Just a short stroll down the hill to Chepstow Castle and the banks of the River Wye, this 500-year-old former coaching inn is steeped in history. Recently refurbished to a high standard, every effort has been made to retain the character and charm of the building.
Surrounded by Brechfa Forest yet just a few miles from the historic market town of Carmarthen, Glangwili Mansion features three beautifully appointed rooms, each with its own unique character and style. Breakfast includes a selection of continental options, or a full Welsh.
Tastefully restored and carefully refurbished to blend all modern conveniences with the period features of this Georgian mansion, Dol Llan is set in enclosed grounds and offers guests an oasis of calm. Relax and take a dip in the large swim spa.
Situated on Lampeter High Street, this double fronted 3-storey Georgian stone house offers 5-star bed and breakfast accommodation. Guests can enjoy a hearty breakfast with a traditional Welsh menu including lava bread, or a fry-up of choice with vegetarian options too.
This former coaching inn blends its lovely old character with all modern facilities. Dating from the 17th century, it stands in the historic market town of Brecon with its cathedral, glassblowers and museums, including the Royal Welsh Regimental Museum.
Just one mile from Hay-on-Wye, this former Georgian coaching inn offers eleven tastefully furnished en suite bedrooms, two guest sitting rooms and an honesty bar. Enjoying a peaceful village setting in stunning Welsh border country, it is the ideal base for exploring the area.
Having undergone substantial restoration, this Grade II listed Tudor building is one of the most important mansion houses in Glamorgan. Y Fan now offers luxury B&B accommodation on the edge of Caerphilly, with its impressive castle, the largest in Wales.
Within walking distance of the castle and Harlech town centre, Crown Lodge has been sympathetically restored to provide luxury accommodation with dramatic sea views of the Llyn Peninsula. Built in 1903 for the Crown Agent for Wales, the bedrooms blend period luxury with modern convenience.
A long and winding road up the beautiful Ceiriog Valley leads to the tiny village of Llanarmon and this ancient former farmhouse and drover’s inn. The Hand is now renowned for its award-winning food, comfortable beds and sparkling modern bathrooms.
The former family home of the Sheriff of Denbigh, this luxurious Victorian Town House nestles in the wooded slopes of the Berwyn mountains on the edge of Corwen between Betws-y-Coed, Llangollen, and Bala.