Wales b&bs and hotels

Cwmllechwedd Fawr

Luxurious bed and breakfast in stunning, unspoilt Mid Wales countryside near the village of Llanbister, Llandrindod Wells. Spacious en-suite guest rooms and fabulous scenery.

Bryn Tirion

Nestling in the Clwydian Hills, Bryn Tirion offers cosy comfort, great charm and a warm welcome to ensure you have a wonderful time.

Penrhiw Priory

The definition of tranquility, Penrhiw Priory, St Davids, nestles in acres of private gardens, enveloped by woodland paths, river and meadow. Choose a bed and breakfast stay or take exclusive use and enjoy luxury accommodation.

The Tower Hotel

Family-run accommodation with restaurant and bar in the Mid Wales town of Talgarth at the foot of the Black Mountains in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Perfect for mountain bike runs, walking trails and bike route 8 Cardiff to Holyhead.

Langdon Farm Guest House

Langdon Farm Guest House is a beautifully appointed barn conversion set on a working farm in an idyllic setting close to Saundersfoot and Tenby.

Arches Hotel

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.

The Masons

Country inn just a few minutes' drive from the stunning sandy beach at Broad Haven. Choice of twin or double rooms. A great base for exploring Pembrokeshire. Pets are welcome.

Canaston Oaks

All ten luxury guest rooms have superb private bathrooms and are individually designed and equipped with all the little extras that we hope will make your stay memorable.

Parc-Le-Breos House

A beautifully appointed 19th century Hunting lodge lying within the ancient Norman deer park and only a 20 minute walk from 3 Cliffs Bay. A real home from home, large grounds, beautiful public rooms and a great food and afternoon teas.  

Glascoed

Working farm B&B near the Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire border. Spacious en-suite rooms in the 17th Century farmhouse plus ground floor cottage suite. Close to gardens, beaches, coastal path and Dylan Thomas' Laugharne. En-route to Irish ferry ports.