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Your Stay In Wales Our preferred accommodations in Wales include some of the very finest hotels in the country, from Bodysgallen Hall in the north to Coed-Y-Mwstwr in the south. To provide you with a flavour of where you might stay during your trip, here are just some of the hotels to which we regularly take our clients. Each has been carefully selected because of its consistent quality and high standards. All come to you with our very strongest recommendation. Bodysgallen Hall, near Llandudno, is a majestic 17th century house standing in 200 acres of parkland with spectacular views of Snowdonia. Furnished with fine antiques and pictures, the main house has 19 comfortable en-suite bedrooms. Log fires and oak panelling add to the ambience, as do beautiful walled gardens. Two dining rooms, a bar, attractive library and feature drawing room all contribute to the character of the hall, while a fully-equipped spa provides opportunities to relax after your journey. Convenient for:
Coed-Y-Mwstwr Coed-Y-Mwstwr, or Whispering Trees , at Coychurch near Bridgend is an imposing country house. Perched on a Welsh hillside and surrounded by over 17 acres of woodland, this Victorian mansion provides a comfortable hideaway overlooking the picturesque Vale of Glamorgan. It has its own adjacent golf course, leisure centre, outdoor heated swimming pool and is only 15 minutes drive from Southerndown or Royal Porthcawl. Convenient for:
Maes-y-Neuadd Situated amongst some of the most beautiful scenery in Britain, with spectacular views across the Snowdonia National Park, Maes-y-Neuadd nestles into a wooded mountainside. The oldest part of the house dates from the 14th century. This family-run hotel has been a recipient of much recognition, including 2 AA rosettes and an RAC blue ribbon for its fine restaurant. Convenient for:
The Penhelig Arms occupies a wonderful location overlooking the tidal Dyfi Estuary in Aberdovey. Dine in the celebrated restaurant and afterwards meet the locals in the characterful, wood-panelled Fisherman's Bar. Former winner of a Best Hotel in Wales' award. Good food, fine ales, sublime views and a superb golf course less than one mile away! Convenient for:
Penmaenuchaf Hall faces the Morddach estuary. It boasts 14 lovely bedrooms, charming public rooms and fine cuisine. One of the best pubs in Wales (George III Hotel) is virtually at the bottom of the drive. This has two bars, with the first floor lounge bar serving excellent food and enjoying delightful views of the estuary which is just feet away. Convenient for:
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