This is one of the best kept secrets I know of. A beautiful 18th Century farmhouse with views over…read morethe Shropshire Hills that take your breath away. The area is full of some of the best scenery I can describe and as a Landscape photographer I'm talking vast vistas big skies, mountains, lakes an the likes of which most of us dream of capturing all on your doorstep. Walkers can use it as a great base for The Long Mynd, The Stiperstones you have to visit The Bog, Mitchell's fold etc. Its within easy driving distance of Wales an the best sunrises an full Moons you can wish to see. Im very fortunate I found it and managed to find a place to move in to the rest of you will just have to cope with visiting. But take it from me that Joanna Brereton is an outstanding cook Mince pies an Scotch Eggs to really write home about. Tell her Tracey of TNT PHOTOART sent you

My friend and I stayed here in August 2022 and loved it! We chose the Gwynfryn Guest House because…read moreof its central location inside the city walls, good reviews, an amazing chapel breakfast area, and overall affordability.... I'm happy to say we had no regrets! A couple things I'd highlight: -We met one of the owners (Colin, I believe) and he was super welcoming and suggested a great local restaurant around the corner called Watsons Bistro. -The rooms are very tasteful and the beds are comfortable. -The breakfast was tasty and the service was great. -The chapel is really very beautiful/special/fantastic/all the adjectives. -We parked right outside the walls for a cheap price. It was only a few minutes walk. No big deal. Conwy and Snowdonia were our favorite places to visit on our Wales trip, and the Gwynfryn Guest House definitely contributed to that! We would happily go back.

What a solid B & B located in the super-charming walled town of Conwy, North Wales!…read more The main house contains rooms and a sitting area and what used to be the breakfast room. As of last Sunday 5/20/2017~ish, the new kitchen and breakfast room has been relocated to the old church chapel - it's awesome! So, the room I stayed in was in the "vestry" and was superb! All brand new, clean and cozy - the room was perfect! The ensuite bathroom was very nice (only needed some hand soap.) During my recent trip, I stayed twice, but a week apart...kinda coming and going. Both visits were stellar. Colin was extremely cool and accommodating (only met Monica briefly - she was quite friendly). I'm not sure how soon I'll be back, but I will only stay at Gwynfryn during my next visit to Conwy - it was PERFECT! 5 stars...so SOLID!

I booked this place by mistake but it was a happy one because it was excellent. The room was…read morespotless the bed very comfortable and the room I used would not embarrass an expensive boutique hotel. Attention to detail was first class. Breakfast also very good. Highly recommend.

From the owner: We are a small quiet 4 ensuite bedroomed B&B, offering guaranteed off street car parking, located…read morein the desirable area of Hoole just 15 minutes walk from the City of Chester and within 5 minutes we have an abundance of bars, shops and restaurants in our award winning village of Hoole. Right outside our door we have a bus service that runs to and from Chester every 13 minutes if you prefer not to walk the 15 minutes into the City.

Fabulous b and b in north Wales. The bedrooms are huge and my bathroom could have housed a party…read morefor 10. Spotlessly clean and decore is lovely. There was no hassle in having a 22 month old around - they provided a cot. Breakfast was included and very nice. I would definitely stay again and recommend.

Staying at Tregarth Homestay was like staying with friends…read more The warm welcome, the splendid hospitality and the great help was just great. I travelled with my son and we felt like being members of the family. We had a gorgeous breakfast in the kitchen with the owners and the room was very clean and spacious. I would surely recommend this B&B to my friends.

From the owner: A warm welcome awaits you at Tregarth Homestay Bed & Breakfast. - Situated at the entrance to the…read morebeautiful Ogwen Valley in the foothills of Snowdonia, North Wales. The elevated setting affords beautiful views of the mountains, the Menai Straight, Anglesey and Puffin Island. It is ideally situated, being in a quiet rural location on the edge of a small village, yet just two miles from the A55 Expressway and the A5. There is something for everyone within easy reach! A host of outdoor activities can be experienced near Tregarth, from gentle walking to mountaineering and water sports. There are a number of footpaths and cycle tracks on our doorstep. Whether you're on holiday or away on business, we cater for both couples and singles. One double bedroom has an en-suite shower room, the other two rooms (one twin, one single) have private bath/shower rooms, all with high pressure showers. There is a cosy guest lounge with TV and books. Tea/coffee making and laundry facilities provided.

The Ponderosa cafe located on the top of the horseshoe pass in the heart of on of the most famous…read morevillage in wales, Home to the Eisteddfod Llangollen is just around the corner. The ponderosa is a great choice for some really good food from gut busting sizzling beakfast's to a beautiful sunday roast with welsh handreared lamb the ponderosa is an exerlent choice for anyone who passes by. Do you have a motorbike? the ponderosa in the summer gets jam packed with 100's of motorbikers travelling accross the horseshoe pass as it is one of North Wales most breath taking area's. While at the ponderosa you can enjoy the views, food and the great little gift shop onsite too were you can take home a piece of the welsh celtic history. (Ponderosa is approx 5 Minutes from Llangollen) Languages Spoken: Welsh & English

Located only a short walk (no more than 10 minutes) from the centre of Ludlow, Whitfield House has…read morea decidedly rustic feel. It has a large, beautifully maintained garden with views of Ludlow Castle and a local church. The garden abuts several green fields, in one of which cows graze. There is a small wooden table and chairs at which it is very pleasant to sit and relax and admire the wonderful view. My friends and I were served morning coffee there. It's all delightfully bucolic. The house itself is a large detached building, circa 1930. There are three spacious bedrooms. I stayed in The Lawrence, which is basically a suite of rooms - a bedroom, a bathroom and a separate toilet - with its own door. It was extremely comfortable, with all mod cons, eg a television and tea and coffee making facilities. Breakfast, which is freshly cooked to order and delicious, is served in a room downstairs. The proprietors are very warm and friendly. Nothing is too much trouble for them. Prices are very reasonable - I paid £65 a night for sole occupancy of my suite of rooms. Whitfield House is excellent value for money. It's the best B&B establishment I have stayed at (and I've been to a fair few!). I recommend it unreservedly.

Set down an idyllic country lane, adjacent to the local cricket club is Whitfield House, probably…read morethe nicest bed and breakfast we have ever stayed in. A gravelled drive leads you to the front of the house, which is surrounded by mature trees and we were greeted on arrival by the owner's friendly dog 'Rodney Rocket'! After a very welcome cup of tea and piece of cake, the owner talked us through some of the best places to visit or to eat in the area, like the Ludlow Food Centre and the Jolly Frog restaurant; both of which we tried and were well worthy of their recommendation. Our room, the 'Lawrence Room' was quite sizeable, with a separate toilet and bathroom, with a cavernous bath, and the sun-soaked main room, had a feeling of space and a comfortable king size bed. Of course, not forgetting the amazing views, over into the landscaped tiered garden, the rolling fields beyond and Ludlow Castle in the distance. A decent sized TV and a good selection of tea and coffee too. Breakfast was served in an equally impressive room, with wood panel walls and well spaced tables. A great variety of fruit, cereals and fruit juices to start, and then a great Full English Breakfast, making full use of local produce, one of the nicest I've had for some time; the scrambled eggs were particularly fine! The owners and staff were friendly and helpful, and the walk into the centre of Ludlow was just right, at about 10 minutes. Whitfield House is a such a peaceful and restful place to escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life; waking up to just the sound of the birds in the morning was fantastic.

The experience begins when you walk through the door. The bar staff - James usually - welcomes you…read more Once refreshments are expertly doled out, including local beers that are always fresh, you are treated to a menu featuring the best local food purveyors can provide. The owners, Tim and Lynn bring their passion for food, wine and, most importantly, the experience of fine dining to everyone who they serve and meet.

If anyone was meant for the guest house hostess career, it is Cath, the lady of the house at the…read moreCambrian House in Llangollen, Wales. Six of us arrived on motorbikes, sodden, cold and tired. Cath got us set up in clean, comfortable, cozy rooms with hot showers and fluffy towels. Exactly what we needed. Her car/ motorbike parking is gated and secure, the breakfast was wonderful, and the atmosphere more like home than guest house. I recommend this place for the previously mentioned reasons as well as its location, mere blocks from shopping, restaurants, and hiking trails.

From the owner: Cambrian Guest House offer excellent bed & breakfast & guest rooms in Llangollen. We are centrally…read morelocated & offer 10 single, double & family rooms. We also have A La Carte restaurant & licensed bar.