Afan Forest Accommodation

Stew1066
Stew1066 Posts: 17
edited February 2010 in Routes
I'm planning on taking a short break up to the Afan Forest at the end of March and was wondering if anyone can recommend any good accommodation near by?

I've seen a few places on the visit wales site, but recommendations are always better than star ratings - especially when trying to accommodate a nice muddy cyclist!!

Cheers
Stew.

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  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,673
    http://www.bikeradar.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12604365

    might help.
    "Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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  • Mark_K
    Mark_K Posts: 666
    http://www.greenlanterns.co.uk/
    Stayed there late last year and rooms good, great food/restaurant/bar !
    10-15 min ride through village to start the Whites level, just outside the village so nice and secure for the bikes but not the cheapest !
    Gary Fisher Superfly 100
    Trek EX9.0
    Viper Carbon Lite
  • Stew1066
    Stew1066 Posts: 17
    Cheers for the replies guys. I've booked into the Afan Lodge, looks like a great place and a brilliant location!

    I've only ever been used to the Surrey Hills so looking forward to what Wales has to offer!!
  • Mark_K
    Mark_K Posts: 666
    Surrey to Wales :o brace yourself you wont know whats hit you :shock:
    In the best possible way it will change the way you ride and leave you wanting more you'll love it :D
    Gary Fisher Superfly 100
    Trek EX9.0
    Viper Carbon Lite
  • dynastarg9
    dynastarg9 Posts: 103
    Stew1066 wrote:
    Cheers for the replies guys. I've booked into the Afan Lodge, looks like a great place and a brilliant location!

    I've only ever been used to the Surrey Hills so looking forward to what Wales has to offer!!

    Afan lodge is brand new and really nice. It's close to the start of the penhyd and wall trails, but a bit further to the pub & white's level.
    Have a great time! You'll love it!
    Lapierre Zesty 514 - 2010
  • Stew1066
    Stew1066 Posts: 17
    Mark_K wrote:
    Surrey to Wales :o brace yourself you wont know whats hit you :shock:
    In the best possible way it will change the way you ride and leave you wanting more you'll love it :D

    Well I've never been one for hills so I'm imaging i'm going to lose a bit of weight judging by the route profiles on the website! On the flip side the downhills should be awesome!

    I was looking at getting one of the Camelback Mayhem back packs, is this a good size bag to hold a days worth riding gear in? I only ask as I've never been on the bike longer than 3-4hrs tops.
  • Thewaylander
    Thewaylander Posts: 8,593
    Its not a bad size, i use one myself.

    Maybe want a slightly bigger bag for real all day work though.

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