Brecon, Powys
Brecon's main attraction has become the annual Jazz Festival in August which brings together top performers from all over the world and holds 50 concerts in three days at venues dotted about the town. These venues include Theatre Brycheinion which hosts dance, music and theatre all year round. There is also an annual four day Baroque Festival inspired by the Georgian heritage of the town.
The town also claims to have the biggest leisure centre in Wales. It's surrounded by the rolling hills, moorland and ancient woodlands of the National Park. Many of the park activities can be booked or researched at the tourist office in Brecon, with event such as mountain biking on dedicated paths, or a day of walking on the Beacons way. A busy farmers' market, with products to rival many continental markets, is held in the market hall on the second Saturday of every month. For information on the history and natural history of Brecon and its surroundings there is Brecknockshire Museum. The town is surrounded by many romantic castle ruins with, perhaps Carreg Cennen, beding the most spectacular.
Serviced accommodation - hotels and B&Bs
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Bed and Breakfast – Brecon
Plas-y-Ffynnon
Our converted farmhouse is in a quiet location, yet convenient for Brecon town, and has spectacular views into the Brecon Beacons. We offer a friendly and high quality service with fresh cooked quality breakfasts to set you up for a day in the hills!

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Bed and Breakfast – Brecon
Cefn-Meri
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Bed and Breakfast – Brecon
Cyfronnydd
A warm welcome to the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Beautiful peaceful countryside. Prepare to be pampered in an idyllic setting.

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Accommodation – Brecon
The Beacons
This recently restored Georgian town house offers exceptional standards of comfort and hospitality, and is just a few minutes' walk from the centre of Brecon.

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Hotel – Brecon
Peterstone Court
Peterstone Court is one of the more modern 'new breed' of country houses combining understated luxury, great food and excellent spa facilities. Its enviable location within the Brecon Beacons National Park makes it a perfect base for all your needs.

Self catering – cottages, houses and apartments
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Self Catering Accommodation – Brecon
Cefncoedbach Farm
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Farmhouse and Apartments – Brecon
Wern-y-Marchog
The traditional luxury Farmhouse can be rented as a whole unit or as two completely individual apartments, but interlinking by an internal door to make a spacious family sized property. Set in the heart of the stunning Welsh countryside.

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Self Catering – Brecon
Wern-Y-Marchog
In the heart of the scenic Welsh countryside at the foothills of the Brecon Beacons. The area offers stunning views, fresh mountain air. Excellent walks to all the main peaks from the doorstep. An ideal base for a peaceful rest and relaxation.

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Self Catering – Brecon
Fairoaks
Ideal base for enjoying the many local attractions and activities in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Set in peaceful surroundings with superb views. Large private lawn and patio. Oil fired central heating. Disabled access.

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Apartment – Brecon
Sherbrooke
Deluxe stylish apartment in the centre of Brecon. Newly renovated and furnished to a very high standard. Private and peaceful and yet just minutes' walk from everything.

Statics, Touring and Campsites
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Caravan and Campsite with Statics – Brecon
Lakeside Caravan Park
Surrounded by the Brecon Beacons National Park, Lakeside offers touring and tent pitches and static caravans. Great on-site facilities, recently refurbished clubhouse.












