Y Gelli
Hay on Wye, Hereford
Guests: 8
Wifi: available
Pets? Pets welcome (max. 1 dog), fee applies
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Simply the best self-catering accommodation in Hay on Wye, Wales' famous book town.
Most likely rebuilt in the seventeenth century on a medieval burgage plot running up to the castle, this beautiful holiday home had a formal rendering of its oak frame in Georgian or Victorian days, and a recent rejuvenation inside to create what we think is simply the best self-catering option in the Hay-on-Wye area. The location is perfect, the interior is gorgeous, and the local owner has dressed the place beautifully with a wonderful art collection and furnishings. Comfortable, tasteful, curated.
Beyond being the best accommodation for the world-famous Hay Festival, here you'll find that Hay provides an enjoyable stay at any time of the year, whether you like good books, good food, good antiques or hiking.
Sleeping four in two bedrooms, and two good bathrooms, plus sofabeds in two further rooms for up to four others, it'd be a great place for friends to come together, do some canoeing down on the river, potter about the shops, and dine out, withour anyone even having to use the (well-appointed) kitchen.
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A most beautiful place to stay…. Comfortable, tasteful and stylish - we loved our week at Y Gelli. Especially delightful was the master bedroom with super king bed and en-suite.Being in the centre of...
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good to know
- arrival at
- 17:00
- depart by
- 11:00
- guests
- 8
- pets
- pets welcome (max. 1 dog)
- bed layout
- Master Double, Double
facilities at Y Gelli
map - location
travel info
- Nearest train stations: Hereford and Abergavenny
- There is no need for a car here. All it takes is 20 minutes to walk the town circuit.
in detail
Wifi broadband internet, central heating.
This deceptively spacious house is split over 4 floors.
Living Room: with wood burning stove, Smart TV with Netflix and Amazon, board games, books, Bluetooth speaker, dining table
Kitchen: well-equipped, with all the usual appliances. Cafetière and Nespresso machine. Selection of wines available with an honesty box for payment.
Master Bedroom: Super-king bed, sitting area and en-suite with bath and shower.
Double bedroom: original wooden floors and beams. A modern three-piece shower at the bottom of the attic stairs serves this suite.
Upper Sitting: a walk-through space to the attic double, also has a pullout sofabed
Lower ground floor: small study under a vaulted brick ceiling. Beside it is another sitting room with two single sofa beds.
Outside: secluded courtyard with fern garden, Weber barbecue
local area
- The literary town of Hay on Wye in Wales along the English border is celebrated for its bookstores and festivals.
- The house is in the centre of town with shops minutes away and the Thursday morning market on its doorstep.
- The latest films are screened in Richard Booth’s Bookshop Cinema just around the corner. You’ll watch the movie seated in the most comfortable chairs. Lunch in the bookshop café is a treat.
- The countryside around Hay has many walks, kayaking opportunities and wild swimming in the Wye.
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