Wales b&bs and hotels

In a peaceful setting just outside Builth Wells, Trecoed is a working farm offering a warm welcome, comfortable en-suite rooms and an excellent Welsh breakfast. An ideal base for exploring Mid Wales and the Wye Valley.

Luxurious and spacious ground-floor accommodation. Four en-suite bedrooms with bath and large walk in shower. Excellent evening meals. Experience our location and hospitality in peaceful North Pembrokeshire. Panoramic views.

Stay in the centre of historic Tenby, just a minute from the port and the sandy beaches. Stylish rooms, good food and character bars. Also family-friendly cottage, sleeps 6, close by.

Farm guest house set in beautiful open countryside overlooking Snowdonia's Cwm Pennant Valley, close to the beautiful beaches of the Llyn Peninsula. Only a short distance from the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways, Portmeirion and Snowdon.

Food is our speciality, and we offer Cordon Bleu evening meals. New en-suite rooms. Quiet location with stunning views. Black Mountains walking from the house. On the National Cycle Route.

Adjacent to breath-taking seascapes of Swansea Bay, with splendid views of the sea shore, Arches is the ideal place to stay for all your holidays and vacations.

Heulwen Guest House lies on the outskirts of Llanfachreth, a tiny village close to the centre of the Snowdonia National Park 3.5 miles from the old market town of Dolgellau.

A characterful farmhouse in its own secluded valley, offer peace and quiet, but only two miles from Llandrindod Wells and seven miles from Builth Wells. Luxurious rooms, including two ground floor twins, all en-suite. Evening meals available.

Set on the Cardigan Bay coastline, with a backdrop of the mountains of Snowdonia, Trefeddian offers seaside hotel and self-catering breaks in comfort and style in the charming fishing port of Aberdovey. Guests have use of the indoor swimming pool.

Enjoying a gorgeous riverside setting in Bangor on Dee, the charming Buck House Hotel offers relaxing accommodation, great food and cask ale. The perfect location from which to discover North Wales and the borders.