The Best Dyfed Pub Accommodation

attractive Georgian residence, Grade II listed, featuring stylish bedooms adorned with original artwork and a buzzy Pizzeria and bar

independent hotel, run by the same family for over 50 years, offering well-appointed rooms, good hospitality and a seasonal food menu

traditional pub on the Pembrokeshire/Carmarthenshire border, there are well-presented rooms, home cooked food and a riverside beer garden

all of the smart, well-appointed rooms offer captivating views over the Towy Valley at this relaxing hotel set on the edge of the Brecon Beacons

serving traditional English cuisine, this relaxed restaurant also offers contemporarily styled rooms and is close to the sandy South Bay beach

dating back to the 17th Century, this historic coaching inn features cosy rooms and boasts wood panelling and log fires in the public areas

making an ideal base to explore coast and countryside, this relaxing and informal hotel sits in the centre of the city just metres from the Cathedral

in a pretty village with a fine view of a medieval castle across the river, this inn has two cottages with charming country-style rooms

this former coaching inn has been tastefully refurbished and offers contemporary rooms and a stylish restaurant serving hearty food

overlooking the Cleddau River, this beautiful, 400-year-old country estate is home to a sumptuous guesthouse with a chic restaurant and bar

a traditional seaside hotel, overlooking Cardigan Bay and just a 2 minute walk from the sandy beach and Ceredigion Coastal Path

in this historic town, a Georgian inn has been sympathetically updated to offer individually-designed boutique rooms and two penthouse flats

this 16th Century inn features comfortable, traditional rooms on the main shopping street and is only 200 yards away from the Castle

a cosy, 8th century inn and brewery overlooking St Bride's Bay, has smart modern rooms next door, enhanced with traditional Welsh textiles

features a pleasing blend of character features and contemporary décor, local produce is on the restaurant menu and local ales served in the bar

situated on the quaint High Street and thus close to the local attractions, this former coaching inn features cosy, contemporary rooms

contemporary décor blends with original period details at this elegant inn, local seafood and local produce are firmly on the restaurant's menu

enjoy first-class dining at this 18th century, former coaching inn, with well-appointed rooms in traditional decor, just a 5 minute walk to the sea

a hidden gem nestled on the estuary of three rivers, it enjoys views toward Llanstephan Castle, leisure facilities add to the relaxed feel

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