Bron Heulog

01691 7... 01691 7...

Waterfall Street
Llanrhaeadr Ym Mochnant
Oswestry
Shropshire
SY10 0JX

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Welcome Welcome to Bron Heulog Guest House and Self Catering Cottage. Llanrhaeadr ym Mochnant is in a perfect location, nestling in the picturesque Welsh Berwyn Mountains. Peaceful setting, spectacular countryside, great walking and cycling, with the Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall and beautiful Lake Vyrnwy nearby.

Bed & Breakfast at Bron Heulog Guests are welcome anytime between 5pm (4pm in Winter) and 7.30pm - please advise us if you are going to arrive late. The bedrooms in Bron Heulog are comfortable and well furnished, with central heating and heated towel rails. All have original Victorian fire places and high ceilings. We offer a 10% discount for third and subsequent visits.
We also offer a 5% discount off your next visit if you reccommend a friend who stays 2 nights or more. We may charge a supplement for guests wishing to arrive before our normal booking in times. Sunflower is our family room and can sleep 2 adults and one child. Children under 8 stay free of charge. Packed lunch tariffs are available on request, please contact us for more information.

Garden Cottage Situated in the grounds of Bron Heulog and set in a tranquil village with beautiful countryside surroundings, Garden Cottage is a completely renovated charming Victorian cottage, available for self catering.

Ground floor - Modern kitchen. Electric cooker, refrigerator and microwave, cutlery, crockery and a good range of cooking equipment. Sitting area with two easy chairs.
Stairs lead to first floor.

The Local Area Llanrhaeadr is a typical Welsh village on the border of two counties, marking the division between Mid and North Wales. In this tranquil village with its beautiful surroundings pretty stone cottages follow the contours of the valley - a perfect setting for those who want to "get away from it all". It is no wonder that they filmed "The Englishman who went up a hill but came down a mountain" here starring Hugh Grant. It was in Llanrhaeadr, whilst he was at St. Dogfan's Church, that Bishop Morgan translated the bible into Welsh in 1588.

For the more energetic amongst us Llanrhaeadr is an ideal location for abseiling, canoeing, climbing, horse riding, paragliding, quad biking, walking, white water rafting ... to name but a few. And if you have time after all these, you can hire a bike and cycle around Lake Vyrnwy.