The Oak Lodge Inn- The Oak Lodge is on the edge of the delightful old fishing village of Moelfre, which lies on the East Coast of the beautiful Isle of Anglesey. The Oak Lodge has 10 en suite bedrooms, all with welcome trays, TV and central heating. The rooms are individual and vary in size. Full Sky TV is available in the lounge. Bar snacks are available, as are delicious home-cooked meals in the restaurant. Enjoy a relaxing drink in the comfort of the cosy oak-beamed bar and take in the stunning panoramic sea views of Anglesey, Llandudno and Puffin Island.

Dylan Thomas House- The birthplace of the poet, Dylan Thomas, this Edwardian house has been beautifully restored to its original condition, and offers a unique overnight experience. You can walk back into Edwardian times and enjoy the peace of a house with no TV, but instead with a phonogram, books, newspapers of the day and card games to keep you amused. Guided tours and walks are available. Close to Cwmdonkin Park, Dylan Thomas House is just 1 mile (1.6 km) from Swansea city centre and 5 miles (8 km) from Mumbles and Gower beaches. The house sleeps up to 6 people in 1 double, 1 twin and 2 single rooms including Dylans tiny bedroom with its original gas lamp point. Over two-thirds of Thomas' published output was written here.

Holland Arms Hotel- The family-run hotel offers clean, functional and good value accommodation, centrally located on the Isle of Anglesey between Gaerwen and Llangefni, in the small hamlet of Pentre Berw. The hotel is just a few hundred yards from the A55 motorway, and Holyhead ferry port is just a 15 minute drive away. The location of the hotel makes it an ideal choice for both a business trip and a holiday break. Enjoy a meal in the dining room, or the carvery on Sundays.

The Horse and Jockey Inn- Originally a 14th century coaching inn, the Horse & Jockey offers a warm and friendly atmosphere, owned by the same family since 1989. Situated in Knighton town, close to the Offa's Dyke Centre, the inn offers a cosy lounge bar with log fire and a main bar with weekend entertainment. At the end of the large courtyard is an 80 seater restaurant which offers an extensive menu. Owner and chef Gary Salt can cater for any occasion. Booking is essential at weekends.

Southmead Guesthouse- Southmead Guesthouse has a good location between Llanelli town centre and the new Millennium Coastal Park. It is within 10 minutes' walk of the local train station. The Southmead is convenient for Carmarthen and Swansea and is close to Llanelli College and the hospital. Llanelli has many pubs and great places to eat in, as well as fun activities like paintballing and horse riding. There are also some unique fishing spots.

Llwyn Onn Guest House- Situated at the gateway of Snowdonia's National Park, this small, family-run B&B is set within an area of natural beauty, amidst the rolling heather moors of the Hiraethog. Llwyn Onn is a former Victorian Watermill sympathetically restored into a modern welcoming guest house. Nestled amid 6 acres of land, the house boasts beautiful views, a natural lake to the front, with ducks and local wildlife, and open fields leading up to the Berwyn Mountain range behind. Within easy reach of Clocanog Forest and Lynn Brenig, which is popular for fishing and boating, the house also provides the perfect base for walking holidays; nearby you will find Bala Lake and Betws-y-Coed and Denbigh Moors. Bala Lake also offers white-water rafting and sailing.

Aberconwy House- An AA 5-star luxury Victorian guest house, Aberconwy House is situated in the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed, near Mount Snowdon, providing the perfect base to explore Snowdonia National Park. Some rooms have stunning views of Snowdonia. Rooms are stylishly decorated, with an en suite and an LCD flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available in the hotel. The village is surrounded by the majestic Gwydir Forest, with many cycle and walking routes. The centre of Betws-y-Coed with its many restaurants is just a 10 minute walk away. After a day exploring the beautiful waterfalls, rivers and wildlife of Snowdonia, relax in the comfortable lounge or on the sun terrace at Aberconwy House.

Montclare and Cumberland Hotel- The Montclare and Cumberland hotels have a great position on the North Shore promenade. The front rooms have spectacular panoramic sea views. The family-run hotels are also close to the local town, and within walking distance of many of Llandudno's attractions. Shopping malls, the theatre, conference centre, entertainment area and different types of restaurants are all accessible from The Montclare & Cumberland.

Can-Y-Bae- Since the 19th century, the Can-Y-Bae has provided an elegant escape from everyday life. Now as a sea front town house hotel, a few minutes walk from the town centre & the Venue Cymru Theatre & Conference Centre, we offer fully refurbished accomodation with a relaxed elegance & a contemporary twist. All rooms are en-suite & offer complimentary refreshments & luxury toiletries. All Premier rooms have lift access. We have a fully licensed bar & restaurant.

The Lindens- Close to the centre of Llandudno, The Lindens has a relaxing, comfortable atmosphere and a large terrace overlooking the sea. It is about 150 metres from the Promenade. The 12-bedroom guest accommodation is well-located for the town centre. It is close to the dry-ski slope, the cable car lift, the Great Orme Tram, the copper mines, Haulfre Gardens and the Great Orme. Each room is en suite and has toiletries, a colour TV, tea/coffee-making equipment and a hairdryer.

Glangwili Mansion- On the edge of the Brechfa Forest, in the beautiful yet largely undiscovered Gwili Valley, this luxurious bed and breakfast has 3 individually designed rooms with flat-screen TVs and DVD players. Glangwili Mansion has a beautiful, peaceful location, ideal for walkers and cyclists and for those wishing to visit the many visitor attractions of Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Now carefully renovated and lovingly restored to its former glory, the Glangwili Mansion has 3 individually designed en suite rooms, each with its own unique character and charm. Every room has a large en suite bathroom, luxurious beds and original modern art on all the walls. All of the rooms have soft, fluffy dressing gowns and slippers, flat-screen TVs with DVD players and seating areas. Tea/coffee making facilities, flasks of iced water and hair dryers are standard in every room. A full cooked breakfast is included in the price and free Wi-Fi is available in the public areas.

New Hall Guesthouse- This licensed B&B on the edge of Llanwrtyd Wells has light and airy rooms with large en suite bathrooms. New Hall Guesthouse is a converted church meeting hall. Breakfasts can be large and traditional, vegetarian, continental or a mix of all three. Ingredients are locally sourced and organic wherever possible. Evening meals are available by arrangement. There is a ground-floor suite suitable for those with mobility difficulties.

Craiglands Guest House- You will be sure of a warm friendly welcome from Gwynneth and Philip when you stay at Craiglands House. Craiglands is a fine lovingly maintained Victorian House less than 100 yards from the promenade, enjoying many original features, creating an atmosphere of warmth, comfort and tranquility. All rooms are en suite with TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Four-poster and king-size beds available. Start the day with an excellent, freshly cooked breakfast in the pleasant dining room.

The Clovelly- The Clovelly, located in the picturesque Victorian town of Llandudno North Wales. Situated a short walk from the High Street, Promenade, theatre & conference center.Ideal base for touring the many wonderful attractions and sites in North Wales, including Snowdonia Naational Park.

Llwynygog Guest House- Llwynygog is a small, family-run, 3-star guest house in a lovely part of central Aberystwyth, just 2 minutes' walk from the beach and the many amenities of the town centre. The railway and coach stations are just a 5-minute walk away. Shops, clubs, supermarkets, pubs and a cinema are all within walking distance All rooms have central heating, Freeview TV, tea/coffee facilities and wireless internet access. En suite and standard (not en suite) rooms are available. Llwynygog Guest House welcome families, singles, couples, pets and group bookings.

Links Hotel- Close to all that the seaside resort of Llandudno has to offer, the Links Hotel is just across the road from the bowling alley and only 5 minutes from the beach and the shops. The Links Hotel is within easy walking distance of Llandudno's new shopping centre; the town's multiplex cinema; the theatre; and all of the town's shops, bars, restaurants and clubs. The Great Orme is just 5 minutes away and you can reach the summit via Britain's longest cable car journey or on the tramway, which is over 100 years old. There are 20 golf courses within 30 miles of the hotel. Free parking is available for guests. The hotel has a large car park, also with disabled access. There is also a children's play area and patio area. The Links Hotel has a lounge bar and a restaurant area. The bar is well stocked, with a selection of cask ales and there is a pool table and a dartboard. An extensive menu is available for lunch and dinner and all the food is freshly cooked using local produce. All of the hotel's rooms are en suite and each room has free wireless internet access and a plasma flat-screen TV.

Tegfan Guesthouse- Within Caernarfon's ancient medieval town walls, this friendly guest house is within 200 metres of the Castle, the Menai Straits, the Marina and the Galeri Theatre. Tegfan Guest House offers rooms with central heating, digital TV, DVD players, tea/coffee and bottled water. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms. Fresh towels are provided daily and there is a selection of DVDs, books and magazines available. Close to the unspoilt beauty of Snowdonia, the guest house is only 200 metres from a very nice pub called the Anglesey Arms on the harbour front, which has spectacular views over the Menai Straits.

The Lion Hotel- Set within a beautiful 18th century residence, this ivy-clad hotel provides an ideal base from which to explore the unspoilt countryside of the England and Wales border. Boasting a peaceful setting in Llansantffraid, North Wales, The Lion Hotel provides a relaxing rural retreat. It has been carefully updated to provide a range of modern comforts, whilst still retaining its original character and charm. During your stay you can sample the traditional and modern fayre from the ? la carte menu in the Lion Hotel's elegant restaurant or comfortable lounge bar.

Plas Dinas Country House- This historic 400-year-old country house is set in 15 acres of beautiful grounds and stunning scenery. It was once the home of Lord Snowdon and Princess Margaret. With log fires, sea and mountain views and individually styled bedrooms, Plas Dinas Country House is between the mountains of Snowdonia and the Irish Sea. Plas Dinas combines state-of-the-art amenities with antiques and a comfortable homely atmosphere. Good road links make Plas Dinas Country House accessible from many of North Wales's popular attractions.

Cwmbach Guest House- Cwmbach Cottages are one of the quietest places to stay, nestled on a hill side over looking Neath and is surrounded by mature woodland just half a mile above the village of Cadoxton. Our location is ideal for walking with a network of foot paths which start 100m away and lead into Graig Gwladys, Country Park, and onto Aberdulais Water Falls. Neath Golf club is only 400 meters away. We also have our own car park, internet access and only half a mile from the first of many places to eat.

The Coach House- The Coach House offers 5-star boutique town-house accommodation in Brecon, within the Brecon Beacons National Park. Hosts Marc and Tony will provide a warm welcome to their luxurious, contemporary accommodation. They have plenty of local knowledge and can tell you the best places to visit, whether you plan to walk, cycle or ride. The Coach House's rooms are newly fitted, and have light oak furniture, a flat-screen TV, throws and soft furnishings. A free beverage tray comes with fresh milk.

The Senarth (With Off Street Parking)- This comfortable, privately-owned guest house has a relaxed, homely and very friendly atmosphere with a cosy guest lounge and bar for maximum relaxation. All rooms are comfortably furnished with an en suite bathroom, hospitality tray, Freeview TV, adjustable central heating and other facilities. Whether you are a family, couple, or individuals looking to relax, The Senarth is ideal. It is located minutes from the town centre and the promenade, with off street parking. Restrictions apply when booking on public holidays, please read the policies and Important Information sections before booking.

The West Usk Lighthouse- Set on the old coastal road between Newport and Cardiff, this former lighthouse offers unique accommodation with views over the Severn and Usk Estuaries and the Bristol Channel. Designed over 2 floors, plus the lantern room, the West Usk Lighthouse is a circular building with a spiral staircase running through the middle, with a wishing well at the very bottom. As a result, each room features a distinctive wedge shape. Not your most traditional hotel, at the bottom of the stairs you will also find a Dalek! Quirky, friendly and relaxed, the West Usk Lighthouse aims to offer a relaxing stay unlike any other. You can enjoy a session in the Floatation Tank, have a soak in the hot tub which is on the roof and be pampered with a choice of complementary therapies.

Bryncelyn Guesthouse- Set in beautiful Llanwrtyd Wells, this recently refurbished, family-run guesthouse provides comfortable accommodation complemented by traditional hospitality and modern comforts in this idyllic part of Mid-Wales. Ideal for those attending one of the local festivals or holidaying in this picturesque area, Bryncelyn Guesthouse assures a warm welcome from hosts Lil & Malcolm, who aim to offer a personal service to your stay. Immersed within an area of natural beauty, Bryncelyn boasts spectacular views of the rolling hills and countryside.

Black Lion Guest House- The Black Lion Guest House is family-run business that offers a warm and friendly welcome to all, including cyclists and walkers. The guest house is situated in the heart of the historical thriving market town of Abergavenny, a location used by many tourists over the years as the 'Gateway to Wales'.

The Horseshoe Guesthouse- In the old town area, just 5 minutes' walk from the River Wye, this 200-year-old Welsh stone building is rich in original character and traditional charm, with wood beams and exposed stonework. In the rural market town of Rhayader, known as the gateway to the Lakeland of Wales, the Horseshoe Guesthouse and Restaurant makes a great base from which to explore the region's magnificent mountains, valleys, woods and lakes. With original 18th-century timbers and a log fire, the lounges are furnished with deep comfortable chairs. The Horseshoe has been recently refurbished and now combines modern comforts and facilities with this lovely old building's historic character. The rooms are decorated in a traditional country style and each room has tea/coffee making facilities, modern central heating and a flat-screen TV. The fully licensed restaurant offers superb homemade food, freshly prepared using locally sourced produce. The wine list offers a selection of wines from around the world to complement your meal.

Castle Hotel- Centrally located within the beautiful Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron, this hotel offers traditionally decorated rooms and a fine selection of drinks from its bar. Your accommodation at the Castle Hotel will be in a well-appointed room with en suite shower room. Rooms are traditionally decorated, and feature a hand-made tapestry from a nearby woolen mill. The hotel's bar offers all the warmth and charm of a traditional Welsh inn.

Llety Ceiro Guesthouse- Set within a converted farm building, this relaxing countryside retreat is immersed within the peaceful surroundings of the picturesque Eleri Valley, Cardiganshire, making it the ideal base for walkers, bird watchers and cyclists. Llety Ceiro offers 10 comfortable en suite rooms, each of which is equipped with all you may need for a relaxing and memorable stay. It also features space for your private functions, a fully licensed bar and a stylish new restaurant serving traditional home-cooked meals. Conveniently situated to explore both North and South Wales, Llety Ceiro is just 4 miles away from Aberystwyth and 2 miles from the seaside resort of Borth Llety Ceiro. You can even take one of the guesthouse's bikes to explore the beautiful surroundings.

The Lion Inn Gwytherin- Set in the peaceful village of Gwytherin, this 400 year old country inn provides rooms with contemporary furnishings, which blend seamlessly with the traditional decor of the bar and restaurant. Fresh locally sourced food is cooked to order in our restaurant where there is an imaginative wine list. Real ales are served in the bar. There will always be a warm welcome for you at The Lion Inn; a great centre for exploring North Wales.

Castle Inn- This small and friendly guest house is situated in an imposing 16th century stone-built building, ideally located in the heart of the Teme Valley in Wales on the English border. Castle Inn is a charming guest house offering comfortable accommodation with in-room amenities including a TV, DVD player and tea/coffee making facilities. The bar offers real ales, home-cooked food and cosy open fires. The bar serves at least 2 real ales, as well as smooth bitter, draught stout, dry cider and lager. Dogs are allowed in both the bar and the rooms. The surrounding area offers fantastic opportunities for country walks on Offa's Dyke and Glyndwr's Way. It is situated in the heart of Mid Wales, an area that is ideal for walking, cycling and driving amongst the beautiful scenery. The landlord of the inn is a keen walker and will be happy to give advice on possible routes.