A number of businesses from the Brecon Beacons have won at the Welsh Hospitality Awards held on the 12th of November! The event celebrates the hard work of the best professionals and businesses in the Welsh hospitality industry!

The #winner of the Welsh #HospitalityAwards, Best Welsh Festival 2017 is The Hay Festival (Hay on Wye). 

Hay-on-Wye is rightly famous for this superb event which celebrates contemporary literature and intelligent discussion. The concept may be unashamedly highbrow, but the festival definitely has a fun side, with plenty of humourists in attendance, tasty food on offer and lively musical events at fringe venues. The formula has proved so successful, it’s spread from Hay to places as far-flung as Lebanon, Mexico and the Maldives.

The overall #winner of the Welsh #HospitalityAwards, Casual Dining Restaurant of the Year 2017 is The Honey Cafe (Brecon).

Our founder, Glynwen, the grandmother of the present owners, established the café in the recession of the 1930’s in what was a malt house and brewery. During the 60’s the cellar was home to the Honey Cavern live music night club. 1994 brought a new Texmex menu, which soon became a popular addition.     A cosy place to relax in the winter months surrounded by original paintings and if the sun is shining you can enjoy the spectacular view from our peaceful, sheltered terrace.     Welcoming, clean and comfortable, we offer reasonably priced, good food and a cheery service. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick coffee and a slice of home-made cake or staying to enjoy an evening meal with friends and family, we have something for everyone.

The #winner of the Welsh #HospitalityAwards, Hotel of the Year 2017 Central is Coachhouse Brecon!!

Luxury accommodation in historic Brecon and to the stunning Brecon Beacons National park which covers over 500 square miles of natural beauty. The park has it’s own history, heritage, cuisine, traditions, myths and culture together with a wealth of outdoor activities and walks. Book your stay here.