Places to stay in Wales

Hilton Cardiff hotel
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales

The Hilton Cardiff hotel has a city-centre location, just 5 minutes' drive from the rail station and 30 minutes' from the airport, and offers wireless internet access in public spaces.

Set close to Cardiff attractions such as Cardiff Castle, the Nation Museum Cardiif and the Wales Millenium Centre, to name just three, you will not be short of things to do; but, should you wish a more sedate visit, then why not relax in our spa, or 20-metre heated pool, or work out in the gym.

Appaloosa Lodge - Self Catering
Knighton, Powys, Wales

Situated in the Welsh countryside at Bleddfa near Knighton with the beautiful Elan Valley, with its stunning reservoirs and superb mountain biking being the area’s main attraction, though great fishing is available here on the River Wye and Llyngwyn Lake.

For children there is an indoor play barn and adventure park nearby, a small breeds farm, an indoor activity centre, cycle hire or pony trekking.

Castell Barn - Self Catering
Llanfyllin, Powys, Wales

Set in the rural Welsh countryside of Llanrhaeadr-ym-mochnant this is ideal to visit the local town of Llanfyllin and the border towns with England such as Oswestry.

The location is ideal for exploring the historic border towns and nearby Llanrhaeadr waterfalls is an area blessed with an abudance of footpaths and wildlife.

Lake Vyrnwy (7.5 miles) offers sailing, fishing and many outdoor pursuits and Snowdonia is easily accessible.

Cwrt Isaf - Self Catering
Cardigan, Dyfed, Wales

Set in Tremain on the Cardigan Heritage Coast close to the magical ex smugglers cove of Cwmtydu (NT), and a few minutes from the golden sands of Mwnt and Poppit, Cwrt Isaf is an exceptionally spacious well equipped warm and comfortable new house.

Numerous visitor attractions including castles, cheese making and a honey farm plus fishing, golf, riding, watersports, tennis and even dry skiing all available nearby

Dol Llan - Self Catering
New Quay, Dyfed, Wales

Set in the village of Llangrannog and within a few hundred yards of a Blue Flag beach with rock pools and safe sands, the village shop, two café/restaurants and two pubs, Dol Llan is perfect for summer beach holidays and winter breaks.

Fishing, golf, riding and dry skiing are all under a mile and the coastal path offers delightful year round walking and Pembrokeshire’s theme parks are an easy day trip.

Garden Cottage - Self Catering
Builth Wells, Powys, Wales

Wonderfully located in the riverside hamletof Altmawr in the upper Wye Valley on the edge of the Brecon Beacons, this characterful cottage is an ideal holiday base.

It is a short drive from the book town of Hay on Wye, Brecon’s cathedral, leisure centre and theatre, the Royal Welsh Showground at Builth Wells and Rhayader’s spectacular Red kite feeding station, and the chained library and Mappa Mundi at Hereford Cathedral whilst Gower’s golden beaches are within a day trip.

Hafren Cottage - Self Catering
Llanidloes, Powys, Wales

Set in stunning Welsh countryside the area surrounding the attractive little nearby town of Llanidloes (6 miles, with its arts centre and regular markets), is wonderful mountain biking, hill walking and bird watching country.

For some serious fishing, picnics and mountain biking, the beautiful Elan Valley with its stunningly lovely reservoirs is the area’s main attraction and fishing enthusiasts are also well served on the River Wye.

Henley Villa - Self Catering
Welshpool, Powys, Wales

Set in Middletown, just six miles from Welshpool, this characterful cottage enjoys panoramic views to the Breidden Hills (pictured) and Pwll Bychan Valley.

Offa’s Dyke Path, the quaint town of Montgomery and Ironbridge Gorge Museum are all within easy reach. Golf, fishing and walking locally.

Lane Cottage - Self Catering
Llandrindod Wells, Powys, Wales

Just 2.5 miles from Llandrindod Wells in the pretty Welsh village of Llanyre lays the stylishly renovated, spacious and well equipped Lane Cottage. Enjoying panoramic views and a secluded rural setting this wonderful cottage lies near the Victorian spa town of Llandrindod Wells (2.5 miles), fishing in the Elan Valley, Rhayader’s spectacular Red Kite (daily) feeding station and Hay on Wye.

The area is superb for walking, mountain biking and bird watching, with play barns, adventure parks, cycle hire and riding close by.

Old Post Office Cottage - Self Catering
Bronllys, Powys, Wales

Set in the upper Wye Valley and on the edge of the Brecon Beacons, this characterful cottage enjoys a convenient location in a riverside village that is a frequent winner of Best Kept Village awards.
Just a short drive from pretty Brecon’s cathedral, leisure centre and theatre, the Royal Welsh Showground at Builth Wells and Rhayader’s livestock markets and spectacular daily Red Kite feeding station and a slightly longer one, 25 miles, to Hereford cathedral’s chained library and Mappa Mundi.

Pen Y Coed - Self Catering
Machynlleth, Powys, Wales

Situated in Cemmaes near Machynlleth and commanding spectacular views across the fabulous unspoilt landscape of the Dyfi Valley, this delightful 17th century cottage enjoys a large fully enclosed country garden with a picturesque summer house.

Mountain biking and walking in breathtakingly lovely countryside draw visitors to the area as do the golden sands of Aberdovey (10 miles) and the Centre for Alternative Technology, whilst the Dyfi Valley (the only UNESCO biosphere in Wales) is the uniquely beautiful setting for several RSPB and nature reserves.

Stallion Valley Byre - Self Catering
LLandysul, Dyfed, Wales

Sat in Sallion Valley, just a few minutes North of LLandysul is Stallion Valley Byre, on of three beautifully renovated properties – a Grade II listed traditional farmhouse and the skilful conversion of the former farm mill and adjoining barn.

Boasting its own private garden and enjoying shared access to 3½ acres of delightful grounds, whose paddocks, woodland and ponds are a haven for wildlife.

Unspoilt National Trust beaches are just 9 miles away and at nearby New Quay, the dolphin and seal watching trips are some of the most popular excursions in mid Wales.

Sycamore Lodge - Self Catering
Rhayader, Powys, Wales

Situated in the glorious Welsh countryside near Rhayader these stylish, well-equipped and warmly comfortable, these newly built lodges boast their own blissful hot tubs and a peaceful setting on a family run working farm.

With easy road access, they are ideally placed for enjoying the Elan Valley’s superb fishing, bird watching, mountain biking and walking.

Museums, art galleries, Hay on Wye and Hereford Cathedral are an easy drive and Aberdovey’s golden sands and the dolphins of Cardigan Bay are within a day trip.

Thatched Cottage - Self Catering
Aberaeron, Dyfed, Wales

This beautifully appointed and spacious property sits a few miles from the coast and within easy reach of a myriad attractions – an ideal year round base for reunions or family gatherings.

Laying only 8 miles from the pretty harbour town of Aberaeron – boat rides, a good leisure centre, fishing trips and fabulous sandy beaches including Poppit Sands are all easily accessible.

The Byre - Self Catering
Aberystwyth, Dyfed, Wales

Nestled away in the Welsh countryside and just 5½ miles from Aberystwyth, home to the University of Wales and national library as well as a fine selection of shops, pubs, restaurants and seaside entertainments, the Byre is ideal for a Cardigan Bay, Devils Bridge and Constitution Hill for an amazing panorama of Cardigan Bay.

Cardiff Marriott Hotel
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales

Our Cardiff Marriott Hotel, in the heart of the cosmopolitan Café Quarter of Cardiff city centre, offers deluxe accommodation with secure car parking, near major businesses, excellent shopping and superb family attractions.

Start your day in our fully equipped fitness club with heated indoor pool, and finish your day with a relaxing cocktail on Chats bar terrace followed by dinner in our AA Rosetted restaurant: Brasserie Centrale, where you'll sample French cuisine with a British influence and European wines.

St. Pierre Hotel & Country Club
Chepstow, Gwent, Wales

St. Pierre, A Marriott Hotel & Country Club set in the rolling hills of South Wales, features the perfect blend of ancient architecture and modern amenities.

A dream-like getaway for the body and soul, the Marriott St. Pierre offers a fitness club, tennis courts and outdoor activities set within the rolling Welsh countryside.

Enjoy the summer days overlooking our ornamental lake or while away a winter's evening resting by spectacular log fires.

Swansea Marriott Hotel
Swansea, Swansea, Wales

The Swansea Marriott is minutes off junction of M4, overlooking Swansea Bay and the Maritime Quarter, with easy access to Local business parks,and a few minutes walk from SA1 development, Waterfront Museum and Swansea's many shops,bars and restaurants.

A gentle stroll to the city centre complete with its lively markets and attractions, surrounded by the very best of Wales' golf courses, a short distance from the Liberty Stadium and Ffos Las Racecourse the Swansea Marriott Hotel has appeal for all.

Alexandra Guest House B&B
Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales

Alexandra Guest House has been providing quality accommodation for over 25 years right in the heart of Bridgend town.

Ideally placed within a 2 minute walk of the town's centre, bus station and train station. Just 2 miles away is the Mc ArthurGlen Designer Outlet and junction 36 of the M4 providing quick access to Cardiff or Swansea. We're also just a short walk from the Princess of Wales Hospital.

Cantre Selyf Bed & Breakfast
Brecon, Powys, Wales

Cantre Selyf is a fine grade 2 star listed town house dating from the early 17th Century. One of the most historic properties in Brecon, it occupies a central position, close to St. Mary's Church. Built to a grand design, it still retains many fine original features including moulded ceilings, elegant fireplaces and oak beams. All creaks and squeaks are entirely authentic!