Wales b&bs and hotels

Tenby House

Stay in the centre of historic Tenby, just a minute from the port and the sandy beaches. Stylish rooms, good food and character bars. Also family-friendly cottage, sleeps 6, close by.

Gogarth Hall Farmhouse

A warm welcome awaits you in our farmhouse bed and breakfast accommodation with en-suite rooms, offering a traditional Welsh breakfast. Magnificent views of the mountains and the Dovey Estuary.

The Ferns Guest House

A friendly bed and breakfast situated in the centre of Betws-y-Coed, the gateway to the Snowdonia National Park. The perfect location for your Snowdonia adventure or relaxing break.

Driftwood Guest House

Newly refurbished boutique guest house located in the beautiful seaside village of Rhosneigr on the Isle of Anglesey. The property is situated just a short jaunt away from the popular beach and offers exceptional sea views from luxurious surroundings.

Fferm Glanyrynys Farm

A warm welcome is always assured at this family farm. Spacious and comfortable accommodation in a tranquil rural setting. Only 5 minutes from the National Botanic Garden of Wales, convenient for M4 and A48. Easy to find. Free wifi. Plenty of parking.

Trecoed Farm

In a peaceful setting just outside Builth Wells, Trecoed is a working farm offering a warm welcome, comfortable en-suite rooms and an excellent Welsh breakfast. An ideal base for exploring Mid Wales and the Wye Valley.

Ael y Bryn

Luxurious and spacious ground-floor accommodation. Four en-suite bedrooms with bath and large walk in shower. Excellent evening meals. Experience our location and hospitality in peaceful North Pembrokeshire. Panoramic views.

Gaer Farmhouse

Farmhouse bed and breakfast in a stunning valley near Llandrindod Wells in Mid Wales, convenient for the Royal Welsh showground at Builth Wells.

Tara

Food is our speciality, and we offer Cordon Bleu evening meals. New en-suite rooms. Quiet location with stunning views. Black Mountains walking from the house. On the National Cycle Route.

The Gro

Dating from 1650, The Gro is a mile north of the centre of Newtown, Montgomeryshire. Approached by a 100 metre driveway and set in over an acre of grounds, it is surrounded by countryside.