Hardwick Farm Bed & Breakfast

Hardwick Farm Bed & Breakfast puts walkers on a working dairy farm just outside Abergavenny, with walks starting from the farm door.

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Hardwick Farm Bed & Breakfast is a B&B rather than a large hotel, so the appeal is tied to its farm setting and its direct, practical stay style. The building sits down a private farm drive, around 200 metres from the main road, and the farm has open views towards the Black Mountains, the Blorenge and the eastern edge of Bannau Brycheiniog.

The named rooms are Sugar Loaf and Blorenge, and they can be arranged as double or twin rooms. That gives the room setup a straightforward choice: one bed arrangement for a double stay or twin beds for two people who want separate beds.

Breakfast is part of the stay at Hardwick Farm Bed & Breakfast. The breakfast includes cereals, fruit with natural yoghurt, seasonal porridge or grapefruit, and a cooked farm breakfast with eggs, tomatoes, mushrooms, hash browns, fried bread, toast, bacon, sausages and black pudding. Drinks include apple juice, Welsh tea and freshly ground coffee.

The stay also works well for guests arriving by car because there is a private parking area outside the farmhouse. Public transport is possible too: there is a bus stop half a mile from the farm on the A4042, and Abergavenny train station is one mile away with a taxi rank outside the station.

Walkers, cyclists and other outdoor visitors are specifically welcomed here. Cyclists have access to routes near the farm, including a traffic-free cycle path by the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal and nearby access to Sustrans Route 46.