Wales Country Inns and Pubs With Rooms

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

Grade II listed, Georgian manor, where original features blend with modern touches, including a serene spa set in the former cellars

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

this welcoming and homely hotel offers spacious rooms, cosy fires in public areas, hearty home-made food and a bar selling real ales

this 17th century former coaching inn sits at the heart of an attractive market town in the Welsh Borders and offers a great base to explore

most of the individually decorated rooms offer views over the River Wye, evening meals can be booked in advance and there is an honesty bar

the welcoming rooms at this grand, former coaching inn come with mountain views, many of its character features have been retainded

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

in one of Snowdonia's loveliest villages, and in a picturesque riverside location, this country inn has inviting refurbished rooms with comfy beds

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

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

a traditional inn in a breathtaking location near Snowdon has cosy comfort in stylish, colourful rooms and fine Welsh food in the restaurant

an 18th century stone-built country inn, close to the picturesque town of Usk, has attractive rooms in a 17th century stable block next door

this 17th century inn boasts an idyllic spot overlooking the church to the hills and sea beyond; fresh, locally sourced food is the order of the day

nestled in a wooded valley overlooking Manorbier Bay with a sandy cove just 2 minutes walk away, there is a daily changing menu served

a sensitively updated, early 19th century coaching inn, providing spacious, airy rooms in the heart of this elegant, market town

a fine Georgian property offering well equipped, boutique rooms, the restaurant serves an imaginative menu of locally sourced produce

a family-owned inn, beautifully located, with fine views and a natural river pool in the grounds, has comfortable rooms and excellent facilities

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

described as "a little gem" by previous guests, the welcoming guesthouse offers well appointed, chic accommodation

enjoys an outstanding location set on the banks of the River Conwy with the town centre shops, pubs and restaurants just around the corner

in a tranquil setting, this small, well-appointed hotel, is in an ideal spot to relax and unwind; the smart bedrooms are in the main hotel or lodges

on the banks of the Mawddach estuary, this relaxing hotel is in a perfect spot for serious hill walkers who can then relax in the informal restaurant

from its waterfront spot there are far reaching views across the estuary, there is a choice of dining venues all serving local produce and seafood

in Painscastle near Hay-on-Wye, a quaint Welsh Border inn offers hearty meals and smart, comfortable rooms with king size zip and link beds

experience the local colour and character of this homely hotel in a a grand Victorian listed building, set on the square of Llanwrtyd Wells

a traditional hotel ideally placed in the heart of the village, it is also a few minutes walk from the station and makes a good base to explore

comfortable and contemporary guest rooms are on offer at this former gentleman's residence, there is also a kids play area and a beer garden

the picturesque, 16th century country inn boasts many original features and offers a peaceful haven in the foothills of the Berwyn Mountain

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

in a village near Holyhead, this popular inn features a friendly welcome to cosy rooms with refurbished bathrooms, and much-praised breakfasts

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

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

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

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

situated in a quiet village in the heart of the Vale of Glamorgan, a chic, cosy inn boasting the use of its own produce in the restaurant

there are plenty of characterful features on show that highlight this former coaching inn's rich history that dates back to the 13th century

spacious, modern rooms feature at this popular inn, scenic views can be enjoyed from the terrace and hearty, locally sourced food is served

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

on the edge of the Brecon Beacons, near Crickhowell, a friendly country inn offers simply-furnished rooms and hearty home-cooked food

a relaxed and friendly, characterful village inn, featuring oak beams and open fires, providing hearty, locally sourced food and just off the A55

Situated in the picturesque Ceiriog Valley, with Llangollen an easy drive away, the historic inn boasts the use of local produce in its restaurant

just metres from the sandy beach, this friendly and welcoming, seaside inn boasts glorious views and is ideally placed for exploring the coast

this 17th-century coaching inn has been sensitively updated to provide modern facilities, including a relaxing bar and restaurant

dating back to 1843, this traditional pub, with cosy rooms and freshly- cooked food, is located close to the National Botanic Garden of Wales

in Sennybridge, eight miles west of Brecon, a country inn with a large conservatory dining room has spacious rooms and friendly, helpful staff

a quaint family-run village inn features a fine restaurant specialising in Italian dishes, and a great walking location near the Cribarth Mountain

set in an award-winning village, this ancient timbered inn has had a imaginative makeover by the owner - artist Andrew Logan

a 17th century drover's inn, set in countryside next to the historical lead mine village of Dylife, offers tasty food and comfortable rooms

country pub set in a small hamlet offering cosy, traditional rooms, some with scenic views, a dining room - serving home made food - and bar

make use of the self-catering facilities, or the traditional country-pub fare, on offer at these smartly furnished studio rooms, in a pretty village setting

family-run inn set in extensive grounds amidst peaceful countryside between Abergavenny and Raglan; guest rooms are well-appointed

in this pretty coastal village, just a short walk from a beautiful beach, an inn with beamed rooms and tempting options on the restaurant menu

features rooms with simple décor and mountain views and offers a good base to explore the nearby walking and cycling trails

set in the beautiful Teifi Valley, this inn features simple, cosy rooms in a warm and friendly atmosphere. It is also provides a self catering unit

stay in light and airy rooms decorated with antique furniture and enjoy a menu of modern, Welsh dishes, made using local ingredients

relax beside a wood-burning stove in the cosy bar where you can also enjoy a home cooked meal prepared with local produce

as the name suggests this welcoming pub is geographically in the centre of Wales, rooms are individually decorated in a colour co-ordinated style

with a relaxed restaurant and convivial bar, this friendly hotel, located in the heart of this county town, is an ideal base for exploring the coast

a former coaching inn set on the banks of Tal-y-llyn Lake, it offers breathtaking views, a lakeside beer garden and homemade cuisine

the River Teifi flows alongside the beer garden of this traditional village pub, the location is ideal for those wishing to explore Mid-Wales by car

cosy, country inn nestled into the hillside overlooking the River Dee Valley 4 miles from Lake Bala promoting a fair trade and green ethos

relax in the informal bar after a day on the nearby sands, followed by a tasty meal in the relaxed restaurant before retiring to your cosy room

enjoy traditional hospitality, great food, comfortable rooms and a cosy bar, at this popular pub, the highest in the Brecon Beacons National Park

a Welsh longhouse, set on a hilltop with Radnor Valley views, has slate floors, oak beams and open fire; comfy bedrooms have scenic views

in the hilltop part of Pendine, close to the spectacular 7 mile-long sands, simply-furnished modern rooms and an apartment, with dining on site

an 18th century Grade II listed building sitting on the English/Welsh border, it offers a good base to explore the surrounding countryside

good-value-for-money accommodation, with its own bar and restaurant, located right on the beachfront, making a good holiday base

traditional accommodation featuring simply furnished rooms, an informal restaurant and convivial bar, ideally placed for sandy St Brides Bay