For a quintessentially Welsh escape it doesn't get much better than booking a room in a pub. Expect cosy rooms, hearty meals, and firelit bars which are undoubtedly the best places to meet the locals. There is a wide selection to choose from when you are looking to book one of the best pubs with rooms in Wales and because of this, our Hotel Gurus have compiled a concise list of their favourites. Whether you want access to Snowdonia National Park, enjoy a coastal break or take the whole family away - there is something for all occasions here. So why not browse through our collection to start planning your stay?
For families
- Browns Hotel dates back to 1752 and used to be the favourite watering hole of poet Dylan Thomas. Rooms are elegantly restored and the bar stocks some of Wales' best ales. With toys, books, and games consoles provided for children - this is a great choice for a family break.
- The Stackpole Inn is a charming rural inn set near the coast in Pembrokeshire surrounded by beautiful walking trails. A firelit restaurant serves exemplary pub grub and there's a good selection of local ales. Offering family suites sleeping up to four, this is a laid back spot for a rural family break.
For Snowdonia National Park
- The Saracens Head is a chic boutique inn offering 11 stylish yet cosy rooms. A traditional pub serves hearty cuisine alongside a wide selection of ales. Perfectly located to explore Snowdonia National Park, this is an ideal base for ramblers, mountain bikers, and nature enthusiasts.
- Cross Foxes is perfectly located for outdoor enthusiasts. Set at the foot of Cadair Idris Mountain and with Snowdonia National Park nearby, there is a host of activities available locally. The 6 rooms are chic and contemporary and the restaurant serves hearty fare.
For a rural escape
- Bell at Skenfrith is an old coaching inn turned stylish hideaway in Monmouthshire - perfect for the great outdoors. Quaint rooms perfectly mix traditional features with contemporary style. Superb food comes straight from the organic kitchen garden. Relaxed, family friendly and perfectly remote.
- The West Arms is an unspoiled 16th-century inn nestled in the foothills of the Berwyn Mountains. Rooms are cosy and unique with antiques, original features and modern bathrooms. The seasonal menus and well-stocked bar entice locals and guests alike. A charming choice for a rural break.
For a coastal break
- Penhelig Arms is a picturesque waterfront hotel featuring rooms which marry original features with modern conveniences and boast wonderful sea views. With a quaint bar (complete with cosy fireplace) and a restaurant serving locally sourced Welsh produce, this is an utterly charming coastal stay.
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