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Address
North Row, Redwick, Magor, Caldicot, NP26 3DXTelephone
01633 880230Magor
This impressive country house is in a peaceful location with attractive, well-tended gardens. The friendly hosts are most attentive and provide a relaxing atmosphere. Bedrooms are spacious and well furnished.
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Flintshire
Theatr Clwyd is Wales’ major drama producing operation, originally built as a Regional Arts Centre.
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At 3156ft, Yr Elen is the ninth highest mountain in Snowdonia. It lies on a short ridge running west-northwest off the main north-east to south-west ridge of the Carneddau.
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Erw Fair Guest House is an elegant Victorian house conveniently situated centrally on the High Street in Llanberis. Ideal base since the 1930s to explore or relax in the heart of Snowdonia.
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Bridgend
Our purpose built guest house in Bridgend, South Wales, offers first class accommodation as room only or Bed and Breakfast.
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Address
Station Rd, Narberth, SA67 8TYTelephone
0800 464 0000Narberth
Narberth railway station is on the Carmarthen and Whitland line to Tenby and Pembroke Dock.
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Address
Worcester Way, Leominster, HR6 8ARTelephone
0800 464 0000Leominster
Leominster railway station is on the South to North Wales route between Newport and Shrewsbury.
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PWLLHELI
A little gem ideal for couples or a small family. Tastefully refurbished with underfloor heating, log burner, and high spec kitchen with granite worktops. Designer cushions and throws add to the comfort and cosy atmosphere.
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Address
38 Trinity Avenue, LLANDUDNO, Conwy, LL30 2TQTelephone
01492 471105LLANDUDNO
Spotlessly clean and comfortable. Off road parking. Fully equipped kitchens.
All apartments are non-smoking. Children over 5 years of age welcome. Ground floor apartments accept one dog. Please ring 01492 471105 for availability. -
Inside one of Wrexham's landmark buildings, Wrexham County Borough Museum is the starting point for discovering the eventful history of this region on the English-Welsh border.
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Address
Cliff Road, Wisemans Bridge, Narberth, Pembrokeshire, SA67 8NUTelephone
01834 811082Narberth
Peaceful location, owners live on site, 350yds to the beach, inn and shop at Wiseman's Bridge.
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Llandudno
Jayne and Andy welcome you to their luxurious 4 star (Visit Wales) 1890's Victorian Guest House bed and breakfast holiday accommodation here in North Wales.
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Ffestiniog
Treks bunkhouse is an established bunkhouse based in North Wales, Snowdonia national park in the small village of Llan Ffestiniog
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Address
Holyhead Road, BETWS-Y-COED, Conwy, LL24 0ANTelephone
01690 710335BETWS-Y-COED
Mount Garmon View Guesthouse is set in the center of Betws y Coed, in the heart of Snowdonia.
Extremely clean and comfortable, an excellent base for relaxing or having fabulous adventures in the surrounding Snowdonia park. -
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London Road, Corwen, Denbighshire, LL21 0DRTelephone
01490 412742Corwen
Situated at the western end of the scenic and historic Dee valley, Plas Derwen a large 18th century country house commands peaceful views over the river Dee and surrounding countryside. Set on the hillside 200 metres away from the road.
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Meifod
Newbridge Farm, set in the heart of the Vyrnwy Valley, has the rivers Vyrnwy and Banwy flowing through its land. Self-catering accommodation in intriguingly designed, purpose built cottages with timbered beams. Pets and children welcome.
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Carmarthen
Commanding a spectacular position at the gateway to the Golden West, the Ivy Bush Royal has long welcomed leisure and business guests in considerable comfort and style. Once a favoured retreat for Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton.
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Cowbridge
It is thought that the Normans built their original keep on the remains of Caer Dynnaf an iron age hillfort located to the west. The castle is now in the care of Cadw and the stone remains are well worth a visit.
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Remains of the Braose castle dating to the late thirteenth century.
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Llandeilo
Founded for the Premonstratensian order by the Lord Rhys, between 1184 and 1189. Parts of the abbey church survive.
