HolidaysWales LTD. Made up of 3 generations. Howell and his 2 sons, Ben and Jake, Gemma, Ben’s partner, and 3 beautiful children, Archie, Monty and Ivy. Not forgetting Jake’s handsome little boy Jack. We really are a family business. Ben, Gemma and their 3 children live just down the road from the HolidaysWales Village, so they are never far away if you have any questions or enquiries about your stay.

Mountain View is one of two brand new, immaculately presented Underground Houses with panoramic view of the Banwy Valley and is suitable for a couples getaway or a small family holiday.

Things To Do .. Check out some recommended places to visit in the locality of Mountain View .. Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway, Welshpool (2 miles) A small narrow gauge railway set in a beautiful welsh valley. Run by volunteers and open on a selection of weekends throughout the year. Powis Castle, Welshpool (10 miles) A mediaeval castle, fortress and grand Country house which has beautiful gardens and walks. If you're lucky you may spot a deer or two in the grounds! Coed y Dinas, Welshpool (12 miles) Large and unique shopping centre created from old farm buildings - restaurant serving hot and cold food and Sunday lunch. Derwen Garden Centre, Guilsfield (12 miles) visit farm shop or stroll around landscaped gardens, restaurant and gift shop. Lake Vyrnwy, Llanwddyn (16 miles) A must see whilst staying in the area, walk, cycle or drive around the scenic lake. Or if you are looking for something more relaxing check out the spa or more thrill seeking the boating and water sports. Park Hall Farm, Oswestry (25 miles) Countryside experience for all the family. Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall, Llanrhaeadr Ym Mochnant (25 miles) Visit the highest waterfall in Wales, located in the Berwyn Mountains. Lots of public footpaths and a tea room. Glyndwr's Way One of three national trails in Wales that passes the property, so this pod is an excellent base if you are an avid walker. Offas Dyke Path Be surrounded by history and wildlife beside the 8th Century ancient monument along the English-Welsh border. Ann Griffiths Walk A beautiful walk full of contrasting Powys landscapes and offering views of the Berwyn mountains