Welcome to Caban Tarren.
Wide, mountain-framed views unfold in every direction.
Step outside and the landscape opens up before you.
Follow the steps down to the sheltered alfresco kitchen for a dose of outdoor cooking.
Perched above the picturesque town of Crickhowell, Caban Tarren places you in one of the most beautiful corners of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
The cabin sits within its own enclosed garden, where wide views stretch across patchwork countryside to distant peaks.
Step into a space that feels warm, welcoming and wonderfully unique.
Wake slowly as the first light spills across the hills, enjoying the sunrise from the comfort of your bed.
Wooden interiors and thoughtful details that give the cabin a soulful charm.
Savour slow countryside mornings, making breakfast in the bijou kitchen.
Settle in for unplugged evenings beside the gentle glow of the wood burner.
Created from reclaimed and upcycled materials, every detail tells its own story.
Breathtaking views from beneath the rainfall shower.
Let the calm rhythm of the countryside guide your day.
Feel refreshed in the tin-lined bathroom after a day spent exploring the countryside.
The cabin sits within its own enclosed garden, where friendly neighbouring sheep graze quietly beyond the fence.
Dine alfresco with a breathtaking backdrop.
Perfect for whipping up delicious dinners and hearty breakfasts.
A raised, wraparound terrace invites slow mornings with a coffee in hand, soaking in the ever-changing panoramas.
Spend peaceful mornings watching rare birds circle overhead.
As evening settles, gather around the fire pit, watching the sun melt gently behind the hills.
From the moment you arrive, the pace slows.
As dusk settles, sink into the stillness, as the last glow of sunset fades over the mountains.
Create a piece of furniture inspired by your stay, using upcycled wood, in a woodworking workshop.
Caban Tarren celebrates natural materials and local craftsmanship.
Where every item has been lovingly created.
Discover the delights of nearby Crickhowell, a picturesque market town.
Enjoy an alfresco breakfast at Halo, an independent café and deli.
The perfect spot for brunch.
Stop by this much-loved bookshop and café.
History lovers will adore the atmospheric ruins of Crickhowell Castle.
Caban Tarren
6115 - New5.9 miles W of Abergavenny | Sleeps 2
7 Nights from £442
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Welcome to The Red Lion, a traditional country pub serving hearty meals and ales. Popular with locals and visitors alike. the interiors are cosy and there's outside seating for summer months.
Nearby beach
Located south of Cardiff, Penarth is a traditional seaside resort with views across the Bristol Channel towards Weston-Super-Mare. Accessed via steps or slipway, the beach is mostly pepple with sandy areas at low tide. The beach is backed by an esplanade and there are lots of facilities including a pier with a small cinema, restaurants and cafes.
Nearby walk
One of Wales' most outstanding botanical sites, this former limestone quarry has a wide variety of alpine plants and trees. Located on the hillside, high above the Usk Valley there are various access points along the unmarked road from Llangattock.
Nearby town
The pretty town of Crickhowell sits in the beautiful Usk Valley, south of the Black Mountains. The town has a good selection of independent shops and eateries making this an ideal base for exploring the area.
Also nearby
Situated on the outskirts of Abergavenny, Baffle Haus is a motor inspired cafe, kitchen and retail space.
July 2025
Lovely breakfast rolls
We had some breakfast rolls here (B-BLT and The Banger), both were delicious. Lovely coffee too! A unique setting for some lovely breakfast.
August 2024
Loved it
Excellent food, friendly service and great atmosphere. I love burgers and motorbikes so it was right up my street. Felt like the owners and staff were genuine about that they do, nothing is being put on just for image.
Visit Tretower and explore two architectural wonders, spanning 900 years of history. Tretower is a massive circular tower and across the green you will find an entire medieval court. Take a look at their website for entry details and to book tickets.
Situated behind the village shop, the Walnut Tree Cafe serves vegetarian and vegan options alongside traditional Welsh cuisine. You can dine in or takeaway, ideal for picnics and food on the go.
Open daily, the Coach and Horses Inn is a traditional village pub with a sunny beer garden overlooking the river.
Famed for its annual food festival, Abergavenny is a vibrant town with a good selection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Visit the local vineyard on the lower slops of Sugar Loaf mountain overlooking the town or head to the Goytre Wharf, great for walks, bike rides or cannoe hire.
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