Bed And Breakfasts and Guest Houses 1 to 30 in Wales

The Horse and Jockey Inn- Originally a 14th century coaching inn, the Horse & Jockey offers a warm and friendly atmosphere, owned by the same family since 1989. Situated in Knighton town, close to the Offa's Dyke Centre, the inn offers a cosy lounge bar with log fire and a main bar with weekend entertainment. At the end of the large courtyard is an 80 seater restaurant which offers an extensive menu. Owner and chef Gary Salt can cater for any occasion. Booking is essential at weekends.

Oldwalls Leisure- In 50 acres of fields, woodland and private lakes, in the heart of a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Oldwalls Leisure offers free Wi-Fi and stylish, modern accommodation. In the centre of the Gower Peninsula, Oldwalls Leisure is a unique concept, combining a range of luxury accommodation with superb facilities for on-site indoor and outdoor activities. You can make the most of the private grounds by cycling, horse riding, fishing in the private lakes, playing tennis or enjoying a woodland walk. The superb location offers guests great access to all of the region's beaches, heritage sites and celebrated beauty spots, as well as a range of local outdoor countryside and seaside pursuits. The location also puts you right at the heart of village life in rural Gower, within walking distance of various quality restaurants and welcoming village pubs. The beautifully appointed rooms have stylish, modern designer bathrooms and plasma flat-screen TVs.

The Sunnyside- The Sunnyside has been recently refurbished and is a family-run establishment in a superb location near the Great Orme in Llandudno. Set just off a well-preserved Victorian promenade, comfortably decorated en suite rooms offer the added convenience of TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. An inviting restaurant (to seat 45) is on hand, complimented by a well-stocked bar/lounge. The Sunnyside is situated just 5 minutes' walk from Llandudno pier and promenade, and just 10 minutes' walk from the Llandudno Ski Centre and West Shore. Please note that the Sunnyside operates a completely non-smoking policy.

The Wilton- Located in the very heart of Llandudno, just 1 minute from the shops, beach and variety of bars and restaurants. The Wilton is perfectly situated to explore the town, its unique pier and Great Orme with its tram and cabin lift ride. We offer quality at affordable prices. We have a variety of rooms, catering for the individual or the larger family. All rooms are en- suite, have colour TV's, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers and clock radios. Some rooms have four poster beds and dvd players.

Bryn-y-Ddafad- This guest house is situated in a peaceful, rural location in the delightful countryside of the Vale of Glamorgan, just 4 miles from the M4 junction 34 and 3 miles from Cowbridge. The property is comprised of a spacious guest house together with a detached annex offering ground floor accommodation suitable for guests with limited mobility. Enjoy a restful night's sleep in a comfortable bed, followed by a scrumptious Welsh breakfast. Glyn and June aim to make your stay relaxing, enjoyable and memorable. Rooms are light and airy and those in the main house have views of the surrounding countryside. In addition to the bedrooms, guests staying in the house have access to a first floor lounge and also to a sun lounge below, leading to the attractive rear garden and patio area. The annex has a front door leading to a parking area and a rear door leading to the garden. Safe off-road parking is available and the guest house is strictly non-smoking.

Southmead Guesthouse- Southmead Guesthouse has a good location between Llanelli town centre and the new Millennium Coastal Park. It is within 10 minutes' walk of the local train station. The Southmead is convenient for Carmarthen and Swansea and is close to Llanelli College and the hospital. Llanelli has many pubs and great places to eat in, as well as fun activities like paintballing and horse riding. There are also some unique fishing spots.

Ardwyn House- Ardwyn is a glorious Belle ?poque-style guest house built in the early 1900s. It has a creative atmosphere with plenty of arts and crafts. Art Nouveau touches from the roll top baths to the light fittings are found throughout the house. The period bedrooms have double-aspect views, stylish designs and good bathrooms. There is a library/snooker room with comfy chairs and many books. The Royal Welsh Show Ground is a 20-minute drive away, and Llanwrtyd Wells has plenty of opportunities for walking and mountain biking.

The Oak Lodge Inn- The Oak Lodge is on the edge of the delightful old fishing village of Moelfre, which lies on the East Coast of the beautiful Isle of Anglesey. The Oak Lodge has 10 en suite bedrooms, all with welcome trays, TV and central heating. The rooms are individual and vary in size. Full Sky TV is available in the lounge. Bar snacks are available, as are delicious home-cooked meals in the restaurant. Enjoy a relaxing drink in the comfort of the cosy oak-beamed bar and take in the stunning panoramic sea views of Anglesey, Llandudno and Puffin Island.

The Horseshoe Guesthouse- In the old town area, just 5 minutes' walk from the River Wye, this 200-year-old Welsh stone building is rich in original character and traditional charm, with wood beams and exposed stonework. In the rural market town of Rhayader, known as the gateway to the Lakeland of Wales, the Horseshoe Guesthouse and Restaurant makes a great base from which to explore the region's magnificent mountains, valleys, woods and lakes. With original 18th-century timbers and a log fire, the lounges are furnished with deep comfortable chairs. The Horseshoe has been recently refurbished and now combines modern comforts and facilities with this lovely old building's historic character. The rooms are decorated in a traditional country style and each room has tea/coffee making facilities, modern central heating and a flat-screen TV. The fully licensed restaurant offers superb homemade food, freshly prepared using locally sourced produce. The wine list offers a selection of wines from around the world to complement your meal.

The Gower Golf Club- Nestled amid rolling hills in the beautiful Welsh countryside, this contemporary hotel and golf course is located on the spectacular Gower Peninsula, just minutes away from Swansea and the M4. Once a successful dairy farm, Gower Golf Club has been completely renovated and extended to provide an 18-hole golf course, 4-star guest accommodation, a wedding suite with civil licence and The Beacons restaurant. The golf course was designed by Donald Steel and has been made to utilise every challenging aspect of the rolling countryside on which it is set. Practice areas and tuition from a P.G.A professional are available.

Castle House BandB- In the ancient walled town of Denbigh, with stunning views out towards the mountains of the Clwydian Range, this beautifully preserved Georgian house offers luxurious and romantic accommodation. Dating back to 1820, the Castle House B&B is a Grade II listed former gentleman's residence with a magnificent setting, just below Denbigh Castle. On the edge of 9 acres of ancient woodland, in the most historic part of Denbigh, the house has a private footpath up to the town's ancient walls. There are 3 individually designed and magnificently appointed bedrooms. Each unique room has luxurious 500-thread-count Egyptian-cotton bed linen and a flat-screen TV with DVD player. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. A superb cooked traditional Welsh breakfast is included in the price and there is a romantic lounge and a graceful dining room. With luxurious accommodation, stunning d?cor and breathtaking views, Castle House is ideal for a relaxing or romantic break and a little well-earned indulgence.

The Wellington- One of the oldest buildings in Brecon, The Wellington's beautiful Georgian fa?ade stands looks over the town square and the monument of the Duke of Wellington. The Wellington is in a prime location at the heart of this charming historic market town. All of Brecon's attractions are within easy reach. The Wellington combines period charm, original features and historic character with modern comforts and facilities. All of the rooms are comfortable and contemporary, including plasma flat-screen TV with Sky satellite channels, tea/coffee and an en suite bathroom with bath and shower.

Harbourlight Guesthouse- Situated in the heart of the National Park's seaside village of Saundersfoot, this family-run guest house is just a 2-minute walk away from beautiful beaches, the harbour, restaurants and shops. An ideal location from which to explore the Pembrokeshire coastline, during your stay you can take leisurely strolls along sandy beaches, peaceful rambles through winding footpaths, or exhilarating walks across rugged cliffs admiring the spectacular scenery. In the evenings, the hotel's fully licensed bar is the hub around which you can meet your family, friends and our other guests to discuss the day's activities, or plan those for tomorrow. If you like a challenge, then try one of Allan's brain-teasing quizzes.

Salutation Inn- Situated in the Pembrokeshire National Park at the foot of the Preselis hills in the rural village of Felindre Farchog, this friendly inn offers good quality food and accommodation. Salutation Inn has a car park that is large enough to cope with all guests. It features a lounge bar serving lunch and dinner daily, a local bar with pool table, and the newly built Denley's restaurant for fine dining (currently only open at weekends). The large garden at the rear borders the River Nevern that is teeming with salmon and brown trout during much of the summer, much of which finds its way to the inn's kitchen. If you enjoy the countryside, walking, fishing, bird watching or golfing, then you will find that this is a great place to visit. A warm welcome, good food, well stocked bar and a wide selection of wines awaits you.

The Avala Guesthouse- Ideally located within walking distance of Cardiff's vibrant city centre, this charming Victorian property has been refurbished as a comfortable, modern guest house. The Avala has recently been awarded a 3-Star Guest Accommodation grade by Visit Wales. All of the rooms are en suite and have LCD TV with around 30 Freeview channels. Complimentary tea and coffee making facilities are also available. In the evenings you can unwind and plan your next day's activities in the comfortable guest lounge, complete with TV and complimentary Wi-Fi. Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the building.

The Clovelly- The Clovelly, located in the picturesque Victorian town of Llandudno North Wales. Situated a short walk from the High Street, Promenade, theatre & conference center.Ideal base for touring the many wonderful attractions and sites in North Wales, including Snowdonia Naational Park.

Llwyn Onn Guest House- Llwyn Onn Guest House is in an idyllic setting overlooking the Llwyn Onn reservoir in the heart of the Brecon Beacons. Recently awarded with AA and Welsh Tourist Board 4 Stars, complete with 11 en-suite bedrooms. Llwyn Onn Guest House aims to provide a warm and friendly atmosphere for guests. Nestled in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, Llwyn Onn is the perfect location for both business and leisure stays, with picturesque views and scenic walks to help you escape city life and experience the great outdoors. Come and see for yourself!

Dylan Thomas House- The birthplace of the poet, Dylan Thomas, this Edwardian house has been beautifully restored to its original condition, and offers a unique overnight experience. You can walk back into Edwardian times and enjoy the peace of a house with no TV, but instead with a phonogram, books, newspapers of the day and card games to keep you amused. Guided tours and walks are available. Close to Cwmdonkin Park, Dylan Thomas House is just 1 mile (1.6 km) from Swansea city centre and 5 miles (8 km) from Mumbles and Gower beaches. The house sleeps up to 6 people in 1 double, 1 twin and 2 single rooms including Dylans tiny bedroom with its original gas lamp point. Over two-thirds of Thomas' published output was written here.

Castle Hotel- Centrally located within the beautiful Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron, this hotel offers traditionally decorated rooms and a fine selection of drinks from its bar. Your accommodation at the Castle Hotel will be in a well-appointed room with en suite shower room. Rooms are traditionally decorated, and feature a hand-made tapestry from a nearby woolen mill. The hotel's bar offers all the warmth and charm of a traditional Welsh inn.

Bryn-Y-Mor- An attractive seafront Victorian accommodation with lovely view of the bay and mountains in Llandudno. Just off A55, within easy travelling distance to Snowdonia National Park, Castles of Wales and Isle of Anglesey. Our property nestles at the foot of The Great Orme and from our elevated position, commands spectacular sweeping views of the Llandudno Bay, Pier and Little Orme. Although we have magnificent views, our access is from the promenade level and we are only 40 yards from the Pier entrance. The main shopping area, Mostyn Street and the Victoria Centre are just a few minutes walk. The North Wales Theatre and Conference Centre, as well as the Great Orme Tramway are all close by. Our non-smoking establishment offers the discerning visitor tranquil views from our residents lounge, sweeping views of the bay from our patio and restful superior rooms from which to relax and enjoy the delights of Llandudno. Having your own room key means that you can freely access the property at any time and our friendly, fully trained staff will be on hand to make your holiday special. Outdoor activities are also catered for in Llandudno with access to the North Wales Golf Course's, the Cycle Path, Great Orme Ski Slope and Toboggan Run. Please note that there is no lift.

The Stables- In 15 acres of beautiful, peaceful countryside, on the edge of the Llyn Peninsula and Snowdonia National Park, The Stables offers charming 4-star guest accommodation and free parking. Originally built in the 1970s, The Stables has en suite ground-level rooms and 2 self-catering cottages. Each room is individually decorated, with its own charm. The Stables was once the home of the Olivers, a well-known local family of horse breeders. The breakfast room is in the original stable block, converted in the 1960s. With 15 acres of countryside and plenty of free parking, The Stables makes a great base for Snowdonia and North Wales, superb for walking, fishing, climbing and sailing. There are beaches within 2 miles (3.2 km) and Caernarfon is just 3 miles (5 km) away. Storage for bikes is available at The Stables.

Ffarm Country House- This Grade II listed building dates back to 1706 and is located in the beautiful village of Betws yn Rhos. Ffarm Country House is set in set in 2 acres of grounds and is ideal for all types of stay. All rooms have a flat-screen TV, a DVD player, robes, slippers and an en suite bathroom. There is a village pub 4 minutes' walk away, and walking, golf, shooting, fishing, climbing, tennis, dry-slope skiing and sailing can be enjoyed in the local area. There are also castles and historic houses to explore.

Blue Seas Bed and Breakfast- Blue Seas can be found in the 12th century village of Newton, situated in South Wales most popular holiday resort Porthcawl. Come and join us and enjoy our family run bed and breakfast, situated on the waters edge overlooking the idylic Newton Beach adjacent to Trecco Bay. Cast your eyes a little further to explore the Glamorgan Heritage Coast and surrounding country side. A perfect location for all your holiday activities.

Bryn Holcombe Non Smoking- Ideal for touring Snowdonia National Park, this friendly accommodation offers a warm welcome, comfy en suite rooms and a tasty, hot Welsh breakfast. Bryn Holcombe offers double and twin rooms, all tastefully decorated and furnished to a high standard. From the establishment you can embark on beautiful country and coastal walks close to Colwyn Bay and around the hills, valleys, lakes and mountains of Snowdonia. Close by are the world heritage sites of Conwy Castle and the medieval walled town; Plas Mawr the Elizabethan manor house; the world famous Bodnant Gardens; Llandudno and the Great Orme Nature Reserve; and the Welsh Mountain Zoo. Explore miles of sandy beaches and golf courses, try horse riding and explore many more attractions. The hotel is just minutes away from the main coastal bus route.

Ty Morgan's Guest House- This thoroughly modern 3-storey guest house offers contemporary accommodation in the heart of the historic market town of Rhayader. Totally renovated in the summer of 2006, a selection of 4 guest rooms is available for a convenient and private stay. Individually styled by an interior designer, each room offers a variety of modern facilities. The guest house itself over looks the town centre and is part of a complex that includes The Strand Bistro, Morgan's Restaurant and The Strand Coffee and Sandwich shop.

Tegfan Guesthouse- Within Caernarfon's ancient medieval town walls, this friendly guest house is within 200 metres of the Castle, the Menai Straits, the Marina and the Galeri Theatre. Tegfan Guest House offers rooms with central heating, digital TV, DVD players, tea/coffee and bottled water. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms. Fresh towels are provided daily and there is a selection of DVDs, books and magazines available. Close to the unspoilt beauty of Snowdonia, the guest house is only 200 metres from a very nice pub called the Anglesey Arms on the harbour front, which has spectacular views over the Menai Straits.

Oaklands bed and Breakfast- Nestled amid the beautiful countryside of North Wales, this charming guest house is situated in Llangollen, within easy reach of all the area's main attractions and beauty spots. Close to Thomas Telford's famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, the area has some lovely walks, including the Offas Dyke path. There are 3 pubs within walking distance and a bus stop right outside the door, providing access to the wonderful surroundings. A beautiful Victorian building, the Oaklands has been completely updated to offer all modern facilities, whilst still maintaining its ornate brick work and most of the original features.

Tyr Graig Castle- With stunning views of Cardigan Bay, this impressive Victorian building has a magnificent cliff-top location, between the sea and the mountains of the Snowdonia National Park. Originally built in the late 1880s for a famous gunmaker, Tyr Graig Castle was constructed to resemble both a castle and a double-barrelled shotgun. Today, the building has been converted to offer 4-star guest accommodation, but it still has beautiful original Victorian features, including stained glass windows, original wood panelling and decorative floors and ceilings. All of the en suite rooms have modern comforts and facilities, including TVs and DVD players. The lounge has a real log fire and drinks are available from the conservatory bar. There is also a terrace with superb views over the water. Overlooking Cardigan Bay, the restaurant offers traditional home-cooked British and Welsh food, made with the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally.

The Forest Country House BandB- Hidden away in the beautiful, peaceful Vale of Kerry, this splendid Victorian country house offers luxurious 4-star bed and breakfast accommodation in 5 charming en suite double rooms. Built in around 1850, the guest house today offers high-quality accommodation for walkers, riders, cyclists, business people and holidaymakers. The peaceful, tranquil location makes the guest house a wonderful, relaxing base from which to explore the Newtown area and Mid-Wales. The guest house is set in 4.5 acres of garden and paddocks in the beautiful Kerry Valley. All of the rooms have fine views of the gardens and the valley. Each charming en suite room is well equipped with modern facilities such as satellite TV, DVD players, tea/coffee making facilities and Wi-Fi wireless internet access on request. With wonderful views over the garden, the guest drawing room is perfect for relaxing. The guest house also has a tennis court, kennels for dogs and horse stables.

Cwrt Mawr- Beautiful, secluded and in a peaceful setting, this small mansion with heated swimming pool overlooks the open countryside of the Aeron and Teifi Valleys to the Cambrian Mountains beyond. Cwrd Mawr is south of Aberystwyth and east of the coastal towns of New Quay or Aberaeron. The Georgian mansion has just 4 bedrooms, each with an en suite bathroom or shower room. Each room has a flat-screen HD TV with Freesat, complimentary toiletries and use of a small guest kitchen for snacks.