Black Mountain Lodge

The Lodge is an old Fulling Mill across the courtyard from the country inn and restaurant.
Number of Beds: 20

Price Guide: £25.75 per person per night including full breakfast and all bedding

Visit Wales Grading: 3 Star Bunkhouse

Groups/Individuals: Groups and Individuals welcome

Recently converted, the Lodge can sleep 20 people in three rooms or be opened up for larger groups. We are 400 yards from the Offa's Dyke path and close to several historic monuments. The Gower Peninsula is a one-hour drive, Tintern Abbey is thirty minutes, Cardiff forty minutes and the Brecon Beacons are just over the hill.

There are free showers at both ends of the building allowing for groups of opposite sexes. Irons, hairdryers, etc., also available free of charge, and there is a television with video playback facilities in the common room. There is a Drying room and Laundry facilities.

The Old Pandy Inn has excellent catering facilities and an extensive menu.

Heating/Cooking Facilities

The Lodge has full central heating. There is also a wood burner stove in the common room. There are toasters, sandwich toasters and tea/coffee-making facilities.

What to bring

Just yourself and let us cater for your every whim.

Nearest public transport

By Train: The nearest Main Line Stations are at Newport or Hereford. Abergavenny is on the Newport to Hereford line and there are plenty of trains from both the above to Abergavenny Station. We are four miles away.

By Bus: The Pandy Inn has a dedicated stop. Again there are plenty of bus runs to Newport, Hereford and Abergavenny itself.

By Road: We are on the main A465 road between Abergavenny and Hereford.

Local Interests/Attractions

The area surrounding the Black Mountain Lodge is full of history and legend. For the tourist there are unlimited sights and places to visit from Hay-on-Wye with one of the world's largest collection of book shops, Tintern, Chepstow, Brecon and many other ancient towns with their castles and monasteries. Our immediate surroundings boast a Magnificent location at the foot of the Black Mountains, only 400 yards north of Offa's Dyke path in the centre of an area of natural beauty with sights and activities for both the tourist and outdoor activity enthusiast alike.