With no Wi-fi signal at all, The Felin Fach Griffin is perfect for those who really do want to get away from it all. Charles and Edmund Inkin's mantra of 'the simple things, done well' is typified by this inn with rooms, whether it's the well-considered drinks list, the quality cooking or the en suite bedrooms. In the bar, sink into leather sofas in front of the open fire with a glass of local ale. Food is served in bare-floored rooms where original features, including an Aga, are teamed with tasteful modern touches. The Griffin draws much of its ingredients from the Brecons, while the garden keeps up a steady flow of organic produce. The lunchtime menu includes minute steak sandwich with fried egg and triple cooked chips, whilst the freshest seafood could feature Cornish pollock with sautéed new potatoes, spinach and clam broth. Twenty wines are offered by the glass.