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Please narrow the criteria using the links shown above. Some sample listings are shown below. Brecon Castle HotelBrecon, Powys, Wales
Rhianedd Guest HouseAbergele, Clwyd, Wales
Rhianedd Guest HouseAbergele, Clwyd, Wales
The Great House HotelBridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales
Bishopsgate HouseBeaumaris, Anglesey, Wales
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Brecon Castle Hotel is a 2 star heritage hotel of great charm and character, built around the walls and tower of a Norman Castle. Located in private grounds on a prominent hill in Brecons town centre, it has beautiful views over the river Usk and up to Pen-y-Fan and The Brecon Beacon mountains. 
Rhianedd B & B is ideally situated on the North Wales coast.
Rhianedd B & B is ideally situated on the North Wales coast.
Welcome to The Great House Hotel, a grade II* listed building, believed to have been a gift from Queen Elizabeth 1 to the Earl of Leicester for use as a hunting lodge. More modern day Royal connections are via His Royal Highness Charles, Prince of Wales who has visited when travelling throughout Wales.
This immaculately maintained; privately owned and personally run small hotel dates back to 1760. It features fine examples of wood panelling and a Chinese Chippendale staircase. Thoughtfully furnished bedrooms are attractively decorated and two four-poster beds are available. Quality cooking is served in the elegant restaurant and guests have a comfortable lounge and cosy bar to relax in. A Georgian townhouse; believed to have been built for a local wealthy family; it has now been fully restored and provides an ideal place to relax and be pampered in comfort; enjoying delicious freshly prepared food; elegant rooms and friendly hospitality. The hotel has many items of antique furniture; as well as collections of glass and china adorning the hallways and landing. Perhaps the most important original feature of the house is the Chinese Chippendale staircase; believed to be one of the finest in the country. The breathtaking views from Beaumaris Green; across the Menai Straits to the mountains of Snowdonia never fail to impress the visitor. Edward the 1st Castle dominates the Eastern end of town; while the courthouse and gaol add to the historical interest. A wide range of both indoor and outdoor activities are catered for in and around the town; including fishing; sailing; riding and golf; while the islands coastal paths and nearby Snowdonia range make the area a walkers paradise.
