5* Brecon Beacons Spa Stay, Breakfast, Bubbly & Massage for 2

Renowned for its plentiful waterfalls, caves and gorges, the Brecon Beacons are a haven of tranquillity for those who want the very best of the great outdoors...

We’re offering you an overnight stay for two people in Mountain View room with spa access, full body aromatherapy massage, breakfast and bottle of Prosecco for £199, saving you up to 47% off Peterstone Court's prices.

Fishing, walking, cycling, horse riding and doing absolutely nothing are all options for every guest at Peterstone Court. Nestled in the heart of the majestic Brecon Beacons, this impressive Georgian country house hotel is a luxurious choice with its riverside setting and location just a 10-minute drive from Llangorse Lake. You'll be staying in a spacious Mountain View Suite with marvellous views of the surrounding countryside. Each one is decorated in an individual, opulent style featuring a large en-suite bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities, flatscreen TV, luxurious toiletries, Wi-Fi access and homemade shortbread biscuits! Savour a full Welsh breakfast in the morning to start your day right including, back bacon, sausage, black pudding, tomatoes, mushrooms and free range eggs. Plus enjoy access to the spa and kick back in the sauna, Jacuzzi and heated pool or work up a sweat in the gym. You will be indulged even further as you and your lucky companion will receive an hour long full body aromatherapy massage – the perfect way to unwind during your relaxing break away!

After all that fabulous pampering, you'll definitely want to head out to explore the many natural wonders right on the doorstep of your hotel. With a host of natural beauty spots, including the soaring landscapes, the Gower Peninsular and Sgwd Yr Eira waterfalls, those seeking to explore the great outdoors will be suitably satisfied. If you fancy something a little more laid back, the historic Brecon Mountain Railway is well worth a visit. Next, head to Mynydd Illtud Common, close to the village of Libanus, where on a clear day you can see the four main hill ranges that make up the park with the view dominated by Pen y Fan, the highest point in the National Park at 886m. We don’t know about you, but the Brecon Beacons sure are beckoning us!