Lovers or couples try to take some time out for spending some special moments with each other. The reason may be anything like honeymoon occasion, renewing the old love chapter, marriage anniversary or anything.

If you have also struggling thoughts in your mind and you are entirely confused about where to go for creating lovely time then Old School House is one of the best available options where you can roll up a number of enticing memories.

It is a quaint little former school house, attached to a creative arts center, nestled into the small valley village of Bleddfa, close to the pretty market town of Knighton, known as being a center for walkers and situated on Offa’s Dyke. Make your booking for here which is available at discounted rate on Hooplahotels under Sykes Cottages.

The cottage is a perfect romantic base for couples looking to enjoy the beautiful undulating countryside of the Welsh Marches.

It is set over two floors; there is a landing-style bedroom with en-suite shower room.

There are a compact kitchen and an intimate sitting room with comfy seating and dining area, perfect for relaxing together after a day spent walking the local woodlands.

Outside, you can sit in the small enclosed garden or make use of the arts center gardens, with the local church as a pretty backdrop.

You are free to walk along local footpaths and in the nearby Radnor Forest, a mile away, a swathe of hill farming and moorlands.

You are also close to Knighton, which sits on Offa’s Dyke, the historic border between Wales and England which takes you through the undulating countryside of the Welsh Marches and opens up the fabulous countryside of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, peppered with picturesque historic towns and villages. You are twelve miles from Llandrindod Wells, a Victorian Spa town and twenty miles from the Elan Valley, a magnificent series of reservoirs and Victorian dams, a real industrial piece of heritage.

It is an ideal romantic retreat for couples looking for the fantastic countryside break.