Wales b&bs and hotels

Ael y Bryn

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.

Room Dinllaen at Hendre Barns

Centrally located on the Llyn Peninsula with stunning views of Yr Eifl, Hendre Barns offers luxurious bed and breakfast rooms. Close to beautiful beaches, Portmeirion and the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland railways.

Morawel Guest House

This friendly guest house is about a mile and a half south of Aberystwyth's town centre. Set in spacious grounds and with coastal views, we offer private parking.

Cefn Uchaf

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.

Ty Mawr

Whether en route to Ireland or spending a few days discovering the delightful island of Anglesey, Ty Mawr offers a warm welcome at this beautiful farmhouse. Enjoy an uninterrupted view towards the Snowdonia mountain range.

Llys Olwen Country Guest House

B&B close to the sea on the Lleyn Peninsula, 500 metres from a beautiful cliff walk overlooking the two bays of Nefyn and Morfa Nefyn.

Penrhadw Farmhouse

Luxury farm guesthouse in the Southern valley of the Brecon Beacons, an ideal base for exploring Mid and South Wales. All rooms are equipped to a high standard with en-suite bath and shower room. Excellent breakfasts with vegetarian option.

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.

Gumfreston Hotel and Rose Cottage

Small family-run bed and breakfast in the historic town of Tenby. Our comfortable non-smoking rooms are all en-suite. You'll enjoy our excellent cooked breakfasts. Rose Cottage is a peaceful self-catering retreat just one street from the beach.

Tenby House

Originally a medieval coaching-inn known as The Globe Inn, Tenby House was the Tenby home of Sir William Paxton, who developed the town into the fine bathing spa of regency times.