Reasons to visit Wales and Cerdyn Villa

Staycation Relaxation

one of our Guest Rooms at Cerdyn Villa

I have to tell you , without being boastful, but certainly with a sense of pride, and an acknowledgement to my own dumb luck, that where I live, might just be one of the most beautiful locations in the whole of the UK.

 

When Hubby and I chanced upon it a lifetime ago, we sensed a good find, but to be honest, made a simple and impulsive decision to up sticks from the busy, bustling east of England , to relocated ourselves bang slap in the middle of nature. Nothingness and everythingness at the same time.  (Nearly) no shops, (much) less traffic, hardly any concrete; an abundance of open space, greenness and some of the freshest air you could wish to inhale.  There are lichens that grow here and nowhere else because of how pure the air quality is.

 

 

We look out over a rainbow of different shade of green.  Our ears are assaulted by a cacophony of bird song, trickling brooks, breezes through trees and baa-ing sheep.

We can stroll or drive only a couple of miles and find no-one, its like Mother Nature has provided the landscape just for our own pleasure.  Its like stepping back in time, there’s not a building , a pylon, or traffic to be seen.  I can, should I wish, swim in the natural pools, in the clean waters of our rivers; stroll through the dappled shade of local woodland; hike across great expanses of glacial valley; meander my way up to one of the highest peaks to gaze far into the distance.

I can drive for miles and miles and not see a soul, but if I want company it is right there on my doorstep; in a community so strong and loving and welcoming like the dream family.  I can pop into a local pub or cafe alone and enjoy a moment of quiet contemplation with a book or newspaper as easily as I can find a friend and join in a conversation.  This little village nestling in the Irfon Valley welcomes you with open arms.  If I want live music or theatre or cinema, it’s also all here or not far away.  A community cinema in the neighbouring town; many a live band or acoustic session in one of the local walking distance pubs or halls.

 

Living here is like being in a warm embrace.  Llanwrtyd Wells is one big cwtch*, that leaves you all warm and fuzzy and with a sense of wellbeing and contentment.

You don’t have to take my word for it, come and see for yourself.  Come and stay with us and we can share a little bit of the luck and love

*cwtch : anyone can cuddle but only the Welsh can cwtch

****Competition Time*****
To celebrate 15 years at Cerdyn Villa, we are running a competition.

First Prize: 2 nights B&B in a double ensuite room (any dates , excluding Bank Holiday and event weekends and subject to availability)
Second Prize : 50% discount on a 2 night stay (2 nights for the price of 1 in a double ensuite room)
Third Prize: a free full body massage (worth £50) with Happy Soles Reflexology and Massage for Better Health, during a two night minimum stay.
Forth Prize: A complimentary bottle of bubbly, when you book in on your next visit to us

All you have to do is create a piece of art, a painting, knitted item, drawing, collage, poem or any other creative expression you wish, to reflect your experience of either us, our B&B, or our area, (maybe you’ve been Man v. Horse Marathon or the The Real Ale Wobble or Bogsnorkelling World Championships & Triathlons )…. and send it to us! Berni & John, Cerdyn Villa, Llanwrtyd Wells, LD5 4RS or by email enquiries@cerdynvilla.co.uk
It doesn’t have to be big, you don’t have to be talented, you just need to feel inspired!!! Make us laugh!

Our faves will be chosen by John and I on Easter Sunday (12th April 2020) and winners will be notified here and by email (if you supply it). All entries will be posted on our FB page and followers will be invited to vote for their favourite which will qualify for an additional ‘secret’ prize… probably something stained glass, made by me (but don’t tell anyone )

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(6) Comments

  1. Tracey Carr says:

    I absolutely love Wales. I have been several times now but my husband and I are threatening to take our daughters over on the ferry as soon as we can to introduce them to it too. My uncle lives there so I am really hoping to get over for a visit before the end of the summer. Fingers crossed! It’s lovely to see that you love and appreciate your home so much! #abitofeverything

    1. Berni Benton says:

      if you come you must visit , we run a B&B cerdynvilla.co.uk

  2. Ahhh your post is like a breath of fresh air. It looks like you have everything there! I’m always dreaming of moving out to the coast or countryside. Thanks for bringing all the happiness to the #dreamteam xx

  3. We went to Wales last year for a holiday and the sights and sounds are definitely worth experiencing! Thanks for linking up with #globalblogging

  4. Yes to this, love a staycation. So many good places to visit locally X #abitofeverything

  5. Mrs A says:

    I agree with you that Wales has some of the most stunning scenery. I love driving up the valleys to Caerphilly or Merthyr, although I have friends who live in the area who say it looks quite bleak and inhospitable to them.

    #abitofeverything

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