Welsh Hotels 301 to 308 in Wales
Choose from 308 hotels and guest houses in Wales. Shown below a just a selection of the hotels available. To search within an area please use the menu on the right.
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The Ship Hotel - On the Wirral, with fabulous views over the Dee estuary to North Wales, the Ship Hotel offers great food and drink, free Wi-Fi, free parking and comfortable en suite rooms at good-value prices. On Parkgate's Parade, looking out over the mouth of the River Dee, the Ship Hotel is within easy reach of both Chester and Liverpool. All of the attractions of the Wirral are close by, including the village of Port Sunlight, the Lady Lever Art Gallery, and the area's many golf courses, including the world famous Royal Liverpool Golf Club at Hoylake (host to the British Open in 2006). The well-stocked bar sells a range of award-winning cask-conditioned real ales, lagers, bitters and stouts. There is a real open fire and a heated patio area. The menu features good-value traditional favourites. All of the en suite rooms are clean, warm and comfortable, with digital TVs and tea/coffee. The Ship Hotel also has a large, free customer car park.
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The Parade,
Flint,
Flintshire
CH64 6SA |
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M4 Junction 36,
Bridgend,
Gwent and Glamorgan
CF32 9RW |
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Castle St,
Merthyr Tydfil,
Gwent and Glamorgan
CF47 8BG |
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Y Beuno - Rich in original character and traditional charm, this beautifully preserved Grade II listed building offers good food, local welsh ales, 4-star guest accommodation and views over Caernarfon Bay. Y Beuno was reopened in 2007 after extensive refurbishment of the bar areas. It has been carefully and thoughtfully decorated, keeping many original features, such as the wooden floors, ceiling beams and a roaring open fire. Each luxurious and individually decorated en suite room has its own unique character. All rooms have TVs, DVD players, individually controlled heating and tea/coffee making facilities. Charming extras are included, such as homemade biscuits, bottled water, morning newspapers and luxury toiletries. The sea views of Caernarfon Bay from the front bedrooms are simply breathtaking. Fine dining has long been a tradition and the award-winning chef makes great use of the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally, including crab, lobster and fish caught daily in Caernarfon Bay.
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Clynnog Fawr,
Caernarfon,
Gwynedd
LL54 5PB |
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19 Castle Street,
Beaumaris,
Anglesey
LL58 8AW |
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1 Craig-Y-Don Parade,
Llandudno,
Conwy
LL30 1BG |
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Port Road,
Barry,
Gwent and Glamorgan
CF62 3BT |
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Aelybryn,
Llanelli,
Dyfed
SA15 3PJ |
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