Cardiff
Number One Hundred is a family owned and managed bed and breakfast in Cardiff City Centre. The hotel has seven clean, simple, fully en-suite bedrooms and offer a continental breakfast each morning. Great value just a short walk from all of the shops and attractions of Cardiff city centre.
Gwynedd (Gwynedd)
Quiet B&B views of Cardigan Bay. Cream coloured rooms have wrought iron beds, large windows and pine furniture. Conservatory, library and extensive gardens. Evening meals are served in cosy dining room. For a peaceful weekend, this is a lovely choice.
Carmarthenshire (Carmarthenshire)
Built in 1752 and forever linked to poet and writer Dylan Thomas, Brown's Hotel is now an iconic literary address. The rooms have been elegantly refurbished and the bar is stocked with plenty of Welsh ales. An ideal place to stay for any Thomas fans looking to relive and explore his past.
Builth Wells (Builth Wells)
This historic three star manor house set in it's own 27 acres of delightful gardens can be found in the Wye Valley where nature's fauna and flora abound. Friendly atmosphere with elegant rooms. Experience the best of rugged countryside and relax by a roaring fire to finish off your day.
Caernarfon ( Gwynedd )
A charming restaurant with rooms in historic Caernarfon. Four beautifully styled rooms benefit from plenty of light flooding through the sash windows, open fireplaces and pops of colour coming from the Welsh tapestry bed spreads. With plenty to explore in the area this is the perfect weekend escape.
Glamorgan (Llangennith)
A stone's throw from the beach, Blas Gwyr is a charming B&B in the coastal village of Llangennith. Featuring comfortable rooms and excellent breakfasts, it's perfect for exploring the coast around Swansea or hiking in the Brecon Beacons.
Glamorgan (Gower )
Cosy hotel for a weekend break in Wales. Nineteen simple en-suite bedrooms at this traditional country inn. Log fire and a restaurant with relaxed and friendly old pub atmosphere. Stunning banqueting hall for weddings. Nestled beneath Cefn Bryn, Gower’s highest point. Ideal weekend getaway.
Isle of Anglesey (Beaumaris)
A small contemporary hotel situated in two 400 year old buildings. Rooms are simply designed with clean lines, bursts of colour and simple white bathrooms. Offering both a laid back and award-winning fine-dining restaurant, friendly service and an atmospheric well-stocked bar.
Narberth (Narberth)
Charming hotel in the South Wales village of Narberth. 32 Townhouse features plush rooms, an excellent restaurant and an atmospheric bar. History lovers will enjoy visiting the region's glut of castles.
Swansea
Boutique chic comes to rejuvenated Swansea. Individually styled rooms perfectly mix traditional and contemporary styles. Some feature heavy four poster beds. Modern light and airy bathrooms. Swansea's only Champagne Bar and an excellent restaurant make this a stylish choice.
Ruthin
Art gallery meets boutique restaurant with rooms in the market town of Ruthin, the gateway to North Wales. Contemporary rooms with bold colours and stylish furniture. Boasting a sought-after restaurant & excellent bar. Ideal for a country escape or to rent the whole property for a special occasion.
Cardiff (Glamorgan)
A boutique hotel surrounded by shops and eateries in Cardiff's city centre. The chic interiors have a retro vibe with cool pops of colour and themes celebrating classic Welsh heritage. There's a 24/7 gym, plus a rooftop bar and restaurant with stunning views of the skyline. A city escape with style.
Dolgellau (Dolgellau)
A quaint option at the heart of Snowdonia National Park. A former country jail now beautifully renovated. Rooms feature exposed stone walls, crisp white linen and comfortable beds. The intimate restaurant serves hearty food and there's a cosy bar. An ideal spot to return to after a day outdoors.
Llandudno
Boutique B&B in small seaside town. Urban interior within a traditional Victorian villa. Rooms with all mod-cons.
Aberystwyth (Aberystwyth)
A boutique seaside hotel with a strong sense of Welsh identity and impressive sea views. Traditional stone walls sit alongside contemporary fittings. A laid backed restaurant serves up excellent local food. Perfectly situated to make the most of this corner of Wales.
Newport (Newport)
A charming guesthouse located in the pretty coastal village of Newport Pembrokeshire. Five simply styled rooms feature sink-into beds, crisp white linen and lovely rural views. Featuring a cosy fire-lit lounge and a beautifully manicured garden. A quintessentially British stay.
Pembrokeshire (Milford Haven )
A charming two bedroom B&B in the small coastal town of Milford Haven. Traditionally dressed rooms feature antique furniture, patterned wallpaper, open fireplaces and large windows. Indulgent breakfasts are served and the property is ideally located for exploring the surrounding countryside.
Gwynedd
An historic mountaineer's hotel offering characterful service, right under Snowdonia. Delightfully eccentric climbing inn with a range of comfortable sleeping options. With a hearty breakfast to start the day and a lively dinner upon your return!
Gwynedd (Porthmadog)
A luxury country house boasting glorious views across the picturesque countryside. Three individually styled rooms are traditionally dressed with antique furniture, soft hues and sink-into beds. With Snowdonia National Park on the doorstep this is the perfect rural escape.
Pembrokeshire (Stackpole)
With delightful rooms and some of the best food for miles around served in the restaurant, The Stackpole Inn is a superb small hotel. With four elegant rooms, it's a great option for families looking to explore Pembrokeshire.
Gwynedd (Dolgellau)
Set amidst beautiful rolling woodlands, Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel is a classy establishment. Whether you are in the region to fish or explore Snowdonia, the hotel offers great accommodation with comfortable rooms and an excellent restaurant.
Llangollen (Llangollen LL20)
A stylish Victorian townhouse turned boutique guesthouse in a beautiful mountain town adjacent to the Llangollen canal. Nine chic modern rooms come with artsy décor in black and white, the best with an in-room tub for two. There's a self-catering cottage too. A great base for local exploring.
Conwy (WALES)
A lovingly renovated country house commanding a spectacular location overlooking the beautiful Welsh mountains. Rooms are spacious with a traditional unfussy feel. Breakfast is an indulgent affair and there's a number of pubs in the vicinity to try in the evening or along the way on a ramble.
Pembrokeshire (Clynderwen )
A charming farmhouse set in acres of beautiful farm and woodlands. The two rooms are simply dressed with oak or pine furniture, white washed walls, and pastel hues. Indulgent farmhouse breakfasts are served using all local produce. A tranquil spot to explore the region from.
Monmouthshire
Restaurant with rooms located on a remote stretch of the River Usk. Excellent food is made with ingredients from the kitchen garden; dine al fresco on the water's edge. Sumptuous rooms, some with four-poster beds, have a deluxe feel. Guests have access to nearby golf & spa resort if they fancy it.
Carmarthenshire
A landmark building in the lovely village of Llandeilo. Large rooms mix contemporary design with a traditional feel. High ceilings with criss-crossing wooden beams. The large bar sells regional drinks and the restaurant serves up wholesome Welsh food. An ideal base for exploring Wales.
Powys (Newtown)
A fantastic little B&B in mid Wales near the Cambrian mountains and not far from the stunning coastline. Elegant bedrooms and a licensed bar. Plenty to do; walking, cycling, festivals etc. Excellent value and lots of outdoor activities.
Gwynedd (Gwynedd )
A boutique country pub set in the picturesque Snowdonia village of Beddgelert. A handful of rooms are simple and chic with crisp white linen, patterned wallpaper and contemporary furniture. Hearty food is served in the restaurant alongside a choice selection of ales.
Ceredigion
A striking Georgian country house set in scenic countryside near the coast. The main house features 3 bedrooms that mix period features with contemporary style. A further 2 rooms are found in the self-catering cottage. Expect homemade breakfasts served with jazz music. A luxurious rural getaway.
Aberdovey (Gwynedd)
A picturesque waterfront hotel in the heart of Aberdovey, Gwynedd. The rooms marry original features with modern conveniences and wonderful sea views. There is a quaint on site bar with a cosy fireplace, and a restaurant serving locally sourced Welsh produce. Utterly charming.
Llangollen
Former bank building converted into a good-value property on the River Dee. Fresh & airy rooms with soft pastel colours, wooden floors & on-trend furnishings look out onto the water. With an outdoor equipment shop & cafe on the ground floor, everything is on-site for a weekend of outdoor adventures.
Llandudno (Conwy)
A grand historic hotel that has been run by the same family for three generations. Elegant rooms range in size but are traditionally dressed with antiques, marble bathrooms, and original features. A restaurant serves modern British fare and there's a spoiling spa too. A classic coastal getaway.
Narberth (Pembrokeshire)
A converted farmhouse boasting a spectacular setting in the pretty Pembrokeshire countryside. Chic, comfortable rooms are white-washed with cast iron beds, crisp white linen and contemporary bathrooms. The perfect spot for a walking holiday or to just simply unwind.
Gwynedd (Tywyn)
A charming country house set in an astonishingly beautiful part of rural Wales. Four individually styled rooms are simple and cosy with sink-in-to beds, cosy fabrics and exposed stone walls. A sunny terrace offers a spot to admire the views and the snug lounge is ideal after a day spent outdoors.
Abergavenny (Crickhowell)
A converted Manor House located near the Brecon Beacons. Individually styled rooms are traditionally dressed with antique furniture and soft hues and have sash windows. An indoor pool, expansive garden and numerous activities on offer in the area make this ideal for family holidays.
Tenby (Tenby)
A boutique B&B on the outskirts of pretty Tenby and surrounded by beautifully manicured gardens. Individually styled rooms are just the right balance of traditional and contemporary with feature wallpaper, indulgent bathrooms and exposed beams. A charming spot from which to explore the region.
Tenby (Tenby)
A lovely country hotel, set on the Pembrokeshire coast. The rooms are elegant and spacious with tasteful furnishings and excellent balcony views. In the summer, delicious home cooked food can be enjoyed on the veranda. Explore the beautiful surrounding National Park or go for a round of golf.
Tenby
A chic restaurant and small hotel located in the picturesque coastal town of Tenby. Beautifully designed rooms feature pine wood panelling, simple modern furniture and luxurious bathrooms. Hearty pub classics are served in the restaurant alongside a choice selection of ales.
Cardigan (Moylegrove)
A beautifully converted vicarage set in a secluded and scenic spot near the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Rooms are fresh and light with large sash windows, contemporary hues, and polished wooden floors. There are also luxury huts for something a little more private. A chic spot for a coastal getaway.
Caernarfon (nr. CAERNARFON)
A charming hotel in a glorious part of Wales. Simply styled rooms feature floor to ceiling windows (to enjoy the garden views), soft hues and modern bathrooms. A fine-dining restaurant is worthy of a visit alone. With numerous outdoor pursuits in the area this is the perfect country escape.
Hay on Wye
A chic small hotel in the pretty market town of Hay-on-Wye and just on the edge of the glorious Brecon Beacons. Elegant rooms feature enormous sash windows, white washed walls and choice antiques. The restaurant is fabulous and worthy of a visit alone. A charming stay.
Gwynedd (Bwlchtocyn)
Combining a stunning location with an excellent hotel service, Porth Tocyn Hotel is a superb spot. Homely rooms, a great restaurant and lovely views all come together to create a stellar establishment on the Welsh coast.
Saundersfoot (Saundersfoot)
A luxury B&B located in a secluded spot in the pretty Pembrokeshire countryside. A handful of coastal inspired rooms are chic and contemporary with white-washed walls, plenty of light and indulgent bathrooms. A tranquil, adult only, property ideal for exploring the region.
Hay on Wye (Powys)
A delightful Georgian B&B just outside Hay on Wye. Elegant rooms are tastefully decorated with floral fabrics and antique pieces; some with rolltop baths. There are two comfortable lounges with cosy fires, an honesty bar and plenty of books and games. A home from home in a lovely peaceful location.
Pembrokeshire
A restaurant with rooms set within its own vineyard in a picturesque part of Wales. Simply styled rooms benefit from plenty of natural light, soft hues and dark wooden furniture. The unique restaurant spans four venues across the farm and is worthy of a visit alone.
Conwy
300 year old old coaching inn with views of a Conwy castle. Individually designed rooms offer a clever combination of contemporary style & traditional comfort. The restaurant serves local Welsh produce and there's a spa for pampering. A great base for exploring the North Welsh coast.
Carmarthenshire (Llandovery)
For walkers and artists, and all those who love the great outdoors, The New White Lion in the Breacon Beacons and Cambrian Mountains is a wonderful retreat. After a day in dramatic scenery sleep and eat in the greatest of comfort. Cosy log burning fires, lavish rooms, hot baths and huge breakfasts.
Abergavenny (Abergavenny )
A converted pub featuring contemporary rooms and a highly acclaimed restaurant. Simple and clean in design, rooms have floor to ceiling windows, white washed walls and modern bathrooms. A creative British menu focuses on local produce. A charming country escape.
Carmarthenshire (LLANLLAWDDOG)
A chic B&B boasting a glorious location surrounded by hills and forest. The hosts have given the historic mansion a complete revamp leaving the interiors fresh, contemporary and light. Combining the tranquil location and abundance of outdoor pursuits in the region, this is the ultimate rural escape.
Aberaeron
A contemporary seaside hotel and restaurant in charming Aberaeron. Rooms spread among three historic harbour side buildings. Splashes of colour, wrought iron freestanding baths and lively patterns make this a unique property. The chef prepares modern welsh cuisine. A standout property.