The Best West Wales Pub Accommodation

a great base for a holiday in this village famed for its golden sands, this beachfront inn and surf shop has spacious suites with balconies

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

guests praise the delicious food and restful modern comfort of the rooms at this inn in Newport, near the scenic North Pembrokeshire Coast

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

a well located inn featuring simple style guest rooms with hospitable hosts commended for their professionalism by previous guests

luxurious rooms and a restaurant and bar serving a modern menu of locally sourced produce and Welsh craft beers meet the sea at this hotel

elegant rooms, one with a balcony, and sophisticated pub food in the restaurant, at this friendly village inn a few miles from historic Pembroke

there are spacious, well-equipped rooms, an indoor children’s play area and a beer garden at this modern pub and restaurant

within easy reach of the A40, a traditional, country inn featuring simple, comfortable rooms and well placed for touring the local area

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

a family-run inn situated on the edge of the village, stay in cosy rooms that have traditional decor and start the day with a full Welsh breakfast

after a day exploring this beautiful coastal area, and a meal in the inn's restaurant, enjoy the refuge of attractive, beautifully-appointed rooms

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

in fine weather the seafront terrace is the place to be to enjoy the views, award-winning cask ales and the homemade food from the bar menu

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

stay at the favourite watering hole of Dylan Thomas in a boutique accommodation with elegant, quirky decor in the period rooms

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

in a peaceful town in West Wales, a traditional inn providing comfortable, thoughtfully equipped rooms and a friendly local pub downstairs

this 16th century inn blends original character features with smart, contemporary décor, locally sourced food and cask ales are served

the boutique rooms feature Welsh woollen blankets, crisp linens and mod-cons, dine on an award winning menu of locally sourced produce

for a stopover between Cardigan and Aberystwyth, a welcoming inn offers a cosy bar, good food, and spacious rooms, tastefully decorated

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

a family-run inn, looking out over the pretty harbour, with a short walk to the sandy beach and boasting modern rooms and a relaxed restaurant

in this historic West Wales town, a friendly family pub with stylish rooms, exceptionally well-equipped with phone chargers, microwaves and more

a sensitively renovated, 15th-century, country inn offering bright and spacious rooms, well placed for the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

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

traditional, roadside inn, just outside St. Clears on the A477, featuring comfortable rooms and serving cask ales and classic pub dishes

a friendly and welcoming inn, centrally placed in a quaint, Georgian harbour town, offering bright rooms and an informal bar and restaurant

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

featuring a weekend nightclub, this newly refurbished inn is located in the town centre where many shops and restaurants may be found

set in the heart of a small Carmarthenshire market town, an historic inn has beautifully furnished rooms, some interconnecting for families

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

in countryside near the A40 and charming Llandeilo, a welcoming inn with excellent food from the chef owner and high quality, modern rooms

a traditional stone pub in countryside features a restaurant with superb dishes from locally sourced ingredients, and contemporary rooms

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

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

in this picture postcard coastal village, an ancient pub with a characterful bar also has a relaxing family restaurant extension and attractive rooms

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

in the centre of this this pretty little market town, home to Wales' oldest university, this quaint former coaching inn offers hospitality and comfort

a handsome Edwardian building sitting close to the South Promenade and beach, rooms are simply decorated with a bright, contemporary feel

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

highly commended by previous guests for its high standards of cleanliness, the friendly and helpful staff and the value for money it offers

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

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

enjoying scenic views over the Towy estuary, this spacious period accommodation prides itself on the wide use of locally sourced produce

within walking distance of the Ferry Terminal, the traditional accommodation is hosted by friendly, hospitable staff

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

updated, former coaching inn, played host to Lord Nelson on several occassions, with well-appointed rooms and serving local produce

stay in comfortable guest rooms that are presented and decorated to a very high standard in a contemporary, country style décor

stay in comfortable rooms with individual decor and enjoy fresh, local produce from the seasonal menu served in the restaurant

Haverfordwest is a great choice for a West Wales stay; its landmark Victorian hotel is now updated to provide cosy rooms and relaxing dining

on the main road of a village near Aberystwyth, a friendly inn with comfortable rooms and a carvery restaurant also serving Thai cuisine

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

situated at the gateway to the Pembrokeshire coastal path, this 500 year old inn features traditional rooms in a peaceful, picturesque setting

comfortable, well-appointed rooms feature at this centrally located hotel, there is also a popular restaurant and a shady alfresco terrace

a charming old hostelry in a Grade II listed building close to Haverfordwest Castle; the bar is friendly and the rooms are spacious and comfortable

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

comfortable Pembrokeshire exploring base within an easy drive of Pembroke, Tenby and many of the areas renowned sandy beaches

a friendly and welcoming village pub that sits at the heart of the local community, the guest rooms feature a fresh, contemporary decor

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

comfortable rooms set in a converted coaching house which is located next door to the Stag & Pheasant Inn, breakfast is served in the pub

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

dating from 1773 this village inn offers bags of character and originally features, rooms are traditionally decorated and some have 4-poster beds

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