West Wales Luxury Bed & Breakfasts Guide

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

this traditional inn features open log fires, real ales and dishes made with locally sourced produce, it is set in a pretty village near the coast

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

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

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