Many people consider the true beginning of West Wales to be the Loughor bridge and the border of Swansea and Carmarthenshire when travelling west towards Carmarthenshire. At this point, road signs change from English before Welsh to Welsh before English. This is due to the vastly increased use of the Welsh language in the West Wales area. Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion truly feel far from the rest of the mainland and you can explore the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast as it sweeps via St David's Head past the candy-coloured harbour towns of Tenby and Aberaeron, where we list charming hotels, as well as others further inland. The order by which the hotels are listed bears no reflection on our preference.
Aberaeron, Ceredigion, West Wales
Happy seaside hotel and restaurant in charming Aberaeron, with rooms spread among three historic harbourside buildings.
Pembrokeshire, West Wales
Artistic, family-run restaurant with rooms situated on the Nevern estuary in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Pembrokeshire, West Wales
Slick yet friendly spa hotel on the Pembrokeshire coast
Ceredigion, West Wales
Remote Georgian country home with fabulous food close to Wales' Heritage Coastline.
Narberth, West Wales
Grand Welsh farmhouse, beautifully restored with excellent food, located just outside Narberth with its wide range of boutiques and galleries.
Cardigan, West Wales
Luxury boltholt with great food close to Cardigan