Wales b&bs and hotels

Fedw Farm

A 16th Century former hunting lodge with bags of history and original features including a 5ft Jacobean oak staircase. Peaceful with wonderful views over the Radnorshire countryside, enjoy walks on the many footpaths. A great base for Brecon and Radnor.

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.

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.

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.

Woodlands

Stay with us in Saundersfoot, 400 yards from the lively seaside village with its picturesque harbour and beautiful beaches. Light and airy en-suite rooms with all facilities. parking and licenced, sunny garden.

North Headborough

In a sheltered location with no passing traffic. Pembrokeshire National Park 1 mile. Guests separate entrance and lounge. Home reared bacon, sausages, and eggs. On the route to Skomer Island.

The Gro

Dating from 1650, The Gro is a mile north of the centre of Newtown, Montgomeryshire. Approached by a 100 metre driveway and set in over an acre of grounds, it is surrounded by countryside.

Bryn Eglwys Country House Hotel

Former Georgian country farmhouse in one of the most enviable locations of the Snowdonia National Park. Enjoy superb views from the comfortable and well equipped en-suite rooms.

Furzehill Farm

A comfortable farmhouse with character set within 140 acres of land in the heart of picturesque South Pembrokeshire and near the inlets of the stunningly beautiful Cleddau Estuary near Lawrenny, Landshipping and Cresswell Quay.

Austins

This small, friendly B&B is in the centre of Cardiff. 300m from the Castle, we overlook the river and are a ten minute walk along the riverbank from Cardiff Central Train and Bus Station.