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Entrada15:30 23:00Entrada anticipada disponible bajo petición
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Salida10:30Salida tardía disponible bajo petición
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Política InfantilNiños bienvenidos
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Política sobre fumadoresProhibido fumar
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MascotasSe admiten perros
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Fiestas permitidasFiestas no permitidas
Direcciones
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Carretera desde Builth Wells (7,0 miles)Take the A483 out of Builth Wells signposted to Camarthen and Llandovery for 5 miles through Cilmery and then Garth. Take a left fork at the far end of Garth signposted to Llangammarch Wells for 2 miles. At the T junction turn right and the hotel is immediately facing you on the left.
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Carretera desde Brecon (18,0 miles)Take B4520 North out of Brecon going through Llandefaelog, Pwllgoyw, Lower Chapel and Upper Chapel. As you leave Upper Chapel within 1/2 mile there is a left fork onto the B4519 across the Mynydd Epynt for approx 8 miles. Take left turn signposted to Llangamarch Wells and The Lake Hotel, continue for approx 2 miles until you reach village post office, bear right across bridge and under railway bridge and Hotel is on the left.
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Carretera desde Llandovery (12,0 miles)Take A483 to Builth Wells, Llanfair-wy-Muallt until you reach Llanwyrtd Wells turn right signposted to Llangammarch. Continue to T junction turn right and after 1 mile down into Llangamarch and the Hotel will be on the right hand side.
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Tren desde Swansea (60,0 miles)Take the Heart of Wales Railway North to Shrewsbury and leave at Llangamarch Wells. Hotel is 50 yards down the hill on the left.
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Tren desde Shrewsbury (80,0 miles)Take the Heart of Wales Railway, south to Swansea and exit at Llangamarch Wells. The hotel is 50 yards down hill on the left.
The Cammarch was built in 1864 by the railway and you can still travel by train today between Shrewsbury and Swansea, you need to put your hand out to stop the train though. Llangammarch Wells is one of three spa towns to be found in the locality (although we are only a village). It was quite famous in it's day, not only for 'taking the waters' but for horse sales, fishing, shooting and walking. Local folk law tells that George V, when he was Prince of Wales, used to meet his cousin Wilhelm in the village where they would partake of the waters and enjoy the fishing and shooting. It is also believed that we were the last place in Wales to hold a wife sale! All that aside, the Cammarch is a great place to unwind, guests often remark on how wonderfully quiet it is and how they immediately feel relaxed and refreshed. We do like to provide a relaxed and friendly environment and we are dog friendly as well, so you can bring your 'best friend' too. Our guests usually enjoy mingling with the locals in the bar after dinner and they can point you to places of interest and natural beauty in the surrounding area.