~ Mynydd Lodge ~
Cwmtillery Guest House		    
Dining Room Comfortable Lounge with widescreen TV Towels, soap etc provided Double Bedroom
Tea making facilities in all rooms Wide screen TV
Mynydd Lodge Guest House, Tillery Road, Cwmtillery, Abertillery, Gwent, NP13 1JN. Telephone 01495 321052
Email: mynyddlodge@aol.com
Welcome to the Mynydd Lodge Guest House in Cwmtillery which provides high standard, centrally heated, Bed and Breakfast accommodation
with all room sizes available. All rooms are tastefully decorated and comfortably furnished with either private or En-suite facilities.
Rooms available include: Double + Single with En-suite; Large Family room with En-suite; Standard Double; 2 Standard Twin rooms; and
2 Ground floor Twin rooms with En-suite.

The atmosphere of this family run house is relaxed and friendly and the owners, Lisa and Neil, are always on hand to make your stay
as comfortable as possible.

Family Room

Breakfast at the Mynydd Lodge is always worth getting up for, a real hearty breakfast that will give you a great start to the day.
Our breakfast consists of Tea, Coffee, Fruit Juice and Cereals, followed by a Full English of 2 Bacon, 2 Sausage, Fried Egg,
Mushrooms, Beans, Tomatoes and Toast.
A variety of Jams/Marmalades are also available at the table.
We will also cook to customer request, i.e. Scrambled or Poached Eggs and can provide Vegetarian Breakfast too. 

How to find us.

Our B&B Guest House is situated in South Wales on the Eastern side of the quiet valley of Cwmtillery, which is north of Abertillery.
Below is a link to Streetmap, alternatively use our Post Code "NP13 1JN" if using satellite navigation systems.
Find Us
 

Things to do and places to visit.

There is a regular Bus service nearby which will take you to Abertillery town and all the local shops. Alternatively you could take a
leisurely Fifteen minutes walk and return by bus. While there call in and visit the Abertillery and District Museum:- located in
Market Street Abertillery - it is full of history and heritage of the Abertillery District.
There are plenty of walks within the valley and the Lodge is only five minutes away from the delightful Cwmtillery Lakes
and its abundance of wildfowl. You could continue up the valley with both the Mynydd James and Coity Mountains on the
Western and Eastern sides until you reach the second lake in the valley, the Cwmtillery Reservoir and the river Tyleri.

Outside the valley

If you have transport you may wish to visit the Big Pit Mining Museum (Twenty minutes away) one of the UK's leading tourist
attractions. Big Pit is now part of the family of National Museums & Galleries of Wales, the Big Pit is a real colliery.
Also The Pontypool & Blaenavon Railway (Twenty minutes away) started in 1981, and is operated exclusively by volunteers.
The market town of Abergavenny (Twenty Five minutes away) is also worth a visit. This ancient and welcoming town is surrounded by the
Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains and, nestling in the famous Usk Valley, is full of historic, architectural, cultural and scenic interest.