Nantybai Mill Bed & Breakfast is situated in the spectacular unspoilt upper Tywi Valley, eight miles from the ancient market town of Llandovery. (Welsh Llanymyddyfri translated as “the church at the meeting of the waters”). Nantybai is steeped in history going back to medieval times. It enjoys panoramic south facing views sweeping down to the river Tywi and beyond to the mountains of Mynydd Mallaen. It is the perfect place to experience the rural tranquillity of one of the last unspoilt valleys in Wales. Well-known for our highly-acclaimed cooking we offer an extensive breakfast menu to suit all appetites and tastes.We produce our own bacon, sausages and home-made bread, jams and marmalades. Needless to say, our free-range eggs are local. We also offer an innovative light lunch menu with seasonal specials and the ultimate in afternoon teas. Ideal for cycling and walking groups who are always welcome. You can even order a packed lunch or picnic to take with you! Rates : from £25.00 per person per night. Children welcome. Pets allowed. Dinner is available. Ample parking. Smoking permitted.

Owls Lodge is a beautiful bed & breakfast, set in the tranquil village of Carmel, near to the administrative market town of Carmarthen, the historic town of Llandeilo, the Drovers town of Llandovery, Ammanford and Llanelli. The largest of the towns is Llanelli, here you will find under cover markets, shopping centres, restaurants, museums all the usual things you would find in a large town. Llanelli is also near to the beautiful beach at Pembrey Country Park, this park has everything you could wish for, a beautiful sandy beach, play areas for the children, camping facilities, woodland areas and walks, horse riding, dry ski slope, information/activity points all within a 45 minute drive. Carmarthen is a large bustling market town cloaked in legends of Arthur and Merlin, with historic buildings and its own Castle ruin, it has a covered market and an open market (main days Wednesday & Saturday). There are a lot of small unusual shops as well as the big names for the dedicated shopper. Approx 30-45 minutes drive. The historic town of Llandeilo named after the 16th Centuary saint Teilo is accessed by the largest single-span stone bridge in Wales, boasts two castles one being Dinefwr park and Castle (a former ancient capital and royal seat) and Carreg Cennen which us the largest of the two castles perched high on a limestone crag. Carreg Cennen has an underground tunnel which can be visited, along with a very nice tearoom. (Trapp 10 mins from Llandeilo). Llandeilo is steeped in history and still retains most of the old buildings, it is full of the unusual shops selling bespoke items made in the locality, Llandeilo is situated just on the back edge of the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park which includes the spectacular Black Mountains. Along the A40 travelling towards Carmarthen you will find Aberglasney Gardens (Broad Oak), The National Botanic Gardens of Wales, Dryslwyn Castle, Paxtons Tower, from this vantage point you can see most of the beautiful Towy Valley (Llanarthne). With all this it makes Owls Lodge a perfect base to explore and enjoy the beauty of West Wales. Rates : £35 per person per night. £60 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets by arrangement. Off street parking. Wi-fi/internet access. 3 Star VW.

Welcome to Penygawse and the lovely town of Llandovery. We have been working very hard over the last year to give you the traditional welcome that is expected from such a beautiful historical town. Lynne and Allan Stather bought the premises in March 2004. The building is a grade II listed building built in 1725 and was host to a drapery store and most recently a butchery. The canopy dates to 1855 and is protected through CADW as it is of significant historical interest. The building was in a run down state when bought and much effort and expense has been put into returning the 9-bedroom property to its original splendour. The Victorian tea room was opened on the 27th of March 2005 with great response from tourists and locals. The Guest House has 7 rooms all of which are en-suite, with breakfast provided in the tea rooms. The building is non-smoking throughout! We welcome all visitors to our establishment to experience our quality food and drinks and if you are planning to stay over why not lay your head down Victorian style. The guest house comprises 7 bedrooms: Our family room can sleep 6 comfortably, it has a 6' wide bed for couples looking for luxury. There is a 28" colour TV, DVD player and the en-suite has a 'victorian' roll-top bath. Bedroom 2 has a 6' wide zip & link superkingsize bed which can be unzipped into two 3' wide beds. It also has a colour TV and DVD player. The en-suite is equipped with a bath so you can soak after the days exertions. Bedroom 3 is at the rear of the property and has views across the valley. The room is fitted with a TV and DVD player. The en-suite has a spacious and powerful tower shower. Bedroom 4 has views towards Llynwyrmwydd estate, the new home of HRH Prince of Wales, to the South. The room can sleep 3 comfortably or makes a spacious double/twin. A 17" LCD TV & DVD as well as a full en-suite bathroom make for a relaxing stay. Bedroom 5 also enjoys the views of room 4 across rolling countryside. The room has a single bed as well as an LCD TV & DVD player and the en-suite contains a deluxe shower system. Bedroom 6 has a king-size bed as well as LCD TV & DVD player. The room contains a hidden passageway to the adjacent property dating from around 1820 when Penygawse operated as a funeral directors. Bedroom 7 is a double and is situated at the rear of the property. This room also contains an LCD TV & DVD player. There are several exposed beams within the room and the ceiling slopes so much in the room that we have fitted a japanese-style bed to allow for the limited headroom above. As you would expect in a Georgian house the rooms are large and airy, they have been tastefully restored and decorated in keeping with the history of the property. Private parking is available to residents of the guest house. We are also centrally located within the town and as such there are numerous restaurants and public houses within 5 minutes walk of the property. The train station is a ten minute walk away which affords travel to and from London (via Swansea). This route also runs north to Shrewsbury along the Heart of Wales railway line. Breakfast is served in the Victorian tea rooms and is enhanced by a full offering of beverages which include cappuccino, latte, teas, juices etc. We offer a full cooked breakfast or a healthy fresh fruit alternative. Couple this with cereals, yogurts and breads, which are locally produced, you should be ready for whatever activities you have planned for the day. Our Victorian tea rooms are equipped to serve you with a wide range of beverages and light snacks. The tea rooms have been designed with the age and character of the property in mind and we have been mindful of how we combine modern technology with 19th century dining - we appreciate all feedback!! Rates : £32.50 per person per night. £65 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Dinner is available. 3 Star WTB.

Just a five minute drive from Lampeter along the A485, Robins Roost enjoys an isolated and secluded position with wonderful views of unspoilt countryside in every direction. Dating back to 1810, Robins Roost is the home of Liam and Dianne O'Keeffe who have been welcoming bed & breakfast guests here since 2001. They have 5 guest bedrooms, all of them with en suite facilities, and all attractively furnished and decorated. One room is on the ground floor and has been completely adapted for the disabled, including a fine walk-in wet room. At breakfast time there's an excellent choice that includes a cooked vegetarian breakfast. Visitors have waxed lyrical about the breakfasts served here and the fact that they last them all day. Evening meals are available by arrangement and guests can stay on a dinner, bed & breakfast basis. Children are welcome, payment is by cash only, and there is a small off road car park. Rates : £27.50 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Dinner is available by prior arrangement. Wi-fi/internet access. Disabled facilities - please enquire for exact details.