Hotels in Dyfed, Wales

The Richmond Hotel has been a family run hotel for over 30 years. In that time we have enjoyed greeting many new guests and welcoming back many regulars. The hotel was originally built as two town houses for properous merchants and, in partnership with the Wales Tourist Board, Ceredigion County Council and Cadw, we have recently completed an overhaul of the hotel frontage to restore it to its original Georgian splendour. We run the hotel with traditional values but are geared up for the 21st century, with all the modern amenities that our guests would expect. We know that the success of our hotel has come about thanks to the support of all our past customers and look forward to welcoming new and existing customers in the future. Our stylish, highly acclaimed, sea view restaurant offers traditional Welsh and British cuisine, using local fresh produce. Our chefs cater for vegetarians and those with special dietary needs. In 1995 we became a member of the exclusive 'Taste of Wales' hospitality scheme. The hotel has a comfortable lounge with its own bar where guests can enjoy a panoramic view of Cardigan Bay. It provides a relaxing escape in a warm, friendly and pleasant atmosphere. We have all our Bedrooms as Non-smoking rooms. There is also a small garden at the rear of the hotel which offers an opportunity to relax outdoors in fine weather.

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The Chef-Owner, Harry Hughes has returned to his Home Town after Stints in Various famous kitchens including 5 years with the famous Roux Brothers. This is reflected in the cooking of only fresh local produce and everything including the bread is made on the premises. Harry's Wife, Li sees to the front of House and it is advisable to book at this busy restaurant. Specials are locally caught fish and the famous dessert selection. The Hotel is right in the heart of Aberystwyth just three minutes walk from the sea front with the shops and museum all within a couple of hundred metres. Ideally positioned for visiting The University College of Wales and The National Library of Wales and IGER. The Restaurant, recommended by the 'Eat Well Wales' guide is split into three. A regular dining room, a strictly no-smoking room and a function room. The function room can cater for up to 50 covers and it is advisable to book the restaurant especially at weekends. Harry Hughes, Chef-Proprietor has won a number of awards including Royal Navy Chef of the Year. The Quality Food is enhanced further by the front of house staff who provide a friendly, warm and comfortable atmosphere. The room renovations have been completed and bookings are being taken now. All rooms are en-suite, have colour television and are situated within 2 or 3 minutes walk from the sea. Whilst in the Royal Marines, Harry became Navy Chef of the Year and then went on to complete his training with 5 years with the famous Roux Brothers. Since then, he has won several awards in the establishments in which he has overseen the kitchen operation

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This hotel is over 400 years old, and was originally a Coachihg Inn. Today modern facilites have been tastefully combined with its taditional character to offer both comfort and atmosphere. The Dinning Room, with a non-smoking policy, overlooks the Castell Valley, and the secluded beer gadren is an ideal place to relax. The cosy, well-stocked Bar with open fire, offers a warm and homely feeling, with an adjacent games room where you can have a game of Pool or Darts. Families are welcome,with reduced rates for children. We pride ourself on our reputation for excellent, traditional home cooked meals, whether your preference is for a snack or full meal{with around 30 dishes to choose from} complemented with fine wine from our cellars. Vegetarians are also well catered for. We offer facilites for Weddings,Private functions,Confrence room, caoach parties{prior notice appreciated} and ample parking. Come and stay at the Dyffryn Castell and experence a True Welsh Welcome in the Hillside.

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The Boar's Head Hotel is a famous Coaching Inn steeped in history dating back to the early 17th Century. Today with the Wales Tourist Board 3*, it offers all ensuite accommodation, and with its enviable location, is as well suited to the holiday maker as the travelling business person. We also have two rooms for the disabled with ground floor access. In the Hotel's Olde Worlde restaurant you will find an extensive menu, catering to most palates, serving excellent cuisine all day, every day. The lounge area offers a relaxing atmosphere for either a quiet drink or an informal meal, while our well appointed bars offer a selection of Traditional Real Ales as well as keg bitters, lagers, cider and a wide variety of wines and spirits. We are proud to be a Felinfoel house. The Restaurants and Lounge area, beautifully Oak Panelled, offer a choice of smoking or non-smoking. The popular Carvery is open every lunchtime and is also available for weddings, private parties etc. The restaurant caters for all with a wide selection of favourite foods such as steaks, fish and vegetarian options. The Hotel has fifteen comfortable letting rooms, which have recently been redecorated, each with colour TV, shave point, ensuite facilities, direct dial telephone and complimentary tea and coffee. Being a family run hotel, children are most welcome. Our younger guests have their own special menu with all their favourite foods. Cots, highchairs and smaller beds are available at no extra charge. Baby listening service is available on request. The secure private car park at the rear of the building will accommodate up to twenty cars. There is also parking under cover for motorcycles. MAG Members welcome! Carmarthen is an ideal base for touring the beautiful coastline and breathtaking countryside of Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion.

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Once a favoured retreat for Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton, the hotel has been sympathetically modernised to blend its old world charm with modern facilities. There are 70 comfortably furnished bedrooms, 2 family rooms and a suite.

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The Ferryboat Inn is ideally located to offer a relaxing break for those travelling to and from Ireland and is a wonderful base from which to enjoy the beautiful unspoilt Pembrokeshire coastline and countryside.

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This is the perfect base from which to explore an area of outstanding natural beauty. The Coastal Path has three hundred kilometres of spectacular, unspoilt scenery. Pembrokeshire has beaches to suit everyone from busy resorts to tiny, secluded coves. There are a variety of boat trips to see the birds including puffins and guillimots, also seals and dolphins. The hotel is very much a family affair offering the highest standard of service in a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. Extensive conference facilities are complimented by the highest standard of service to ensure successful business and social events. Guests may choose from twenty-two bedrooms, all with en suite facilities. There is one single room and the rest are double, twin or family rooms. Nine rooms are in the old house and the rest in the new wing. Three, recently completed Executive bedrooms are furnished to a very high standard. TV with Sky channels, telephone, tea and coffee facilities are available.

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In the heart of Wales and proud to use Welsh products, Brynteilo Guest House will help you enjoy your stay. Whether you're on holiday, travelling on business, researching your family roots or just looking for a breath of fresh air Brynteilo Guest House offers an ideal bed and breakfast location. Our rooms are furnished with a stylish moderns feel. All are ensuite with a washoroom/shower and toilet and equiped with TV, phone, tea/coffee facilities, hair dryer and trouser press. Using high quality local produce wherever possible our bed and breakfast rates include a superb cooked Welsh breakfast. We can also provide delicious evening meals by prior arrangement and we are licensed. Special dietary needs are catered for. We cater for individual visitors and can also accommodate groups. In season, we arrange fishing on the Towy, Europe's fiest sewin river, and shooting on a nearby private estate. Bird watching opportunities proliferate, with a Red Kite feeding station nearby and other outdoor pursuits in the area include walking in the Brecon Beacons national park and Brechfa Forest, riding and golf. Brynteilo Guest House is easy to find, being conveniently situated on the main A40 road 4 miles east of Llandeilo and 8 miles west of Llandovery, providing excellent access from the heart of England, South Wales, the ports for Ireland and Cardiff and Swansea airports. The guest house has a convenient off road car park.

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Trubshaws is a delightful intimate restaurant and enjoys an excellent reputation locally. It offers excellent cuisine with an international flavour prepared using fresh produce. You can select from Vegetarian, Table d'hote or a la carte menus complimented by a well stocked wine cellar. Our Carvery Sunday lunch is extremely popular offering a selection meats and vegetable. Two or three courses are offered at a reasonable price and why not relax afterwards by taking coffee in the hotel lounge or make use of Chasens Health Club. Chasens Health & Leisure Club lies at the heart of the Hotel and is open to residents and a select club membership, providing a tropical haven in which to relax and unwind. Where better to enjoy a light meal or cocktail than at the pool side? The club is fully equipped with a range of professional exercise equipment including Steppers, Joggers, Weight Training, Steam Room, Sauna, Spa and Heated Swimming Pool.

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The hotel is on the edge of the Millennium coastal paths, cycle tracks and views of the Gower Peninsula. A short stroll and you will find the picturesque harbour of Burry-Port a haven for small fishing craft. The Ashburnham is truly set in a most wonderful area full of natural beauty and steeped in history. All bedrooms have en suite bathrooms. The rooms have courtesy trays and colour televisions. Direct dial telephones in all guest rooms for personal, business and confidential calls. The Hotel has seen many changes over the years. In more recent times has been extensively refurbished to provide patrons with a first class establishment where the comfort and personal service for our guests is always important. Having stayed at the Ashburnham Hotel or having enjoyed one of the excellent services you will want to return time and time again.

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The Stradey Park Hotel is the perfect venue for the long or short stay guest. This attractive hotel has been refurbished to the absolute highest standard. The management team have worked hard to make this a first class facility. The Stradey Park Hotel is truly a top first class facility which will welcome visitors to Llanelli & Wales and let them stay in one of the most beautiful hotels in Wales...... The hotel boasts of 83 newly refurbished bedrooms all with en suite facilities, colour television, direct dial telephone and tea/coffee making facilities. Choose from single, twin, double or family. Every room has: - En suite facilities Complimentary tea and coffee tray TV A team of competent management staff have been highly trained to cater for every need and to ensure that guests have a comfortable and relaxing stay. Services Available Fax / PhotoCopying / Typing / Dry cleaning and Laundry / Iron and Ironing Board / Baby Sitting (prior notice needed) / Hair Dryer / Early morning calls / Newspapers / Internet Access / Express Checkouts If you'd prefer the privacy and convenience of your own room to hold a small meeting or catch up with your paper work, we have 3 Business Class rooms with an office annex that has: - Desk Telephone Fax Conference table and seating for up to 6 people For the ultimate space to enjoy your business visit, a special occasion, or a well earned break when you deserve to relax in luxury, take a look at our Executive Suite - decorated in classic French style with a luxurious bedroom, lounge, spacious en suite bathroom and private dining room. The Gryphon Brasserie open every night from 7 p.m. all week. It is a place where Hotel guests and outside visitors can sit down and eat in style. With an extensive mouth-watering menu and a chef with a colorful and impressive catering background, customers are almost guaranteed to enjoy a tasty and tantalising mAnd with a terrace that overlooks Llanelli and Carmarthen Bay, these must surely be some of the best seats in town. On Sundays, the restaurant is also for a traditional carvery lunch. There's quite a team behind the Stradey Park's passion for great food, led by Executive Head Chef, Adrian Bartels and Head Chef, Stuart Williams. For the business, a perfect venue for Conferences, Meetings and Exhibitions. With such a superb setting and a team that has years of experience of arranging literally hundreds of weddings, the Stradey Park hotel has all the essential ingredients to arrange a wedding that's detail perfect for a magical day that will remain with you forever.

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The hotel now has 16 en suite bedrooms,and a self contained apartment, a 50 seater restaurant and 'Neuadd Nest', a traditional Welsh styled function suite that is licenced for 400 with a 270 head seating capacity. This modern 'purpose built' facility is ideal for Banqueting,Functions,Entertainment and Conferences The Hotel is set in the beautiful heartland of South West Wales, providing easy access both to the coast and to the gentle hills and valleys and rivers that are a feature of the region. The Hotel stands close to the point where Carmarthenshire, Cardiganshire and Pembrokeshire meet. We use a lot of local produce - offering a range of menus from 'fancy' to 'snacky', and the team in the kitchen take a pride in producing good food.

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A traditional and quiet family run country-house hotel, formerly a rectory, in mature gardens on the Tenby - to - Pembroke road, convenient for the ferry, Texaco and refinaries, and numerous tourist attractions. If guests require a table for dinner in the bistro or the restaurant please book when making your room reservation

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Stay at the Hign Noon Guest House and wake up in the morning to wonderful meadowlands view, delicious freshly cooked breakfasts and the opportunity to explore the splendours of Britains only Coastal National Park. In the evening relax in our peaceful south facing garden and have a refreshing drink on our raised sundeck which overlooks the meadow. Alternatively settle down with a good book in our cosy lounge with a glass of Pembrokeshire wine (on sale in the Guest House). *En suite rooms* *Clean & Comfortable* *Friendly & Helpful personal service* *Free off street parking* *Television in all rooms* *Full drinks licence* *Extensive breakfast menu*

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The tastefully refurbished hotel was once an old Coaching Inn dating back to mediaeval times. It is said that many visiting gentry rested at the Coach House before continuing their journey. The gardens of the coach house run down to the Mill Pond and a well preserved tower, part of Pembroke's town wall. The Coach House has recently been refurbished to a very high standard but its mediaeval character and charm has been preserved, allowing our present day traveller all the luxury in a very historical hotel. Any other requirements can be arranged, our staff will be happy to help make your stay memorable. There are single, double and family rooms available.

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you will be sure to appreciate the elegant surroundings, excellent cuisine and friendly but discreet staff. Set in 3 acres of grounds, the Hotel is in a secluded yet convenient location a few hundred yards from one of Pembrokeshire's best known landmarks, the Cleddau Bridge, and enjoys panoramic views over the River Cleddau. The town centre is less than a mile away and with ample parking, the Hotel is ideally situated for access to all Pembrokeshire's main towns and attractions.

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Our famous and renowned 17th century hotel is set in the heart of the stunning Cambrian Mountains of mid-Wales. The hotel is perched on the edge of the Rheidol Gorge and has stunning views from most rooms and our a la carte restaurant where there is a choice of freshly prepared local and international cuisine served six nights per week. As an alternative you may wish to enjoy a drink and a bar meal in either of our two lounge bars where you can relax by the log fires and eat, once again, a wide range of innovative freshly prepared and cooked bar meals. All rooms are en-suite and are located on two floors with easy access. Vegetarians and specialist diets are catered for - please just let us know your requirements and we will do our best to meet them. Ample car parking and lock-ups for motor cycles and bicycles available and situated only 1 mile from the increasingly popular mountain bike trails of Nant-yr-Arian. There is no more to be said - just experience the unique warmth, ambience and atmosphere our our lovely hotel - you won't be disappointed!

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We are situated just 3 minutes easy stroll from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, and sheltered Caerfai Bay. In the other direction the centre of St. Davids with its famous cathedral and Bishops Palace just 5 minutes easy stroll. The bar and Restaurant (open seasonally) and our sheltered beer gardens also look out over St. Brides Bay. We have a good varied menu with home made steak and ale pie, pasta dishes, steak, fish, a good selection of curries and an interesting selection of vegetarian dishes. There's also a games room. A full breakfast is served, orange juice, cereal, full English or vegetarian cooked breakfast, toast with jam or marmalade and tea or coffee.

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Built as an exclusive gentleman's residence in 1847 and known then as it still is today for its spaciousness, comfort and elegance this fine country house hotel & Spa leisure suit stands in one acre of mature grounds only half a mile from the golden beaches of the historic walled seaside town of Tenby. There is ample safe parking in our grounds for all our guests and with mature landscaped gardens to the front and rear of the hotel thus ensuring a total carefree peaceful holiday Newly opened 2001 The Spa Leisure Suite comprising of Indoor Heated Pool Sauna Jaccuzi Gym and solarium. A hotel for all seasons

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We have installed all the comforts and trappings of today's modern lifestyle all rooms are en-suite with a variety of bathing facilities - some rooms have king size hydra spa baths with 108 relaxing jets of air and water, some rooms have jacuzzi baths. All rooms have colour TV, telephone and hairdryer and some are available with either a king size bed or four-poster bed.Service is friendly and attentive. The Hotel is complemented by its one acre of outstanding gardens, a true feature. There is plenty of off-road parking. The food is delicious and imaginatively presented. Not suitable for children under twelve years of age. Heywood Lodge is personaly supervised by Marion Stone, the Proprietor.

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Elm Grove is a lovely Georgian House set amongst acres of lawns and fields, and just 250 yards from the picturesque village of St.Florence - which has blossomed into one of the foremost floral villages in Britain. The residents work hard to win several Best Kept Village titles, and they have been awarded numerous awards and accolades for their beautiful floral displays. Along with interesting village inns, historic Flemish chimneys and a peaceful setting, the colourful, fragrant village atmosphere makes St.Florence the perfect place for a relaxing holiday. Elm Grove Country House has the advantage of being far enough from the nearest town (Tenby) to provide safe and easy parking, and an atmosphere of peace and seclusion, yet it is only a short drive from a plethora of sandy beaches and numerous places of interest. In the grounds there is a croquet lawn, a grass tennis court, childrens play area and games room (open at all times for guests entertainment). In the House, guests will find a tasteful blend of original furnishings, such as marble fireplaces and cornice ceilings, polished wooden floors and modern decor. The atmosphere is one of elegance and luxury - a world of difference from the way it would have been during the second world war, when large families of evacuees were housed here! The ten ensuite rooms, with CTV, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers and radio alarm clocks, are spacious, tastefully furnished and elegant. Dinner is available to both residents and non residents, and the menus, accompanied by a well chosen wine list are extensive and imaginative. Arrangements can be made for special occasions.WE DO NOT CATER FOR HEN AND STAG PARTIES.

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The Parsonage Farm Inn is situated in the beautiful village of St.Florence, some 21/2 miles from Tenby and the glorious South Pembrokeshire Coast. The Parsonage is a grade II listed Georgian property which until the early 1930's was the 'Glebe Farm' of this ancient Norman community and farmed by the Rector of St.Florence. The village itself boasts many old houses and cottages with their unique 'Flemish Chimney's built of local limestone. It has won several awards for its beauty and was, in recent years, the Floral village of Wales and Great Britain. Parsonage Farm Inn was winner of Wales in Bloo, 'Best Pub Front Garden'. The Parsonage has twice been featured on T.V's 'Wish You Were Here' and was also one of the first establishments in Wales to receive the British Tourism Authority Commendation for quality services. As well as the obvious summer breaks, the Inn offers all year round holidays including Easter & Whitsun and of course the very popular Christmas & New Year breaks which are great fun for all ages. Children are of course welcome, so whether it's Summer or Winter we can offer quality service with a friendly atmosphere which we think is an ideal combination for the perfect relaxing break.

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