About Bevan House, River Lodge & Woodland Lodge
Bryncoch Holidays in Mid Wales is close to the Royal Welsh Showground and Elan Valley dams. Accommodation in 3 bedroom Bevan House self catering holiday home or 2 luxury lodges. All accommodation have individual hot tubs. and benefit from dark skies.
BEVAN HOUSE
Bevan House is a three bedroomed cottage which is comfortable and well equipped for up to seven people. Outside, guests can relax in the private and secluded garden with our new decked area and hot tub. We now have super fast Wi-Fi installed for our guests use.
There is room for children to play, and also a barbecue area. Guests have a lockable garage which is now set up as a playroom with snooker table and soft furniture. Parking is also available for up to 3 additional cars.
The views from the windows are of rolling fields and Welsh hills. The modern amenities include a fully fitted kitchen, smart TV's throughout and very comfortable seating. The log burner means homely warmth in the lounge whatever the season and is a supplement to the oil fired central heating.
There are plenty of friendly country pubs within a few miles of Bevan House offering old fashioned service and a welcoming atmosphere. The Hundred House Inn is within easy walking distance and serves excellent food.
LUXURY LODGES
The Lodges are Luxurious, spacious and modern in design, made from cedar red wood. They are 3 bedroomed with one en-suite bedroom and two other bedrooms sharing the family bathroom. All bedrooms contain a Super King sized bed which can be split into 2 x 3 foot singles, a wardrobe, dressing table and 2 x bedside cabinets. All bedrooms also have smart TV's and Hair driers.
One set of French doors lead out onto the decking area to a table and 6 chairs and Luxury Large Hot Tub with spectacular views down the Edw Valley. The decking lights make this area a very romantic place to sit in the evenings.
The other set of French doors lead to a patio area with a rattan cube with 6 chairs and a fire pit, leading onto an enclosed lawn.
