We were a party of four, aiming to walk this section of the Offa's Dyke path, new to the area and new to Middle Trewerne. Well, we did walk, but we also played Anthony's piano, relished the eggs from his chickens, photographed the procession of cute animals and their babies wandering around the garden, talked up a storm with him... More

This is the sort of place that you'd prefer to keep to yourself but that would be unfair to the charming Mr Egermont-Lee who welcomes you into his home. Be sure to ask to look at the folder he wrote about the history of the house which was extensively and sympathetically renovated. It oozes character and, although some might grumble... More

It feels like you are visiting Mr Egremont-Lee at his home rather than staying in a b&b. With geese, chickens and guinea fowl following you around as you walk around the garden, we stayed in an africa-themed room with a window looking out on the shed where swallows flitted by as thick as flies. He booked us for dinner at... More

Middle Trewern is an absolutely beautiful 16th century long house in the most amazing setting on the edge of the Black Mountains. It's a privilege to stay in such an historic building, and to wake up to the best views imaginable. Antony is a great host, and cooked us a lovely breakfast on his aga. This is a fantastic place... More