Plas Y Bwlch Farm Bed & Breakfast is sited in Llangurig near Llanidloes in Powys. This B&B accommodation extends to 15 acres of farmland with breathtaking views up and down the Upper Wye Valley.

Our Bed and Breakfast accommodation is rated 4 star with the Welsh Tourist Board and comprises of a double room and a twin room, both en-suite. Visitors are assured of a peaceful stay as the guest rooms are all situated on the lower ground floor.

The guest house is situated on the lower ground floor, which is accessed via an internal staircase and consists of one double room and one twin room both of which have en-suite bathrooms. Both bedrooms offer beverage facilities, colour television with remote, a hairdryer, alarm clock radio and other little home comforts.

There is also a separate lounge / dining room for guests to relax in, which features an original bread oven. This room also has its own colour television and much literature on the surrounding areas and activities which take place.

The B&B accommodation is centrally heated, with thermostatic radiator valves in each room.

Our large swept drive has ample off road parking for guests and for the enthusiasts out there we also offer secure and locked parking for bikes, trailers and rally cars.

At the bed and breakfast we run a small flock of Pedigree Dutch Zwartbles sheep, which are quite rare in the U.K. together with a flock of Beulah speckled and Devils. Bridge speckled sheep. We also keep various chickens, so guests can be assured of fresh farm eggs with their hearty breakfast in the morning.

Lambing usually takes place around the end of March or beginning of April and guests are most welcome to come and see the baby lambs, especially the Zwartbles lambs, who look like small calves when they are young. For the bird watchers among you Plas Bwlch offers spectacular views of the beautiful Red Kite, which has been re-introduced throughout Mid Wales, soaring up on the thermals for hours on end.

The Kite was at the point of extinction but now, thankfully, it is thriving yet again. For an even closer view, guests can visit the local Red Kite feeding stations. We are also visited by sparrowhawks, woodpeckers, nuthatches, siskins to name but a few. Very recently we have had a pair of Osprey come into the area, as they follow the River Wye up through the valley.

For guests who wish to go exploring we have various maps and literature covering the Wye Valley and surrounding countryside. The area is renowned for its walking and cycling routes, with Lon Las Cymru (The Welsh National Cycle Route) passing through Llangurig on its way to Rhayader, whilst The Severn Way extends some 210 miles and is the longest riverside walk in Britain. If required we are more than happy to provide guests with packed lunches.

The area around Plas Bwlch is ideally suited for visitors wishing to explore the beautiful countryside which mid-wales has to offer. The farmhouse sits in the Upper Wye Valley with scenic views in all directions, especially up the Valley itself. Llangurig is the first village on the River Wye and its Parish Church, St.Curig, dates back the before 550AD and has some fine woodwork and stained glass windows. Both the Wye Valley Walk and the National Cycle Route (Lon Las Cymru) pass through the village.

4 Star Visit Wales.