A Victorian gem with a rich local history, The Croft is crammed with original features and up-to-date amenities to make your stay convenient, comfortable, and enjoyable. Nestled between two meticulously maintained local parks and a stone’s throw from the vibrant town centre, with it’s choice of bars and places to eat, as well as excellent transport links to Cardiff, Swansea and other major UK cities, The Croft is the ideal choice for your stay in Merthyr Tydfil. Two king size bedrooms comfortably sleep four, whilst an additional large sofa bed downstairs can sleep a further two . A further trundle bed is available for use in the master bedroom, allowing an additional one guest. A family bathroom with shower, separate downstairs W/C, two inviting living rooms with a great log burner in the reading room, and a fantastic kitchen and dining space give you and your guests all the private and communal space you need to enjoy your time together. A small but functional and wonderfully secluded courtyard area at the rear also offers an ideal outdoor space to enjoy food and drinks. For those looking for relaxation, a soak in the master suite roll top bath is the perfect way to unwind after a day spent exploring the area or visiting friends and family. We hope to welcome you soon!

Hi I'm Jodie, General Manager for The Pencerrig Collection and thank you for considering us for your stay. We are a small, family run business with a number of properties in the area, we are experienced hosts and are available to answer any questions before or during your stay. Look forward to hosting you! Jodie @ The Pencerrig Collection

A village of industrial heritage, Pontsticill is closely associated with the Brecon Mountain Railway, a tourist steam locomotive which operates as an attraction to visitors along the former Brecon and Merthyr Railway line, and Taf Fechan reservoir, constructed to serve the growing industry and population of the South Wales valleys in the 1920s. Pontsticill also boasts two bustling, dog friendly pubs, situated minutes from the cottage, popular year-round with locals and visitors alike. The village is a gateway to the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog), with excellent road links to Crickhowell, Brecon, Abergavenny and Cardiff and Swansea further afield. Two major South Wales attractions are accessible in less than a 30-minute drive, Bike Park Wales, and Zip World Tower – featuring Phoenix, the world’s fastest seated zip-line.