Three Wells Hotel, Howey

History

The site of Three Wells has been a working farm since pre-medieval times. Built as a traditional farmhouse around 1900, but it still overlooks the far more ancient stone-built farm buildings that are amongst the oldest buildings in Wales. 

The hotel retains much of its traditional farmhouse charm and has been gradually expanded as a bed and breakfast and a small hotel for the last forty years. A lake was also added in front of the house which hosts a variety of wildlife.

Food & beverage

Lakeview Restaurant is where guests will be served with a full cooked or continental breakfast while enjoying a remarkable view; a range of evening meals are also offered and are available all year round at an additional cost.

With a fully licensed lounge bar offering a wide range of ales, wines and spirits and bar food, for guests looking for something less formal than the restaurant. 

Grounds & Gardens

Watch the family of Dabchicks, Moor Hens, Kingfishers and the resident swans on the lake in front of the hotel. 

Other facilities

• Free wifi throughout the hotel.
• Free parking.
• Free bicycle and motorbike storage (at owners risk).
• Free cots and high chairs for families with infants.
• Selection of books and board games available to borrow for free.