Welsh Hotels 301 to 308 in Wales

Park Inn Cardiff North - Receive a warm welcome from this hotel close to the M4 and 3 miles (4.8 km) from Cardiff city centre. There is easy access to local business parks and Cardiff's attractions. The spacious, modern Park Inn Cardiff North was fully refurbished in 2009. Each room has air conditioning, an LCD flat-screen TV and a large rainfall shower. There is free car parking for guests. The friendly RGB restaurant has a delicious dishes, and specialities from a charcoal grill. The spacious lounge bar offers drinks and informal dining. All residents have free access to the leisure suite, including the heated indoor swimming pool, spa, steam room, sauna and gym.

The Mill Glynhir - Originally a 17th century water-driven corn mill, the Mill Glynhir has now been tastefully converted into a 10-room country hotel, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Welsh countryside. The Mill is perched on the side of a beautiful valley and its acres of informal, landscaped grounds flow down to the banks of the River Loughor. The spectacular scenery of the Brecon Beacons National Park forms a stunning backdrop to this peaceful, tranquil idyll. The Mill has a superb location for exploring the Brecon Beacons and all the delights of mid and west Wales. The convenient location makes the hotel a great base for golfers, walkers and mountain bikers. The comfortable accommodation and the quiet naturally beautiful setting mean the hotel is great for a restful, restorative break or a relaxing, romantic getaway.

Eagles Hotel - This family-run hotel is situated in the small town of Llanrwst on the banks of the River Conwy on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, central for major tourist attractions. Eagles Hotel aims to offer comfortable accommodation, good service and a friendly atmosphere in this old market town, located just 4 miles from the popular tourist resort of Betws-y-Coed in north-west Wales. Your hosts, Alan and Rosalie Wainwright invite you to come and experience for yourselves the magic of Wales. The hotel, standing in the market place of Llanrwst, is the very centre of this area's social and commercial life. There is a wide choice of menus and you may dine in the cosy bar, outside on the patio or the riverside garden. All rooms are comfortably equipped with standard facilities, while the hotel also has Welsh Tourist Board gold rated conference facilities (accommodating up to 24 and 130 people).

St Pierre, A Marriott Hotel and Country Club - This elegant hotel in South Wales has 2 golf courses, a fitness club, superb meeting facilities and 2 on-site restaurants. The Marriott St. Pierre Hotel & Country Club has easy access to the M4, M5 and M50 and is less than 2 hours from Birmingham and London. Enjoy the stunning, 14th-century manor and its breathtaking views across 400 acres of picturesque parkland.

Castle Hotel - A 2-minute walk from Neath Rail Station, the family-run Castle Hotel is an historic Welsh coaching inn providing en suite rooms and 2 cosy bars, just off the M4 motorway. Rooms at the Castle Hotel boast character and charm, whilst offering facilities such as a flat-screen satellite TV, Wi-Fi internet access, feather duvets and tea/coffee making facilities. Green's restaurant serves traditional Welsh Food and offers a daily blackboard featuring local specialities. The 2 bars include the traditional, oak-panelled Lounge Bar, with its huge fireplace and comfy arm chairs. The contemporary Castle Bar has big TV screens and an upbeat, modern atmosphere. Local attractions include Afan Forest Park, Brecon Beacons National Park, the stunning Swansea Bay and Gower coastlines. All this and yet only 40 minutes from Cardiff, the vibrant Welsh capital.

Chainbridge Hotel - The Chainbridge is sited in a unique position between the spectacular River Dee, with it's racing white water and leaping salmon, and the Llangollen canal that begins it's life just a short walk away at the Horseshoe Falls. The Chainbridge Hotel, nestles in one of the most picturesque localities in Wales. In a valley of serene and natural beauty shielded by the Berwyn and Eglwysig mountains. Situated on the banks of the River Dee, about 3 minutes walk away are the Horseshoe Falls, the source of the famous Thomas Telford Shropshire Union Canal which also runs alongside the Hotel. Whilst on the opposite bank steam trains pass every hour. The Restaurant affords a romantic and magnificent panoramic view over the River. The Tudor Bar is situated in the original building and has black and white timbers, with its Inglenook fireplace where you can also sit and watch the fishermen fish the river.

Best Western Aberavon Beach Hotel - This hotel offers a seafront location with panoramic views across Swansea Bay to Gower Peninsula. The Best Western Aberavon Beach Hotel is a modern hotel situated in a residential area close to the M4, convenient for the Neath and Port Talbot commercial and industrial areas, as well as just 7 miles from the centre of Swansea. The elegant restaurant serves fine food, while conference facilities are also available. There is an all-weather leisure centre, as well as friendly and welcoming staff. Resting just opposite the wide sandy beach, the hotel is particularly suitable for families, offering exceptional value and comfortable bedrooms. Comfortable rooms, fine food, relaxing leisure facilities and a warm Welsh welcome await you.

Castle View Hotel - Built about 300 years ago as a private residence originally called Woodfield House, this charming hotel offers an unrivalled view of Chepstow Castle, Situated in the town of Chepstow, on the English/Welsh border by the banks of the River Wye. The historic nature of the hotel creates a charming atmosphere and it is interesting to think that the stones used in the building may have come from Chepstow Castle just across the road, which by that time had fallen into disuse. The aim of the hotel is to offer you comfort, good food and personal attention in surroundings which retain the charm of the 18th century and boast some outstanding features.