Perched on a hillside overlooking a gorgeous loop of the Wye in the village of Llandogo, this old stone house has friendly young owners and three comfortable en-suite rooms. Two of the rooms have river views, and there are a sitting room and a front-garden terrace for sociable relaxing.
Tŷ Bryn
Southeast Wales
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