Nestling in a peaceful valley in mid Wales, a mile from the main road by Llyswen between the Brecon Beacons and Builth Wells lies our bed and breakfast farm accommodation, and a working farm on the borders of Wales and England near close to the Brecon Beacons. Many aspects of the local terrain here near Llyswen, Mid Wales can be reached and enjoyed. Llanerchcoedlan bed and breakfast farm is over three hundred years old, with modern comforts and enchanting rooms. Offering the peace of a lovely farm break that can only be found in the country. Close by, within the grounds of our bed and breakfast farm, you will find a sulphur well that, in the 17th century, ladies dressed in crinolines arrived in horse drawn carriages to bathe in the rich sulphur waters.

For the energetic we are on a cycling route through Mid Wales, and there are magnificent walks over the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Wye Valley walk, or you can enjoy a restful picnic on the farm, by the Sgithwyn Brook and waterfall that runs into the river Wye. If you are looking for other ways to enjoy the outstanding beauty of the local mid Wales countryside in and around Llyswen, then pony-trekking or canoeing is available locally.

The bed and breakfast farm offers visitors a warm welcome to the amenities of charming en-suite bed and breakfast farm rooms, and a full English breakfast to start your day and evening meals by prior arrangement. We cater for all dietary requirements, (e.g. vegetarians or wheat free.)
Everyone's nights stay will be well remembered. But no matter where you stay, I wish you a very happy holiday here at Llanerchcoedlan bed and breakfast farm, Llyswen.

We have found Llanerchcoedlan bed and breakfast farm with the Sulphur house on a map dated 1817, but we understand the farm house is 300 years old. Major alterations and an extension to the guest house was added in the early 1900's. This was to accommodate the ever increasing numbers of visitors to Llyswen and the sulphur house for them to either drink or bathe in the healing waters. The Victorians were great believers in 'taking the waters' and ladies in crinolines carrying lace parasols came to stay at our bed and breakfast farm near Llyswen , and take the waters within the years of 1911 to 1914. This was was such an attraction that a fair with swing boats was held here at our bed and breakfast farm near Llyswen every Saturday. People from several miles around would come in coaches drawn by either two or four horses according to the number of people.      

 You could also sample a glass of our own Sulphur water with your breakfast-with prior notice.