The Cammarch Hotel Llangammarch Wells

General Information

The Cammarch is located at the confluence of the Rivers Irfon and Cammarch in small countryside of Llangammarch Wells which is at the centre of one of the last remaining wilderness districts in Great Britain. Built in the early nineteenth century of conventional Welsh stone the quality lodging is spread over four floors and features 9 furnished with a taste en-suite bedrooms in addition to two wide self contained rooms, making it perfect for larger groups of persons. Every bedroom features its own TV and visitors are offered with complementary fairtrade tea, savoury coffee and eco-friendly toiletries. Dwellers able to enjoy easy yet elegant locally grown food ready by the Chef and catered in the greenhouse facing the beautiful gardens. There is a peaceful hall on the 1st floor with a log fire where you can have a rest with your friends and listen to music, read the papers and have a tranquil drink from the honesty brasserie stocked with wines, spirits, beers and lagers. Or whether you favour, you are able to watch TV in the hall on the ground floor. The genuine beauty of the Hotel's vicinity produce it a captivating venue for an activity based break, so whether you enjoy strolling, fly fishing, cycling, bird watching, pony trekking, shooting, golfing or auto and bike rallying, these are all attainable in the primary proximity of the guesthouse. The Hotel features seven. 5k of fishing rights on 3 beats of the Irfon in addition to the Cammarch where visitors able to fish for grayling, trout, salmon and chub. There are safe shops for cycles and fishing gear in addition to a drying suite. Whether you desire a more slow break, then the Hotel's own terraces are a quiet site to be. With two. five acres of panoramic gardens, including a little lake and a duck pond, we able to think of no better venue for you to unbend. You might be joined by our ducks, chickens, peafowl or pygmy goats to assist you whilst away the hours resting by the River Cammarch that runs around the park.