Nant Ddu Lodge

This is your best bet for staying in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Originally built as a shooting lodge during the 19th century for Lord Tredegar, its name translates as "Black Stream," but that is hardly meant to suggest pollution, as its situation is idyllic for walking, climbing, fishing, and escaping from urban pressures. Though unified with a common hunter's theme, each of the small to midsize bedrooms is different from its neighbor. There are panoramic views of the mountains from all the bedrooms. Family rooms with sofa beds are available.

Diners can choose between the busy Bistro, the hotel's restaurant, or else eat in the intimate bar.

Facilities:
Bistro; bar; health club; indoor heated pool; room service; sauna; solarium; spa

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