10 Places to Stay in Wales

Perched on the Eastern fringes of the Brecon Beacons, this laid-back market town is ideal for getting away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Based at the centre of Wales West coast, the tremendous holiday resort of Aberystwyth boasts a great surf, stunning coastline and scenic walking opportunities.

A fabulous market town engulfed in the Brecon Beacons National Park, it’s a great place to get outdoors and explore your incredible surroundings.

With Cardigan Bay, the Teifi Valley and the Coastal Path all close to hand, Cardigan is perfectly located for discovering what this extraordinary area of Mid Wales can offer.

A delectable town filled with stunning architecture and listed buildings, culture and a fascinating history. Carmarthen promises an enthralling South Wales break.

From its lush sandy beaches, many of which are dog-friendly, Llanelli is a popular destination with walkers and offers incredible views of the Welsh coastline.

A perfect seaside village on the astonishing Pembrokeshire Coast, with a charming harbour and lovely sandy beaches, enjoy a picturesque holiday on the South Wales coast.

The UKs smallest city, what St Davids lacks in size it more than makes up for in natural beauty, fascinating culture and remarkable heritage.

A charming harbour town sat on the equally beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Tenby is a traditional resort with a dramatic backdrop of cliffs to admire.

An attractive, peaceful village surrounded by the astoundingly beautiful Wye Valley AONB, perfect for a countryside getaway with your loved ones.