Bed And Breakfasts and Guest Houses 31 to 60 in Wales

Clyne Farm Centre- Clyne Farm Centre has 9 converted stone barns and cottages with modern facilities, 3 miles (4.8 km) from Swansea city centre and the Gower beaches. The unique accommodation overlooks Swansea Bay and on-site activities include horse riding, indoor climbing, archery and Challenge Valley - the muddiest assault course in the world. The cottages vary in size and each is self-contained with double and twin bedrooms. Swansea University, the National Pool and Singleton Hospital are all 2 miles (3.2 km) away. The cottages are 5 miles (8 km) from the M4.

Sefton Court- The Sefton Court is a handsome building Set in it's own garden with large private car park. We enjoy splended views of LLandudno the sea, and mountains of Snowdonia. This Victorian detached building has spacious rooms with fine features including original stained glass windows and wedgewood ceilings and our spacious dinning room overlooks the garden. The well appointed bedrooms most with views of LLandudno.

Tyr Graig Castle- With stunning views of Cardigan Bay, this impressive Victorian building has a magnificent cliff-top location, between the sea and the mountains of the Snowdonia National Park. Originally built in the late 1880s for a famous gunmaker, Tyr Graig Castle was constructed to resemble both a castle and a double-barrelled shotgun. Today, the building has been converted to offer 4-star guest accommodation, but it still has beautiful original Victorian features, including stained glass windows, original wood panelling and decorative floors and ceilings. All of the en suite rooms have modern comforts and facilities, including TVs and DVD players. The lounge has a real log fire and drinks are available from the conservatory bar. There is also a terrace with superb views over the water. Overlooking Cardigan Bay, the restaurant offers traditional home-cooked British and Welsh food, made with the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally.

The Twelve Knights- Less than 1 mile from the M4 motorway (junction 38), this traditional pub offers en suite rooms, an award-winning bar and restaurant, free Wi-Fi and free parking. The Twelve Knights has 10 comfortable, spacious en suite rooms. Each room has a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Warm and welcoming, the Twelve Knights is conveniently situated on the Margam Road in Margam, with good access to the region's major roads. Close to Port Talbot and the Port Talbot Steelworks, Twelve Knights is also just under 10 miles (16 km) from the heart of Swansea.

Aberconwy House- An AA 5-star luxury Victorian guest house, Aberconwy House is situated in the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed, near Mount Snowdon, providing the perfect base to explore Snowdonia National Park. Some rooms have stunning views of Snowdonia. Rooms are stylishly decorated, with an en suite and an LCD flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available in the hotel. The village is surrounded by the majestic Gwydir Forest, with many cycle and walking routes. The centre of Betws-y-Coed with its many restaurants is just a 10 minute walk away. After a day exploring the beautiful waterfalls, rivers and wildlife of Snowdonia, relax in the comfortable lounge or on the sun terrace at Aberconwy House.

Llanerchindda Farm Guest House- Nestled amid 50 acres of Welsh countryside, this family-run guest house boasts comfortable en suite rooms, spectacular views of the Bran Valley and a wealth of outdoor activities. Providing clay pigeon shooting and an off-road course for experienced drivers and riders, the farm also presents itself as an ideal base from which to explore the natural beauty of South Wales and the Brecon Beacons. After a long day you can return to the comfort of the house to relax beside the log fire in the lounge bar or, in the summer months, you can unwind in the conservatory or on the terrace, which boasts breathtaking views of the Black Mountain and the Brecon Beacons beyond.

Llwyn Onn Guest House- Situated at the gateway of Snowdonia's National Park, this small, family-run B&B is set within an area of natural beauty, amidst the rolling heather moors of the Hiraethog. Llwyn Onn is a former Victorian Watermill sympathetically restored into a modern welcoming guest house. Nestled amid 6 acres of land, the house boasts beautiful views, a natural lake to the front, with ducks and local wildlife, and open fields leading up to the Berwyn Mountain range behind. Within easy reach of Clocanog Forest and Lynn Brenig, which is popular for fishing and boating, the house also provides the perfect base for walking holidays; nearby you will find Bala Lake and Betws-y-Coed and Denbigh Moors. Bala Lake also offers white-water rafting and sailing.

Tyn Rhos Country House- Located on the open plain between Snowdonia and the Isle of Anglesey, this former farm has been transformed into a stylish country house. Ty'n Rhos is surrounded by 50 acres of farmland with views of Snowdonia, and its friendly staff extend a warm welcome. Bedrooms feature quality bedspreads and curtains, luxury bathrobes and towels, Egyptian cotton bedding, toiletries, courtesy trays and Freeview TV. There is a large, restful lounge furnished with antiques, and a cosy, tastefully furnished bar. The dining room and conservatory overlook the gardens and the Isle of Anglesey. Ty'n Rhos, which means 'house on the heath', has won many fine awards.

Hammonds Park- Just 500 metres from Tenby's popular North Beach and only a pleasant 10-minute walk from the town square, Hammonds Park offers comfortable accommodation in bright, charming en suite rooms. Hammonds Park Guest House has 12 en suite rooms, including twin, double, family and four-poster rooms. Each room is light, spacious and attractive with an en suite bath and shower, as well as a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available. Ample free parking is available for guests' use. The guest house is family-run by your hosts, Peter and Lan, who pride themselves on Hammonds Park's friendly, easygoing atmosphere. With pleasant accommodation and a convenient central location, Hammonds Park is a great choice, whatever your reason for visiting the region. With this charming guest house as a pleasant and relaxing base you can explore Pembrokeshire's beautiful beaches and wonderful coastline, have fun at one of the many nearby attractions or enjoy the delights of Tenby town, with its choice of great places to eat and drink.

The Avala Guesthouse- Ideally located within walking distance of Cardiff's vibrant city centre, this charming Victorian property has been refurbished as a comfortable, modern guest house. The Avala has recently been awarded a 3-Star Guest Accommodation grade by Visit Wales. All of the rooms are en suite and have LCD TV with around 30 Freeview channels. Complimentary tea and coffee making facilities are also available. In the evenings you can unwind and plan your next day's activities in the comfortable guest lounge, complete with TV and complimentary Wi-Fi. Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the building.

Glangwili Mansion- On the edge of the Brechfa Forest, in the beautiful yet largely undiscovered Gwili Valley, this luxurious bed and breakfast has 3 individually designed rooms with flat-screen TVs and DVD players. Glangwili Mansion has a beautiful, peaceful location, ideal for walkers and cyclists and for those wishing to visit the many visitor attractions of Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Now carefully renovated and lovingly restored to its former glory, the Glangwili Mansion has 3 individually designed en suite rooms, each with its own unique character and charm. Every room has a large en suite bathroom, luxurious beds and original modern art on all the walls. All of the rooms have soft, fluffy dressing gowns and slippers, flat-screen TVs with DVD players and seating areas. Tea/coffee making facilities, flasks of iced water and hair dryers are standard in every room. A full cooked breakfast is included in the price and free Wi-Fi is available in the public areas.

Links Hotel- Close to all that the seaside resort of Llandudno has to offer, the Links Hotel is just across the road from the bowling alley and only 5 minutes from the beach and the shops. The Links Hotel is within easy walking distance of Llandudno's new shopping centre; the town's multiplex cinema; the theatre; and all of the town's shops, bars, restaurants and clubs. The Great Orme is just 5 minutes away and you can reach the summit via Britain's longest cable car journey or on the tramway, which is over 100 years old. There are 20 golf courses within 30 miles of the hotel. Free parking is available for guests. The hotel has a large car park, also with disabled access. There is also a children's play area and patio area. The Links Hotel has a lounge bar and a restaurant area. The bar is well stocked, with a selection of cask ales and there is a pool table and a dartboard. An extensive menu is available for lunch and dinner and all the food is freshly cooked using local produce. All of the hotel's rooms are en suite and each room has free wireless internet access and a plasma flat-screen TV.

Seacroft- In Treaddur Bay, on the stunning coast of the Isle of Anglesey, the Seacroft is a 5-star restaurant with rooms, offering free Wi-Fi, superb locally sourced food and a cosy traditional bar. The Seacroft has received a 5-star rating from Visit Wales in its Restaurant with Rooms category. There are 6 individually decorated rooms, each with their own unique charm and each named after one of the beautiful beaches on Anglesey. Each room has a flat-screen TV, Egyptian cotton bed linen and a modern bath or shower room. Some of the rooms have private balconies. With a roaring log fire and superb local food, the Seacroft is a great place to sit back and relax in stylish and comfortable surroundings. There is both a bar menu and a restaurant menu, with the finest, freshest, locally sourced seasonal produce used throughout. Lobster comes from Trearddur Bay itself, from a boat based just a few hundred yards away.

The Stables- In 15 acres of beautiful, peaceful countryside, on the edge of the Llyn Peninsula and Snowdonia National Park, The Stables offers charming 4-star guest accommodation and free parking. Originally built in the 1970s, The Stables has en suite ground-level rooms and 2 self-catering cottages. Each room is individually decorated, with its own charm. The Stables was once the home of the Olivers, a well-known local family of horse breeders. The breakfast room is in the original stable block, converted in the 1960s. With 15 acres of countryside and plenty of free parking, The Stables makes a great base for Snowdonia and North Wales, superb for walking, fishing, climbing and sailing. There are beaches within 2 miles (3.2 km) and Caernarfon is just 3 miles (5 km) away. Storage for bikes is available at The Stables.

Salutation Inn- Situated in the Pembrokeshire National Park at the foot of the Preselis hills in the rural village of Felindre Farchog, this friendly inn offers good quality food and accommodation. Salutation Inn has a car park that is large enough to cope with all guests. It features a lounge bar serving lunch and dinner daily, a local bar with pool table, and the newly built Denley's restaurant for fine dining (currently only open at weekends). The large garden at the rear borders the River Nevern that is teeming with salmon and brown trout during much of the summer, much of which finds its way to the inn's kitchen. If you enjoy the countryside, walking, fishing, bird watching or golfing, then you will find that this is a great place to visit. A warm welcome, good food, well stocked bar and a wide selection of wines awaits you.

Cerdyn Villa- Cerdyn Villa offers friendly, relaxing, quality guest-house accommodation with a real home-from-home feel. Rooms have excellent views of the Irfon Valley. Each room has an en suite shower, a DVD player and a mini fridge for fresh milk. Breakfast is hearty and homemade, with fresh eggs and vegetarian options. Cerdyn Villa has a cosy guest lounge and a welcoming garden.

The Wynnstay Arms- In November 2006 Fusions Brasserie was awarded 2 AA Rosettes and also 4 Stars Restaurant with rooms for the quality of the accommodation. The Wynnstay Arms has also received entries in the Good Pub Guide 2007 and The Good Hotel Guide 2007.

Karden House- This family-run guest house enjoys a peaceful location in one of Llandudno's quiet tree-lined avenues, yet it is within easy walking distance of the beach and all the major attractions. Karden House has a great location from which to explore all that the seaside town of Llandudno has to offer. The beach is just a short walk away and the town centre is also within easy reach. For travel slightly further afield, the guest house also has great transport links, as Llandudno railway station is just around the corner. In the evenings, you can sink into the sumptuous leather seats in the TV lounge and enjoy a drink from the licensed bar, which offers a full tray service. Alternatively, during the warmer months, you may choose to sit out in the Karden's delightful patio area at the front of the property, which is a designated smoking area.

Bryn-y-Ddafad- This guest house is situated in a peaceful, rural location in the delightful countryside of the Vale of Glamorgan, just 4 miles from the M4 junction 34 and 3 miles from Cowbridge. The property is comprised of a spacious guest house together with a detached annex offering ground floor accommodation suitable for guests with limited mobility. Enjoy a restful night's sleep in a comfortable bed, followed by a scrumptious Welsh breakfast. Glyn and June aim to make your stay relaxing, enjoyable and memorable. Rooms are light and airy and those in the main house have views of the surrounding countryside. In addition to the bedrooms, guests staying in the house have access to a first floor lounge and also to a sun lounge below, leading to the attractive rear garden and patio area. The annex has a front door leading to a parking area and a rear door leading to the garden. Safe off-road parking is available and the guest house is strictly non-smoking.

Stella Guest House- On a pretty Llandudno street, close to the seafront and tramway, Stella Guest House is a delightful B&B serving great breakfasts. Reach the town, pier and seafront in 3 minutes. Each clean and comfortable bedroom has a flat-screen TV and free wireless internet access. Stella Guest House is ideal for a lovely stay in Llandudno, where you can explore the Orme Tramway and the town itself, or travel further afield.

Wavecrest- Only 100 yards from the beach, the guest house has a great location, just 3 minutes' drive from the ferry/rail terminal and 2 minutes' walk from the town centre for pubs and eating places. All rooms at Wavecrest are furnished to a high standard with tea/coffee making facilities and light snacks provided. Also in the room is a TV with Sky Sports and either an en suite or private bathroom. The guest house caters for all ferry arrivals and departures. A hearty full Welsh breakfast is served each morning and can be arranged prior to ferry departures to Dublin. Late arrivals are welcome with prior notice. It is close to pleasant beaches and is situated close to a beautiful South Stack location.

The Glan Yr Afon Inn- Nestling in the small village of Dolphin, near Holywell and just off the A55 to Holyhead, The Glan Yr Afon Inn combines traditional and contemporary elements. We provide simple, fresh, locally sourced, quality food, accompanied by traditional ales and a comprehensive wine list. Our function room accommodates up to 70 people. We offer comfortable accommodation, quality cuisine and a well stocked bar, all in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Wherever you are travelling from, the Glan offers a warm welcome.

Guidfa House- In picturesque gardens, this charming Georgian house is in the village of Crossgates, just north of Llandrindod Wells. Bright and spacious bedrooms are individually furnished and include a ground-floor room. All rooms have comfy beds, huge fluffy bath towels, soft bathrobes and quality toiletries. Trained Cordon Bleu chef Anne prepares modern and traditional dishes that use fresh, local ingredients. The wine list has some new and interesting new choices for 2009. Dinner is available Wednesday to Saturday (if reserved at least 24 hours in advance). A selection of soups, freshly baked bread and cold platters is available on other nights. Discover this beautiful part of Wales with Guidfa House.

Jenivore Hotel (Non-Smoking) - BandB- Now under new management, this charming non-smoking hotel has a great location, just a few minutes' walk from the town centre, Llandudno's North Shore and many of the area's attractions. Llandudno's beautiful seafront promenade and the historic Victorian town centre are just a short walk away, and the hotel's excellent location makes it a great base from which to explore this beautiful part of Wales. After a hectic day enjoying all that the region has to offer, you'll probably want to relax and unwind, and there is a comfortable lounge with a TV and DVD player for guests' use. Most of the hotel's rooms are en suite and every room has a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Well known for its warm and friendly atmosphere and excellent full English breakfasts, the Jenivore Hotel is a comfortable home-from-home where every guest is a friend.

The Wilton- Located in the very heart of Llandudno, just 1 minute from the shops, beach and variety of bars and restaurants. The Wilton is perfectly situated to explore the town, its unique pier and Great Orme with its tram and cabin lift ride. We offer quality at affordable prices. We have a variety of rooms, catering for the individual or the larger family. All rooms are en- suite, have colour TV's, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers and clock radios. Some rooms have four poster beds and dvd players.

The Sunnyside- The Sunnyside has been recently refurbished and is a family-run establishment in a superb location near the Great Orme in Llandudno. Set just off a well-preserved Victorian promenade, comfortably decorated en suite rooms offer the added convenience of TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. An inviting restaurant (to seat 45) is on hand, complimented by a well-stocked bar/lounge. The Sunnyside is situated just 5 minutes' walk from Llandudno pier and promenade, and just 10 minutes' walk from the Llandudno Ski Centre and West Shore. Please note that the Sunnyside operates a completely non-smoking policy.

Cwrt Mawr- Beautiful, secluded and in a peaceful setting, this small mansion with heated swimming pool overlooks the open countryside of the Aeron and Teifi Valleys to the Cambrian Mountains beyond. Cwrd Mawr is south of Aberystwyth and east of the coastal towns of New Quay or Aberaeron. The Georgian mansion has just 4 bedrooms, each with an en suite bathroom or shower room. Each room has a flat-screen HD TV with Freesat, complimentary toiletries and use of a small guest kitchen for snacks.

Bryn-Y-Mor- An attractive seafront Victorian accommodation with lovely view of the bay and mountains in Llandudno. Just off A55, within easy travelling distance to Snowdonia National Park, Castles of Wales and Isle of Anglesey. Our property nestles at the foot of The Great Orme and from our elevated position, commands spectacular sweeping views of the Llandudno Bay, Pier and Little Orme. Although we have magnificent views, our access is from the promenade level and we are only 40 yards from the Pier entrance. The main shopping area, Mostyn Street and the Victoria Centre are just a few minutes walk. The North Wales Theatre and Conference Centre, as well as the Great Orme Tramway are all close by. Our non-smoking establishment offers the discerning visitor tranquil views from our residents lounge, sweeping views of the bay from our patio and restful superior rooms from which to relax and enjoy the delights of Llandudno. Having your own room key means that you can freely access the property at any time and our friendly, fully trained staff will be on hand to make your holiday special. Outdoor activities are also catered for in Llandudno with access to the North Wales Golf Course's, the Cycle Path, Great Orme Ski Slope and Toboggan Run. Please note that there is no lift.

Drovers Arms Hotel- Situated in the historic town of Carmarthen, this traditional inn offers calm and comfortable accommodation, all of which is en suite and equipped with standard facilities. Drovers Arms Hotel has recently been refurbished and the bar room now boasts a traditional quarry tile floor, wooden beams and a log burning stove, as well as a superb bar crafted by local carpenters. The bar serves a wide selection of beers, wines and spirits. Meals may be taken here or in the cosy non-smoking restaurant, serving varied dishes made with fresh local produce. The hotel has a restaurant with 14 tables, which can be used for meetings and private functions, seating up to 50 guests, and a cosy bar with an open fire. It has a mixture of twin and double rooms, but does allow single occupancy in all of them.

Pen Mar Guest House- This friendly guest house in New Hedges is conveniently situated directly between Tenby and Saundersfoot and is central to main attractions including Oakwood, Heatherton, Folly Farm, Manor House, Caldey Island. The family-run Pen Mar Guest House has a private car park and a secure bike parking area. A hearty breakfast is available in the dining room to prepare you for the day ahead. Whether you choose to spend time enjoying the miles of Tenby's sandy beaches, enjoy a stroll through the town, take a walk along the Pembrokeshire coastal path or enjoy the picturesque harbour in Saundersfoot, Pen Mar provides an ideal base for your holiday.