The Sugar Loaf

En suite bedrooms

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The Sugar Loaf entrance, with a dog sitting at the top of the stairs leading down to the door. Not pictured - step free access is via a path to the side.

The spacious Sugar Loaf living area with two sofas, a small armchair, and three sets of French doors which flood the room with light. There is a large dining table with 6 chairs and a bench behind.

The Sugar Loaf chaise longue style sofa with throw cushions and a super soft blanket. A single armchair is next to the sofa.

The Sugar Loaf kitchen with sink, eye-level windows, tea and coffee making facilities, high level microwave, mid-level double oven and electric ceramic hob.

The expansive dining table in the Sugar Loaf , with the kitchen and living areas in the background.

The Sugar Loaf living area looking towards the TV, with two sofas, a small armchair, and French doors.

The Sugar Loaf double bedroom, looking towards the foot of the king-size bed, showing the view outside through the French door which is also reflected in the mirrored wardrobe doors.

The Sugar Loaf hallway, showing twin beds through a doorway, reflected in the mirrored wardrobe doors. A photo of the Sugar Loaf mountain is on the wall.

The Sugar Loaf twin bedroom, with two single beds with folded clean towels, accented by yellow blankets and cushions. The French door and window look out across the valley.

The Sugar Loaf master bedroom with French door and large windows looking out across the valley. The king-size bed has clean white towels folded on it, and soft grey accents from a blanket and cushion.

The terrace outside the Sugar Loaf self-catering cottage with dining furniture and barbecue. The cottage is surrounded by greenery.

The terrace outside the Sugar Loaf self-catering cottage with dining furniture and barbecue.

The leafy entrance to the Sugar Loaf, accessed by a short set of steps or a path from the car park

The cottage has the highest 5-star rating by Visit Wales and is finished to the highest specification throughout. All rooms look out over fields across the Glyn Valley to the west and the setting sun.

There are three en suite bedrooms. The master bedroom has a king-sized bed and bath with a shower. Another bedroom has a king-sized double bed while the third has twin beds which can be separated or put together.

The open plan kitchen, dining and lounge is spacious with high ceiling and windows along the entire west facing elevation which open to a terrace with outside seating.

The dining area has been designed to seat up to 12 guests which is ideal if the three cottages are booked by one group of friends or family so they can gather together for meals and socialising.

There is a smart wall-mounted TV with Netflix included. A fire hologram stove supplements central heating and adds an instant glow to the room.

It is named after the Sugar Loaf mountain which is the most southerly of the Black Mountains. It is 598m high (1,955ft) and its Welsh name is Pen-y-Fal.

Looking for something smaller? Check out the Skirrid and the Blorenge, our one-bedroom cottages.