The Best Wales Budget Hotels

enjoy award-winning cuisine at this elegant, Georgian townhouse, filled with fascinating antiques and just a short walk from the water's edge

a modern hotel that makes a great M4 en-route stopover or a touring base to discover the Gower, Afan Forest Park and the Brecon Beacons

a traditional, family-run hotel, situated close to the Principality Stadium amidst bars and restaurants, and renowned locally for live jazz

offering tastefully decorated bedrooms, and beautiful views across Bangor Pier, the property is located 15 minutes walk from Bangor city centre

in a Victorian Gothic building, this elegant restaurant boasts interesting, character features in its spacious rooms and relaxed restaurant

small and friendly hotel in Barry's West End that retains some 19th century character features, guest rooms are cosy and well-appointed

enjoy freshly caught lobster at this relaxing hotel, overlooking Holyhead Marina and offering bright, en-suite rooms making it an ideal stopover

a popular, family-run hotel ideally situated within a 5 minute walk of the seafront as well as town centre shops, pubs and restaurants

ideally located moments from junction 28 of the M4 motorway and close to Tredegar House, this modern hotel offers smart, air-conditioned rooms

find town centre shops, restaurants and pubs on the doorstep of this budget choice, the station and seafront are both 5 minutes away on foot

there is a stylish conservatory restaurant serving a menu of the finest local produce and just 20 bright, spacious rooms at this family-run hotel

features well-equipped, simple style rooms, to start the day there is an all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast and for later, a friendly cafe/bar

set over 2 impressive Victorian houses, this family-run hotel is central to shops and restaurants and offers individually decorated rooms

a well-established, family-run hotel, offering an informal restaurant boasting extensive choices, stylish, en-suite rooms, just off the A55

enjoy the views over rugged Bull Bay from this family-run, classic 1920's seaside hotel, offering relaxed dining and homely, bedrooms

this family-run hotel and pub is ideally placed for exploring Snowdonia's coast and countryside, home-cooked food and real ales are served

restaurant, rooms and wedding venue set in quiet grounds overlooking the Aeron Valley, the 10 bedrooms are comfy and individually styled

the welcoming and friendly staff, standards of cleanliness, location and the value for money offered have been commended by previous guests

this former coaching inn is set amidst wonderful scenery on the A44, there are cosy log fires to enjoy in winter and a leafy garden in summer

a traditional hotel on Barmouth's seafront, a few steps from the beach, offering ssimple style rooms, some overlooking Cardigan Bay

family-run, seafront hotel that affords guests sweeping views of the bay from the lounge and many of the comfy rooms; car park a bonus

this well-established hotel is located on the picturesque panoramic promenade - many of the traditional rooms have fine views of the bay

a welcoming, modern hotel situated close to the terminal building with quadruple glazed windows offering quiet, comfortable rooms

ideally placed for exploring the city centre or the Mermaid Quay area on Cardiff Bay, it is set on the quayside of the former Bute East Dock

offering a choice of self-catering cottage or homely rooms, this well-presented B&B enjoys a peaceful location near to Porth Dafarch beach

after a bust day exploring Snowdonia you can relax with a drink in front of the wood burning stove at this 18th century former coaching inn

offers comfortable, well-appointed rooms set across 3 elegant townhouses just a short stroll from the seafront, shops and restaurants

comfortable, simple style rooms are on offer at this hotel situated a short stroll from the beach and the amenities in the town centre

this former inn offers comfortable rooms in the main building or lodge, in the restaurant a fusion of Chinese and Thai cuisine is on the menu

offering comfortable rooms and an on-site Cantonese restaurant, the property is conveniently located just steps from Bangor Station

an eco-friendly hostel offering budget bedrooms and dormitories, there is stylish guest lounge, shared kitchen facilities and an attractive terrace

ideally placed between Chepstow and Monmouth amidst the glorious scenery of the Wye Valley, it is an ideal base for exploring the area

you will find rooms designed in a striking retro style, a chic lobby bar and a handy location opposite the Motorpoint Arena at this budget hotel

situated in two historic buildings, the spacious, comfortable accommodation boasts oak beams and original fireplaces

simple, but comfortable rooms are offered at this family-run hotel, as a treat upgrade to the sea view rooms to enjoy the wonderful vistas

situated a 10 minute walk from the city centre and the Principality Stadium, it offers comfortable, simple style rooms with few frills

enjoy contemporary comfort within a charming renovated Victorian house in the heart of Llandudno, close to shops, restaurants and the sea

family-run hotel with a stylish bar and restaurant serving an Italian-inspired menu; some of the comfortable rooms retain character features

this grand hotel retains many of its original Victorian period details, it boasts a large ballroom and entertainment is provided in high season

situated just 5 minutes drive from both Tenby and Saundersfoot, this modern hotel is ideally placed for exploring the coast and countryside

a traditional hotel featuring simple style rooms, some in the main house and some chalet style, just outside Penarth and close to the coast

a classic inn, situated a few minutes drive from Porthcawl's sandy beach, offering cosy rooms, a convivial bar and an informal restaurant

a traditional inn, offering simple, straightforward accommodation, a short stroll from the shops and restaurants of this historic, cathedral city

a historic and traditional inn, featuring charming, nautical relics and offering comfortable accommodation, close to the waterfront

a traditional pub and restaurant situated just off the A40 and ideally placed for exploring Carmarthenshire and the Brecon Beacons National Park

an elegant, stone-built inn, well placed for the town's amenities, offering a relaxed restaurant and comfy, en-suite rooms, just a mile from the A55

there are golden beaches galore just a stone's throw from this traditional hotel, after a day at the beach relax with a drink in the pretty garden

set in 500 acres of woodlands, pasture and moorland mountainside and features simple guest rooms and dormitory accommodation

traditional favourites are served in the restaurant at this seaside hotel, there is a relaxing bar area and entertainment is offered in season

this charming former coaching inn retains many of its original features, the well-presented guest rooms all have their own individual décor

a grade II listed hotel dating from 1874, many of the original character features have been retained whilst more modern comforts added

a family-run hotel situated within a 5 minute walk of the independent shops, restaurants, cafes and pubs in Monmouth's town centre

some rooms and the popular beer garden overlook the magnificent Menai Strait, there are 2 bars, one with Sky TV and a pool table

offering spacious en-suite guestrooms and a bright and airy conservatory, and is located just 15 minutes walk from Bangor Harbour

value hotel situated on the seafront offering simple style, but comfy, rooms and a great location to get out and about exploring Llandudno

set amidst 50 acres of countryside with scenic views, experience the "Great Outdoors" in full with the many onsite outdoor activities offered

modern rooms, with simple décor, set in a lodge next to a popular pub and restaurant, ideally located for catching a match at Parc Y Scarlets

the original oak beams, inglenook fireplace and cobbled forecourt all point to this inns rich heritage of welcoming travellers over centuries

there are just 10 spacious and contemporary bedrooms at this friendly, town centre pub, Welsh ales and traditional pub fare are served

this budget option offers private and dormitory accommodation, it is ideally placed for the station and is also handy for the town centre

a charming period hotel close to Llandudno seafront has simply-furnished affordable rooms and a pleasant conservatory dining room

stay in individually styled and furnished rooms at this family run hotel, sea view rooms enjoy views toward Great Orme and over the bay

a friendly family-run hotel with a difference - as well as affordable modern rooms, the hotel has a full programme of fun cabaret evenings

there are 11 spacious and comfortable rooms at this good value pub, it is situated a few minutes drive from junction 38 of the M4 motorway

perched in a quiet spot at the foot of the Great Orme, from its lofty spot there are wonderful views over the bay and town toward Snowdonia

guest rooms offer simple styling but are comfy and well-equipped, there is a stylish cafe bar serving international cuisine, beverages and snacks

a Gin bar with accommodation in leafy Pontcanna, bedrooms are simple in style, but well-presented, and the bar has a large beer garden

with a designer shopping outlet nearby, and just off the M4, a modern hotel offering simple rooms making a traveller's ideal stop off point

stay in traditional style guest rooms and enjoy a bar meal or snack whilst relaxing on the decked terrace with its panoramic sea and bay views

a traditional, seaside hotel, in an enviable location by the sea, offering a relaxing restaurant and lively bar, featuring weekend, live entertainment

a fine Victorian building transformed into an enterprise hub and hotel that offers value rooms and a bar where regular live music is hosted

just a mile from the ferry port, just off the A55, this well presented truckstop offers simple, single-room lodgings and a 24hr restaurant

set overlooking the Dovey Estuary, a short walk from the beach, it offers well-presented rooms, a lively bar and traditional bar food

the handy position of this family run hotel allows guests to enjoy all that the town has to offer with the beach, shops and theatre all close by

features two dining rooms that serve a varied menu made with local produce wherever possible and seasonal live entertainment

this traditional guest house has bike storage, drying facilities and can provide packed-lunches, ideal for cyclists, walkers and those exploring

refurbished public house situated within a 10 minute walk of the seafront, an extensive food menu is served and there is a kid's play area

the refurbished Victorian town house hostel offers good facilities with comfortable dorms as well as private, well appointed rooms

the individually decorated rooms come well-equipped for a most comfortable stay and the location offers easy access to the seafront

simple but comfy rooms are on offer at this value hotel, it is situated just off the A48 and within an easy drive of the M4 and central Cardiff

a budget hotel with simple, few frills bedrooms, located just outside the city centre; an all-you-can-eat continental breakfast buffet is served

located at junction 30 of the M4, makes this hotel an ideal en-route stopover or a good Cardiff and South Wales Valleys exploring base

many of the resort's top attractions are moments away from this well-placed guest house, bedrooms are comfortable and well-appointed

surrounded by the town's shops, restaurants and close to the museum and castle, makes this hotel's location ideal for exploring on foot

overlooking the harbour of this charming fishing village, a traditional, seaside hotel offering good-value accommodation and hearty meals

for a stay close to Snowdon, choose this top class hostel with great facilities, in an idyllic location with breathtaking walks from the door

quietly located amidst Snowdonia's peaks, this eco-friendly hostel features a shared kitchen, and both dormitory and private bedrooms

set amidst woodland on the A4086 just outside Llanberis, there are views over Lake Padarn, a bar with an open fireplace and home-cooked meals

located on the A5 opposite the Swallow Falls and 5 minutes drive from Betws-y-Coed, and offers a sauna, traditional pub and large beer garden

ideally placed for exploring the surrounding Ceredigion region with plenty of country walks, fishing, golf and other outdoor activities nearby

a charming, 17th-century hotel, in the heart of this pleasant, rural town, providing traditional accommodation and a friendly bar and restaurant

in the heart of this charming market town, this imposing Georgian building houses a relaxed hostelry offering traditional accommodation

a well-appointed hostel, just 5 minute's walk from sandy Porth Dafarch, offering bright rooms, an on-site bistro and bar, set in 14 acres of grounds

a traditional hotel ideally placed for discovering Aberystwyth on foot with shops, restaurants, pubs and the Victorian seafront a short stroll away

well placed for enjoying the town's museums, shopping and eateries, a no frills, budget hotel with simple rooms, 2 bars and Chinese restaurant

enjoy comfortable, traditional rooms at a charming family-run inn by the River Dee, in this small town famed for its annual Eisteddfod

features characterful guest rooms with exposed beams and original features, the restaurant serves a seasonal menu of British classics

features a good range of facilities including a heated, indoor pool and separate kids pool plus a ballroom where live entertainment is hosted

guest rooms come well-equipped and are tastefully decorated, both the bar and restaurant menus have an emphasis on fresh, local produce

offers functional, no frills rooms that are ideal if you are looking for just a bed for the night, it is situated by junction 26 of the M4 motorway

set in the peaceful surroundings of the Eleri Valley this well-pressented, former farm house is an ideal base to explore on foot, by bike or by car

you will find the beach and seafront as well as the town centre shops, restaurants and pubs all within a few minutes walk of this guest house

this comfortable, value hotel is situated opposite Llanelli Station, the "fish board" in the grill restaurant features locally caught seafood

rooms are set in a modern annexe next to the pub and restaurant, a varied and hearty menu is served and there is an indoor kid's play area

set midway between Tenby and Saundersfoot, this friendly guest house is ideally placed for exploring beaches, the coast and countryside

a 26-acre family-run estate near Aberystwyth, close to beaches and mountains, offers a stay in its Swedish-style farmhouse or manor house

a modern accommodation with friendly staff, providing ground floor, spacious rooms and being a convenient stopover just off the A40

this relaxed hotel combines the character of an 18th-century manor with the modern conveniences of its rooms, all set in the heart of town

parts of this inn date back to the 16th century and the many character features highlight its rich heritage, it sits opposite the River Nevern

set along superb walking routes, this converted farmhouse offers good-value accommodation in rooms or dormitories and has its own restaurant

situated in a quiet setting on the village's edge, it offers bright rooms and dormitory accommodation, walking and biking trails are nearby

a charming village pub built in 1843 offering comfortable, contemporary accommodation and surrounded by rugged and breathtaking scenery

in the shadow of Beaumaris Castle, a free house with a public bar and compact but practical guest rooms, most of which have scenic views

situated within the Magor Motorway Services at junction 23a of the M4 motorway, it offers simple accommodation to rest a weary head

offering colourful, motel-style rooms and an Indian Restaurant, this relaxed hotel is just a 10 minute drive from junction 34 of the M4

offering simple, comfortable rooms this traditional accommodation is well placed for exploring Pembroke and its historic surroundings

this friendly inn providing good sized rooms, is situated on Carmarthen's high street with easy access to the local shops and market hall

close to the Cathedral and small city centre, this relaxing inn, surrounded by beautiful grounds, makes an ideal base for exploring

a family-run inn with wonderful views of the Cleddau Estuary has high quality rooms with comfy beds, and an elegant conservatory restaurant

within easy reach of the M4 and the beaches at Porthcawl, a modern, friendly, accommodation with traditional style, spacious rooms

the shops, restaurants and pubs of the village are on the doorstep of this friendly guest house, the sandy beach can be easily reached on foot too

this traditional hotel features a bright conservatory with a bar and guest lounge, rooms are simple in style but come equipped with mod-cons

offering spacious, en-suite rooms, tasty Welsh breakfasts and within an easy walk of town, this friendly and relaxing B&B makes an ideal base

with all of the village amenities on the door step and access to the many walking routes and cycling trails this pub makes an ideal base