Afon Duad InnCwmduad, Carmarthen, Dyfed SA33 6XJ
Telephone: 01267 281357
Fax: 01267 281357
Wales Tourist Board 2 Star
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Visitors to the village of Cwmduad, in the heart of the beautiful Teifi valley in West Wales, are always assured of a warm welcome at the Afon Duad Inn.
Here, the convivial hosts, Gareth and Bet, pride themselves on the superb range of quality food served in the restaurant, and on the comfort of the accomodation which is available throughout the year at extremely competitive rates, either at the Inn itself or in an adjoining property, Dolau Cottage.
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Afon Duad Location
Yr Afon Duad Inn is a friendly inn in the small village of Cwmduad which is about 8 miles north west of Carmarthen on the A484, the main road from Carmarthen to Cardigan. Cwmduad is in the heart of the beautiful Teify Valley.There are a wealth of attractions nearby, something for all. Ranging from the spectacular views, unrivaled fishing, golf, places of historical interest, walks and beaches. Just to name a few things you can do in the area.
We are situated between Gwili Steam Railway and Teify Valley Steam Railway.
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Inn Accomodation
Each of the four cosy bedrooms available at the Inn feature standard facilities - a colour television, hairdryer, trouser press and courtesy tray - in addition to en-suite bathrooms.
You may use the main bathroom, if you prefer, where a jacuzzi enables you to free yourself of tension, leaving you relaxed and ready for your evening meal.
Large families, groups, or guests desiring more privacy, may wish to consider renting a separate luxury cottage.Yr Afon Duad Inn is open throughout the year and you are guaranteed to find the rates reasonable.
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Dolau Cottage
This superb cottage, with a past dating back to approximately 1700, was originally a coach house attached to the Inn. The coach men rested in the hay loft whilst the travellers stayed at the Inn.
Today, the cottage will accommodate up to 6 guests, making it attractive to large families and groups, or those guests desiring a little more privacy.
Included in the rent is:-
· The cost of fuel for the open fire and oil central heating
· The first £10 electricity - the remainder is charged according to a meter reading.
· The use of a cot, high chair, stairgate, 2 colour televisions, a video, a washing machine, a microwave and patio furniture.
Pets are welcome.
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Yr Afon Duad Restaurant
Our restaurant offers informal dining with a varied selection of dishes all of which are created using only the finest seasonal, local organic produce.
We welcome guests with special dietary requirements indeed our vegetarian meals are a speciality.
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Local Attractions
Cwmduad nestles in the valley of the Teifi River which meanders through historic Newcstle Emlyn, Cenarth with its famous falls and the old market town of Cardigan, where it joins the beautiful Cardigan Bay known for its seals and dolphins.
A short journey from the village will enable you to enjoy breathtaking scenery at the spectacular beaches of Tenby and Saundersfoot and along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. You may prefer to travel to the Preseli Mountains, the Heritage Centre or, the National park of the Brecon Beacons.
In nearby Llanarthne is a special Millennium development in the form of the National Botanical Gardens of Wales - the first major botanic garden in the U.K. for over a century.
Take a step back in time at the museum of the Welsh Woollen Industry, or take a trip to Laugharne - renowned worldwide for its association with Dylan Thomas.
The bustling county town of Carmarthen with its shops, museums, theatre and leisure centre is just 8 miles away.Clearly visitors, who chose to stay at Yr Afon Duad Inn in Cwmduad, will find themselves in the midst of a wealth of attractions that will surely make their stay pleasurable whatever they may enjoy doing.
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