Denbighshire (Ceiriog Valley)

A cosy country pub set in the stunning Ceiriog Valley boasting a standout restaurant and a small spa. Rooms are decorated with a contemporary spin on traditional design. An outdoor hot tub with superb views, a good selection of ales, and hearty British classics make this ideal for a country getaway.

• Country Escape - With cosy interiors, good ales, hearty cuisine, and beautiful walking country — this has all the markers of a good rural getaway
• Foodies - The two AA Rosette restaurant offers a modern spin on British classics
• Great walks - There are miles of scenic hiking trails through the Berwyns starting directly from the property
• Spa - Massages, facials, and nail treatments are offered at the small spa

Monmouthshire (Newport)

Set in a stone-built monastery, this charming hotel is nestled within the historic town of Caerleon on the River Usk. The rooms are light and airy, some with antique furniture, four-posters, and free-standing tubs. There's a fine dining restaurant, tapas bar, and secluded grounds. A tranquil stay.

• Romantic Break - Four-poster beds, antique furnishings, and free-standing tubs make for a relaxed romantic escape full of character and charm
• Local exploring - Discover the area's ancient history with its castles, barracks, and Roman baths
• Restaurant - Savour the best of locally-sourced cuisine at the restaurant
• Four poster beds

Carmarthenshire (Llanarthney)

A contemporary country house offering a luxurious rural escape near Brecon Beacons National Park. Three spacious rooms boast modern bathrooms, elegant furnishings and large sash windows making the most of the scenic surrounds. Ideally positioned for exploring this historic corner of Wales.

• Country Escape - A magestic country house set in beautifully manicured gardens.
• Sights nearby - Visit the spectacular Aberglasney House and award winning gardens.
• Great walks - Find miles of scenic nature trails to be explored.
• Restrictions on children - Adult only

Isle of Anglesey

Grade 11 listed gothic style property, inspired by the french chateaux in the Loire valley, turned luxury hotel and venue overlooking the Menai Straits. Twenty two contemporary styled bedrooms, plus three self catering cottages. Superb onsite facilities. Ideal for groups or adrenalin seekers!

• Tennis - Tennis court on site. You can borrow equipment if you've forgotten your own!
• Great walks - Snowdonia National Park is close by as the Wales Coastal Path
• Views - Wonderful mountain views over the Menai Straits
• On the beach - Private beach on the Menai Straits

Llandudno

Charming owner-run B&B with sea views & acres of gardens outside Llandudno. Very comfortable recently-renovated rooms boast modern bathrooms; traditional public areas include a fireside living room & sun terrace. Tranquil natural setting makes this ideal for those after a peaceful rural break.

• Country Escape - Wonderfully secluded rural spot, yet well-connected to local beaches, sites & Llandudno town
• Back to Nature - A very comfortable & homey base for exploring Snowdonia National Park
• Great walks - A range of walks from the property offer amazing views of Snowdonia National Park, Conwy Estuary & Anglesey
• Views - Elevated position on Nant-Y-Gamar mountain means that sea & countryside views are plentiful

St Davids (Haverfordwest)

Smart B&B hotel set in a 19th century vicarage just outside St. Davids. The stylish rooms are comfortable and spacious with fashionable furnishings and artwork. Perfect for people who are interested in exploring the Pembrokeshire coast with its stunning cliffs, wildlife and beaches.

• Birdwatching - Nearby Ramsay Island is great for watching seabirds.
• Great walks - Stunning walks around the St David's Peninsula.
• Sights nearby - Three miles from Roch Castle.
• 5* Luxury

Powys

Stylish owner-run B&B situated in rural Wales. Carefully curated rooms boast mid-century pieces, unique artworks, high thread count sheets & Cambrian Mountain views. Dine on homegrown breakfasts, explore acres of garden or relax in front of the fire. Chic yet laid-back base for exploring Snowdonia.

• Active Holiday - Mid Wales offers so much to do from watersports, shooting, fishing & ziplining to mountain biking, hiking & sailing
• Back to Nature - The picturesque & unspoilt region is the perfect tonic for those looking to escape the stress of the city
• Local exploring - Ideal location for exploring both the Cardigan Bay coastline & Snowdonia National Park
• Great walks - Head off for days of countryside walks directly from the property. The owners will even pack your sandwiches

Isle of Anglesey

A stylish coastal hotel and restaurant set on the Island of Anglesey. Chic rooms are decorated with wicker chairs, time-worn leather, raw linen, weathered wooden tables, and have sand-bleached floors. The Welsh restaurant is laidback and very good. Ideal for families or couples.

• Families - With a laidback feel, large rooms that beds can be added to, kids' menus, & the beach nearby — this is ideal for family getaways
• Great walks - The coast is beautiful — a perfect place for long blustery walks
• Restaurant - The restaurant serves good Welsh cuisine
• Restaurant with rooms

Glamorgan

An elegant Victorian manor in the lush Welsh countryside near Bridgend. The interiors feature period details, from high ceilings to wood-panelled walls, combined with contemporary touches. With a spa, fine dining, and a cosy lounge with fire, it’s the perfect retreat for relaxation and indulgence.

• Hideaway - Nestled in serene woodlands, this Victorian mansion offers a secluded escape with charming rooms and peaceful countryside views
• Total relaxation - Unwind in the tranquil spa, savour exquisite local cuisine, and enjoy the rolling hills for a perfect stress-free retreat
• Great walks - Stroll through the woodland trails surrounding the estate, with wonderful views of the Welsh countryside
• Sights nearby - Take a short drive to the stunning beaches along the nearby Glamorgan Heritage Coastline

Glamorgan

Charming owner-run guesthouse in the small village of Llantwit Major, just 30 mins from Cardiff. Dating from the 16th-century, the dog-friendly manor house offers classic rooms with fresh contemporary touches. Lawn, bar & function rooms make this ideal for both small events or exploring the area.

• Local exploring - Homely & affordable base for enjoying The Vale of Glamorgan's historical sites, natural wonders & excellent outdoor activities
• Weddings - Lovely setting for intimate weddings for up to 80 in the Heritage Suite, Garden Conservatory or Secret Garden
• Pet friendly - Dog-friendly rooms can accomodate up to 2 pets & offer direct garden access. Expect beds, bowls & treats
• Great walks - Nearby pathways lead to the stunning Jurassic cliffs of Glamorgan's Heritage Coast, with access to over 60km of walking trails

Gwynedd (Wales)

A charming hotel in the heart of Snowdonia. The comfortable interiors feature artwork by regional artists with a nod to the area's mining heritage. There's a restaurant serving simple fare, a cosy bar, garden, and a terrace with wonderful mountain views. The perfect choice to get away from it all.

• Country Escape - Set amid some of Wales's most beautiful natural mountains and moorland, enjoy the spectacular scenery in perfect peace
• Active Holiday - Nearby Llechwedd has zip lines, a subterranean 18-hole crazy golf course, and challenging mountain biking trails
• Great walks - Enjoy a day's hiking, exploring the wild, craggy mountains which surround the hotel
• Sights nearby - Visit the charming village of Portmeirion with its Italianate buildings, gardens and coastal views

Swansea (Glamorgan)

This adults-only boutique hotel in a stunning cornflower blue sits proudly in the heart of Swansea. The interiors ooze elegance with four-poster beds, chandeliers, and luxurious bathrooms. There's a cosy lounge with fireplace, plus handsome antique furnishings. A city stay with a touch of class.

• Local exploring - Take in the sweeping waterfront of Swansea Bay leading to Mumbles then continue to the beautiful Gower Peninsula
• Active Holiday - Explore the coast and countryside by foot, bike or pony and try all manner of water sports
• Great walks - The Gower Coast Path takes in the fabulous coastline, from wide golden beaches and dramatic cliffs to saltmarsh and sand dunes
• Surfing - Langland Bay and Llangennith have some of the best waves for you to catch on your surfboard

Cardiff (Caerphilly)

Set in rolling hills just outside Cardiff, this country house blends classic charm with modern luxury. Guests can expect rich wood panelling, plush furnishings, and rooms with stunning views over the Severn Estuary. Dine at the sophisticated restaurant and unwind in the cosy bar. An elegant stay.

• Country Escape - Surrounded by lush Welsh countryside with stunning views of Cardiff, it's perfect for a peaceful retreat into nature
• Great walks - Take a stroll through the nearby countryside, where breathtaking views of the Welsh landscape await at every turn
• Sights nearby - History buffs will love visiting the iconic Castell Coch, a Gothic fairy-tale castle just a short drive away
• Active Holiday - Head to the Brecon Beacons (40 min drive) for hiking, cycling, or exploring its rugged, picturesque terrain

Glamorgan (Vale of Glamorgan )

A luxury hotel & vineyard set in a scenic rural spot just 20-minutes outside Cardiff. Contemporary rooms are simply styled with clean lines, large expanses of glass, & indulgent bathrooms. The bistro is a real lure with slick modern British dishes served with the hotel's wines. A luxe rural getaway.

• Foodies - The restaurant is one of the real lures with slick modern British dishes paired with the hotel's own wines
• Short break - Located just a short drive (20 mins) from Cardiff, this is a great option for an indulgent weekend getaway
• Romantic Break - The chandelier-lit Cariad Suite complete with a large clawfoot tub is ideal for couples
• Great walks - Build up an apetite on a scenic amble staring straight from the property

Aberystwyth (Rhydyfelin)

This magnificent Georgian house, surrounded by glorious woodland, feels like the backdrop to an Austen novel. A modern revamp has resulted in the creation of a stunning hotel with superb restaurant that mixes historic charm with contemporary luxury.

• Families - Children are welcome here. There are four bespoke family rooms and loads of space to roam around
• Country Escape - A stately country house set amidst beautiful Welsh countryside, it's perfect for a rural retreat
• Great walks - The house's gardens and surrounding countryside are perfect for walking. Go for a walk along the nearby Rheidol river.
• Local markets - Take a trip to the Farmers Market at Aberystwyth.

Caernarfon (Caernarfon)

A fine old house steeped in character and history, set in beautiful 15 acre grounds between Snowdonia and the Irish Sea. Plas Dinas has a number of majestically decorated rooms and several dining options. This remote getaway is perfect for large groups looking for an active and luxurious weekend.

• Historic - Steeped in Royal History, Plas Dinas still retains many family portraits, memorabilia and original furniture.
• Groups - Private Dining for up to 26 & Murder Mystery weekends.
• Rural
• Fishing - Bala Lake, is the largest natural still water in North Wales, with the River Dee flowing through it.

Ceredigion (Llandysul)

Penbontbren is a charming, luxury Bed and Breakfast nestled in 32 acres of grounds, surrounded by Welsh countryside and only 2 miles from wonderful national trust beaches. Beaming with character, this old Welsh farm has spacious private suites and substantial Welsh breakfasts!

• Local markets - Local Cardigan is a very busy market town in Ceredigion with medieval castle.
• Art Classes - Nearby Studio Llwyndrain is a unique facility in Wales for art courses
• Great walks - Tresaith is a coastal village nearby, linked to a coastal path.
• Sights nearby - Aberglasney House features one of the finest gardens in Wales.

Pembrokeshire (Pembrokeshire)

A boutique hideaway in Pembrokeshire, perfectly placed for exploring the coast. Guests can expect a mix of modern luxury and rustic charm, with cosy fireplaces, plush velvet chairs, and wooden beams. Offering a wonderful breakfast, library, millpond and wildlife-filled forest, it's an idyllic stay.

• Sights nearby - Visit ancient castles nearby and delve into the rich history of Pembrokeshire with impressive views and fascinating stories
• Country Escape - Experience Pembrokeshire’s rolling hills, coastal walks, and rustic charm, ideal for recharging in nature's embrace
• Wildlife Area - Embark on a wildlife boat tour and spot seals, puffins, and other marine life as you sail along the scenic coastline
• Beach Life - Explore local beaches, perfect for a refreshing dip, sunbathing, or a quiet walk along the sand

Dolgellau (Dolgellau)

A smart small hotel boasting a fabulous location nestled at the foot of Cadair Idris Mountain. Individually styled rooms feature crisp white linen, exposed stone and simple contemporary furniture. An atmospheric bar and restaurant serves hearty food alongside a choice selection of ales.

• Active Holiday - Set at the foot of Cadair Idris Mountain and with Snowdonia National Park nearby there is a host of activities available.
• Restaurant
• Traditional
• Views

Isle of Anglesey (Rhosneigr)

A smart guesthouse in the heart of the village of Rhosneigr, just a short stroll from the beach. Breezy rooms are furnished in seaside blue and white with pops of yellow and soft green. There's a cute dining room for breakfast, plus one lodge with self-catering facilities. A charming island escape.

• Active Holiday - Ideally located for adventure sports like kayaking and surfing, or for running through the forests and along the coastline
• Families - The self-catering luxury lodge is perfect for small families as it sleeps 3 and has its own kitchen and private yard
• Beach Life - Two of the island's best beaches are in Rhosneigr: Traeth Crigyll and Traeth Llydan
• Sights nearby - Visit ancient monuments like Bryn Celli Ddu, a Neolithic burial chamber, or the medieval castles and churches around the island

Narberth (Pembrokeshire)

A Georgian townhouse in the market town of Narberth north of Tenby. The interiors are warm and welcoming with big bathtubs and a library with a roaring fire. There's an on-site Italian restaurant, plus plenty of eateries and cool independent shops right on the doorstep. A charming laidback stay.

• Active Holiday - The area offers a wide range of outdoor activities, including horse riding, scuba diving, canoeing, and fishing
• Local exploring - It's only a few miles to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, so head for a hike then relax by the seaside
• Great walks - Take a stroll along Narberth high street with its colourful Georgian and Edwardian-era shops painted in rainbow shades
• Sights nearby - It's a short drive to Folly Farm Adventure Park & Zoo - a great day out for the whole family

Porthmadog (Penrhyndeudraeth)

This eccentric resort was built by the architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis to show how a naturally beautiful site could be developed without spoiling it. Hotel Portmeirion and Castell Deudraeth each have a unique design and give a fantastic opportunity to stay in this charming village and explore.

• Architectural - The hotel was built on a wooded peninsula by the architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis in 1926
• Great walks - See the dawn break over the mountains of Meirionnydd
• Sights nearby - Portmeirion Village offers fantastic garden visits.
• Other Activities - Organic Spa Treatments at Castell Deudraeth.

Builth Wells (Llangammarch Wells)

19th century mock-Tudor property set amid stunning 50-acre gardens, offering stylishly furnished rooms. The dining room is spacious and dignified and serves award-winning food. Plenty of activities on offer and a thoroughly relaxing spa. Ideal for a weekend break away from it all.

• Golf - The Lake Country House & Spa has a 9 hole, Par three golf course, for the enjoyment of hotel guests
• Other Activities - The National Botanic Garden of Wales is just under an hour from the Lake Country House & Spa Hotel
• Great walks - To the south of the hotel there are the stunning Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains.
• Fishing - The River Irfon, runs through the hotel grounds adjacent to the fishing lake.

Monmouthshire (Monmouthshire)

A grand Georgian property boasting epic views of Brecon Beacons National Park. Three traditionally styled rooms feature fireplaces, sash windows, and a choice selection of antiques. With expansive gardens and plenty of outdoor pursuits locally, this adult-only property is an idyllic rural getaway.

• Great walks - Hop on the Brecon & Monmouthshire Canal towpath that is accessible right from the property and enjoy scenic walks
• Active Holiday - With Brecon Beacons National Park right on the doorstep, this is a playground for outdoor pursuits
• Country Escape - A Grade II listed property packed full of history in a stunning rural setting. Rural bliss
• Museums - Visit The Big Pit, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Blaenavon

Narberth (Molleston)

Family friendly grand Welsh farmhouse, beautifully restored with excellent food, located just outside Narberth with its wide range of boutiques and galleries.

• Romantic
• Great walks - Ideally placed to explore the Pembrokeshire coast.
• Boutique
• Traditional

St Davids (Pembrokeshire)

A gorgeous country retreat, set in 600 acres of farmland on the Pembrokeshire coast. The luxurious 7 room boutique hotel boasts stunning views and fantastic home cooking in the family run restaurant. A gem for short stays, weddings and private parties.

• Great walks - The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is the only section of coastline in the UK to be designated a National Park.
• Birdwatching - Local walking routes weave along a rich marine haven for off-shore birds.
• Cycling - The 100-mile Tour of Pembrokeshire is fast becoming a must-do event.
• Wildlife Area - Pembrokeshire coast home to seals, birds, porpoises and dolphins.

Conwy (North Wales)

A traditional Welsh stone building, this luxury B&B enjoys stunning views across the valleys and on a clear day, Snowdonia. Rooms are spacious and contemporary in style with plush fabrics and modern en suite bathrooms. A stylish getaway in North Wales, ideal for keen walkers or local exploring.

• Sights nearby - 6 minutes drive from Betws-y-Coed with its mixtures of Boutiques, Art Gallery, restaurants and Bistros
• Great walks - Explore the many footpaths nearby or for the fearless there's Snowdonia.
• Restrictions on children - Over 12s only
• Views

Conwy (Llandudno)

Dating back to the 13th Century, Bodysgallen Hall & Spa lies in beautiful formal gardens and features 15 bedrooms in the main house, Principal Suites, and 16 delightful cottage suites in the grounds. The hotel is ideally placed for local historic castles, golf courses and the coast of North Wales.

• Historic - The oldest part of the house is a five storey tower, probably dating from the late 13th century
• Birdwatching - The local RSPB Nature Reserve on the Conwy Estuary is a must for birdwatchers
• Great walks - 2 miles from Llandudno, a perfectly preserved Victorian Seaside resort.
• Local markets - 2 miles from the medieval town of Conwy.

Abergavenny (Wales)

Monmouthshire old coaching inn turned stylish hideaway - perfect for the great outdoors. Charmingly quaint rooms with chic touches. Superb food straight from the organic kitchen garden. Relaxed atmosphere, family friendly and perfect for outdoorsy types.

• Foodies - The simple, unpretentious menu hits the right note everytime thanks to the full flavours of locally sourced organic produce.
• Hideaway - With no mobile phone reception and a deep-black star-lit sky at night this truly is a retreat from everyday life.
• Country Escape - Surrounded by beautiful gardens complete with fragrant orchard and superb kitchen garden.
• Great walks - Circular walks from the door. Special walking break packages available.

Newport (Newport)

Artistic, family-run restaurant with rooms situated on the Nevern estuary in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. With miles of coastline to explore you'll be glad of the comfy beds and locally sourced, beautifully cooked cuisine. Simple and effective.

• Foodies - The hotel offers a whole range of foraging and hunting courses, teaching you to find your own food and cook it.
• Local markets - See work in progress and browse the beautiful merchandise at the Melin Trewynt (Woollen Mill) and Blueberry Angoras.
• Cooking classes - Forage and feast courses, looking for and cooking the wild food of the Pembrokeshire countryside and seashore.
• Great walks - There are numerous walks along the Pembrokeshire Coastal path, just ask your hosts to advise you.

Tenby ( West Wales)

18th Century Victorian home turned family-friendly boutique hotel with glorious views over Tenby's South beach. Having undergone an extensive refurb, rooms and suites are beautiful; classic luxury and elegance with plenty of original features. Fine dining offers the best of local produce.

• Full of character - The property has many original features including hand carved fireplaces, gothic style windows and much more
• Local markets - Wander the medieval streets of Tenby and find hidden local treasures in antique and craft stores.
• Restaurant - Fine dining featuring the best local produce from freshly landed seafood to Welsh lamb
• Fishing - Book a sea fishing trip from one of the many boats in Tenby Harbour.

Denbighshire (Denbighshire)

Unspoiled 16th Century Inn nestled in the foothills of the Berwyn Mountains. Traditional aspects maintained with the original features and antiques. Rooms are cosy and unique, with modern bathrooms. Seasonal menus, daily specials and a fully stocked bar entice locals and guests alike.

• Sights nearby - Chirk Castle built in 1310 includes a dungeon and tower.
• Great walks - Explore the Chirk Aqueduct along the River Dee.
• Restaurant
• Boutique

Abergavenny (Monmouthshire)

The family run Angel Hotel, located in the centre of Abergavenny offers stylish, well decorated rooms, fine dining and a fantastic base on the edge of the Brecon Beacons. A lovely wedding venue with private cottages, just a 10min drive from partner Michelin-starred restaurant the Walnut Tree.

• Cycling - Cyclists are well catered for in both Blaenavon World Heritage Site and the Brecon Beacons National Park.
• Other Activities - Dozens of local gardens open as part of the National Garden Scheme.
• Sights nearby - Spend a whole day in Blaenavon World Heritage Site
• Great walks - On the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Saundersfoot (Saundersfoot)

A charming spa hotel overlooking Saundersfoot Harbour. The simple and chic rooms are come with modern furnishings and neutral tones. The Cliff Restaurant serves up fresh fish straight off the boat and local farm produce. Miles of beautiful Pembrokeshire coastline to explore.

• Spa
• Great walks - The 186 mile Pembrokeshire coast is ideal for walking, with golden sands backed by towering cliffs teeming with wildlife.
• Sights nearby - Pembroke Castle, Oakwood and Heatherton are all within range.
• Swimming Pool - Heated spa pool.

Conwy

A popular spa hotel boasting epic views across the bay to Conwy Castle. Rooms have a subtle nautical theme and feel fresh and modern. The best have balconies and sea views. A spoiling spa uses ESPA products and includes an indoor pool and sauna. A convivial restaurant completes the picture.

• Total relaxation - With fresh sea air, a spoiling spa, and great dining — this is a good option for a relaxing break
• Active Holiday - Whether sailing, golf, or walking is your thing — this is a lovely spot to spend time outside
• Restaurant - The Ebb and Flow restaurant uses local produce to create modern British fare. The seafood is especially good
• Spa - The spa offers an extensive range of treatments using ESPA products

Pembrokeshire (Roch)

Perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the coast, the 12th century Roch Castle boasts sleek and stylish accommodation with en suite facilities. Spend your days on the beach before enjoying lovely dinners at the sister hotel. It's adults only, so an ideal spot for a romantic getaway.

• Sights nearby - Be sure to check out Carew Castle, Manorbier Castle, Haverfordwest Castle and St David's Cathedral
• Great walks - Enjoy long relaxing walks along the coast and marvel at the stunning sea views
• Romantic
• Views

Aberdovey (Gwynedd)

A grand hotel perfectly positioned between the southern Snowdonian mountains and the Cambrian coastline, just outside the pretty seaside village of Aberdovey. There are bright and airy rooms, an indoor pool, and relaxed dining with breathtaking views over Cardigan Bay. The perfect coastal retreat.

• Total relaxation - Three sea view lounges to relax in, glorious views, an indoor pool & a gentle pace of life make this the perfect spot to unwind
• Families - There are family rooms, a child-listening service, a playroom, outdoor play area, children's supper and all-day lounge menu
• Beach Life - Just a 5-minute walk from the hotel, Aberdovey's award-winning beach offers 4 miles of magnificent, powder-soft sands
• Local exploring - The perfect base from which to explore Mid and North Wales with its majestic mountains and valleys

Cardiff (Wales)

In the heart of Cardiff, this boutique hotel channels authentic Spanish charm with rustic décor and traditional touches. There are cosy rooms with carved wood and terracotta tiles, plus a standout restaurant serving flame-grilled Spanish and Welsh dishes. Perfect for a unique stay with character.

• Foodies - Savour exquisite northern Spanish cuisine, where wood-grilled meats and inventive tapas redefine your culinary experience
• Sights nearby - Step back in time with a visit to Cardiff Castle, where over 2000 years of history are revealed within its stunning walls
• Total relaxation - Unwind in the serene garden oasis or sip a drink on the tranquil terrace after exploring Cardiff’s nearby sights
• Great walks - Wander through the lush greenery of Bute Park, a sprawling oasis perfect for picnics

Denbighshire

A pretty red-brick Georgian house set in a scenic part of North East Wales. Original features remain in the elegant rooms but the feel is fresh and modern. With warm hosts, hearty breakfasts, a large garden, and a dog-friendly policy — this is a perfect base for a country getaway.

• Country Escape - A grand Georgian house with warm hosts, cosy rooms, and beautiful surrounding countryside — ideal for a rural escape
• Local markets - Visit Whitchurch to sample local produce at the Saturday Farmers' market
• Great walks - There are a good network of scenic hiking trails to discover locally
• Whirlpool Bathtub - The family suite comes with a jetted tub

Brecon (Brecon)

This stately home has a commanding presence in the surrounding countryside. Each room is unique, but all are exquisitely decorated in soft palettes and fabrics. The award winning restaurant is a must, as is the smart dress code. An array of activities ensure you're kept busy. Country luxury!

• Great walks - Explore the rugged Wye Valley and Black Mountain trails
• Restaurant
• Fishing
• Kayaking

Cardigan

Located in the centre of town, this stylish boutique hotel blends historic charm with modern luxury. The decor features a captivating mix of traditional Welsh textiles and Scandinavian minimalism, creating a warm, nautical atmosphere. Expect riverside views, plus a terrace bar to unwind in.

• Total relaxation - Cocooned in a riverside cabin-like room, the Albion offers serene views and a tranquil escape
• Local exploring - A fabulous base for exploring Cardigan Bay and the wider Pembrokeshire countryside
• Great walks - Embark on a scenic river walk to Fforest Farm, where you can enjoy river swimming, barrel saunas, and Wales’ tiniest pub
• Sights nearby - Discover the historic charm of Cardigan Castle, just a short walk from the hotel

Denbighshire

Charming Welsh farmhouse turned exceptional restaurant with comfortable rooms resting in the stunning Vale of Edeyrnion. Classic style throughout and with armchairs around every corner. Enjoy the seasonally inspired menu whether it be a taster menu, Sunday lunch or breakfast in bed.

• Great walks - Knowledgable local guides will happily take guests rambling along the many trails, providing plenty of anecdotes and history.
• Sights nearby - Llangollen and the Dee Valley have a wealth of attractions and activities to appeal to almost everybody.
• Fishing - There is wonderfuly fishing on the River Dee, ask at the hotel about equipment.
• Restaurant - Superb cuisine with a variety of tasting and a la carte menus

Conwy

Victorian townhouse now 5* boutique on the Llandudno's seafront. The listed building houses antiques and fine art works in all rooms. Suites are comfortable with sea views. Continental breakfast to start the day, lunch and dinner at the casual cafe. A beautiful find in the Welsh countryside.

• Local exploring - Whether your interest lies at land or sea Osborne House is the perfect base for exploring this beautiful part of the country.
• Value chic - Lavish old world feel without the prohibative price tag- think marble fireplaces, fluted pillars and antique furnishings.
• Swimming Pool - Indoor pool at the Empire Hotel is avaliable to guests at Osborne House.
• Sights nearby - The worlds largest Bronze Age Copper Mine are located in the Great Orme

St Davids (Tyddewi)

A wonderful hotel overlooking the Pembrokeshire coast. Set in a restored 19th century windmill, the hotel's design is chic and contemporary. The rooms are sleek and urbane with metallic colour schemes. Local and international modern art pervades throughout this stylish coastal retreat.

• Honeymoons - This elegant and extraordinary hotel boasts a two floored circular windmill suite- perfect for a honeymoon to remember.
• Birdwatching - Make the most of the great sea birdwatching along the Pembrokeshire coast.
• Sights nearby - Roch Castle is only four miles away and well worth checking out.
• Great walks - There are ample walks along the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast.

Powys (Machynlleth )

A unique property offering chic contemporary design and housing a Michelin starred restaurant all in an unassuming country house. Rooms mix traditional features with modern art, bold wallpaper and designer furniture. The restaurant is worthy of a visit alone. Fabulous.

• Foodies - Housing a Michelin star restaurant that focuses on local produce to create exciting British menus.
• Local markets - Buy local produce at the traditional market at Machynlleth held every Wednesday.
• Great walks - Find stunning hiking trails at the Rheidol Valley.
• Restrictions on children - Adult only

Monmouthshire (Monmouthshire)

Refined Michelin starred restaurant with rooms set in peaceful Welsh valley. Modern rooms with large comfortable beds and luxury bathrooms. Friendly service, understated setting and exceptional cuisine often using locally foraged produce. A real culinary treat.

• Foodies - A phenomanal Michelin starred restaurant serving up locally sourced seasonal produce, crafted to technical perfection.
• Local exploring - Ideal base for exploring Wye Valley, Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. As well as local rambling through the woods.
• Great walks - Pack some wellies and walk directly from the hotel through St Margarets Wood.
• Sights nearby - Tintern Abbey and Raglan Castle are nearby, and worth checking out.

Gwynedd (Llanderfel)

This historic Victorian manor house situated next to Snowdonia National Park, makes you feel like royalty in traditional, elegant rooms and suites. The cosy library is a perfect spot for curling up with a good book after a day out trekking. Divine cuisine, gorgeous surroundings - a perfect retreat

• Foodies - Palé Hall serves up exquisite cuisine and you can even book a private dinner and customise your menu with the chef!
• Country Escape - Escape the hustle and bustle of modern life at this beautifully historic spot just outside Snowdonia National Park
• Great walks - Palé Hall's stunning surroundings mean there are plenty of fanstastic walks in every direction!
• Fishing - If you fancy a relaxing afternoon thean head off to the River Dee for a quiet spot of fishing

Cardiff

St. David's is set in an iconic, modern building with stunning views across Cardiff Bay. The Hotel features a restaurant with waterside terrace, a luxury spa and stylish bedrooms. Just 2 miles from the city centre the hotel is perfectly suited for short breaks, conferences, or weddings.

• Sights nearby - Explore Exquisite Architecture at Cathays Park
• Designer Shopping - Visit St. David’s or Capitol Shopping Centre
• Great walks - Take a Stroll Along the Beautiful Cardiff Bay
• Other Activities - Enjoy a Performance at the New Theatre