Top Hotels in Lampeter
Top Things to do in Lampeter
The best available hotels & places to stay near Lampeter
Discover the best hotels in Lampeter, Ceredigion, Wales including The Falcondale Hotel, The Black Lion Royal Hotel, Castle Hotel, The Royal Oak Hotel, The Nags Head, The Falcondale Hotel, Rhydyfran West Wales, Coedmor Cottages, Ascension in the Fields, Genaur Glyn.
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1. The Falcondale Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 910 reviews
The Falcondale hotel and 2AA rosette restaurant near the University town of Lampeter is only 30 minutes from the coastal villages of Cardigan Bay and hilly, marshy regions of the Cambrian Mountains. A wealth of walking, cycling, fishing, and open gardens within easy reach of this central location in Wales. Why not visit the local National Trust before sinking into a warm, comfy sofa in the lounge with a glass, or two, of wine.
Great place to chill
Reviewed By kelvins954Such a great place to relax took our grand daughter and our dog very dog friendly great walks in the grounds, food was great and so was the service, the staff can not do enough to make stay easy and comfortable Thankyou guys all of you who looked after us ??❤️
2. 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.
3. Castle Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 57 reviews
If you’re looking for a budget friendly inn in Lampeter, look no further than Castle Hotel. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the inn. The property also boasts a lounge, to help make your stay more enjoyable. If you are driving to Castle Hotel, free parking is available. While in Lampeter, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Castle Hotel, including Castle Green (0.1 mi), Shapla Tandoori (0.1 mi), and The Royal Oak (0.0 mi). The staff at Castle Hotel looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Stayed for 2 nights as we were at a wedding close by. 3 rooms. No breakfast offered
Reviewed By MerseysideTinkerbellWe stayed here in September for 2 nights as we were 3 couples attending a wedding close by and so needed to stay the night before the wedding and the night of the wedding. Other guests from the wedding were staying at various other hotels in Lampeter, which we were told offered breakfast but this one did not. They have quite a few rooms by looks of it. They are reasonable priced and we all said that they were very comfy beds etc. The only thing is that as can be expected if staying on a Friday and Saturday night in a town which actually has a uni close and they will just have started back that there was quite a bit of noise during the night on the first night but as we were not back from the wedding until like 1am we didnt see anyone around on the Saturday night. There is a small car park around the back but quite difficult to locate as it is down a narrow little lane. All in all a pleasant stay.
4. The Royal Oak Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 23 reviews
The Royal Oak Hotel is a family owned and operated business. We aim to provide the best service possible, in our restaurant, bar and hotel. We are family friendly with family accommodation. The ground floor is wheelchair accessible with disabled toilet. Dogs are allowed in the bar, sports lounge and beer garden. We have a dog friendly room with dog bed and rug. The restaurant is branded as the Stables at The Royal Oak, and is a Steak and Burger house featuring Welsh beef, lamb and pork from our farm and other local farms. The bar stocks local Welsh beer, cider and spirits along with the best national brands.
Great value lunch
Reviewed By xyjasonWe were visiting an old friend who lives nearby and recommended this hotel for lunch. The menu is basic but the ingredients were plentiful and good quality. Lunch for four with drinks came to just over £20, representing the best value meal of any of our trips.
5. The Nags Head
Overall Ratings
3 based on 15 reviews
The most unwelcome my family have been made to feel.
Reviewed By DayTrip57683712020We just had the most truly bizarre experience here! We walked in as a hungry & thirsty family of 7 and asked the gentleman at the bar if we were ok to eat. He politely said ‘yeah, but I must inform you there will be swearing in here tonight’. I’m still laughing as I write this, we are far from prudish people (I was born and lived in pubs all my life, until I moved out of home, work in a factory and captain a pub football team. I am familiar with Anglo Saxon language alright!) I had to actually ask him to repeat what he said as it was the most bizarre thing I’ve been told by a proprietor of a pub in my life, and didn’t really get what point he was making - ‘there will be swearing in here!’ Retrospectively, the place was quite big and if he wanted our trade, he could’ve easily have sat us away from the booze hounds. We saw there were a few men drinking in the bay window on entry, and as grown up people ourselves we made the subconscious decision to go inside. It’s life isn’t it, we were fully aware it was a pub and not a night at the opera. ‘You pay your money, you make your choice’. Well, we made our choice. Had we as a family (3 teenagers included, that probably swear more than the 5 blokes nursing pints in there do!) sat down and heard any swearing in a pub we choose to go in, we wouldn’t have batted an eyelid. As it turned out, to be told there ‘will be swearing’, it was clear we weren’t welcome. This place is obviously just a ‘spit and saw dust’ type boozer, and don’t want the trade of families eating out. Ignore the signs and suggestion that they do food, £3 pints is where their business lies. Good luck to them on that, harder way to make a living, from my experience. We’ve just happily gone and ordered £150+ of food and drink at a hotel around the corner instead, and we were offered a lovely welcome! And guess what?! We just over heard someone swearing! Oh, can you imagine, we all laughed!!! Remember kids…. ‘Pay your money, make your choice’! Spend your £150 where you’re welcome, and that is not here.
6. The Falcondale Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 910 reviews
The Falcondale hotel and 2AA rosette restaurant near the University town of Lampeter is only 30 minutes from the coastal villages of Cardigan Bay and hilly, marshy regions of the Cambrian Mountains. A wealth of walking, cycling, fishing, and open gardens within easy reach of this central location in Wales. Why not visit the local National Trust before sinking into a warm, comfy sofa in the lounge with a glass, or two, of wine.
Great place to chill
Reviewed By kelvins954Such a great place to relax took our grand daughter and our dog very dog friendly great walks in the grounds, food was great and so was the service, the staff can not do enough to make stay easy and comfortable Thankyou guys all of you who looked after us ??❤️
7. Rhydyfran West Wales
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Just wonderfull
Reviewed By 786suelWhat a lovely couple of nights stay spotlessly clean warm and comfortable ... Our only dissaointment was we were not staying longer Such welcoming hosts and breakfast was superb ...Best poached egg I've ever had Will definitely be back hopefully sooner rather than later
8. Coedmor Cottages
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Cosy character cottages for 2 people in stunning location with spectacular views over the Teifi Valley, set in the foothills of the Cambrian mountains in West Wales, only 13 miles from the beautiful Ceredigion coast.
Tranquil and Stunning
Reviewed By arielaL957YAWhat an absolutely stupendous place! The view is simply amazing and I was sorry to leave, but the cottage itself is equally lovely. Timeless, and comfortable, and tranquil, and beautiful. The standard of everything is top-quality and I wouldn't hesitate to return.
9. Ascension in the Fields
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
We return year after year
Reviewed By John RWe have been coming here for about fours years. We have stayed in TyTwt and the Granary. We have brought family members with us and everyone loves this beautiful place. It is all self catering and the hosts Shelley & Joe are such lovely kind people, nothing is too much trouble for them. You can walk across their 32 acres of land, feed their sheep, sit by their babbling brook in the valley, watch wildlife, red kites, buzzards, and much, much, more. There is a yoga studio for your use, exercise equipment, bar-b-q, fire pit and even a small chapel. WiFi is available in the Granary. This is such a serene place, ideal for rejuvenating your spirits. Lampeter is about 15 minutes drive and about 18 - 20 miles from New Quay, Aberystwyth, Aberaron, so much to do. If you wish to hike there are plenty of lanes and fields to walk. We love it here and we will keep return as long as we can.
10. Genaur Glyn
