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Newport
232 hotels
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294 hotels
Betws-y-coed
136 hotels
Conwy
215 hotels
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Caer Rhun Hall Hotel
Located in Conwy, 10 miles from Llandudno Pier, Caer Rhun Hall Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.
Portmeirion Village & Castell Deudraeth
Built by a visionary architect in 1925, Portmeirion Village & Castell Deudraeth overlooks the beautiful Dywryd Estaury.
Aberdunant Hall
Located within Snowdonia National Park, Aberdunant Hall is a 17th-century property set within 200-acres of woodland on an beautiful upmarket Holiday Home Park.
The Brown's Hotel
Located in Laugharne, close to the River Tâf estuary, this boutique hotel is known as the favorite watering hole of Dylan Thomas.
Gwbert Hotel
Incredible views across the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park can be enjoyed from Gwbert Hotel’s bistro.
Manor Parc Hotel
This country house hotel is in quiet gardens, just off the M4 motorway and 5 miles from Cardiff city center. It has views of the mountains, free parking and free Wi-Fi is available throughout.
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 222-acre fishing lake.
Spilman Hotel
Originally built in 1840, Spilman Hotel is a family-run hotel that offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking, right in the heart of the market town of Carmarthen.
The Barmouth Bar & Grill
Located in Barmouth and with Barmouth Beach reachable within a 3-minute walk, The Barmouth Bar & Grill provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
The Drovers Arms Hotel
Located in Carmarthen, 28 miles from Grand Theater, The Drovers Arms Hotel provides accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking and a bar.
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Wales's best hotels with breakfast
Cae Court Hotel
Hotel in BridgendBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 102 reviewsLocated in Bridgend, 21 miles from Cardiff Castle, Cae Court Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
From $204.83 per nightThe Manor Boutique Hotel Restaurant and Bar
Hotel in ConwyBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.3Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 330 reviewsLocated in Conwy, 6.4 miles from Llandudno Pier, The Manor Boutique Hotel Restaurant and Bar provides accommodations with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
From $232.02 per nightGwesty Cymru
Hotel in AberystwythBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.1Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 374 reviewsFeaturing a garden, terrace, bar and free WiFi, Gwesty Cymru is located in Aberystwyth, a 2-minute walk from Aberystwyth North Beach and 0.9 miles from Aberystwyth Golf Club.
From $174.10 per nightThe Dunes
Hotel in TenbyBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.2Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 741 reviewsLocated in Tenby, a 16-minute walk from North Tenby Beach, The Dunes provides accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
From $136.44 per nightHive Townhouse
Hotel in AberaeronBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.6Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 331 reviewsLocated in Aberaeron, Hive Townhouse has a fitness center, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
From $174.10 per nightThe Dial inn
Hotel in LampheyBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.1Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 321 reviewsLocated in Lamphey, 1.8 miles from Freshwater East, The Dial inn provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
From $107.14 per nightThe Fanny Talbot
Hotel in BarmouthBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.3Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 380 reviewsLocated in Barmouth and with Barmouth Beach reachable within a 5-minute walk, The Fanny Talbot has a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
From $120.53 per nightThe Berwyn Arms
Hotel in CorwenBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 362 reviewsLocated in Corwen, 31 miles from Chester Racecourse, The Berwyn Arms provides accommodations with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
From $147.31 per night
Budget hotels in Wales
- Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 442 reviews
Located in Aberaeron, 20 miles from Aberystwyth Golf Club, The Moo-tel at Moody Meadows provides accommodations with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
From $113.83 per night The Antelope Hotel
Hotel in Merthyr TydfilCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 390 reviewsFeaturing a garden, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, The Antelope Hotel is located in Merthyr Tydfil, 25 miles from Cardiff University and 26 miles from University of South Wales – Cardiff Campus.
From $102.45 per nightBillycan
Hotel in TenbyCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 502 reviewsLocated in Tenby and with North Tenby Beach reachable within a 7-minute walk, Billycan has a restaurant, allergy-free rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
From $107.14 per nightThe Cock Hotel
Hotel in BronllysCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 98 reviewsLocated in Bronllys, 27 miles from Elan Valley, The Cock Hotel provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
From $107.14 per nightEsplanade Hotel Llandudno
Hotel in LlandudnoCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 8.2Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,517 reviewsLocated in Llandudno, Esplanade Hotel Llandudno offers beachfront accommodations a few steps from Llandudno North Shore Beach and facilities like a bar.
From $92.40 per nightWhite Heather Hotel
Hotel in LlandudnoCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 8.2Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,580 reviewsFeaturing a terrace, bar and free WiFi, White Heather Hotel is located in Llandudno, a few steps from Llandudno North Shore Beach and a 7-minute walk from Llandudno Pier.
From $101.78 per nightGazelle Hotel
Hotel in Menai BridgeCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 8.6Excellent - What previous guests thought, 1,189 reviewsLocated in Menai Bridge, Gazelle Hotel features a restaurant, bar, garden, and free WiFi. Free onsite parking is available.
From $107.14 per nightHeadlands Hotel
Hotel in LlandudnoCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,895 reviewsLocated in Llandudno, only 328 feet from Llandudno Pier, Headlands Hotel offers a garden and terrace with sea and mountain views. Venue Cymru is 1 mile away.
From $105.80 per night
Hotels in Wales you can book without a credit card
Caer Rhun Hall Hotel
Hotel in ConwyNo credit card neededScored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 1,155 reviewsLocated in Conwy, 10 miles from Llandudno Pier, Caer Rhun Hall Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.
Aberdunant Hall
Hotel in PorthmadogNo credit card neededScored out of 10, guest rating 9.1Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 1,967 reviewsLocated within Snowdonia National Park, Aberdunant Hall is a 17th-century property set within 200-acres of woodland on an beautiful upmarket Holiday Home Park.
The Brown's Hotel
Hotel in LaugharneNo credit card neededScored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 1,328 reviewsLocated in Laugharne, close to the River Tâf estuary, this boutique hotel is known as the favorite watering hole of Dylan Thomas.
From $167.40 per nightSpilman Hotel
Hotel in CarmarthenNo credit card neededScored out of 10, guest rating 9.1Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 1,604 reviewsOriginally built in 1840, Spilman Hotel is a family-run hotel that offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking, right in the heart of the market town of Carmarthen.
From $120.53 per nightThe Drovers Arms Hotel
Hotel in CarmarthenNo credit card neededScored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 111 reviewsLocated in Carmarthen, 28 miles from Grand Theater, The Drovers Arms Hotel provides accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking and a bar.
From $121.20 per nightRooms at Allium
Hotel in TenbyNo credit card neededScored out of 10, guest rating 9.7Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 220 reviewsLocated in Tenby and within a 8-minute walk of North Tenby Beach, Rooms at Allium features a garden, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Hotel No5, Beachfront with Free Private Car Park
Hotel in LlandudnoNo credit card neededScored out of 10, guest rating 9.7Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 628 reviewsLocated in Llandudno, a few steps from Llandudno North Shore Beach, Hotel No5, Beachfront with Free Private Car Park has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking and a terrace.
Central Studios
Hotel in CardiffNo credit card neededScored out of 10, guest rating 9.2Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 343 reviewsLocated in Cardiff and with Cardiff Castle reachable within a 12-minute walk, Central Studios provides express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property...
Wales Highlights
Rugby at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
The Welsh are passionate about rugby and there is no better venue to enjoy a 6 Nations, World Cup or friendly play-off.
Wales' historic castles
Over 500 ancient castles can be found across Wales - from the north’s Conwy Castle to the Caldicot in the south.
Shopping in Cardiff
Cardiff has a wide range of shopping outlets from charming Edwardian and Victorian arcades, to ultra-modern shopping centres.
Relaxation on Wales’ award-winning beaches
West Wales’ 1600 miles of scenic coastline includes Tenby, once voted Europe’s Number 1 Beach Destination. Other highlights include 3 Cliffs Bay and Broad Haven.
Brecon Beacons National Park
Spectacular Brecon Beacons is home to 4 mountain ranges, ancient monuments and waterfalls. Colourful towns, pubs and Michelin-starred restaurants can be found nearby.
World-class golfing
South Wales is home to some fantastic golfing, including St David’s and The Celtic Manor, which hosted the 2010 Ryder Cup.
Water-sports along Wales’ unspoilt coastline
South Wales’ coastline is a great spot for surfing, kayaking, coasteering, surfing and white-water rafting.
A night on the town
Cardiff and Swansea offer plenty to do with vibrant nightlife, concert venues and an abundance of restaurants, bars and clubs.
Wales's food scene
Wales has 5 Michelin-star restaurants, varying in location, price-range and cuisine. Abergavenny draws in crowds to its famous food festival every September.
Museums of Wales
Cardiff’s National Museum of Wales, Fagan’s History Museum and Caerleon’s Roman Fortress give a great overview of Wales through the ages.
FAQs about hotels in Wales
Land of the Hills and the Dales
A land of magnificent mountains, centuries-old castles and beautiful beaches, Wales is steeped in proud tradition. A centre of culture, its elegant capital Cardiff houses some of the 5-star hotels in Wales on Booking.com.
Swansea has several Wales hotels with swimming pools and is the gateway to the tranquil Gower Peninsula. It was also the birthplace of Dylan Thomas, whose famous boathouse is in Laugharne near the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Within this park are St Davids, the UK’s smallest city, and the colourful South Wales beach resort of Tenby. Other beach resorts include the university town of Aberystwyth, Barmouth and Prestatyn with its Blue-Flag beach. Popular Llandudno has a long pier sheltered by a headland.
Also with a pier is Bangor, opposite Anglesey - a rugged island known for wildlife. It looks back towards Snowdonia National Park, whose changing landscapes encompass Wales’ tallest mountain. Within the park are serene Bala Lake and Betws-y-Coed whose fast-flowing river becomes the Swallow Falls.
The Brecon Beacons house more lush peaks, while Chepstow to the south-east has a racecourse and riverfront Norman castle. Other fantastic Wales castles are in Conwy, Harlech and Caernarfon – possibly the best of them all.
Wrexham is the largest North Wales town with great nightlife, while nearby Llangollen is best known as for its International Eisteddfod.
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Cardiff is a very vibrant city though I was there for work.
Cardiff is a very vibrant city though I was there for work. The hotel is very near the station, very clean & easily accessible on foot. Very easy to get around cardiff. Lots of nice restaurants & coffee places , shopping is really good I would highly recommend Pasture if you are into steaks.Guest review bychantat PatelUnited Kingdom - 8.0
nice relaxing short break, late in the year (end of October)...
nice relaxing short break, late in the year (end of October) and we were lucky with the weather, may be different if raining? good walks along the front and around the Great Orme. Good location to explore North Wales.Guest review byPaulAustralia - 10
Brilliant weekend.
Brilliant weekend. If you like your food go to the Truffles restaurant it was amazing. Also go to The Observatory on the beach for coffee and breakfast, it is really quirky and fantastic food. Go to the Sky Bar on the 28th floor as the views are astounding .Guest review byLyndaUnited Kingdom - 8.0
I went for one night to see a football match, but had a...
I went for one night to see a football match, but had a wander round in the afternoon. Saw old ruins of a castle by the river but it looked all shut up and there was no boards stating if it were accessible. Nice new concourse on the riverbank by the millenium bridge, but some parts of the older town near the station are a bit seedy. Plenty of the new breed of town dweller,( foreign, young, male and unemployed)Guest review byJIMUnited Kingdom - 10
Try the Umi restaurant for a Special night out, the food was...
Try the Umi restaurant for a Special night out, the food was delicious. The 5 Arches pub provide great food and live music 🎵 3 days a week. Beaches are always clean ideal for Autumn walks. The Tasty Cafe Chinese take away is well worth it, Ribs in Peking sauce are to die for. Curries are great with plenty of choice for all tastes. Prices are very good.👍 Tenby is very flat shopping wise bit a few steep hills to get down to the beaches.Guest review byPamelaUnited Kingdom - 8.0
There is enough to do for a few days out of season and it is...
There is enough to do for a few days out of season and it is an interesting place. Some parts of the town are tired but it was a lot better than many seaside towns. Vale of Rheidol railway and Devil's bridge is a must. EV charging in the car parks while you are on the train as well. What not to like.Guest review byTrevorUnited Kingdom - 10
Loved Betws-y-coed! Such a pretty place.
Loved Betws-y-coed! Such a pretty place. Quite small but lots of independent, quality shops. Nice places to eat and drink throughout the day and the evening and it felt very safe to walk around after dark. Road network is good, we had no problems finding parking spaces (our accommodation had no on-site parking), some was free on street parking but when we had to resort to designated car parks, they weren’t extortionate which was a nice surprise. Would quite happy return there againGuest review byJoanneUnited Kingdom - 10
Everything about Conwy is so beautiful , including where we...
Everything about Conwy is so beautiful , including where we stayed . The only down side is finding a good place to eat in the evening , a lot of the places we visited from our stay in march 2025 and more recently sept 2025. Not very good quality of food , small portions for a very high price , one of our best meals was actual in a lovely bistro , after visiting snowdon .Guest review byAnonymous - 10
Llangollen is a lovely little town, The canal trip over the...
Llangollen is a lovely little town, The canal trip over the aqueduct is lovely and we had a pleasant cream tea on board while watching the world go by. If you book far enough in advance you can also go on a horse drawn canal trip. The steam train excursions are lovely and there are lots of quirky little shops and good places to eat throughout the town. Portmeirion isn't too far away and is a lovely day out. You can do loads of water sporting activities if you're that way inclined, it's very popular. Bala Lake is not too far away as well, all in all you can be as active or sedate as you please. Lovely place.Guest review byValUnited Kingdom - 10
You can never have too long in Llanberis area!
You can never have too long in Llanberis area! The mountains & lakes are stunning, and there is so much else to explore too. Snowdonia has a magical quality to it that makes it so special. Llanberis is also a great base from which to explore outlying places e.g. during my trip, as well as completing my main goals of climbing Snowdon and Tryfan, I took daytrips from Llanberis to Caernarfon and Anglesey on one day and Llandudno & Conwy on the other, visiting castles, National Trust properties and beaches on teh way. The various driving routes to and from these places back to Llanberis were a joy in themselves. The nearby Pen-y-Gwryd hotel is so interesting, steeped in mountaineering / Everest history - although it was lovely to have the place almost to myself to look around, it is a shame it is not promoted a bit more as a place to visit for a cup of tea / place to stay.Guest review bySerenaUnited Kingdom
