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This imposing house, built in 1780, is home to Machynlleth's only true hotel and one of the town's most welcoming addresses. With its large stone fireplace, delicious restaurant and well-appointed rooms, the Wynnstay exudes a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for ending a busy day of discovery. As an added bonus, brother owners Gareth and Paul Johns and their entire team offer guests an enthusiastic welcome. Charming, friendly, country-style... we'd stay longer!

Llwyngwern Farm has a lovely location, around the River Dylas, where it's possible to swim (but you'll need to bring your own moisture). But it's really out of the way, so it's best reserved for cyclists or those with vehicles. Dogs are allowed. On-site facilities include running water, hot showers, toilets and electrical outlets. Numerous mountain trails accessible on foot or by mountain bike are nearby. The nearest supermarket is 5 miles away, bar and restaurant 1 mile. Numerous attractions in the vicinity.

Beautiful youth hostel in the old school of the village in the very well-treated garden. Dormitories and family rooms. 

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!

The Welsh Tourist Board has awarded three stars to this small organic beef and sheep farm. You can count on the quality of the services offered. The rooms all have en suite bathrooms and garden views. Of the four rooms, two have a double bed and two twin beds, one of which is accessible to people with reduced mobility. In the summer, Lane Farm has a pleasant terrace and garden for the little ones and their parents. Good value for money.

A beautiful renovated stone farmhouse, dating from 1750, which has several lodges for rent, nicely arranged. You can choose several lodges depending on the number of people: from 2 to 10. The owners have demonstrated their taste and creativity to make their rentals an attractive place to stay. You can also use a chef for cooking lessons on site. The place is perfectly suited for a relaxing break. The lodges are all very well equipped, some have an outdoor whirlpool bath (sheltered).

We appreciate this charming hotel, its terrace and its garden with its ideal tables to have breakfast in the sun in summer. The eleven rooms are rather elegant and well decorated. The room with the canopy bed in particular is full of charm! Renowned in the area for its hospitality and restaurant (refined, original and cheap cuisine). For breakfast, on request, we can have a vegetarian, vegan or even gluten-free choice. For cyclists: on site, bicycle garage and all the necessary equipment to wash them if necessary.

In the city centre, The Elan Hotel is a picturesque hotel with pretty rooms, recently refurbished by the new owners. With adjacent pub that serves good roasts on Sundays. Tranquillity and comfort. On site, there is also something to do in case of rain: a piano, games, television with sports channels in particular... Or you can simply read in the living room by the fireplace... It's very cosy. The owners are very friendly and accommodating. Pets are not allowed.

Pleasant and spacious hostel with a view of the castle. We are rather well located, because even if we are not in the heart of Conwy, the town being quite small, we are only a quarter of an hour's walk from the castle. In the dining room, offering splendid views, good homemade meals are offered at very reasonable prices. We also appreciate the play area with a billiard table, table football... and access to a computer if needed. The rooms are simple but clean and offer the bare necessities in terms of comfort. Very good value for money.

The Lighthouse is like a small castle clinging to the side of steep cliffs. Almost 113 meters above the Irish Sea, the view is more than magnificent, it's absolutely breathtaking. The interior is comfortable, and the leeward walks between the "two seas" are enchanting. This is one of the most unusual places to stay in Wales. The most interesting of the three rooms is the Lamp Room, with its small sitting room and huge skylight offering a 280-degree panoramic view of the sea.

Housed in a former Swansea Port Authority building dating from 1902 and now listed, the Morgans is undoubtedly one of the finest hotels in the country. Everything from the arched ceilings, massive wooden doors and large leather armchairs exudes traditional luxury. The rooms, imposing and design at the same time, all have their own style and charm. If you can't afford to spend the night, check out the lobby, or treat yourself to a drink at the bar to get a taste of the luxurious ambience

If you wish to extend your retirement, a hotel has opened its doors in a 12th century building that is part of the monastery. The restaurant's dining room is located in the room that was once used as a monks' visiting room. The four rooms are often occupied by cyclists and walkers. The popular Offa's Dyke does not pass very far from the monastery and walks in the Llanthony Valley are renowned as one of the most spectacular in the Black Mountains. Small establishment, it is better to book in advance.

The oldest hotel in Hay-on-Wye, which served as a post office relay at the beginning of the 20th century. It is a good example of Georgian style. Beautiful garden in which you can eat or have a coffee when the weather permits. The restaurant, awarded with two Rosettes,specialises in traditional Welsh cuisine. The living room, which offers a beautiful fireplace in winter, is very pleasant for tea and books. As for the rooms, they are superb, cosy and very comfortable. We soon feel good here and we would stay here one more night!

Within the Tenby fortifications, Myrtle House is famous for its breakfast, but also for the joie de vivre of its owners, the Evans. Better to book, the rooms are successful! The rooms are quite large, nicely decorated in pastel colours that make everything very warm. It feels good here very quickly. When you wake up, you can enjoy breakfast served in the dining room, with its beautiful alcove. And if you need something, or just advice, you don't hesitate to ask, you are always answered with a smile.

Meadow farm is a campsite in the north of the city, five minutes walk from the beach and ten minutes from the centre of Tenby. Located at the top of a hill overlooking the surroundings, it offers a very beautiful view of the colourful village of Tenby, its square and the sea as far as the eye can see. It is very simple, with the minimum equipment but it is a very pleasant place where it is good to pitch your tent for a few nights. As the campsite is on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path hiking trail, remember to book a little early in the summer.

Modern, spacious building. You'll find plenty of surfers here, as Manorbier beach is ideal for this sport, as is Freshwater West, a little further down the coast. Many rooms are en suite, with beds in mixed dormitories or single rooms. It's also possible to rent part of the building, converted into an apartment. In summer, you can also enjoy glamping (accommodation similar to camping, but a little more original and very comfortable) in yurts with futons.

The charm of this Victorian house inspired its owner to make the most of it. His taste for decoration and gardening was happily expressed. The three rooms, renovated in 2016, are arranged with a sure taste, in light tones. Carpets on the floors, wooden furniture and green plants give them a warm look. They each have a bathroom (all recently renovated) and their windows overlook the garden. On site, restaurant and half board possible.

A hotel 10 meters from the beach whose gardens overlooking the sea are incredible! The rooms are more or less luxurious, depending on the category chosen, all comfortable and very clean. Some of them have a view of the sea. The restaurant's menu changes every month to highlight local seasonal products. In summer, we eat on the terrace, once again, to enjoy the scenery. Off-season, the setting is ultra relaxing, with almost no tourists in the area, ideal to recharge your batteries!

Superb house in a large park, close to a wood. There are double and family rooms, cosy and comfortable, with a charming decoration. Meals are served in the beautiful dining room, in front of the fireplace or outside on the terrace. Those who want a little more privacy, have the option of renting beautiful cabins. It feels good, timeless and absolutely calm. The owners also have horses and organize equestrian excursions in the woods and along the beaches. A very nice address!

Close to the beach, you'll find a quiet location and a warm welcome. In a house dating from the ^19th century, the rooms have been renovated and transformed into beautiful apartments with one bedroom (5 apartments) or two (3 apartments) and a living room with open-plan kitchen. Some ground-floor apartments have direct access to the garden. Well-equipped, they are simple and comfortable. No on-site restaurant, but plenty of choice nearby. Bonus: some rooms offer a sea view.

A warm welcome awaits you at this small bed & breakfast. Two rooms are available in this small family home, conveniently located near Worm's Head. One room has a double bed, the other two separate beds. Each room has its own bathroom with bath. All is neat and comfortable. There's a cosy living room with a fireplace in winter, and breakfast on the sunny terrace in summer. Good value for money, it's a good alternative to traditional hotels. Plus: sea views.

A little out of the village, this is the only campsite near Rhossili. It offers a superb view of the sea. Here you are close to the most beautiful beaches and coastal paths of the peninsula. It is really a pleasant place to camp, enjoy nature and calm (if you are not in the middle of summer...). On site, you will find a small store to help you out, toilets and showers, as well as a laundry area. (Attention, wifi available but not free of charge).

At the King Arthur Hotel, you will find less than twenty comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms (several comfort ranges). For more privacy or for families, a cottage for four people is available: with living room and wood stove, equipped kitchen... This warm traditional inn is also a very good pub and restaurant. The terrace, surrounded by meadows where sheep graze, comes alive on sunny summer days. A very good choice to spend a few days with friends or family in complete serenity.

Between Caerleon, Usk and Cwmbran, this family farm, where sheep have been raised, has been renovated in B & B and offers visitors comfortable rooms. A lounge-dining room and a kitchenette are available as well as a small private garden with tables and chairs to take your meals or breakfast. Ideal for a couple, this accommodation is also interesting for families who receive a special rate. You can store your car or bike in the home garage and free internet access.

You immediately feel at home between the thick stone walls and under the oak beams of this former coaching inn. Lovely, romantic rooms. The hotel's rustic decor has retained an inn-like atmosphere. The restaurant has won several awards for the quality of its cuisine. Here you'll find local specialties based on local produce: beef, mutton and venison are all on the menu, marinated in the subtle sauces for which the chef is renowned. The menu also includes salmon and trout caught in the river Usk.

A few rooms in a well-kept family home, close to the centre. The house also prepares meals to take away for your hikes on request. The rooms are simple, equipped with the minimum: coffee, tea, kettle, television... While some rooms have a private bathroom, others simply have a sink and access to a shared bathroom. Good simple breakfast: eggs, sausage, cereals, fruit.... Most of the products come from local production, otherwise they prefer fair trade products.

In the village of Sennybridge, renowned as one of the most charming of the Brecon Beacons, a friendly rural farmhouse with five stars! Spacious rooms with large beds... canopy! A little kitsch perhaps, but king size and with an individual bathroom. In summer, you can have breakfast in the garden. No restaurant, but a pub 15 minutes walk away. Hiking guides are on loan from the house and picnics can be prepared for you. Perfect when you have a car and can therefore move easily.

This lovely B&B is set in one of the most beautiful Georgian streets in Edinburgh, where R.L Stevenson himself once lived. The two cosy and tastefully decorated rooms are the epitome of the art of British hospitality, just like your two hosts, Diane and Robert. You'll feel at home with them as you do with yourself, especially if you like cats. The traditional Scottish breakfast is a real lesson in good manners with some recipes based on haddock and salmon, worthy of great tables. A delicious and authentic address.

Mrs Moira Conway offers you unparalleled hospitality in a quiet and bright house. It will share your knowledge about the city and tell you the timetables, routes to borrow or avoid, buses to take…

This chain hotel enjoys an excellent location and is very popular with travellers for all the facilities it offers: 24-hour reception, comfortable rooms, parking available. The rooms are furnished with all comforts (comfortable bedding, TV, en-suite bathroom). The hotel also has a bar and a restaurant, as well as a games area with billiards, retro games and a revisited jukebox. The staff is very pleasant and takes good care of you.

A spacious residence in the middle of a park and sheltered from any noise nuisance. The staff is friendly, the public areas are pleasant and the lounge has a fireplace. A fitness centre is also available.

Caddon View is a Victorian house built in 1850. You will stay in tastefully decorated, comfortable and charming "classic" and "superior" rooms (8 in total). All have TV with DVD player, storage space, hairdryer, hospitality tray and en-suite or private bathroom. In May 2019, Lisa and Steve, the owners, opened the Sitooterie Café, offering a selection of Scottish produce, light lunches (100% local and homemade) and afternoon teas.

Crosshall will seduce all those who are looking for a real stay in the countryside and a completely rural setting. The three rooms, double or twin, are cosy and charming. They all include a private bathroom, sometimes on the landing, but always very practical. There is also a dining room and a living room with a fireplace to chat with other guests. Jim and Judy are very loving hosts and mainly raise sheep on their farm. They serve a home-cooked breakfast, which they change every day.

Right in the heart of St Ives, a stone's throw from the harbor, this typically English hotel has 15 rooms above a friendly, historic old pub. The welcome is charming, the rooms spacious and comfortable, all with en suite facilities, and the prices very reasonable for such a central location. In the morning, a full British breakfast is included: eggs, bacon and toast. The corridors are decorated with paintings of the region's ports, and there's live jazz in the pub in the evenings.

The Sherbrooke Castle Hotel offers 18 rooms on its estate in Pollokshields: in its castle and in its park. The Victorian castle welcomes you in its lounge bar, but also in its restaurant, in its gardens and on its terrace. The superb setting will make you want to linger on site. Built in 1896, it was a hotel before the Second World War, before becoming a training centre for naval officers and then regaining its status.

This 400-year-old cottage has four small neat and cheap rooms. All rooms are equipped with bathroom and TV. No Internet. Breakfast and dinner are served in the adjoining pub, the real institution of Norwich. This cosy establishment is suitable for its terrace, stone walls and a relaxed atmosphere.

Your host, Wendy, has been dedicated to the hottest "landlady" (owner) of the year 2008! It is true that she holds her Victorian house with love and passion, transformed into downtown B & B. The rooms are cosy and comfortable, all decorated with fresh flowers.

Located in the bustling Cornish fishing village of Boscastle, YHA Boscastle Youth Hostel is a unique, iconic building owned by the National Trust. With private rooms and en-suite private rooms, this hostel offers quality accommodation for all types of travelers, from solo travelers to families on vacation. Facilities include a shared kitchen, garden, games rooms and free Wi-Fi in communal areas. Boscastle's surroundings offer plenty to do, including visiting the Museum of Witchcraft, home to the world's largest collection of witchcraft-related artifacts, and exploring Tintagel Castle, perched on a rocky peninsula with stunning views of the Cornish coast. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking the coastal paths and water sports nearby. The YHA Boscastle Youth Hostel is open from 8am to 10am and from 5pm to 8:30pm. It is accessible by car, but there is no on-site parking. Guests can use the nearby council parking lot, which costs £5.20 for 24 hours or is free from 5pm to 10am.

Here is a simple, colourful and friendly little backpackers located 5 minutes from the seafront. There is a family atmosphere and cleanliness of the rooms.

Has a section reserved for campers and small tents.

Squeaky stairs, waxed parquet flooring and brick walls give this hotel a rustic and welcoming appearance. This 15th century building houses 15 old fashioned rooms, some with four-poster beds, others with a view of the cathedral and Market Place. Ideal for a warm and relaxed stay. The restaurant, Anton's Bistrot, offers a very varied menu, to be enjoyed on the terrace behind the establishment. The food is very good, especially fish and burgers. A picturesque address.

This Victorian hotel has several rooms, from single to family rooms or two-bedroom suites. Each one has its own bathroom and everything you need for a comfortable stay: TV, courtesy tray, hairdryer, air conditioning, work space, wi-fi... A bar and a restaurant complete the offer, with timeless classics modernized, local products and a beautiful inventiveness. Let yourself be tempted by a dinner or an afternoon tea (for sweet palates): you can even take it with a glass of sparkling wine or a cocktail!

The Top House Inn offers comfortable, friendly accommodation in the village, not far from the hiking trails around the peninsula. Perfect for travelers planning to explore the area on foot. Rooms are bright, decorated in shades of blue and natural pine. The pub on the first floor can also be a good spot for a bite to eat or a drink, between local specialities and local beers. This is a typical English pub-hotel, and we particularly appreciate its location. The service is friendly.

Situated on the banks of the River Lyn, a little way from the center, this B&B attracts above all for its idyllic calm and pretty front veranda. Sharon and Neil cook an excellent breakfast and can also prepare dinner if required. An excellent address, with six en-suite bedrooms, where the owners play their part with dedication. Take advantage of some sunshine for a moment of reading on one of the chairs on the veranda, our favorite spot in this B&B.

Since 1931, The Bedford has been a Balham hotspot: a pub, restaurant and live music venue, it offers a few upstairs rooms to visiting travelers. So you can enjoy your stay as a local, in an atmosphere that's bound to be friendly and lively. This beautiful brick building was completely renovated in 2021. It has become a veritable boutique hotel, with 15 rooms featuring early ^20th-century cachet, individualized decor and delicious bedding. A typically London address, brought up to date without losing its soul.