31st March - 2nd, April, 2012
Wow-Tastic!!
We have had weekend and thoroughly enjoyed staying here!! The facilities, properly environmental and atmosphere make for a perfect venue, whether a family, group of friends, for a weekend or longer holiday.
Would definitely recommend this as the place to stay.
Kirsty Barnew and 14 Friends!!
xx
The Stourbridge Possee!!
Monday, 23 July 2012
The Guest Book
25 March 2012
We really enjoyed our weekend in this beautiful place. It's been the best weekend we've had this year and we'll take away lots of happy memories.
Thanks,
Anita & Steve
Thank you so much for a lovely stay in your quirky chapel.
We were blessed with glorious sunshine as well.
8 of us plus three-year old baby sat sharing dinner and brunch very comfortably and we raved about the hot, powerful showers. So refreshing.
Loved the "taken by storm" coffee-table book and the beautiful blue vase up on the ledge too!
Thanks again!
Best W
Katie Welsh
Great Weekend!
We'll be back!
Thanks, Ruth
We really enjoyed our weekend in this beautiful place. It's been the best weekend we've had this year and we'll take away lots of happy memories.
Thanks,
Anita & Steve
Thank you so much for a lovely stay in your quirky chapel.
We were blessed with glorious sunshine as well.
8 of us plus three-year old baby sat sharing dinner and brunch very comfortably and we raved about the hot, powerful showers. So refreshing.
Loved the "taken by storm" coffee-table book and the beautiful blue vase up on the ledge too!
Thanks again!
Best W
Katie Welsh
Great Weekend!
We'll be back!
Thanks, Ruth
From the Guest Book, March 2012
11 Mar 12
This is an amazing place, really well kitted out, we had a
fantastic weekend away.
Thanks v much!!
NASAR PARTY
18 Mar 12
Thanks so much for inviting me to stay in your amazing
"home from home".
What a truly beautiful building and fantastic location...
Can't wait to come again!
Lou
25/3/12
From the moment we arrived we knew our stay was going to be
special.
Exploring the house was a treat. From the many distractions
(books, ornaments, films, to the wonderful layout of the house, this felt so
intimate... and it's obvious your personalities have molded with the chapel...
I found it so interesting and surprising, perfect for
everything we wanted...
The abundance of everything from garlic press to playing
cards, coffee-table books to maps... you guys have thought of everything!
Personally I think it's easily the best place I've ever
stayed... inviting, relaxing yet
exciting and modern... will DEFINITELY be staying again...!!!
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
More Llwyngwril Pictures
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
And More Pictures
A (man-made?) lake between Llanidloes amd Mac. Lots of lovely walks in this area
Lightning Tree!
Remember, these pictures, on display in the chapel can be purchased by contacting Errol or Chantal at the cafe opposite.
The chapel is ten yards from a cafe/bistro, five yards from the Post Office, thiry yards from the River Gwril and a 120 yard TREK to the pub....
More Pictures
Some Chapel Photos
Many of the photographs that will be seen on this blog have been printed on large canvasses, displayed on the walls at the chapel, and for sale.

No, not the chapel, but the photograph, on canvas can be bought!

The Blue Lake is a disused quarry close to Llwyngwril and the lake is totally enclosed. You approach it through a five foot high tunnel through the rocks.
Great for letting the dogs run.
Last year Boot Camper Cedric Popa stripped off and swam in the dark (and cold) waters.

There are brilliant walks and runs all round the chapel, many starting FROM the chapel and the third picture, Standing Stones was taken on the "top road" from Llwyngwril to Dolgellau.

No, not the chapel, but the photograph, on canvas can be bought!
The Blue Lake is a disused quarry close to Llwyngwril and the lake is totally enclosed. You approach it through a five foot high tunnel through the rocks.
Great for letting the dogs run.
Last year Boot Camper Cedric Popa stripped off and swam in the dark (and cold) waters.
There are brilliant walks and runs all round the chapel, many starting FROM the chapel and the third picture, Standing Stones was taken on the "top road" from Llwyngwril to Dolgellau.
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