Wales
Stay in Wales
Know what's included. Know the changeover day. Know where you will park.
Confirm breakfast, parking and cancellation on the venue's own site. Coastal towns peak in July–August; rugby and concert weekends push city rates up.
Hotels, B&Bs, self-catering cottages and camping — each chapter explains what to ask before you pay a deposit.
Stay chapters
Hotels, B&Bs, cottages and camping — what to confirm before you pay a deposit.
- Independent hotels — Independent hotels — what to expect before you book a chain lobby.
- B&Bs and guest houses — B&Bs, guest houses and inns — breakfast, hosts, and who it suits.
- Holiday cottages — Self-catering cottages and apartments — seasonality and what “sleeps 4” really means.
- Camping and glamping — Caravan, camping and glamping — pitches, facilities, and weather honesty.
157 towns — start typing, or scroll A to Z.
Featured towns
CardiffCaerdyddHotels and B&Bs near the centre and Bay; self-catering less common in the capital core.SwanseaAbertaweSeafront B&Bs and city hotels — check parking if you are driving to Gower day trips.NewportCasnewyddGateway stays — often used for events and M4 stops; book early for rugby weekends.BarryY BarriIsland B&Bs and town hotels — summer fills Barry Island; Saturday changeover common in holiday lets.BridgendPen-y-bont ar OgwrTown hotels for M4 stops and event weekends — Porthcawl cottages are the coast product, not the high street.CwmbranCwmbrânNew-town hotels near the Centre — useful for Torfaen and Newport; not a seaside cottage strip.WrexhamWrecsamTown hotels and guest houses — useful for North Wales and Chester day trips.LlanelliTown and coastal-path stays — confirm parking if you are walking the Millennium path.NeathCastell-neddMarket-town inns and guest houses — waterfall country is a drive, not on the seafront.TenbyDinbych-y-pysgodCottages and B&Bs peak in July–August — self-catering often Saturday changeover.
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