The Paris Guset House Welcome to Paris Guest House, the guest house is family run by Dave and Sharon Allen with a little help from our children, Angharad and Tomos. We aim to provide a warm and friendly atmosphere, as well as being a small business this is our family home. We are within easy reach of shops, local pubs, excellent scenery walks, the Brecon-Monmonth Canal and the local theatre. Brief History of Paris Guest House During the Napoleonic wars French navel officers were billeted in Brecon, it is believed that some were housed here. Some are buried in the Cathedral graveyard. We have established though the County Archivists office that this property was called Paris House in 1821, it is possible that some of the officers named their billet Paris House to remind them of home. Later the property had a number of uses, early photographs, circa 1900 show that it was used as a hardware shop, older residents of the town remember a tobacconist and a sweet shop in what is now the breakfast room, with a barbers shop in the sitting room. Access Statement * Situated on the edge of the town centre * 2 steps at the front door access at with prior arrangement * Ground floor level throughout * Accommodation is on the first floor * Well lit corridors and landings all night * Good colour contrast to wall floors and doorways * Rooms clearly signed with large raised numbers * All showers and bathrooms on the first floor. * All rooms have remote control televisions and tea making facilities with cordless kettles * Assistance dogs welcome. * Assistance with luggage always given if required * Special dietary needs catered for with prior arrangement. * Most mobile networks available * Wi-fi connection * Nearest bus stop 100 metres along level pavements * Slight incline from town with good access throughout main streets of town.