Greylands Guesthouse for Llandegley

Background
Home to the world famous and fictitious Llandegley International Airport where the only flights taking off are flights of fancy, this small village is in a beautiful area. Climbing up Llandegley Rocks, the highest peak for some way, affords panoramic views of the Radnorshire countryside, as well as opportunities to watch buzzards and red kits swoop majestically in search of prey.

The village has its own sulphur spring and the church is named after St Tecla, who came from Llandegla in North Wales and was martyred in Chepstow, having spent much of her life working with lepers and the sick, great powers of healing are attributed to her.

The village also has its own sulphur spring just outside the churchyard.

If you are looking for a comfortable, friendly place to stay with good access to the Llandegley area, Greylands Guest House in Llandrdindod Wells offers a convenient local base with single, double, twin or family rooms, modern facilities and a quiet location.

Greylands Guest House offers plenty of room, a warm welcome, great breakfast, close to many activities and places of interest near or in LlandegleyThere is plenty here to interest walkers, cyclists, bird watchers, motorcyclists, anglers, golfers and bowls players. The scenery and wildlife variety in the area is outstanding and there is plenty to do whatever the weather.

For reservations call us on 01597 822253 or click in the header of any page to email llandegley@greylandsguesthouse.co.uk.