The best accommodations Ceredigion

Hilary and Clive Davies run a charming B&B in a typical Edwardian house just a few steps from the seafront. With its well-kept, comfortable and beautifully appointed rooms, its grand period staircase covered in thick carpeting and the incomparable welcome reserved for guests, it feels like a cocoon. Breakfast, ticked off on a list that you slip in at reception before going to bed, can be taken under a small glass roof on decorated wrought-iron tables. Every attention is paid to guest satisfaction.

Nice hotel, on the beach, run by the same family for 35 years. Some guests have been coming back for over 20 years, which is a very good sign. The welcome is indeed charming. The rooms have recently been upgraded for even greater comfort. Some have slightly outdated decor and bathrooms, but they are clean and comfortable. Some have a beautiful view over the bay. The restaurant is open to non-residents. The à la carte menu features traditional Anglo-Welsh cuisine, with top-quality ingredients.

There are places that are worth the trip in themselves... This former farmhouse, transformed into luxurious suites with an undeniable value for money, which plays on contemporary sobriety is one of them. The welcome is assured with enthusiasm and quickly triggers the complicity. When you wake up, breakfast is pure delicacy. A real treat! The ultimate: take advantage of the large rooms with their private terrace. Everything here has a mad charm. And for more privacy, you can even rent one of the available cottages, fully equipped with a nice living room and kitchen.

This establishment with stunning views over Cardigan Bay, close to several beaches within walking distance, has been welcoming guests for many years. All rooms are en suite, i.e. with the bathroom inside the room. Typically decorated with thick carpets, paintings and flowery curtains. Communal areas include a garden and a pleasant, light-filled patio with a glass roof. On-site restaurant with children's menu. Pets allowed.

The hotel's logo - a very stylish dragon - sums up the concept: to make contemporary with traditional. The owners have commissioned Welsh artists to work: original paintings for the rooms, design specially created for the restaurant's furniture... The narrow and high-rise building has one room per floor, which is served by a central spiral staircase. The recently renovated rooms are modern and well equipped. Number 6 offers a great view. Multiple lighting sources can be used to dim the lights and vary the moods.

You can't miss this guest house with its white front and yellow columns, right on the beach. It is one of the cheapest addresses on the waterfront, to remember, therefore. The rooms are very nice, modern and comfortable. There are the usual equipment such as coffee, tea, kettle, television.... All rooms have showers, except for the single room, which has access to a shower in the corridor. Good breakfast with traditional Welsh and continental options.

From the centre, take bus no. 504, next to the station, stand A. Otherwise, walk 20 minutes (climbing streets!). What could be more original to discover the city than to settle on the university campus and take the marks of students who have gone on summer holidays? Choice: single rooms with private bathroom or apartments with up to 10 rooms. And to fully adopt the student lifestyle, we also enjoy the U restaurant, the sports halls, the indoor swimming pool and the entire art centre, just like a local!

Highbury Guest House has an excellent price/quality ratio. It is a neat and charming address. This Victorian house from 1898 offers an excellent welcome. About ten rooms await you: single, double or family rooms. They are nicely and soberly decorated and have basic equipment: television, wifi, alarm clock, hairdryer, armchair to read or enjoy the view... In the morning, Jimmy and Angela, the owners of the establishment, will offer you a delicious Welsh breakfast