This is an amazing place to stay. Set on a remote farm in fantastic countryside above Hay on Wye, the accommodation is in the family home but we did not find this in the least intrusive. The house has been more or less built up from a shell by John and Niki and the effect is excellent.
We stayed in the front bedroom and I think the bed is the most comfortable that we have ever slept in. The breakfast is really good and the hosts are really interesting to talk to. Probably the highlight for us, however, was the chance to be shown round the farm, seeing the ducks, chickens, partridges, goats and piglets at close quarters.

What an amazing find .... absolutely wonderful from the moment you wander down the country road to the farmhouse. Beautiful views and a feeling of "ah" I've arrived, peace at last. Both John, Niki and all the family were great hosts welcoming you to their home and your wonderful bedroom and "that view". Bathroom with a great roll-top bath was also welcome. We slept so well there, I defy anyone to say they miss the city after staying here. A great place for just stepping out and walking the local fields and hills, a complete break from everything else going on. Highly recommended, breakfasts lovely and so close to Hay on Wye. You have to stay here if you love your chill time.

spent 2 nights here with our 3 year old daughter, firstly i was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the furnishings, tasteful and a very comfortable bed.
the views are second to none, the hospitality from the owners family was beyond what i would reasonably expect, it felt as if we stayed with friends.
So if its peace and relaxation in a beautiful environment yet with easy access to hay-on-wye is what you want then look no further

From start to finish, everything was organic and as nature intended. So much love and passion has been injected into the B&B and it is evident in every little detail. Gorgeous homemade bread made by Niki, honey from the farms own beehives, fresh eggs from the resident chickens and lets not forget the walls themselves...built by John.

The farm really is a family business and the children were extremely welcoming and made us feel part of the Ty Myndd family, enthusiastically introducing us to all its members, including Jemima the Puddle Pup (who we were sad to leave behind).

The breakfasts were delicious and full of flavour. My partner, a self confessed salt-oholic, didn’t reach for the stuff once!!! A great selection of quality teas were available in the rooms and fresh water from the farms natural spring.

The bedroom was light, spacious and lovingly decorated, with lovely views of the farm. The bed itself was extremely comfortable, with quality bedding and a lovely scent of lavender.

Location wise, it was perfect! In fact we drove around most of the mountains and found the views at the B&Bs own back door were the most breathtaking. Remember to bring a camera as no one would believe just how beautiful this little slice of heaven is!

In terms of value for money, I actually think Niki and John are too modest. The quality of the service, food and accommodation far exceeds the £85 pn (peak) and I would happily pay a lot more.

We were so sad to leave, we took a little piece of the farm with us and loaded up with some of Niki and Johns fresh produce. The lamb in particular was lush (as the locals would say) and enabled one of my best roasts yet, not surprising then they are now supplying Waitrose.

All in all, my partner and I fell in love with this little rural hide away and charming family and can not wait to stay again…