Room to breathe

Accommodation

Baskerville Hall offers en-suite hotel rooms and dormitory accommodation on-site, alongside the camping field. Here's how to choose what suits you.

At Baskerville Hall

En-suite rooms & dormitories

The Hall itself has 28 individually decorated en-suite rooms, ranging from executive four-poster rooms to simpler standard options, plus shared dormitory accommodation for a more sociable, budget-friendly stay. Rooms are limited, so we'd recommend booking early once tickets open.

To stay in the hotel itself please book directly with them on +44 (0)1497-820033.

For all other bookings (festival, camping, car parking etc.) go to our Ticket Tailor page.

Baskerville Hall lit up at sunset with string lights across the lawn and cars parked outside
Get in touch with the Hall

Baskerville Hall Hotel

Address

Baskerville Hall Hotel
Clyro Court
Hay-on-Wye, Powys
HR3 5LE

Phone

+44 (0)1497-820033

Email

info@baskervillehall.co.uk

Getting there

How to find Baskerville Hall Hotel

Travelling by bus? See the Stagecoach bus website for routes into Hay-on-Wye. If you're driving, here's the way in from a few directions.

From London
160–180 min

Take the M40 to Oxford, leaving at Junction 8 and taking the A40 through Cheltenham and Gloucester to Ross-on-Wye. Take the A49 to Hereford, and follow the A438 Brecon road to Clyro.

From Bristol
100–120 min

Take the M4 westbound across the Severn Bridge, leaving at Newport Junction 24 and follow signs for Monmouth onto the A40 to Abergavenny and Crickhowell. Turn onto the A479 Builth Wells road to Talgarth. Follow signs for Hereford on the A4078, turning onto the A438 at Glasbury to Clyro.

From Birmingham
100–120 min

Take the M5 southbound, leaving at Junction 7 for Worcester. Follow signs for Hereford on the A4103, then follow the A438 Brecon road to Clyro.

From Cardiff
60–80 min

Leave the M4 at Junction 32 and take the A470 via Merthyr Tydfil and Brecon, turning onto the A438 Hereford road at Glasbury to Clyro.

While you're here

Places to visit

Making the most of the surrounding area? Here are a few local favourites:

  • Brecon Beacons National Park
  • Hay-on-Wye (town of books)
  • Maes y Beran farm, Llanthony (where the first Big Chill was staged in 1995)
  • King Offa's Dyke Path
  • Hereford Cathedral
  • Bulmers Cider Factory
  • Wye Valley Walks
  • Elan Valley Dams & Waterfalls
  • Europe's largest Wind Farm
Staying nearby

Local accommodation in Hay-on-Wye

If on-site rooms are full, or you'd simply rather stay in town, Hay-on-Wye is just over a mile away and has plenty of B&Bs, guest houses and self-catering options — many of them among the second-hand bookshops Hay is famous for. We'll share a list of recommended local stays as the event gets closer; in the meantime the Hay-on-Wye Tourist Bureau is a good place to start.

Camping or a live-in vehicle? That's booked as part of your festival ticket, not through the Hall directly — see our Camping page for the full range of pitches.