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Ceredigion Bed and Breakfast Inns | Places to Stay in Ceredigion
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Ceredigion, Wales including The Penwig Hotel, Penrallt Hotel, Bodalwyn Guest House, Harbourmaster Hotel, Glyn Garth Guest House, Highcliffe Hotel, Gwennaul Bed & Breakfast, The Ship Inn, The Black Lion Royal Hotel, Llwynygog Guest House.
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1. The Penwig Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 592 reviews
The Penwig is an excellent choice for travelers visiting New Quay, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Rooms at The Penwig Hotel provide a flat screen TV, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. In addition, The Penwig Hotel offers free breakfast, which will help make your New Quay trip additionally gratifying. Parking is available in near by public car parks, but all of which are a short walk to our door. While staying in New Quay, you can check out a popular Chinese restaurant like Dragon Palace, which is serving up some great dishes. Enjoy your stay in New Quay!
Don’t bother
Reviewed By phillrussellI felt very unwelcome from the staff,no manners and no idea of a wine list. Bar staff arrogant and rude,but happy talking with each other. Hotel room was nice. Great bar and restaurant around the corner. Good luck. Gggggghhhgfdfhjnvfsfhjh Knbfykmnvfhk Khgghj
2. Penrallt Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 157 reviews
Located in the heart of West Wales and set in 35 acres of rolling Welsh Countryside with stunning sea views of Cardigan Bay, the Penrallt Hotel is a privately owned, luxury, 4 * country house hotel steeped in history. Located less than one mile from the picturesque village of Aberporth, with two sandy beaches and frequent sightings of Bottlenose Dolphins, the hotel is the perfect location for couples, groups of friends and families alike, looking to explore and experience what the local area has to offer. With beautiful lawns and a path leading down to the Welsh Coastal path, this is a manor house like no other, steeped in period features with a modern yet classic feel. At the Penrallt, you can be assured of the warmest Welsh welcome and a truly relaxing stay in real luxury, combined with great food from the Bay View Restaurant.
Dinner
Reviewed By Vacation261754Would like to highly recommend the food , staff, restaurant and surroundings thank for a lovely meal will come back again super seafood. wonderful view out over Aberporth Bay fantastic beach too. Margaret Laird
3. Bodalwyn Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 284 reviews
*Bodalwyn Guest House has undergone a full renovation during the COVID years, there are numerous old 'traveller' photographs on this page which we are unable to remove. We have updated with more recent photographs to allow guests to see an example of our new rooms and what they can expect to enjoy upon arrival with us.* Bodalwyn Guest House is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Aberystwyth, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. We are a 30 second walk to the sea, close to some of Aberystwyth's most popular landmarks, such as Constitution Hill, Bodalwyn Guest House Hotel is a great destination for tourists. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV and a seating area, guests can go online with free wifi offered by the guest house. The property also boasts free breakfast, to help make your stay more enjoyable. Our breakfasts are served directly to your bedroom in our exclusive 'to go' style breakfast baskets, designed similarly to the fabulous Hoxton Hotel, in London. We offer hot and cold options, including locally sourced ingredients. While in Aberystwyth be sure to experience local tapas favourites at Ultracomida or a fresh pizza from Baravin. During your visit, be sure to check out popular attractions like Aberystwyth Castle (0.4 mi), The Seafront ( 30 seconds walk), and Ceredigion Museum (0.3 mi), which are all within walking distance of the guest house. Enjoy your stay in Aberystwyth!
What lovely guest house.
Reviewed By James PWhat an excellent Guest House this is, room was brilliant & we were even allowed to take our dog with us, the set up is fantastic, the locality of the guest house is really good, handy for the promenade or the beach & the town, well done Bodalwyn, we will be back. Jim, Audrey & Tess
4. Harbourmaster Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 770 reviews
The Harbourmaster on the quayside in Aberaeron offers you comfort in the most idyllic of locations. This listed landmark building reopened in June 2002 after extensive renovations. We have 13 individually-designed rooms in three historic buildings - all with harbour views. In 2008 the warehouse was opened, providing a further 4 rooms. A harbour facing suite with panoramic views, two west facing sea view terrace rooms and a town view room suitable for disabled use. (lift access to these new rooms) The Restaurant and new warehouse bar specialises in fresh local produce. Come and stay for a relaxing time and watch the tides wash in and out and the sun set over the bay!
Four star food, three star hotel
Reviewed By CreatureComforts40Stayed for two nights over the Jubilee weekend. The only room left was Madona in the main building - up 44 winding steps which wasn’t a problem but we would’ve appreciated the offer of help with our luggage. Bedroom was spacious in terms of floor plan but extremely limited headroom meant my 6ft husband was constantly stooping. Beautiful views over the harbour one way and the sea the other. Good quality teabags but the coffee was instant. Fresh milk provided on the ground floor (down 44 stairs and back up again) as were home cooked biscuits. So why only 3 stars? Well we found the bed uncomfortable and both woke up with back ache each morning. Also we had to move the bed more or less into the centre of the room to be able to access the side next to the sloping roof. Again not a problem, just a less than ideal layout. Issue with connecting to the Wi-Fi was quickly rectified - thank you. And now for the food! Lovely breakfasts with unusual options. Can thoroughly recommend the HB beans, egg, avocado and halloumi, while my husband said his traditional fry up was one of the best he’d ever had. We only ate at the hotel one evening but the food was equally good and it was lovely to have a Welsh cheese board having been offered French cheese for most of our trip around Wales. The waiting staff were friendly and efficient. Aberaeron itself wasn’t busy despite it being a bank holiday weekend - although it was a wet Sunday. If noise bothers you I would say the location of the hotel may not be ideal as people understandably congregate on the quay directly outside the hotel. We fell to sleep each night listening to the waves.
5. Glyn Garth Guest House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 220 reviews
A warm welcome awaits all who find us at Glyn-Garth. This AA Four Star guest house has been run by the Evans Family for over 55 years, welcoming old and new guests to their well maintained establishment. Glyn-Garth is situated near to the quiet end of the promenade, adjacent to the South Beach. Close by are the Castle, Marina / Harbour, Town Centre & Bus / Railway Station. Glyn-Garth is a perfect base for exploring the delights of Mid Wales.
QUALITY IS REMEMBERED WHEN PRICE IS FORGOTTEN
Reviewed By daytripman2015Next to the castle and run by a lovely chatty couple, The family has owned it for years which is probably why I could not find fault. They treat you like longlost family! Good breakfast - plenty of food.
6. Highcliffe Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Set in the peaceful West Wales village of Aberporth this idyllic 16th Century traditional hotel provides a tranquil and relaxing get away from the hubbub of the modern world. Originally built as a ship owner’s residence in 1820, this family run hotel is perfect for walkers, couples and families as it is located just 150 yards from two golden sand beaches. The hotel sits on a stretch of coastline in Cardigan Bay with some of the best coastal walks in Ceredigion. The Highcliffe provides an ideal base for a seaside holiday or for those touring Wales.
A hotel with a view
Reviewed By huwdylanThis is a lovely small hotel with 8 rooms located about 100 yards from the beach at Aberporth. The rooms were clean and cozy and the staff helpful and welcoming. The breakfast was great, just right to start the day. Will certainly be visiting again.
7. Gwennaul Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 73 reviews
What a gem
Reviewed By A2708RRnicolamWelcomed with cake, what more can I say. Immaculately clean, comfortable, spacious room with view to lovely flower borders and open ground beyond. Beautifully cooked breakfast with quality ingredients. Dave and Kerry are smashing it as B&B hosts, I wouldn't hesitate to book again
8. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 482 reviews
The Ship Inn is a friendly & welcoming place to stay, eat & drink. Perfect for those weekend breaks. All rooms offer amazing views of the beach which is only a stones throw from the Pub.
Avoid eating here or regret it!
Reviewed By julie gFilthy dirty seating, one waitress was extremely rude, poor quality food, small portions, the pub used to be amazing, clean, quality food with great service, they too were always busy but standards were always high, sadly now its owned by a brewery who clearly don't care. Some staff were attentive and polite but some let these down. Poor pub grub is how I describe the food, being busy is no excuse, Manager please make adjustments for this, customers are paying for good food and service and you are not offering this, so frankly you are certainly not giving us the experience or value for money. People have a drink on the terrace and take in the view but avoid eating here at all costs !
9. The Black Lion Royal Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Lunch
Reviewed By kadi1974Moved to the area a few months ago so thought we would try this venue. Ordered duck in orange sauce and steak pie. The duck was overcooked and did not have crispy skin. The steak pie had a huge filo pastry top over some somewhat dry steak and carrots. There was no gravy and would have been too dry without so asked for gravy which the waiter kindly brought, unfortunately the gravy was rather watery.Chips seemed to be frozen chips which is ok but you kind of expect chips not to be nowadays don't you? Three pounds for half a lemonade and lime seemed a bit steep but maybe that is the going rate now. The waiter was efficient and friendly. Overall it seemed a little expensive for the quality/ standard of food.
10. Llwynygog Guest House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Llwynygog is a pet friendly 3-star guest house in a lovely part of Aberystwyth, just 2 minutes' walk from the beach and the many amenities of the town centre. The railway and coach stations are just a 5-minute walk away. Shops, clubs, supermarkets, pubs and a cinema are all within walking distance All rooms have central heating, Freeview, tea/coffee facilities and wi fi access. En suite and standard rooms are available. Llwynygog welcome families, singles, couples, pets and group bookings. It is set over 2 buildings opposit each other the annex has family rooms available on request , there is parking close by .
Refurb needed
Reviewed By diagonalstripesWe were told that we would stay in the annex along the road that was part of the same hotel. Not a problem but the atmosphere did not feel nice and we did not feel particularly welcome as paying customers. Breakfast was nice but I felt staff lacked professionalism. We had a room with a separate toilet, it wasn’t great walking across creaky floorboards at nighttime in my dressing gown as a young woman! Nothing wrong with the room really but the entire place felt like it needed re doing as it was the opposite of modern. Wouldn’t stay here again
