Peterstone Court

In the heart of Brecon Beacons, Peterstone Court is a five star abode that invites holidaymakers to fishing, walking, cycling and horse riding opportunities.

Travellers are invited to bedrooms decorated in individual style that come equipped with en suite bathroom, hot drink-making facilities, TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi.

The Restaurant serves up an array of creative dishes using seasonal and locally sourced ingredients, while the spa invites holidaymakers to unwind in the sauna, hot tub and Moroccan relaxation room.

Please note that no promo codes are valid in conjunction with this deal.

Breakfast Menu

• Boiled Free Range Eggs and Soldiers
• Poached Natural Smoked Finnan Haddock and Free Range Poached Eggs
• Swansea Laver Bread and Cockles on Toasted Sourdough with Crispy Back Bacon
• Welsh Rarebit on Toast With or Without Home Cured Bacon
• Homemade Pork and Herb Sausage or Back Bacon Sandwich With Ketchup or Brown Sauce
• The Full Welsh -Back Bacon, Sausage, Black Pudding, Tomatoes, Mushrooms Free Range Eggs~(cooked to order )
• The Full Veggie -Grilled Tomatoes, Mushrooms, Baked Beans Free Range Eggs ~(cooked to order )
• Organic Scotch Porridge with Toasted Pecans and Skirrid Honey

Afternoon Tea Menu

• Served from 3pm to 5pm; for 2-night options, the afternoon tea is served on 1 day only
• Includes 2 glasses of sparkling wine or can be exchanged for tea 
• Finger sandwiches
• Choose: Smoked Salmon & Cucumber, Roast Ham, Cheese & Chutney or Beef. Cakes include Baked Currant Scone, Welsh Cake, Chocolate Profiteroles, and Strawberry Meringue.

Groupon’s Guide To Brecon Beacons National Park

From the ancient limestone caves to the grand Pen y Fan and Cribyn peaks, Brecon Beacons National Park provides visitors with a suitable place to enjoy an active holiday in the middle of nature.

In the heather-clad mountains of the Brecon Beacons, travellers may enjoy scenic walking routes, mountain biking and horse riding trails, while characterful towns, pubs and farmers’ markets are also on hand for shopping and dining opportunities. The park is also home to the ruins of many ancient fortresses such as Carreg Cennen, and the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal where boat trips and canoe hires allow ramblers to take to the water. On clear nights, travellers may have a privileged view of distant planets or meteor showers with frequent star gazing events organised by the National Park Authority.