Bedrooms at Gilfach Wen Barn
Gilfach Wen Barn sleeps up to 32 people in seven family-sized bedrooms, with a mixture of double and single beds.
The bedrooms are deliberately arranged to give group organisers flexibility. Whether you are planning a family gathering, a weekend with friends, a walking or cycling trip or another group stay, you can decide who shares with whom before you arrive.
Seven bedrooms for groups of up to 32
Across the seven bedrooms there are:
- 10 double beds
- 12 single beds
- Space for up to 32 guests
Before allocating bedrooms, remember that everyone other than children sleeping in the travel cots counts towards the number of guests staying at the Barn.
Plan your bedrooms before you arrive
Room allocation can be one of the more complicated parts of organising accommodation for a large group.
It is worth deciding in advance who will sleep where, particularly if your group includes couples, families with children, people who would prefer a single bed or anyone with mobility requirements.
The photographs and bedroom information below are provided so that you can work out your room allocation before your stay.
Use our bedroom allocation planner →
Bedroom 1
Sleeps:6
Beds:2 double beds 2 single beds (bunkbeds)
Floor Ground
The downstairs bedroom may be particularly useful when your group includes someone with limited mobility. However, individual accessibility requirements vary, so please read our detailed Accessibility page rather than relying on the bedroom description alone.
Read our accessibility information →
Bedroom 2
Sleeps: 6
Beds 2 double 2 single (bunkbeds)
Floor: [first floor]
Directly above bedroom 1 and next to the showers. This bedroom is the closest to the router if WiFi signal in the bedroom is important to you.
Bedroom 3
Sleeps:5
Beds:1 double and 3 single beds (bunkbeds)
Floor: [first floor]
Directly facing you as you come up the stairs, above the lounge, next to the toilets.
Bedroom 4
Sleeps:6
Beds:2 double, 2 single ‘(bunkbeds)
Floor: [first floor]
Above the lounge with windows that look out onto the car park.
Bedroom 5
Sleeps:4
Beds:1 double 2 single beds (no bunkbeds)
Floor: [first floor]
This room is directly over the front door entrance and drying room, it has a sloping ceiling. One single bed is normal width, the other is 3 foot wide.
Bedroom 6
Sleeps: 2
Beds:a double bed
Floor: [first floor]
Over the kitchen, this room has a sloping ceiling, the window looks out over the bunkhouse garden.
Bedroom 7
One bedroom is downstairs and has space for a wheelchair.
Sleeps:3
Beds:1 double bed 1 single bed
Floor: [first floor]
Bedding
Guests booking direct have two options, the beds are normally made up with bottom sheets, pillows and pillowcases. Prices can be kept low by guests bringing sleeping bags or duvets with them, or duvets (with duvet covers) can be provided as an optional extra.
Travelling with babies and young children
Two travel cots and two high chairs are available free of charge.
Children sleeping in the travel cots are not included in the guest numbers. All other children are counted as guests within the count of the number of guests for fire regulations and payment due.
Please let us know in advance if you would like the travel cots or high chairs available for your stay.
Choosing the right rooms for your group
For most groups, it helps to allocate the bedrooms at the same time as you confirm who is coming.
Our group planning resources are designed to make this easier. You can record who is attending, allocate bedrooms and keep track of the other information you need from your guests in one place.
Use the free Group Planning Kit →
If someone in your group has particular accessibility requirements or you are unsure which bedroom would be most suitable, please contact me before booking. I live and work on site and can talk you through the layout and facilities.
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