Bed And Breakfasts and Guest Houses 91 to 120 in Wales

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.

Fourteen Guest House- In the heart of Llandudno, this beautiful Victorian town house (built 1846) offers 4-star guest accommodation amid many original features. With just 2 en suite rooms, Fourteen offers a warm Golden Award welcome and friendly, personal service. Both rooms have a flat-screen TV with Freeview channels and a DVD/CD player. The rooms have tea/coffee and fresh milk is always provided. Free Wi-Fi is available. This charming guest house is in the centre of Llandudno, North Wales. The elegant promenade, seafront and the award-winning pier on the North Shore are a short walk away. Chapel Street has plenty of free unrestricted parking and there are 3 public car parks nearby.

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.

The Neptune- Superbly located opposite the harbour and seafront, The Neptune offers comfortable accommodation, next to Burry Port Train Station and close to Millennium Coastal Park. All of the contemporary, stylish rooms are well furnished, with en suite facilities and a TV. Some rooms have stunning views of The Gower Coast. . The Neptune boasts a cosy, welcoming bar and an attractive garden, with an outdoor seating area. Locally sourced food is available from the extensive menu and an inclusive breakfast is provided. Local attractions include Burry Port Marina, Pembrey Motor Racing Circuit, Pembrey Country Park, Ashburnham Golf Club, and Cefn Sidan Beach. The nearby coastal cycle track is an ideal way to explore the beautiful countryside and coastline of Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Free parking and free Wi-Fi internet access are available to guests.

Lynton House- Situated only 50 metres from the pier and the sweeping promenade, Lynton House is a superior, family-run guesthouse that has been awarded 4 AA stars for elegance and cleanliness. This immaculately maintained guest house lies under the Great Orme, just off the seafront. Most of the bedrooms have been refurbished and all of the rooms are modern, comfortable and finished to a high standard. Hospitality is warm and welcoming and there is a comfortable lounge overlooking the pretty courtyard. The lounge has an honesty bar for residents and is a great spot to sit and relax or watch TV. Free Wi-Fi is available in the lounge and in some of the rooms. Please advise the guest house in advance if you would prefer a room with Wi-FI. Please note that Lynton House does not have a lift. Rooms on the lower floors are available. There is a small car park for guests' use (subject to availability).

Montclare and Cumberland Hotel- The Montclare and Cumberland hotels have a great position on the North Shore promenade. The front rooms have spectacular panoramic sea views. The family-run hotels are also close to the local town, and within walking distance of many of Llandudno's attractions. Shopping malls, the theatre, conference centre, entertainment area and different types of restaurants are all accessible from The Montclare & Cumberland.

The Coach House- The Coach House offers 5-star boutique town-house accommodation in Brecon, within the Brecon Beacons National Park. Hosts Marc and Tony will provide a warm welcome to their luxurious, contemporary accommodation. They have plenty of local knowledge and can tell you the best places to visit, whether you plan to walk, cycle or ride. The Coach House's rooms are newly fitted, and have light oak furniture, a flat-screen TV, throws and soft furnishings. A free beverage tray comes with fresh milk.

Plas Dinas Country House- This historic 400-year-old country house is set in 15 acres of beautiful grounds and stunning scenery. It was once the home of Lord Snowdon and Princess Margaret. With log fires, sea and mountain views and individually styled bedrooms, Plas Dinas Country House is between the mountains of Snowdonia and the Irish Sea. Plas Dinas combines state-of-the-art amenities with antiques and a comfortable homely atmosphere. Good road links make Plas Dinas Country House accessible from many of North Wales's popular attractions.

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.

Leonardos Guest House- Boasting an idyllic setting at the edge of both the Gower peninsula and Swansea City Centre, this welcoming B&B enjoys spectacular views over the sea and nearby Mumbles and its Light House. With true touches of the Mediterranean throughout, Leonardo's offers 6 basic guest bedrooms with shared bathrooms, and 4 en suite rooms. 5 of the rooms have a spectacular sea view and Wi-Fi access is available throughout the building. Leonardo's Guest House is ideally located within walking distance of Swansea City Centre and all that it has to offer, including Swansea University, the National Waterfront Museum, the Marina and the new SA1 development. The beach is also just across the road. Leonardo's is a family run guest house which offers a professional and friendly service where you can be assured of a warm welcome.

Oaklands bed and Breakfast- Nestled amid the beautiful countryside of North Wales, this charming guest house is situated in Llangollen, within easy reach of all the area's main attractions and beauty spots. Close to Thomas Telford's famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, the area has some lovely walks, including the Offas Dyke path. There are 3 pubs within walking distance and a bus stop right outside the door, providing access to the wonderful surroundings. A beautiful Victorian building, the Oaklands has been completely updated to offer all modern facilities, whilst still maintaining its ornate brick work and most of the original features.

Tegfan Guesthouse- Within Caernarfon's ancient medieval town walls, this friendly guest house is within 200 metres of the Castle, the Menai Straits, the Marina and the Galeri Theatre. Tegfan Guest House offers rooms with central heating, digital TV, DVD players, tea/coffee and bottled water. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms. Fresh towels are provided daily and there is a selection of DVDs, books and magazines available. Close to the unspoilt beauty of Snowdonia, the guest house is only 200 metres from a very nice pub called the Anglesey Arms on the harbour front, which has spectacular views over the Menai Straits.

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.

Liverpool House In Powys- Liverpool House is a large double fronted guest house with excellent accommodation, both with and without en suite. Situated in town, but with superb views of surrounding hills and countryside. This guest house is situated in the heart of Wales. Guests arriving at Liverpool House are assured of a warm welcome by the owner Mrs Ann Griffiths. Liverpool House has a total of 9 bedrooms (5 in the main house and 4 in the annexe. Colour television, beverage tray, hairdryer and iron in all rooms. All rooms are centrally heated and are on two floors. No two rooms are the same size or decor. Visitors have access to two lounge areas where they can talk or watch TV on the large TV sets available. Due to the new law it is now an offence to smoke in these premises. Pets are accepted by prior arrangement. Please note that, in the interests of other guests, dogs are not allowed in the dining room and lounges. Throughout the guest house, a very high standard of cleanliness is maintained. Private secure car park and locked accommodation for cycles are available. Groups and families are welcome.

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.

The Carmen- Located on level ground, just 100 metres from the town's seafront promenade, in the quiet, leafy suburbs of Llandudno, this charming 4-star guest house offers ample, unrestricted free parking. Fully refurbished in 2007, the Carmen has 7 attractive rooms, all with luxury en suite bathrooms, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities. Each room has a flat-screen LCD TV with Freeview digital channels. There is an open-plan lounge for guests' use, with a separate well-stocked bar, which offers you the opportunity to enjoy a drink and relax after an evening stroll, without the hassle of having to go into the town. The many varied shops and restaurants of the busy town are less than 10 minutes' walk away. Buses to all destinations operate every 10 minutes from the request stop just across the road. A generous full cooked breakfast is included in the price and features fresh locally sourced produce from the region.

The West Usk Lighthouse- Set on the old coastal road between Newport and Cardiff, this former lighthouse offers unique accommodation with views over the Severn and Usk Estuaries and the Bristol Channel. Designed over 2 floors, plus the lantern room, the West Usk Lighthouse is a circular building with a spiral staircase running through the middle, with a wishing well at the very bottom. As a result, each room features a distinctive wedge shape. Not your most traditional hotel, at the bottom of the stairs you will also find a Dalek! Quirky, friendly and relaxed, the West Usk Lighthouse aims to offer a relaxing stay unlike any other. You can enjoy a session in the Floatation Tank, have a soak in the hot tub which is on the roof and be pampered with a choice of complementary therapies.

The Clovelly- The Clovelly, located in the picturesque Victorian town of Llandudno North Wales. Situated a short walk from the High Street, Promenade, theatre & conference center.Ideal base for touring the many wonderful attractions and sites in North Wales, including Snowdonia Naational Park.

The Horseshoe Guesthouse- In the old town area, just 5 minutes' walk from the River Wye, this 200-year-old Welsh stone building is rich in original character and traditional charm, with wood beams and exposed stonework. In the rural market town of Rhayader, known as the gateway to the Lakeland of Wales, the Horseshoe Guesthouse and Restaurant makes a great base from which to explore the region's magnificent mountains, valleys, woods and lakes. With original 18th-century timbers and a log fire, the lounges are furnished with deep comfortable chairs. The Horseshoe has been recently refurbished and now combines modern comforts and facilities with this lovely old building's historic character. The rooms are decorated in a traditional country style and each room has tea/coffee making facilities, modern central heating and a flat-screen TV. The fully licensed restaurant offers superb homemade food, freshly prepared using locally sourced produce. The wine list offers a selection of wines from around the world to complement your meal.

Ffarm Country House- This Grade II listed building dates back to 1706 and is located in the beautiful village of Betws yn Rhos. Ffarm Country House is set in set in 2 acres of grounds and is ideal for all types of stay. All rooms have a flat-screen TV, a DVD player, robes, slippers and an en suite bathroom. There is a village pub 4 minutes' walk away, and walking, golf, shooting, fishing, climbing, tennis, dry-slope skiing and sailing can be enjoyed in the local area. There are also castles and historic houses to explore.

Holland Arms Hotel- The family-run hotel offers clean, functional and good value accommodation, centrally located on the Isle of Anglesey between Gaerwen and Llangefni, in the small hamlet of Pentre Berw. The hotel is just a few hundred yards from the A55 motorway, and Holyhead ferry port is just a 15 minute drive away. The location of the hotel makes it an ideal choice for both a business trip and a holiday break. Enjoy a meal in the dining room, or the carvery on Sundays.

Crescent Guest House- On a hill, in a quiet residential crescent, with superb panoramic views of Swansea Bay, this Edwardian town house is now a 4-star guest house offering charming en suite rooms and free internet access. The Crescent Guest House has 6 rooms, all tastefully furnished to a high standard with modern en suite facilities. The rooms have wired broadband internet access and flat-screen TVs with more than 30 Freeview digital channels. Some rooms have impressive views over the city and the sea. The guest lounge has a real fireplace, comfortable sofas and a bay window with a magnificent view. Guests can also enjoy the first-floor glass-roofed atrium area, surrounded by original stained glass windows. There is a public computer for guests to use outside the lounge. A full, traditional cooked English breakfast is included in the price. There is good on-street parking, along with a private car park.

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.

The Lion Hotel- Set within a beautiful 18th century residence, this ivy-clad hotel provides an ideal base from which to explore the unspoilt countryside of the England and Wales border. Boasting a peaceful setting in Llansantffraid, North Wales, The Lion Hotel provides a relaxing rural retreat. It has been carefully updated to provide a range of modern comforts, whilst still retaining its original character and charm. During your stay you can sample the traditional and modern fayre from the ? la carte menu in the Lion Hotel's elegant restaurant or comfortable lounge bar.

Penrhadw Farm- In the heart of the beautiful Brecon Beacons, Penrhadw Farm has spectacular mountain views and offers a range of comfortable accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. With a superb location just outside the unspoilt village of Pontsticill, the farm is the ideal base from which to explore the surrounding countryside of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The open farmland surrounding the farm's main building adjoins the park, so you can enjoy the stunning natural beauty of this landscape from the minute you step out of the front door. The great access to the region's major road network also makes the farm a convenient base for exploring Mid and South Wales. Penrhadw Farm offers luxury en suite bed and breakfast accommodation in the main building, as well as self-catering and bed and breakfast accommodation in several separate, well-equipped, detached holiday cottages.

Hazelwood House- Just minutes away from Bridgend Town Centre, this purpose-built, 4-star guesthouse offers 6 comfortable en suite bedrooms in a peaceful setting, amid a beautifully landscaped garden within a natural meadow. Alongside a river, Hazelwood House is the ideal base for leisure stays in South Wales, or for business travellers looking for an alternative to town centre accommodation; the house is just 2 minutes away from junction 36 of the M4, within 2.5 miles of Bridgend Industrial Estate and 1.5 miles away from the Brackla Industrial Estate. Family-run, Hazelwood House has been designed to be completely separate from the owner's home. So you can expect a friendly welcome and personal service, whilst also enjoying the privacy and freedom you would expect from a small hotel.

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.

Holm House- This exquisitely designed 1920s house is cosy, decadent and indulgent and has stunning views across the Bristol Channel to the islands of Flatholm, Steepholm and beyond. South of Cardiff, the beautiful Holm House is located on Penarth's Marine Parade and features the best of modern and classic Welsh, British and European design. It can be described as quirky, bohemian and sumptuous. Bedrooms are equipped with luxuries including Bang and Olufsen media and free Wi-Fi. The holistic spa has a relaxation room with sea views, a small gym and a large hydrotherapy pool with swim jet.

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.

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.