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Ael y Bryn


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The Brown’s Fields Lodge Cathedral 73 Elm Grove Y Garth


Lovesgrove Llety Cynin


Restaurant James Sommerin Mansion House St Lawrence


The Old Vicarage Newbridge on Usk Penrhiw Hotel Priskilly Forest Roch Castle Stackpole Inn Town House Wilton Court


The Waun Wyllt Inn


Cardigan


Carmarthen St Dogmaels Gower


Laugharne


Milford Haven Cardiff Tenby


Newport Tenby


St Clears Penarth


Llansteffan Tenby


Moylegrove Usk


St Davids


Near Fishguard Roch / St Davids Pembroke Cardiff


Ross on Wye Llanelli


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THE THREE-WAY SPLIT...


For your convenience we have divided Wales into three regions:


North Mid South


This will enable you to go direct to the part of Wales that interests you and find the hotel of your choice that much easier. But don’t forget, Great Little Places act as a great network of places to stay for all of Wales, so it’s equally easy to put a pan-Wales itinerary together staying at more than one property (especially since GLP’s are happy to make free onward reservations for guests).


MID NORTH


SOUTH Part of The Welsh Rarebits Collection 009


Dogs Welcome


Small Meeting Facilities Wifi


Access Statement Available on Website Ground Floor Rooms Welsh Spoken Credit Cards


Closed for some months Number of Rooms


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