Wales b&bs and hotels

The Old Vicarage

Beautiful Edwardian vicarage close to the North Pembrokeshire coast. Enjoy wild coastal walks, crisp cotton linen, delicious food and a warm welcome.

Gaer Farmhouse

Farmhouse bed and breakfast in a stunning valley near Llandrindod Wells in Mid Wales, convenient for the Royal Welsh showground at Builth Wells.

Craig y Dderwen Riverside Hotel

Country house hotel in the heart of Snowdonia, set in 16 acres of tranquil gardens and grounds on the banks of the Conwy river surrounded by the dramatic wooded slopes of the Conwy valley.

Heulwen Guest House

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.

Black Boy Inn

This historic Inn was built circa 1522 and is situated within the old fortified town of Caernarfon's walls. Only a few miles from the Snowdonia mountain range and National Park.

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.

Wolfscastle Country Hotel

Fantastic value 4-star hotel with 2 AA Rosette restaurant, in the unspoilt heart of Pembrokeshire between Fishguard and Haverfordwest - within easy reach of family attractions, the National Park coastline, Gwaun Valley and Preseli Mountains.

Three Rivers Hotel

In the Carmarthenshire seaside village of Ferryside which nestles on the Three Rivers estuary of Carmarthen Bay, The Three Rivers Hotel enjoys views of Llanstephan and Carmarthen Bay. The hotel has West Wales' premier private health facility.

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.

Inglewood House

A lovely old and very characterful house is on Offa's Dyke, directly opposite the river in the Wye Valley village of Redbrook. Breakfasts are homemade and include locally sourced produce wherever possible. Two pubs serving food nearby in the village.