A delightful licensed hotel set in its own grounds on the hillside in one of the quieter parts of Barmouth, with truly magnificent views of the Mawddach Estuary, Cadair Mountains and the Sea.

Offering a warm welcome, relaxed atmosphere and comfortable accommodation together with the delights of good home cooking. Bedrooms are tastefully decorated with en-suite facilities, hospitality tray, direct dial telephone and colour television. Restaurant and Bar. Private car park. Pets welcome.

An exclusive family run guest house with spectacular views overlooking Fishguard Bay.

Private and secure off road parking. Sea views. All bedrooms equipped with TV, Radio Alarm, and Tea/Coffee making facilities. Luxury conservatory. Laundry & ironing service available. Snack Menu and packed lunches. 1.5 Miles north of Fishguard. Close proximity to beaches. Direct access to coastal path. Direct access to local bus services. Irish Ferry crossing 2 miles. Trains 2 miles. Superb local restaurants and public houses.

A stunning location overlooking the beautiful Mawddach Estuary and set within the Snowdonia National Park. This stylish Victorian mansion offers wonderful views, peace and tranquillity, friendly attentive staff and a service second to none.

Relax in the elegant lounges or wander in the delightful gardens. Enjoy superb cuisine, fine wines and at the end of the day retire to a luxurious bedroom.

Yew Tree Villa Bed and Breakfast is located in one of the prettiest villages in Mid Wales, close to Offas Dyke, and the Royal Welsh Showground.

Yew Tree Villa, a charming Edwardian dwelling, was built around 1910. The exterior has been altered over the years, but the house still retains many of the original features, such as the encaustic tiled inner hall, the little Edwardian bedroom fireplaces and lovely solid oak staircase.

The Bed and Breakfast provides a great hearty healthy breakfast and a peaceful and tranquil location, ideal for those in search of a much-needed rest after a day tackling the famous Offa's Dyke Path or visiting the Welsh showground.

It is only a short distance away from the little bustling market towns of Kington, Knighton and Presteigne.