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Nanhoron Arms Hotel, Nefyn, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, Wales
The Nanhoron Arms Hotel is situated in the historic Welsh town of Nefyn on the stunning Lleyn Peninsula. Boasting some of the most beautiful and cleanest beaches in Britain, the Lleyn Peninsula offers breathtaking scenery as well as some of the best walking locations in North Wales. The beach is only a short walk away and is ideal for families and couple alike. With a varied number of activites available such as walking, climbing, horseriding, golfing and of course sailing along the virtually untouched coastline. There'll be something to do for everyone.
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The Don, , Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd, Wales
The Don is a family run bed & breakfast in the heart of Snowdonia. We offer comfortable accommodation in Blaenau Ffestiniog with a traditional breakfast at competitive prices. There are 3 newly decorated rooms: 2 en-suite and 1 with a private bathroom. We do have one room accessible from the ground floor with a shower, suitable to the “less mobile” guest. 2–course evening meals and pack lunches are provided on request.
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Plasnewydd Bed and Breakfast, , Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys, Wales
An idyllic place to stay for your vacation in Wales where a warm welcome, spotlessly clean and high levels of comfort, awaits tourists at PLASNEWYDD BED AND BREAKFAST, at Llanwrtyd Wells, Mid Wales, (The Smallest Town in Britain). This friendly, country B&B is located near to The Royal Welsh Agricultural Show Ground at Llanelwedd, Builth Wells.
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Harbourlight Guest House, , Saundersfoot Village, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Family run accommodation with licensed bar and on site parking. Situated in the heart of the coastal village of Saundersfoot within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, South West Wales. Two minutes walk from beautiful seaside beaches, harbour, restaurants and shops. An ideal holiday location from which to enjoy your break, relaxing or exploring the coastline, secluded beaches and rock pools, or the county's many indoor and outdoor activities, attractions and theme parks.
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Cefn-y-Dre House, , Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Dating back to 1512, Cefn-y-Dre, set in one and a half acres of garden, is listed as one of Pembrokeshire's Historic Homes. Though in open countryside alongside a dairy farm, it is little more than one mile from Fishguard town centre and two miles from the ferry terminal, with its twice daily sailings to Ireland.
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Blue Dolphin Hotel, , Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Roger, Bryony and Jonathan welcome you to the Blue Dolphin Hotel and Restaurant which is in the walled seaside town of Tenby in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. We are a small friendly hotel and restaurant positioned one minute walk from Tudor square in the centre of Tenby and a one minute stroll to the beautiful Tenby South Beach.
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Pant y Bas, Pentrefelin, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, Wales
Pant y Bas translated into English means Shallow Hollow. Originally forming part of the historic Dynefwr estate, Pant y Bas has seven acres of landscaped grounds with scenic rural surrounding. Picnic areas on the lawn and by the River. Country Pub within walking distance. A perfect base to explore Wales and convenient for numerous local attractions. Enjoy Carmarthenshire in Bloom!
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The Laurels, St Fagans, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales
The Laurels is a family run home, offering flexible, comfortable accommodation for both commercial visitors and tourists within a few minutes drive of M4 junction 33 and Cardiff City Centre. We offer family and twin rooms with private bathroom and double ensuite. All rooms are furnished to a high standard. The Laurels has a 4 star grading from the Welsh Tourist Board.
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Court Farm, Caldicot, Newport, Gwent, Wales
A warm welsh welcome awaits you at COURT FARM offering comfortable farmhouse accommodation set in delightful gardens. Convenient for exploring the Wye Valley and historic towns of Chepstow , Caldicot & Penlow Castle or roman ruins of Caerleon near Newport. Within easy access are numerous golf courses, Dewstow, St Pierre, Celtic Manor.
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High Noon Guest House, , Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Chris and Sheri Barnikel have been attending to the smooth running of High Noon since 1994. Chris is originally from Pembrokeshire so has plenty of local knowledge to impart to the guests. High Noon is situated in the attractive walled town of Pembroke, one of Wales’ most historic sites. Pembroke is also on the route of the Pembrokeshire National Park Coast Path which makes the High Noon an ideal base to explore it’s enchanting beaches and superb scenery.
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