant market towns of Abergavenny and Crickhowell are only a 15 minute drive away, with many fantastic shops, restaurants and pubs.
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