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Pine Lodge

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4.8
out of 5
Carmarthenshire » Llanddeusant Near Llandovery
Sleeps up to 4
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 1
Nestled amongst the breath-taking scenery and tranquil surroundings of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, is this lovely single-storey pod, Pine Lodge. Having been designed to a high-standard and featuring an open-plan living space, hot tub and enclosed garden, Pine Lodge can accommodate two adults and two children, perfect for nature lovers, couples, and small families, seeking a peaceful retreat. After unloading your belongings, take the weight off your feet in the sitting area as your other half makes you a cup of tea; the well-equipped kitchenette is stocked with all the necessary appliances required to ease your self-catered stay whilst the dining spot provides the perfect spot to enjoy a romantic meal.
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About Pine Lodge

Nestled amongst the breath-taking scenery and tranquil surroundings of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, is this lovely single-storey pod, Pine Lodge. Having been designed to a high-standard and featuring an open-plan living space, hot tub and enclosed garden, Pine Lodge can accommodate two adults and two children, perfect for nature lovers, couples, and small families, seeking a peaceful retreat.

After unloading your belongings, take the weight off your feet in the sitting area as your other half makes you a cup of tea; the well-equipped kitchenette is stocked with all the necessary appliances required to ease your self-catered stay whilst the dining spot provides the perfect spot to enjoy a romantic meal. If you prefer to dine alfresco, step out onto your very own private decking area where you can admire striking views of the rolling countryside prior to taking a dip in the bubbling hot tub, stargazing into the night across the dark sky nature reserve.

Freshen up with use of the sleek shower room, before completing your evening routine and climbing into the plush double bed, clicking on the TV so you can unwind with your favourite shows. Kickstart your itinerary in the market town of Llandovery where you’ll find all your nearest conveniences in addition to the magnificent Llandovery Castle and Llandovery Heritage Centre, ideal for history buffs seeking to learn about the town’s rich history and culture.

In the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacon) National Park, uncover miles of natural beauty, home to countless walking and cycling trails, waterfalls, wildlife, and outdoor activities. Explore Carreg Cennen Castle, the Black Mountain Range, Llyn Brianne Reservoir or sample a variety of delights at the Llandovery Farmers’ Market if your trip aligns, held twice a month it offers a chance to experience some of the region’s finest produce including locally sourced meat, dairy and vegetables.

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Pine Lodge Reviews

Danielle
We had a lovely stay in Pine Lodge. The Lodge was very clean and the surrounding gardens are lovely and well kept. The kitchen has a good selection of potspans crockery etc and there were plastic glasses for use in the hot tub, which was clean and at the perfect temperature in the evenings given how hot is was. Absolutely stunning views and nice to watch the sheep in the fields and get a visit from a very friendly corgi. Only feedback is the blinds in the bedroom don't cover the whole window so light comes through early morning but this didn't bother us too much. Good location for Brecon Beacons and the black mountains.
Beautiful views, but some room for improvement. We thoroughly enjoyed the peace and the fantastic nature at Pine Lodge. The hot tub was an absolute highlight, offering a breathtakingly beautiful view. However, the lodge is quite limited in space, and it would highly benefit from adding more storage options for guests. Additionally, replacing or upgrading the indoor furniture would greatly improve overall comfort. While the kitchen is on the smaller side, we were pleased to find that the inventory was surprisingly complete
We loved this accommodation, it very warm and cosy with great facilities, with a lovely compact kitchen. The hot tub was perfect. the location is stunning on the western edge of the Brecon beacons national park. The owners Brain and Delyth were very helpful. There are so many amazing places to visit nearby and across the national park. Shops and pubs are about 9 miles away so worth stocking up. The red kite feeding station is just one mile away, and strongly recommend the walk around Llyn y Fan lakes
Absolutely stunning . . did not want to leave .. owners were lovely and also the dogs which my son enjoyed .. definitely recommend if your looking for a quiet chilled break with beautiful scenery then this is the one .. will deffo book again
Keyleigh
Beautiful location, wonderful hospitality, cant recommend enough.
Such a fabulous lodge in stunning surroundings. So peaceful and relaxing, a great place to relax and unwind especially sitting in the hot tub gazing out at the beautiful Welsh countryside. The lodge is spotlessly clean and very well equipped. We thoroughly enjoyed our few days here and would highly recommend.
Daniella
The most wonderful place to stay while exploring the Brecon Beacons. Private and secluded but felt that our hosts were at the end of the phone if we needed them. They went above and beyond to help celebrate a birthday which was really appreciated. The lodge is set in beautiful surroundings and the hot tub was an added bonus. Would love to stay again soon and would highly recommend to others!
Its was such a lovely place to stay. It was so easy to keep tidy and we had everything we needed. And the dogs were lovely
Selwyn
There is a problem with shower as pressure VERY LOW and settings where either boiling hot or ice cold this was nentioned by previous people staying there in these book but hasnt been addressed. Leak at bottom of toilet had to use a towel to prevent slipping on it in the bathroom.Microwave needs putting up so people can find it and not hidden away next to sofa on floor,i think this needs repositioning due to fact my partner was diabled and was a problem.In the pictures it doesn't show u that you practically next to a barn which on other side is the landlord's dwelling not very pleasant as thought it was a distant away atleast and next 5o that is there work sheds besides that is was pleasant and relaxing to an extent.
Catherine
We had the most amazing stay, the lodge was so peaceful with stunning views, especially from the hot tub. We have been recommending it to all our friends and cant wait to come back one day.
Natasha
We had the most amazing weekend here. So peaceful and calm surroundings. Everything you could need in the hut. Very well stocked. Generally lovely stay and would very much recommend. Lovely hosts!
Kenneth
Had an amazing time, perfect break away, very peaceful, the property was spotless annd equipped with everything that was required and more. The owners were so friendly made us feel really welcome, will definitely be going back again
Really nice place to spend our time relaxing everything. Quiet and peaceful.
Was extremely peaceful, lovely little get away.
Nice Property in remote location. Would recommend.
Beautiful pod and area owners so nice makes you feel so welcome , highly recommend.
Stephanie
Fabulous pod, had everything we needed. Stunning setting, perfect for a bit of rest and relaxation. Quite literally miles from anywhere so need to ensure you take plenty of supplies! Hot tub was such a treat, jumped in every evening before settling down for the night. Would love to go back and will definitely recommend to friends.
Jessica
Absolutely beautiful Everything you could need for a few days stay
Justin
Pine Lodge was such a beautiful place to stay, the owners were so nice and friendly. My partner and I had an amazing stay and can't wait to go back. Will be recommending to all our friends and family. Justin and Sophie.
Patricia
Fantastic place, cant wait to go back.
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Animal sanctuary 54 min drive · 30.7 miles

Wales Ape and Monkey Sanctuary

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A Powys charity sanctuary giving a final home to rescued chimpanzees, baboons, monkeys and more.

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Carreg Cennen Castle

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A medieval castle on a limestone crag in the Brecon Beacons National Park, with a cave beneath it.

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Carreg Cennen Castle stands on a high rocky outcrop above the River Cennen, near the village of Trap and four miles south east of Llandeilo. It sits within the Brecon Beacons National Park and is cared for by Cadw. The castle you see today was probably built by John Giffard and his son after Edward I's conquest of Wales.

Tip: The castle is reached by a steep climb up the hill from Castell Farm, near the car park, so wear sensible footwear.

Botanic garden 49 min drive · 23.7 miles

National Botanic Garden of Wales

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Tip: Look out across the restored eastern view towards Paxton's Tower, which was designed to be seen from the mansion's east side.

Ruined castle 54 min drive · 29 miles

Carmarthen Castle

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Carmarthen Castle is a ruined medieval fortress in the county town of Carmarthen, on a high terrace overlooking the tidal River Towy. It began as an early 1100s timber motte and bailey, was rebuilt in stone and was captured, destroyed and rebuilt many times. Owain Glyndŵr took it in 1405, and Henry VII's father, Edmund Tudor, died here as a prisoner in 1456.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.