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| Escape the stress of modern day life and discover peace and tranquillity in our spacious home nestling in the delightful countryside of the Vale of Glamorgan. We aim to make your stay relaxing, comfortable, enjoyable and memorable. We have been described as "offering concern, effort, friendliness, open hospitality and warmth, yet thoroughly professional, natural and unassuming". Moreover, we have received the Welcome Host Gold Standard Award for our commitment to courtesy and service. Whatever your reasons for visiting, you can be assured of receiving that same care and attention. We are confident that you will not be disappointed and will want to return, as many guests do, again and again. Bryn-y-Ddafad lies in a secluded, yet not remote, location midway between the villages of Welsh St. Donats and Ystradowen and just three miles from Cowbridge, a historic town boasting many fine shops, inns, wine bars and restaurants. Here in the heart of the Vale of Glamorgan (often referred to as the 'Garden of Cardiff') the lush, rolling pastures are peppered with picturesque villages, fine gardens, ancient churches and medieval castles. The unspoiled, protected Heritage Coastline of the Vale has dramatic plunging cliffs and tiny secluded coves, providing a home for flora and fauna. The house is surrounded by panoramic views and a network of footpaths, together with several hundred acres of forestry nearby. Two championship golf courses (The Vale of Glamorgan and Cottrell Park) lie within 4 miles. For those wishing to combine these sights with a city break, Cardiff, with its numerous visitor attractions and many entertainment venues, is within easy reach. Bryn-y-Ddafad lies only four miles from Junction 34 of the M4, making the National Botanic Gardens, the Gower Coastline, the Valleys and the Brecon Beacons easily accessible for those travelling by car. |
| BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION The accommodation we offer is tastefully decorated, light and airy, strictly non-smoking, pet free and immaculately clean. All rooms are centrally heated (with thermostats) and windows are double-glazed. Guests may choose to relax in either our first floor residents' lounge or the sun lounge directly below. The first floor lounge has a balcony overlooking the garden and pond. This room has a television and video, beverage tray and extensive tourist information. Internal access to the sun lounge is from the first floor lounge via the spiral staircase. For those guests not wishing to use the spiral staircase alternative access is available via our private ground floor lounge (through the glass door at the foot of the main staircase). The sun lounge has a door leading directly to the patio and rear garden of the house and cottage. Within the garden are a pond and a stream (both with a maximum depth of approx four feet) making it unsuitable for small children to be left unattended at any time. For walkers, golfers and cyclists staying both in the house and in Y Bwthyn Bach we offer secure storage facilities for bicycles, golf clubs etc and clothes drying facilities. |
| SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION We are pleased to be able to offer our cottage, Y Bwthyn Bach, as self-catering accommodation for a minimum let of three nights. The cottage is situated a few yards away from the main house. Please note that it is not offered as a self-catering let during periods when major events are being held in the area. The cottage is tastefully decorated and furnished, centrally heated, double-glazed and situated a few yards away from the main house. It provides either spacious accommodation for two people or is equally suitable for a party of up to four. The ground floor accommodation is wheelchair-friendly and has one bedroom that may be twin or super king bedded with ample storage space, an additional television (with teletext), an emergency light, a first aid box and a hairdryer. The front door alongside the dedicated parking area opens into the large open-plan living area. The living area has a high quality sprung double bed settee at one end that may be screened for privacy at night by drawing across a heavy ceiling to floor curtain. When occupied by four persons we offer the option of placing an additional single bed in the living area (enabling one person to sleep on this bed and one on the bed settee). There is an additional easy chair, a television, a video and an extensive supply of tourist information. The well-equipped kitchen has an electric oven and hob, a combination microwave oven, a fridge, a dining table and four chairs. An iron and ironing board are sited in the broom cupboard. A laundry service is available at a reasonable price. The bathroom has a wash hand basin, a bath with an overhead shower with transfer points to the bath and WC. The rear door leads to a patio area with a garden table and chairs for 'al fresco' meals in an attractive secluded garden, with ramped access suitable for a wheelchair. Within the garden are a pond and a stream (both with a maximum depth of approx four feet) making it unsuitable for small children to be left unattended at any time. The price includes all bedding (duvets) and bed linen, towels and tea towels. For your convenience and with our compliments, a small welcome starter pack of essentials is provided which includes tea, coffee, sugar, milk, kitchen roll, soap, washing up liquid, Clingfilm, toilet paper and bin liners. Additional equipment is available: travel cot (£10 per stay); high chair £5 per stay). The cottage is strictly non-smoking and pet free. |
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