The Alexander Hotel - Alexander Guest House is on the west side of Swansea, about 1 mile (1.6 km) from the city centre. The University of Swansea is close by. The privately owned guest house offers a friendly welcome and efficient service to ensure your comfort. There is a games room, a study and a lounge bar for guests. Alexander Guest House is on the edge of the Uplands district, where local amenities including restaurants and bars are nearby. Staff have knowledge of the local area and can advise about local places of interest, including the beautiful Gower coast.

Castle Hotel - A 2-minute walk from Neath Rail Station, the family-run Castle Hotel is an historic Welsh coaching inn providing en suite rooms and 2 cosy bars, just off the M4 motorway. Rooms at the Castle Hotel boast character and charm, whilst offering facilities such as a flat-screen satellite TV, Wi-Fi internet access, feather duvets and tea/coffee making facilities. Green's restaurant serves traditional Welsh Food and offers a daily blackboard featuring local specialities. The 2 bars include the traditional, oak-panelled Lounge Bar, with its huge fireplace and comfy arm chairs. The contemporary Castle Bar has big TV screens and an upbeat, modern atmosphere. Local attractions include Afan Forest Park, Brecon Beacons National Park, the stunning Swansea Bay and Gower coastlines. All this and yet only 40 minutes from Cardiff, the vibrant Welsh capital.

Tir y Coed Country House - A haven of peace and tranquillity, nestled in over an acre of mature landscaped gardens, Tir y Coed is a 5-star country house and a Visit Wales Gold Award winner 2008/9. On the edge of Rowen, one of the Conwy Valley's most delightful villages, the Tir y Coed is within the boundaries of the Snowdonia National Park. The far-reaching views from Rowen extend to the magnificent mountains beyond. The medieval walled town of Conwy is just 4 miles (6.5 km) away, as is the coast. The house has many large windows, filling it with a warm, bright and welcoming light. All of the bedrooms are beautifully appointed and individually designed, with luxurious fabrics and attention to detail ensuring that each room becomes the perfect retreat. All rooms have a TV, refreshment tray, clock radio and an immaculate en suite bathroom or shower room.

Premier Inn Caerphilly (Crossways) - At Crossways Business Park, a mile (1.6 km) from Caerphilly town centre, you can easily reach Caerphilly Castle, St. Fagans and Castell Coch. Expect free parking and comfortable en suite rooms. The Premier Inn Caerphilly (Crossways) has an on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant, serving pub-style meals in a family-friendly atmosphere. Some rooms can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

Best Western New House Country Hotel - A roaring log fire and fantastic views of Cardiff and the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan make this hotel and its award-winning restaurant an ideal venue. Situated on a hillside, the hotel is set on the fringes of Cardiff and nestled amongst the Welsh hills. Cardiff city centre is only a 10 minute drive away, and the M4 can be reached in 5 minutes. Featuring open fires, exquisite furnishings, beautifully restored bedrooms and historic embellishments, New House Country Hotel is an attractive and comfortable location for your visit.

Parkway Hotel - In over 7 acres of gardens, this 4-star luxury hotel offers free Wi-Fi, free parking, recently refurbished accommodation and a leisure club with 15-metre swimming pool. In Cwmbran and within easy reach of Newport and the M4 motorway, the Parkway Hotel has a 4-star rating from the AA. Situated over 2 floors, all of the rooms were fully refurbished in 2006 and 2007. Beautifully furnished, the rooms have oversized beds, plush carpets and marble en suite bathrooms. Each room has a TV, an in-room safe, tea/coffee making facilities, luxury toiletries and soft, fluffy bathrobes. Ravello's Restaurant offers an ? la carte menu of European dishes, made using fresh, local produce. The traditional carvery has also proved popular, as have the hotel's coffee shop and bar. The superb leisure facilities include the deck-level heated indoor pool, a steam room, a sauna, a spa bath and a solarium.

Park Inn Cardiff North - Receive a warm welcome from this hotel close to the M4 and 3 miles (4.8 km) from Cardiff city centre. There is easy access to local business parks and Cardiff's attractions. The spacious, modern Park Inn Cardiff North was fully refurbished in 2009. Each room has air conditioning, an LCD flat-screen TV and a large rainfall shower. There is free car parking for guests. The friendly RGB restaurant has a delicious dishes, and specialities from a charcoal grill. The spacious lounge bar offers drinks and informal dining. All residents have free access to the leisure suite, including the heated indoor swimming pool, spa, steam room, sauna and gym.

Dragon Hotel - A newly refurbished 4-star hotel, in the heart of the city centre, close to the new SAI development and numerous business parks. All rooms are en suite, and fully air conditioned, with complimentary car parking and free Wi-Fi internet access. The hotel also has an AA-awarded brasserie, lounge area and 24-hour room service.

Lamphey Hall Hotel - Lamphey Hall is a traditional, quiet country-house hotel with a lively bistro bar and friendly, professional staff. The family-run hotel is on the Tenby-to-Pembroke road. All rooms are individually designed and decorated, and being refurbished to a high standard. The bistro is set in mature gardens and has an excellent lunch and evening menu. Lamphey Hall is convenient for the ferry, Texaco and refineries, and numerous tourist attractions.

The Quay Hotel - This contemporary hotel and day spa complex offers real luxury on the breathtaking Deganwy Marina, with views over the Conwy Estuary. The fully non-smoking hotel has been meticulously designed throughout, and its architecture epitomises cool sophistication. The large, airy spaces, understated chic and sharp styling combine to create a truly inspirational hotel experience. Wall-to-wall windows with sea views flood the interiors with natural light, and the use of specially quarried Welsh slate makes a thoroughly individual design statement. The rooms incorporate plush beds dressed in crisp Egyptian cotton, luxurious bathrooms and unrivalled in-room facilities.

Penrallt Hotel - The Penrallt Hotel near Cardigan is an impressive Edwardian Mansion House set amidst 42 acres of grounds in a peaceful location overlooking the stunning Blue Flag beaches of Aberporth Bay Easily accessed from the main A487, the Penrallt Hotel is just 5 miles from Cardigan in West Wales. The edge of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is just 6 miles south west of the hotel with the Ceredigion Heritage Coast to the north. Inland, there are the green pastures of the Teifi Valley. You can also take a trip northwards to Snowdonia or southwards to Pembrokeshire. A choice of dining options includes the award-winning Bay Restaurant, the Conservatory or the Terrace Bar. A small leisure complex provides an indoor pool, sauna, gymnasium and beauty salon.

Castle View Hotel - Built about 300 years ago as a private residence originally called Woodfield House, this charming hotel offers an unrivalled view of Chepstow Castle, Situated in the town of Chepstow, on the English/Welsh border by the banks of the River Wye. The historic nature of the hotel creates a charming atmosphere and it is interesting to think that the stones used in the building may have come from Chepstow Castle just across the road, which by that time had fallen into disuse. The aim of the hotel is to offer you comfort, good food and personal attention in surroundings which retain the charm of the 18th century and boast some outstanding features.

Halcyon Quest Hotel - This family hotel/public house features a well-stocked bar, a sunny beer garden with ample seating and an off-road private car park at the front and to the rear of the building. Halcyon Quest (H.Q) is situated just 2 minutes' walk from Prestatyn high street and is within easy walking distance of the beach and many other picturesque strolls, including the historic Offas Dyke pathway. H.Q is within 10 miles of 8 excellent golf courses, and Prestatyn Golf Links has Championship status. For the discerning golfer, the team at H.Q offers golfing mini-breaks, with transport to and from any golf course you choose. Details are available on request. You will find a brochure in your room containing information regarding local eating places, doctors and places of interest.

The Grapes Hotel - Set within a beautiful Grade II listed building, dating back to the 17th century, this charming hotel boasts an idyllic setting in the village of Maentwrog, at the very heart of Snowdonia's National Park. Traditional, warm and comfortable, The Grapes Hotel is renowned for its home-cooked food, real ales and wonderful accommodation in North Wales. It provides the ideal base from which to enjoy a range of country pursuits, including walking, cycling and horse-riding. Each of the bedrooms at The Grapes has been recently refurbished to provide all modern comforts required for a comfortable and relaxing stay, whilst still retaining their original period features. Real log fires provide an inviting and cosy atmosphere for the cold winter evenings.

The Beaches Hotel - Overlooking Central Beach, this large, modern hotel has an indoor swimming pool and newly renovated rooms with views across the beach, the Irish Sea or Prestatyn's hills. Originally built as a yacht club and later adapted to serve as a golf club, the building stylishly incorporates the beach's original sea wall. The Beaches Hotel has now been transformed by its Irish owners into a friendly, comfortable, home-from-home for all visitors to North Wales. All rooms have been renovated and tastefully decorated to a high standard, with the fresh d?cor reflecting the hotel's magnificent seaside location. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The hotel has a large indoor pool, a fully equipped gym and a spa offering a range of relaxation and leisure facilities. For less mobile guests, there is a lift to all floors including the Promenade Bar and the patio area on the first floor. Free on-site parking is available for guests.

Holiday Inn A55 Chester West - Boasting excellent motorway connections and contemporary accommodation with comfortable beds, this modern hotel is ideally located for easy access to Chester city centre and North Wales. Situated on the A55, the Holiday Inn Chester also boasts a convenient position from which to reach Liverpool, Manchester and connections to the Irish ferries and all regional areas. In the evenings you can relax in the hotel with a meal in the conservatory restaurant, or enjoy a drink and small snack in the bar.

Ivy Bush Royal Hotel - The Ivy Bush Royal commands a spectacular position at the gateway to West Wales. Welcomes business and leisure travellers to this beautiful part of the country in considerable style and comfort. The hotel has been fully refurbished and sympathetically modernised to blend its old world charm with modern facilities. There are 70 comfortably furnished bedrooms including 3 family rooms, 4 executive rooms and a two-room suite.

Imperial Hotel - Elegantly Victorian, the Imperial Hotel is situated on the promenade in the beautiful resort of Llandudno. Elegantly Victorian, with lovely views of the bay, the Imperial Hotel is an ideal base for touring North Wales. Open throughout the year, the Imperial Hotel hosts a variety of special breaks, including Christmas, New Year and Easter. Children are accommodated at special rates too. At the Imperial Hotel, the 100 bedrooms have all the facilities you would expect from a first-class hotel, and many enjoy the beautiful views over the bay.

Best Western Cross Lanes Country House Hotel - This relaxed, friendly country-house hotel is set in 6.5 acres of beautiful mature gardens. It is ideally located for Llangollen, Wrexham, Chester, Erddig Hall and Chirk Castle. Cross Lanes has en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi, and is ideal for visiting the spectacular Welsh hills and castles and gardens of North Wales and Chester. First-class golf and fishing are close by. The Lanes Bar and Restaurant has a relaxed, informal atmosphere and serves freshly cooked dishes created with locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. It has held an AA Rosette for 12 consecutive years.

Jolyon's Boutique Hotel - "Thanks, very much better than the Tardis", Actor Chris Eccleston (Dr Who). Jolyon's, the ideal hotel for business or leisure thanks to its location, prices and comfort. A warm welcome awaits you at this unique hideaway situated in the heart of Cardiff's famous docklands area. With a prime location by the Millennium Centre, the luxury accommodation of the Jolyon's Hotel has become an integral part of this vibrant, up and coming area. For the comfort of guests, Jolyon's is a non-smoking hotel. Come evening, enjoy a glass of fine wine or one of the many speciality beers as you sink into a leather couch. "One of the five best UK Town House Hotels...Jolyons set to Blossom" - The Independent.

Foelas Arms Hotel - In the picturesque village of Pentrefoelas, 5 miles outside Betws-y-Coed, this small, family-run hotel provides a warm welcome and good value for money. Snowdonia National Park is a 30-minute car-ride away, as is white-water rafting in Bala. The largest outdoor go-karting circuit in North Wales, Glan y Gors, is a 5-minute drive away. Other nearby activities include golf, fishing, hiking and horse riding. In the 19th century, the Royal Mail coach often stopped at the Foelas Arms on its way from London through Betws-y-Coed to Holyhead. Today, the coaching route is the A5. The hotel has refurbished its dining room and offers a wide range of home-cooked food prepared using local produce.

Fairyhill - Set amid 24 acres of parkland, Fairyhill is the jewel in the crown of the beautiful Gower Peninsular, offering serious luxury without pretension. For those looking for fantastic food, great atmosphere and peaceful surroundings, you will find what others have been talking about for years. Imaginative use of traditional local produce in the AA 2-rosette restaurant, is complemented by an award-winning wine list and 8 luxury rooms to create the classic Fairyhill experience. Fairyhill: restaurant, rooms, and relaxation.

Glen-Yr-Afon House Hotel - A haven of peace and tranquillity, this beautiful Victorian villa is ideally located in the lovely county of Monmouthshire, South Wales, overlooking the banks of the River Usk. Just a 5-minute stroll away from the picturesque town of Usk, the privately-owned Glen-Yr-Afon aims to offer a relaxing stay in rural South Wales. A traditional Victorian property, no 2 rooms are the same. Each one has its own individual character, style and space. Some rooms even have 2 floors, making them ideal for families. The Glen-yr-Afon has been a family-owned and family-run business since 1974. For business events and special occasions the Glen-Yr-Afon provides the Library and the Ballroom. To ensure that your event is successful, any special arrangements can be organised with through the hotels dedicated Conference Coordinator.

Hilton Newport - Just off the M4, this 5-star hotel has a fine-dining restaurant and excellent leisure facilities, including an 18-metre swimming pool, a sauna and a steam room. The Hilton Newport is 3 miles (5 km) from Newport and 18 miles (30 km) from Cardiff. The LivingWell Health Club includes an indoor swimming pool, well-equipped gym and whirlpool. The Seasons Restaurant offers high-quality international cuisine in a relaxed setting. With comfortable sofas, the Court Bar & Lounge serves a range of tasty meals and alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. In the summer, you can relax on the patio. The Celtic Manor Golf Club, venue for the 2010 Ryder Cup, is less than a mile (1.6 km) from the hotel.

Barcelo Cardiff Angel Hotel - Located next to Cardiff Castle and the Millennium Stadium, this hotel is perfect for exploring this great city. Cardiff's most historical hotel demonstrates Victorian splendour throughout, as well as modern extras like air conditioning in all bedrooms. Steeped in history, the hotel dates back to 1883 and is simply the most famous 4-star hotel in Cardiff. It stands in the heart of the city centre and offers a warm and friendly service. Recent investment has restored the building to its former Victorian elegance, including the beautiful Waterford Crystal chandelier in the foyer which is rumoured to be insured for a 6 figure sum.

Lasswade Country House Hotel and Restaurant - In a wonderful, tranquil location surrounded by beautiful Welsh countryside, this period Edwardian country house offers stunning views, great food and comfortable, peaceful accommodation for a restful, relaxing, restorative break. With just 8 rooms, you can be assured of attentive, personal service and a warm welcome from Emma and Roger, who are not just the owners, but also the operators of this charming country house The impressive restaurant continues to collect awards, the latest being a second AA Rosette and the UK Sustain Food Challenge which is awarded in recognition of our commitment to sourcing local produce, using organic ingredients, reducing food miles, caring for the environment and ensuring traceability of food. Just 30 minutes from the Brecon Beacons, the peaceful natural beauty of the hotel's surroundings and the quiet, comfortable accommodation make the hotel a tranquil retreat for those who want to unwind from the stresses of everyday life.

The Broadmead Hotel - In a secluded setting, in an acre of landscaped grounds, this period country house residence is within easy walking distance of the historic walled town of Tenby. The Broadmead Hotel has a reputation for high standards of cleanliness, service and cuisine, as well as a friendly atmosphere throughout the hotel. The hotel has won the Best Small Hotel in Wales award, from the RAC. The hotel offers comfortable accommodation in en suite rooms. There is ample free car parking available for guests and breakfast is included in the quoted room rates. This privately owned hotel is personally supervised by the proprietors, Simon and Julia.

Elen's Castle Hotel - A former 18th century coaching inn, originally part of the Earl of Ancaster's Welsh estate, this comfortable, family run hotel is full of historic character. Resting in the centre of the Dolwyddelan, the hotel offers a unique place to relax at the heart of the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. Retaining its original character and many fittings, Elen's Castle Hotel has en suite guestrooms to suit all tastes, including four-poster rooms overlooking the Lledr Valley and River, family suites and accommodation to suit walking groups. We also have a bunkhouse for the traveller on a budget. Dine in our intimate restaurant and enjoy a drink by the wood burning stove in our cosy historic bar.

Tynycornel Hotel - With a magnificent location, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty and dramatic scenery of the Snowdonia National Park, the Tynycornel Hotel looks out over its own 222-acre fishing lake. With the majestic mountains of Cader Idris reflected in its waters, Tal-y-Llyn Lake is more than a scenic asset; the hotel owns the lake, which is noted for its superb fishing. Tynycornel was a well-known fishing hostelry as early as 1800 and guests enjoy priority access to Tal-y-Llyn's prized waters, together with fine river fishing. Sensitively refurbished, Tynycornel is a solid, traditional building, rich in original character and traditional charm. The en suite rooms have splendid lakeside or garden views and guests can also stay in the adjacent accommodation, converted from old farm buildings. All rooms have TVs, telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. There is a spacious lounge overlooking the lake and the quiet bar and restaurant both offer a high standard of cuisine with an extensive wine list.

Kensington Hotel - Located right on the seafront and with stunning views over the Irish Sea, this small, family-run hotel is just a short walk from all that this seaside town has to offer. In the resort town of Rhyl, the Kensington Hotel has a great location for a seaside break. The Suncentre indoor swimming pool, the Children's Village theme park and the new Drift Park development are all within easy walking distance. The town's train station, cinema, events arena and bowling greens are all nearby. Conveniently located, with easy access to the A55, the hotel also makes a great base for exploring further afield and for visiting all that North Wales has to offer. Conwy and Anglesey are within easy reach. Llandudno is just 20 minutes' drive away and Snowdonia National Park is about an hour away by car. All of the en suite rooms have a TV, tea/coffee making facilities and complimentary toiletries.