Three Wells Guest House, Howey (Wales)

19th century unique small hotel in a traditional Welsh farmhouse with a lake.

Summary

19th century buildings
Breakfast included
Free car parking (on site)
No smoking

Facilities

Free broadband access
Children's cots
Children's games
Children's highchairs
Woodland walks

Food and Drinks

Restaurant
Continental breakfast (included)
English breakfast (included)
Dinner available (at additional cost)
Bar
Picnic area

Nearby recreations

Recommended walks
Pub (walking distance)
Museums (a short drive)
Historic houses
Golf course (a short drive)
Tennis courts (a short drive)
Recommended restaurants (a short drive)

Introduction

Once a working farm, Three Wells is now a unique small hotel nestled in the heart of Wales. Set amidst the rolling Welsh countryside with views over the lake and sleepy, sheep-filled meadows, it is the perfect place for exploring historic Wales.

History to the present day

The site of Three Wells has been a working farm since pre-medieval times. Built as a traditional farmhouse around 1900, but it still overlooks the far more ancient stone-built farm buildings that are amongst the oldest buildings in Wales.

The hotel retains much of its traditional farmhouse charm and has been gradually expanded as a bed and breakfast and a small hotel for the last forty years. A lake was also added in front of the house which hosts a variety of wildlife.

Food and Drinks

Lakeview Restaurant is where you will be served with a full cooked or continental breakfast while enjoying a remarkable view; a range of evening meals are also offered and are available all year round.

With a fully licensed lounge bar that has a wide range of ales, wines and spirits and with a bar food menu if you are looking for something less formal than the restaurant.