The Swan At Hay
4 StarsWalled garden with scenic views, Garden Room restaurant dining
Walled garden with scenic views, Garden Room restaurant dining
On-site restaurant and bar, Historic 17th-century stone building
Riverside beer garden and veranda, Historic 18th-century country inn
Weekly closure for rest, Grade II listed building heritage
Heated indoor swimming pool, Private guest parking
Historic 15th-century coaching inn, Proximity to Brecon Beacons National Park
Live jazz music nights, Gateway to Brecon Beacons National Park
Picturesque Wye Valley location, Award-winning fine dining restaurant
Historic market town setting, Outdoor activities hub
Popular Sunday lunch, Dedicated event space
Gateway to Offa's Dyke Path, Specialized sports therapy treatments
Indoor heated swimming pool and sauna, Historic Georgian coaching inn
Historic Victorian charm, Family-friendly accommodations
Historic Georgian residence, Wye River access and activities
Scenic garden and picnic area, Family-friendly barn accommodation
On-site restaurant and bar, Proximity to Clifford Castle
Family-friendly dining with diverse options, Outdoor patio area
Panoramic Golden Valley views, Outdoor decking with seating
Panoramic Welsh countryside views, Proximity to Brecon Beacons National Park
Riverside garden and outdoor seating, Dedicated research area for local attractions
Golden Valley scenic views, Outdoor sun terrace and picnic area
Historic 17th-century coaching inn, River Wye fishing rights
En-suite accommodation in separate building, Award-winning Sunday roast
Colourful garden and terrace, Individually styled guest rooms
Hearty homemade dining, Dog-friendly accommodation
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The Hay Festival is a festival of literature and arts which takes place annually in Hay-on-Wye over 10 days at the beginning of June. It began in 1987 as a predominantly literature-based event but has grown to encompass a range of disciplines and the interchange of ideas across all genres. Its format has become known world-wide and it now runs 15 similar festivals around the world. In 2009 it was awarded the Queen’s Award for International Trade. The Festival mounts over 700 events, some free, some charging, and attracts internationally known writers, performers and personalities. Most events take place in a tented village just outside the town. There is a parallel festival for families and children, Hay Fever, which features workshops and children’s writers. Three car parks are made available and there is a daily parking charge. There is provision at the events for wheelchair users and the hard of hearing.
Hay Festival of Literature and the Arts is a top attraction in Hay-on-Wye, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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