Clochfaen - Wye Valley Bed and Breakfast Wales.
The Clochfaen, nestling in the upper reaches of the beautiful
Wye Valley, stands overlooking the river Wye in the heart of
Mid Wales.
The Wye Valley combines a unique blend of Welsh and English influences.
It has breathtaking natural scenery. With magnificent Welsh castles,
bustling market towns, an artisan tradition,
and sunshine and showers, the Wye Valley
is a captivating experience that is a treat at any time
of year. There is also the Wye Valley Walk - one of the best known
walks in Wales which goes from Chepstow in Monmouthshire to Rhayader
in Powys, via Newtown, Presteigne and Builth Wells. It is 112 m
(181 km) long.
The Wye Valley offers a warm welcome to visitors world wide, it is an area of outstanding Natural Beauty with some of the most breathtaking scenery in Wales. It is the Border country, fought over for centuries by the English and the Welsh and many more before them. There are many Welsh castles around every bend and twist in the River Wye, hawks soaring over the fields and forests, and secret places along every stream. Many artists, poets and writers have sought to capture its tranquil charm and beauty.
Come and enjoy the true hospitality, wonderful scenery and fascinating culture and history of this unique area. There are many places to visit, things to do and see. We offer a perfect location at any time of year.
"The house that escaped to Powys."
(The Daily Telegraph, 20th November, 1999)
Front entrance to the new Clochfaen, 1915. The architect
was the arts and crafts luminary W.A.S. Benson: A designer in
the English arts and crafts idiom, William Arthur Smith Benson
is best known for his lighting devices. W.A.S. Benson also
created designs for
buildings, interiors, metalware, and furniture.