Brecon Beacons Castle Retreat, Breakfast & 2-Course Dinner for 2

You'll be King and Queen of the castle with today's royally good getaway…

We're offering you an overnight stay for two people with breakfast and one two-course dinner from £69 or choose to stay for two-nights for £99, saving you up to 51% off The Castle of Brecon Hotel's prices.

Hotel

Boasting a fascinating history, The Castle of Brecon Hotel still features ruins and relics from its time as an 11th century Norman castle, the former residence of the Morgans of Tredegar Park. Retaining all the warmth and character of a coaching inn, combined with the charm and comfort of a late Georgian hotel, you'll feel right at home as you check in to your individually decorated double or twin room, featuring grand period furniture, LCD TV, Wi-Fi and tea and coffee making facilities. If you’re looking for the ultimate luxurious retreat, you can choose to upgrade your stay to a superior room and be privy to a lavish four-poster bed in a more spacious guestroom with plush touches. Wake up to a delicious cooked breakfast, and on your first night, enjoy a delectable two-course dinner from the hotel’s a la carte menu, either inside the modern and stylish restaurant or served out on the terrace patio, soaking up the stunning views over the Brecon Beacons.

Area

On site, explore The Regency Ballroom, with the medieval remains of the Great Hall of Brecon Castle attached, undoubtedly one of the most attractive and historic venues in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Stroll the surrounding gardens, or why not take a hike up the mountains that paint the picturesque backdrop of Brecon town? Of course, the biggest draw of the area is the renowned Brecon Beacons National Park, which presents some of the most spectacular views that southern Wales has to offer. Made up of four distinct regions, you'll be able to experience a wide array of natural scenes, whether that be the wild moors and glacial lakes in the west, the Great Forest, awe-inspiring waterfalls, or the extraordinary grass and heather-topped high mountain plateaus. If you’re hoping for a more relaxed retreat, spend an afternoon meandering through the market town of Brecon where you’ll find boutique shops, cosy cafes, a cinema, museums and an art gallery, as well as an abundance of lively restaurants that are definitely worth visiting if you’re staying for two nights! Whatever your interests, you're sure to have a fantastic time!