Facilities and grading

Nestled beneath the mountains, under the waterfalls, near where the Nant Berw Wion and Nant yr Ychan streams merge, lies Ty Draw Farm.

Ty Draw is ideally placed for the more adventurous holiday maker, with many taking advantage of the surrounding countryside for activities such as horseriding, paragliding, hang-gliding, and caving.  The Rhondda Valley has numerous forestry tracks for moutain biking which is popular with both visitors and locals alike, and Afan Argoed and Glyncorwg Mountain Biking centres in the Afan Valley are close by.

The owners are currently upgrading their equine facilities with the aim of offering B&B for your horse as well!

Additional information

From £56 for double B&B per night

Accessibility information

Ty Draw Farm is accessed over a single width lane which has a crushed stone covering, leading into a yard area which is covered with gravel.  There are no steps into the property although there are two steps leading down from the hallway to the breakfast room on the ground floor, whilst the first floor has a timber staircase. 

The hallway, breakfast room, bedrooms and the stairs all have a carpet covering.