Llandrindod holiday accommodation

Enjoy outdoor activities

Those keen to visit Wales to take advantage of its beautiful countryside will not be disappointed with what's on offer in Llandrindod Wells and the surrounding area. The Elan Valley, blessed with scenic hiking trails and picturesque reservoirs, is just a short drive away, featuring lovely walks along the Elan Valley Trail and the Claerwen Reservoir Circuit. If cycling is more your thing, then you're in luck, as the 86-mile Radnor Ring passes right through Llandrindod Wells and offers stunning countryside views. Slightly further afield, although definitely worth the daytrip, you can explore the incredible landscapes of the Brecon Beacons National Park or the Cambrian Mountains. Other popular local activities include golf, fishing and birdwatching. Whether you're interested in adventure sports, leisurely pursuits or simply enjoying the natural beauty of the Welsh countryside, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this charming town and its surroundings.

Discover Victorian spa heritage

Llandrindod Wells has a rich spa heritage that dates back to the 19th century, when the town became famous for its natural springs which were believed to have healing properties. As a result, wealthy Victorians would flock to the area to seek relief from various ailments and to partake in the fashionable trend of "taking the waters." Today, you can admire the elegant buildings that were constructed during the height of Llandrindod Wells' popularity as a spa town, including the Rock Park Pavilion and the Pump House Hotel. You can also still enjoy spa treatments and experience the healing properties of the mineral springs. Continue the luxury treatment from your home away from home when you book one of our luxury lodges with your own private hot tub!

Visit local attractions

From historical attractions to enchanting beauty spots, Llandrindod Wells has all you need for a relaxing weekend trip or short break in the Welsh countryside. For a touch of culture, or perhaps a rainy day activity, you can visit the Radnorshire Museum, which offers insights into the history, culture and heritage of the area, and the National Cycle Collection, a museum dedicated to the history and evolution of cycling in the UK. If the weather is fine, head to the green oasis of Rock Park, a historic space in the town centre. It's a peaceful location for a leisurely stroll or a picnic. Similarly, Llandrindod Wells Lake, or Lake Park, is a tranquil area that's great for scenic walks, picnics and birdwatching. We have a range of self-catering holiday homes in Llandrindod Wells, from charming apartments in the town centre to luxury lodges in the countryside, making it easy to find the perfect accommodation to suit your tastes and budget.