Welsh Hotels 1 to 30 in Wales

Days Inn Bridgend Cardiff - Just off the M4 motorway, on the edge of Bridgend, the hotel offers free parking and comfortable rooms with deluxe Hypnos beds and 22-inch LCD flat-screen TVs with up to 100 channels. The Days Inn Bridgend Cardiff makes a great stop-off point whether you are visiting Cardiff or Swansea, or travelling to anywhere in the South Wales area or even Ireland. The hotel offers spacious and comfortable over-size rooms at great-value rates. All rooms have en suite bath and shower facilities and Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available at an additional cost. Next to the hotel are Burger King and a Coffee Primo lounge, along with cash machines and a Game Zone. The McArthur Glen designer shopping outlet is also adjacent to the hotel. The hotel offers free parking and is AA 'Approved and AA Pet Friendly.

Regency Royal Hotel - Located on the seafront, Regency Royal Hotel is easy walking distance from the entertainment and shopping in Llandudno. It has 2 restaurants and 3 bars. The historic, Grade II-listed Victorian building has been refurbished to a high standard and has simple rooms with a sea view and home comforts. Free Wi-Fi is available, and there is free parking for guests. The hotel serves fresh Indian cuisine and British food, including Welsh dishes. 24-hour room service is offered. Hot food is available from the bars until 23:00. The hotel is a short distance from the Great Orme, one of the most beautiful conservation areas in the UK.

The Lake Country House Hotel and Spa - Set amid 50 acres of rhododendron-lined pathways and riverside walks, this sophisticated 19th century retreat offers unhurried elegance in the heart of the idyllic Welsh countryside. An architecturally intriguing country house, here you can relax amid beautiful lounges and thoughtfully furnished rooms. Throughout the hotel you will be surrounded by fine antiques, paintings and sumptuous furnishings. Take a traditional Welsh tea in the drawing room, beside an inviting log fire; or, in the summer, let it be brought out to the garden, beneath the chestnut tree. Later, enjoy a candlelit meal in the award-winning restaurant, complemented by a wine list to rival any in Wales. To aid your relaxation further, the on site Kingfisher Spa offers a peaceful 15 metre swimming pool, supplemented by a sauna, gym and an outdoor balcony hot-tub. A range of health and beauty treatments allow body and mind to truly unwind.

Egerton Grey Country House Hotel - Set in 7 acres of beautiful gardens, 17th-century Egerton Grey Country House Hotel boasts sea views, 2 km from Cardiff-Wales Airport and a 5-minute walk to the beach at Porthkerry. All of the luxurious rooms are individually decorated and classically furnished, with en suite facilities and a TV. Some rooms have picturesque garden views. Guests may dine in the informal dining room or in the elegant restaurant, with its' magnificent chandelier. The menu serves modern British cuisine, using local produce. An excellent Welsh breakfast is also included for guests. Awarded a Visit Wales AA Rosette, Egerton Grey Country House Hotel has a croquet lawn and many charming period features, including fine antiques, paintings and Edwardian bathrooms. Free parking is available for guests, including up to 2 weeks free airport parking if pre-booked. Free Wi-Fi internet access is also available in the hotel.

Woodlands Hall - Nestling amongst the wooded hills of the Vale of Clwyd, the sophisticated Woodlands Hall is only 20 minutes from Chester city centre. Woodlands Hall has attractive, individually styled rooms with Wi-Fi internet, tea and coffee and flat-screen TVs with Freeview. Period features such as wooden wall-panelling and imposing fireplaces have been retained. You will also find an outdoor tennis court, a fitness suite, a snooker room and a sauna at the hotel. For dining, there is the bar, the relaxed conservatory and the formal dining room.

Premier Inn Cardiff Roath - 10 minutes from the M4 motorway, 2.5 miles (4 km) from Cardiff city centre and the Millennium Stadium, this Premier Inn hotel offers free parking and a David Lloyd Leisure Club. The Premier Inn Cardiff Roath has a selection of large, modern rooms, all with satellite TV channels. The David Lloyd restaurant offers good food and drink at reasonable prices. Premier Inn guests can buy day passes to the David Lloyd Leisure Club, which includes indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a sauna, steam room, whirlpool, gym and an aerobics studio. There are also tennis, badminton and squash courts. Some rooms can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

The Black Lion Royal Hotel - Set within a former coaching inn, dating back to the 1800s, this popular bar and restaurant now offers 18 comfortable en suite bedrooms in the heart of Lampeter, Mid-Wales. Just a short walk away from the University of Wales, the Black Lion Royal Hotel also provides the ideal base for those wanting to explore the Ceredigion region, home to Carmarthen and Aberystwyth. The surroundings also offer an idyllic setting for peaceful country walks, fishing and golfing. Each evening you can enjoy a freshly prepared meal in the Black Lion's restaurant, serving an extensive bar menu accompanied by a variety of soft and alcoholic drinks.

Deganwy Castle Hotel - This listed building, originally a farmhouse dating from the 17th century, is now a hotel offering modern amenities whilst keeping its old world charm. Period features include oak beams and roaring log fires. We have an excellent reputation for food, with meals that use fresh local produce wherever possible are prepared by our experts chefs. Our extensive menu is served by friendly welcoming staff in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. The traditional bar is full of character and is popular with hotel residents and locals alike. Fine wines and real ales are served. We have a leisure complex with a heated indoor swimming pool, Finnish sauna and fully equipped gym. We are ideally situated in between the Victorian town of Llandudno and the historic walled town of Conwy with its famous castle.

Estuary Lodge - Set in countryside, this purpose-built 4-star, family-run guest accommodation is a haven for those seeking to discover the natural beauty of Snowdonia's mountains and coast. Offering all you need for an enjoyable stay, The Estuary boasts 10 en suite rooms, all of which are located on the ground floor and equipped with all common facilities. Located approximately 4 miles North of Harlech on the a 496, The Estuary is within reach of all major attractions, making it ideal for a relaxing or fun-packed break. The Estuary Lodge has a strict non-smoking policy. Guest reservations may be cancelled, with no refund of deposit, if guests are found to be smoking.

Burton Hotel - Set within a modernised coaching inn, this charming residence is situated on the Offa's Dyke footpath in the small market town of Kington, which lies on the Welsh border. During your stay at the Burton Hotel you can enjoy the range of activities that the surroundings have to offer, including rambling, fishing, golf, pony trekking, motor-rally school, bird spotting and rare plant safari. For moments of relaxation, the Burton provides the Cloud Nine swimming pool and fitness club. With complimentary access for all residents, the club features a gym, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna.

St George's Hotel - Offering sophistication and style by the sea, St George's is a contemporary and luxurious hotel that is perfect for exploring Llandudno and the North Wales coast. Close to Llandudno's promenade and pier, the stunning 4-star hotel in the town centre is among the top 3% of hotels in Wales that have been awarded the Gold Award by Visit Wales. The St George's Hotel combines traditional Victorian elegance, professional service and fine views of Llandudno Bay.

Lamphey Court Hotel and Spa - Built in 1823, this Georgian mansion hotel is classic yet contemporary, located in acres of grounds, bordered by the Pembrokeshire National Park and the sea. Dine in the candlelit Georgian restaurant, or for a less informal experience, the Conservatory. There is also the option of alfresco dining on the patio in the summer. Whatever you choose from our well balanced menus, you'll enjoy excellent food imaginatively prepared from the finest ingredients. Fresh, locally sourced ingredients are used wherever possible. Enjoy lobster from Freshwater Bay just along the coast, salmon from the River Teifi and lamb from Pembrokeshire's green Preseli Hills. Vegetarian and special diets options are also served. For larger parties and corporate guests, we offer private dining rooms. Our leisure centre boasts a swimming pool, well equipped gym, sauna, jacuzzi, sunbed and treatment rooms.

Glen-Yr-Afon House Hotel - A haven of peace and tranquillity, this beautiful Victorian villa is ideally located in the lovely county of Monmouthshire, South Wales, overlooking the banks of the River Usk. Just a 5-minute stroll away from the picturesque town of Usk, the privately-owned Glen-Yr-Afon aims to offer a relaxing stay in rural South Wales. A traditional Victorian property, no 2 rooms are the same. Each one has its own individual character, style and space. Some rooms even have 2 floors, making them ideal for families. The Glen-yr-Afon has been a family-owned and family-run business since 1974. For business events and special occasions the Glen-Yr-Afon provides the Library and the Ballroom. To ensure that your event is successful, any special arrangements can be organised with through the hotels dedicated Conference Coordinator.

The Meadowsweet Hotel - This comfortable, family-run establishment in Snowdonia is nestled in the small market town of Llanrwst in the heart of the Conwy valley near Betws y Coed, North Wales. Sleep in one of our spacious en suite bedrooms and wake up with a hearty Welsh breakfast served in our up and coming restaurant Lle Hari. After breakfast the day is yours. With a central location for Snowdonia National Park, the Gwydyr Forest and the Aberconwy coast, sightseeing is a must. If, on the other hand, a pint and a paper is more your thing then you can take a stroll along Station Road to one of the old world pubs on Ancaster Square. We promise to make every effort to ensure your first visit will not be your last. Because we believe that you should arrive as a guest and leave as a friend.

Rose Tor Hotel - This beautiful Victorian town house enjoys an enviable location in Llandudno, also known as the Queen of Welsh Resorts. The hotel, a tasteful conversion of 3 elegant town houses, is situated in the town centre, close to all of the major amenities and attractions, such as the promenade, the pier and the Great Orme. The tastefully furnished en suite accommodation includes romantic deluxe rooms with 4-poster beds, as well as family rooms. There is a restaurant with a carvery and ? la carte menus. The hotel also now offers free Wi-Fi wireless internet access. With comfortable en suite accommodation and a great location, the Rose Tor Hotel offers a convenient base for exploring the North Wales region and its many attractions.

The Beaufort Arms Coaching Inn and Brasserie - In the village of Raglan, between the Wye and Usk valleys and within easy reach of the A40, this 16th-century inn offers tasty food, good wines, real ales and free internet. In the heart of the village, not far from Raglan Castle, the Beaufort Arms has easy access to Monmouth and the M50 motorway and is only 8 miles (13 km) from Newport and the M4. This award-winning inn is run by the young owners and their friendly staff, all of whom pride themselves on offering a warm welcome and a relaxed atmosphere. The Brasserie offers modern and traditional dishes, freshly prepared and using the best of locally produced meat and cheeses wherever possible. The lounge bar has beautiful original wooden beams, a large open fireplace and a hand-carved bar. The en suite rooms are stylish and individually decorated, with TVs, hairdryers and tea/coffee. Some rooms are housed in the old stables and are slightly smaller.

Halcyon Quest Hotel - This family hotel/public house features a well-stocked bar, a sunny beer garden with ample seating and an off-road private car park at the front and to the rear of the building. Halcyon Quest (H.Q) is situated just 2 minutes' walk from Prestatyn high street and is within easy walking distance of the beach and many other picturesque strolls, including the historic Offas Dyke pathway. H.Q is within 10 miles of 8 excellent golf courses, and Prestatyn Golf Links has Championship status. For the discerning golfer, the team at H.Q offers golfing mini-breaks, with transport to and from any golf course you choose. Details are available on request. You will find a brochure in your room containing information regarding local eating places, doctors and places of interest.

West Arms Hotel - Situated in the beautiful Ceiriog Valley, this delightful hotel 16th century residence has a wealth of charm and character, with inglenook log fires and original timbered ceilings, all set off by period furnishings. Tranquility and a warm welcome await you at this charming country inn. Over 400 years old, the period quality extends into the bedrooms, each one spacious and comfortable and with a private bathroom. Best seafood pub of the year 2007, the West Arms holds AA 3 stars and an RAC 2 star rating. It is mentioned in Welsh Rarebits, Hotels of Distinction as well as many other hotel guides. Furthermore, the hotel has just been awarded by their 2nd AA rosette for fine dining and also been upgraded to a 3-star.

Gales Of Llangollen - Situated in one of the oldest streets in Llangollen and a few seconds from the high street, Gales has individual en suite bedrooms. Each room is sympathetically restored in keeping with the historic character of the buildings. Rooms are split between 2 buildings: a Georgian town house above the wine bar and an older, timber-framed building. The wine bar at Gales has fresh, home-cooked food and an extensive wine list.

Trevone Hotel - Looking out over the bay from one of the finest locations on Llandudno's famous Victorian promenade, the hotel's grand historic exterior conceals comfortable en suite rooms, many with stunning views. Looking out to sea from the promenade, the hotel has excellent views of both the Great Orme and the Little Orme at either end of the bay. The hotel's 2 comfortable lounges are great spots from which to view the bay and the sea-facing rooms also offer sweeping views of the coastline. All of the comfortable en suite rooms are tastefully decorated and well equipped, with TVs, central heating and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel is close to Llandudno's Victorian pier and the bandstand. The town's main shopping area, Mostyn Street, is just 100 metres away. The hotel has a full bar licence and also offers live entertainment 2 nights a week, from March to December.

Brynllydan Hotel and Restaurant - A haven of peace and tranquillity, this family run residence is immersed within 7 acres of private grounds on a secluded hillside setting, boasting spectacular views of Snowdonia's National Park. Overlooking the Vale of Glaslyn to some of the highest mountains in England and Wales, including Mount Snowdon, the area is well known for walking, climbing and mountain biking, as well as game fishing, cycling and golf, making staying here an ideal base for touring the area. In the evenings you can relax in the friendly atmosphere of the hotel's licensed restaurant. Serving a selection of freshly-cooked meals and a traditional Sunday lunch, the restaurant is popular with both residents and locals.

The Manor Hotel - Get away from it all at this hotel high on the side of the Black Mountains, overlooking the Usk Valley and the surrounding hills. Good food, warm hospitality and excellent facilities await those looking for a welcoming place to escape to. Relax and unwind in a fully equipped gym and indoor pool, or dine in the restaurant which uses fresh ingredients from their own farm. Out of doors, make the most of this hotel's location in the Brecon Beacons National Park, and go walking on one of the many public pathways. Visit the market towns of Crickhowell and Abergavenny or hike, climb or ride amidst the beautiful countryside. Take in the spectacular views both on your outings and from the hotel.

Rhyd Country House Hotel - Rhyd Country House Hotel & Restaurant gives you a personal, satisfying & relaxing experience, whether you stay in one of our beautiful rooms or dine in our Ala-Carte Restaurant, well known in the area for using fresh local produce that is cooked to order. Enjoy refreshments from our fully stocked bar or an afternoon cream tea, either in the garden or by our cosy log burner in the guest lounge.

Belle Vue Royal Hotel - Boasting stunning views over Cardigan Bay, this 3-star hotel is situated on Aberyswyth's Victorian promenade, just a short walk from the town centre, train station and coastal path. Both the restaurant and bar offer a range of traditional and modern fare as well as an extensive wine menu and real ale. There are 3 conference and meeting rooms that hold from 25 to 125 people for any type of function. The hotel is open all year round, including Christmas and New Year. Please contact the hotel directly if you would like information on the festive period.

Premier Inn Caerphilly (Crossways) - At Crossways Business Park, a mile (1.6 km) from Caerphilly town centre, you can easily reach Caerphilly Castle, St. Fagans and Castell Coch. Expect free parking and comfortable en suite rooms. The Premier Inn Caerphilly (Crossways) has an on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant, serving pub-style meals in a family-friendly atmosphere. Some rooms can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

Ashburnham Hotel - Nearly 200 years old, this former inn has its own grounds and overlooks the Ashburnham golf links. With views of Gower Peninsula, it is on the edge of the Millennium coastal paths and cycle tracks. Extensively refurbished in recent years, the Ashburnham Hotel welcomes many return guests to enjoy its excellent services. Personal service to all guests is considered important at this hotel. All bedrooms have en suite bathrooms, courtesy trays, telephone, TV and wireless internet access. The Ashburnham Hotel is a wonderful area full of natural beauty and history. A short stroll will take you to the pretty harbour of Burry-Port, with its small fishing boats. Please note that there is no lift at the Ashburnham Hotel all rooms are only accessible by stairs. As a wedding venue, there is often a disco on Friday and Saturday evenings, which may cause some noise. Some rooms are directly above the disco.

The Spittal Of Glenshee - Set amid magnificent scenery, this charming, dog-friendly inn is the ideal base for a ski break in the Highlands, just 8 minutes from Glenshee Slopes, near Lecht and Aviemore. The Spitall of Glenshee is located over 2,100 feet (640 metres) above sea level, just off the A93 from Perth and Blairgowrie to Braemar. The site has been used as an inn since 961 AD. Today it is home to comfortable bedrooms including luxury suites, a fine-dining restaurant and ample parking. The Spittal of Glenshee sits between the Central and Eastern Highlands, on the road to Royal Deeside with easy access to 4 glens: Glenshee, Glenbeag, Glen Lochsie and Glen Taitneach. The area is also popular for climbing, hiking, golfing, mountain biking and horse riding.

The Manor House At Celtic Manor - Set within its own beautifully landscaped gardens in Newport, South Wales, this elegant 19th century manor house has been recognised as one of the finest hotels in the UK. Winner of the Egon Ronay award for the best hotel in Wales for 5 consecutive years, The Manor House at Celtic Manor offers 69 traditionally-styled guestrooms, each of which has been updated to offer a range of modern comforts, whilst still retaining the original character of the property. With its picturesque grounds, The Manor House is a popular choice for weddings. Furthermore it provides Hedleys and the Manor Suite, perfect for special occasions, The Patio Restaurant, the Cellar Bar and the Residents' Lounge.

Ye Olde Anchor Inn - Ye Olde Anchor Inn, set in the medival town of Ruthin, offers the perfect spot to spend a night whilst touring North Wales. The 18th century inn, with its low ceilings and oak beams, used to be a stopping place for drovers on their way from Holyhead to Shropshire. Now there's always a welcome from the owners Stephanie and David. Since they took over Ye Olde Anchor Inn in June 2003 they have transformed the accommodation and established a reputation for quality cuisine.

Old Court Hotel and Suites - A relaxing Elizabethan Manor House which maintains its character and architectural features, with a great oak door giving access to the reception. The hotel has 18 rooms, with an additional 4 suites available for that extra luxury. All rooms are en suite and a large percentage have historical characteristics such as exposed beams, original leaded windows and uneven floorboards - this creates a charm that takes you back centuries. Free Wi-Fi and broadband internet access are available. Each room has Freeview TV and telephone connections.