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Best North Wales bed and breakfasts with breakfast included

Victorian Renovation Room 1 - North Wales
9.7 89 reviews

Victorian Renovation Room 1

B&B, Liverpool
Victorian Renovation Room 1 is located in Liverpool, a short distance from Anfield, Aintree Racecourse, and Lime Street Train Station, making it an ideal base for exploring the city. The guesthouse has received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
This charming bed and breakfast can accommodate up to two guests. It offers free parking, free Wi-Fi, and modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay.
Crickleigh House - North Wales
9.6 735 reviews

Crickleigh House

B&B, Llandudno
Crickleigh House is a charming bed and breakfast situated just a short walk from Llandudno's Victorian promenade and less than 800 metres from the train station, making it ideal for exploring the town's attractions. It has consistently received excellent ratings from guests for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
This Victorian house offers a single bedroom with a private bathroom, suitable for couples or solo travellers. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, parking, and a delicious breakfast served in the elegant dining room with a bay window, offering a variety of options from a full English to lighter choices.
George & Dragon - North Wales
8.6 300 reviews

George & Dragon

B&B, Tarvin
The George and Dragon bed and breakfast is located in the village of Tarvin, just 10.3 kilometres from Chester Racecourse and Chester Zoo. The accommodation has received very good user ratings and excellent ratings for location and cleanliness.
The guest house has one bedroom and one bathroom, accommodating up to two guests. Amenities include free Wi-Fi, on-site parking, a bar, daily room service, and secure bicycle parking.
The Kenmore Guest House - North Wales
9.5 327 reviews

The Kenmore Guest House

B&B, Llandudno
The Kenmore Guest House is situated in Llandudno, just a short walk from the town centre, close to St. Mary & St. Abaskhyron's Coptic Orthodox Church, Tina Holley Gallery, and Emmanuel Christian Centre, making it a great base for exploring the town. The guest house has received excellent ratings from previous guests for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom property offers a quiet and homely atmosphere, perfect for a peaceful getaway. You'll have access to a kitchen, garden, and parking, as well as complimentary Wi-Fi, making your stay comfortable and convenient.

Best North Wales bed and breakfasts with a garden

Bromwell Court - North Wales
9.5 376 reviews

Bromwell Court

B&B, Llandudno
Bromwell Court is a charming guest house situated just a stone's throw from Llandudno's North Shore Beach, offering easy access to the seaside and stunning views. This highly-rated B&B consistently receives excellent reviews for its location, cleanliness, and overall guest experience.
The guest house has one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to two guests. Guests can enjoy a delicious breakfast, relax in the shared lounge, and make use of the free Wi-Fi and luggage storage, all while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and garden access.
Sea View Double 1st Floor - North Wales
9.1 35 reviews

Sea View Double 1st Floor

B&B, Pwllheli
Gorffwysfa B&B in Pwllheli, Gwynedd, offers a peaceful base for exploring the Llyn Peninsula, situated 13km from Nefyn Golf Club and within easy reach of Portmeirion (29km) and Snowdon (48km).
This one-bedroom guesthouse sleeps three, providing towels, linen, parking, and pet-friendly accommodation with sea views, close to Pwllheli's shops and restaurants.
Ty Madog Eryri Snowdonia - North Wales
9.5 166 reviews

Ty Madog Eryri Snowdonia

B&B, Cwm-y-glo
Ty Madog is a charming bed and breakfast located in Cwm-y-glo, just 5.3km from the Snowdon Mountain Railway and 11.3km from Snowdon, offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Welsh countryside. Guests have consistently rated the accommodation excellent for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The guest house has one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to two guests. Enjoy continental breakfast each morning, free Wi-Fi, parking, and a garden with views perfect for outdoor dining, as well as a shared bathroom with a hairdryer and some rooms with kitchenettes.
Luxury Pod At The Heart Of Snowdonia - Derwen - North Wales
10 225 reviews

Luxury Pod At The Heart Of Snowdonia - Derwen

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Derwen pod, a luxury glamping pod in Snowdonia National Park near the Conwy Valley, offers stunning views of the Snowdonia mountains and is situated a short distance from Conwy town (exact distance unspecified).
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom pod sleeps two guests and features a kitchen with fridge, freezer, and microwave, a hot tub with mountain views, and a garden, providing a peaceful rural escape on a working farm with access to numerous outdoor activities.

Frequently Asked Questions about bed and breakfast in North Wales

  • Are there any famous festivals in North Wales, United Kingdom?

    Yes! North Wales hosts several well-known festivals. The National Eisteddfod of Wales, a celebration of Welsh language and culture, is a major event that moves around the country, sometimes landing in North Wales. The Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod is another significant event, attracting performers and visitors from around the globe. Smaller, local festivals celebrating aspects of Welsh heritage frequently pop up throughout the year, so checking local event listings closer to your travel dates is always a good idea.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts in North Wales?

    Among the B&Bs in North Wales, Crickleigh House, Berwyn Guest House and The View Guest House (Adults Only) are the most popular ones.

  • What types of bed and breakfasts are available in North Wales?

    If you are visiting North Wales for a few days or a short weekend trip you can book bed and breakfast properties that can help you do more. This is essential because you want to make the most of the choices. Bed and breakfast properties are available in different types and therefore you can look for these rooms in various hotels, local inns and private residences. These allow you to interact with local people and get to know more about North Wales than you can through guidebooks. Also, you can look for the best bed and breakfast properties that come furnished with modern amenities and facilities like free parking and Wi-Fi internet connection to help you make the most of your holidays.
  • Are there unique cultural experiences or workshops available in North Wales, United Kingdom?

    Absolutely! You can find workshops on traditional Welsh crafts like weaving, pottery, and wood carving in various locations. Many towns offer opportunities to learn Welsh language basics. Consider visiting the St Fagans National Museum of History near Cardiff (though slightly south of North Wales) for a deeper dive into Welsh history and culture through interactive exhibits and demonstrations.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with a pool in North Wales?

    Berwyn Guest House, Pisgah Guesthouse and The Courthouse are the best B&Bs with a pool in North Wales.

  • When is a good time to visit North Wales?

    If you are visiting North Wales for the first time you should visit the region in the summer months when the weather is relatively pleasant and warm. This allows you to make the most of the holidays and you can do more outdoor adventures and explorations. Hence, you should visit North Wales from April to October when the average highs are bearable. Summer months from May to September would make things easier for you because you have longer days and a drier climate. This would ensure that you can visit various castles and beaches when you are exploring North Wales.
  • Which local specialties should not be missed in North Wales, United Kingdom?

    Don't leave North Wales without trying some bara brith (a fruitcake), laverbread (a seaweed pudding, surprisingly delicious!), and Cawl (a hearty Welsh stew). Local cheeses, like Caerphilly cheese, are also a must-try. Many pubs and restaurants feature these dishes, showcasing the region's unique culinary heritage.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with a jacuzzi in North Wales?

  • What are the best beaches in North Wales?

    1. Llandudno North Shore Beach - If you are looking for a great family time together at the beach in Llandudno you can visit the Llandudno North Shore Beach. This beach also has a pier making it a perfect place for families and couples.
    2. Colwyn Bay Beach - Bigger than Rio's Copacabana, Colwyn Bay Beach offers a stretch of three miles with a promenade area as well. This makes this beach a perfect spot for those visiting North Wales for holidays.
    3. Criccieth Beach - If you are looking for a Blue Flag beach in North Wales, Criccieth Beach on the Llyn Peninsula is the one you should not miss. With shallow waters and low tides, this is a great family-friendly beach for those with kids and pets.
  • What are some unique or less touristy places to visit in North Wales, United Kingdom?

    For a quieter experience, explore the Llyn Peninsula. Its stunning coastline and charming villages offer a more secluded escape compared to Snowdonia. The village of Beddgelert, nestled in Snowdonia National Park, is less crowded than some of the main attractions and boasts beautiful scenery and a charming atmosphere. The Isle of Anglesey also has less-visited spots away from the main tourist hubs.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts for families and kids in North Wales?

    The best B&Bs for families and kids in North Wales are Berwyn Guest House, Mary's Court Guest House - Mairlys and Y Capel Guest House.

  • How can I get around North Wales?

    Walk - If you are willing to walk you can cover plenty of attractions in North Wales on foot. You can use countryside walking trails that can get you places provided you have the stamina to walk. Bicycle - You can also make use of bicycle routes that are quite popular with locals. These routes can help you get over these rugged roads a bit quicker. Public Transport - However, if you are not willing to walk long distances you can make use of various bus services and operators like Traveline Cymru. You can also make use of the rail system when you want to reach places like Llandudno, Colwyn Bay and Rhyl. Car - Renting a car is one of the best ways to get around North Wales. This allows you to cover more places go off the beaten track and explore North Wales at your pace.
  • What kinds of terrain and natural landscapes does North Wales, United Kingdom offer?

    North Wales boasts diverse landscapes. Snowdonia National Park is famous for its rugged mountains, including Mount Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales. The coastline offers dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and charming bays. There are also lush valleys, forests, and rolling hills, providing a range of scenery to explore.
  • What are the best pet friendly bed and breakfasts in North Wales?

    The best pet friendly B&Bs in North Wales are Victoria House Room Only Accommodation, The Royal and Church Hill House.

  • What are the most popular foods in North Wales?

    When you are exploring North Wales you can browse through a variety of Welsh cuisine as you visit different towns and quaint villages. Welsh cuisine is quite different and is more focused on food-related to farmers. Hence, many of the foods are grown and caught locally. Welsh rarebit is one of the top foods you can find when you are exploring different towns in North Wales. Also, you can look out for top dishes like bara brith and Glamorgan sausages which are easy to find in various eateries. To start with you can enjoy cawl which is a Welsh soup made from a stew of lamb and locally grown vegetables.
  • Are there family-friendly hiking trails in North Wales, United Kingdom?

    Yes, many! Snowdonia National Park has trails suitable for all fitness levels, including shorter, easier walks with stunning views. The coastal paths also offer gentler walks with breathtaking ocean views. Always check trail difficulty ratings and ensure you have appropriate gear before setting out.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with parking in North Wales?

    Crickleigh House, Berwyn Guest House and Victoria House Room Only Accommodation are the best B&Bs with parking in North Wales.

  • Are there any safety tips for women traveling solo in North Wales, United Kingdom?

    Like any travel destination, it's wise to be aware of your surroundings. Stick to well-lit and populated areas, especially at night. Let someone know your itinerary and check in regularly. Consider using a personal safety app. North Wales is generally safe, but common-sense precautions are always recommended.
  • What is the perfect week-long itinerary for North Wales, United Kingdom?

    A perfect week could involve exploring Snowdonia National Park (hiking, visiting castles like Dolbadarn Castle), spending a day on the Llyn Peninsula, exploring the charming town of Conwy with its castle, and perhaps a day on Anglesey, visiting Beaumaris Castle. This allows for a mix of mountains, coast, and historical sites, but it's adaptable to your interests.
  • Are there any one-of-a-kind cultural experiences or workshops to try in North Wales, United Kingdom?

    Consider attending a traditional Welsh music session in a local pub for an authentic cultural experience. Workshops focusing on Welsh crafts, like slate carving (unique to North Wales), are also available in various locations. Checking local listings closer to your travel dates will reveal many unique opportunities.
  • What are some great opportunities to engage with locals and explore the culture of North Wales, United Kingdom?

    Visiting local pubs and markets is a great way to interact with locals and sample regional specialties. Attending local festivals or events provides opportunities to engage with the community and experience Welsh culture firsthand. Staying in smaller, family-run guesthouses or B&Bs can also lead to more personal interactions with the locals.

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Best pet friendly North Wales bed and breakfasts

Among the 2413 accommodations in North Wales, here are the 4 best pet friendly b&bs

Hay Meadow | Family Room  | No Pets - North Wales
No reviews

Hay Meadow | Family Room | No Pets

B&B, Anglesey
This B&B is located in Taldrwst at Dwyran, in the rural Anglesey countryside near Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, just minutes from Newborough Forest and Llanddwyn Beach.
The Hay Meadow family en-suite room accommodates up to four guests with two single beds and bunk beds, offering on-site village bar facilities and proximity to outdoor activities like kayaking and mountain biking.
Chateau Julie - North Wales
8.8 108 reviews

Chateau Julie

B&B, Liverpool
Chateau Julie is a quiet bed and breakfast located around 2.2 miles from the Casbah Coffee Club and 4.3 miles from Anfield Stadium. It has received very good ratings for location, cleanliness and overall experience.
The guest house has one bedroom, accommodating up to two guests. Amenities include free Wi-Fi, private parking, a garden, a terrace, a kitchen and easy access to local attractions like Williamson's Tunnels and Liverpool John Lennon Airport.
Eagles Nest Sea View With Ensuite 3rd Floor - North Wales
9.4 75 reviews

Eagles Nest Sea View With Ensuite 3rd Floor

B&B, Pwllheli
This Pwllheli homestay, sleeping up to seven guests, offers a pet-friendly base with parking and sea views.
The single-bedroom house provides one bathroom, towels, linen, and is ideal for families or couples seeking a peaceful stay near Pwllheli's attractions (precise distance unspecified).
The Swallow Falls Complex - North Wales
8.8 61 reviews

The Swallow Falls Complex

B&B
This B&B is situated in Snowdonia National Park, directly opposite Swallow Falls Waterfall and 2 kilometres from Betws y Coed village.
The Swallow Falls Hotel offers pet-friendly and family rooms with a kitchen, terrace, garden, sauna, restaurant, bar, fitness centre, and parking, with easy access to local activities.

Best North Wales bed and breakfasts with laundry available

Cottage By Canal And Centre By Cheshire Escapes - North Wales
No reviews

Cottage By Canal And Centre By Cheshire Escapes

B&B, Chester
Cottage By Canal and Centre By Cheshire Escapes, a guesthouse in Chester, offers proximity to the canal and city centre, placing you within easy reach of Chester's attractions. This accommodation provides complimentary Wi-Fi, on-site parking, and concierge services, with unique rooms featuring separate living areas, balconies or terraces and in-room entertainment.
Cesail Y Mynydd - North Wales
8.8 17 reviews

Cesail Y Mynydd

gîte, Dyserth
This Dyserth bungalow, situated 0.8km from Dyserth Waterfall and a short drive from Rhuddlan Castle and Prestatyn beach, offers a convenient base for exploring North Wales.
The 125 square metre property sleeps four in two bedrooms, boasting a fully equipped kitchen, stylish bathroom with waterfall shower, private hot tub with mountain views, and secure parking for two cars.
Economie-double-salle De Bain Partagée-the Central Economy Room - North Wales
8.2 20 reviews

Economie-double-salle De Bain Partagée-the Central Economy Room

B&B, Liverpool
This guest house is located centrally in Liverpool, a 5-minute walk from the O2 Academy and the Unite Union Building, and 7 minutes from Liverpool Lime Street station.
This accommodation for two guests offers one bedroom, two bathrooms, a living room, an office space, and a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, microwave, and dishwasher, plus complimentary Wi-Fi.
Escape To Our Cosy Converted Stable - North Wales
10 186 reviews

Escape To Our Cosy Converted Stable

gîte
This one-bedroom cottage is situated at the foot of Snowdon, just 5km from the historic town of Caernarfon.
The self-catering cottage features a king-size bed, an open-plan living area with underfloor heating, and a private garden, perfect for couples seeking a peaceful escape in the Snowdonia National Park.
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