Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Aberaeron, Wales:

Llys Aeron Guest House, has been awarded 5 stars by ‘Visit Wales' and is among the most sought after bed and breakfast establishments in Aberaeron. Built in the early 1800's, Llys Aeron is one of the oldest and most substantial stone-built houses in this beautiful Georgian harbour town on the West Wales coast and is ideal for longer holidays or short breaks, whether or self catering. The building has been sympathetically refurbished that combining elegance with modern comfortable conveniences. There is plenty of room to relax with a spacious conservatory and walled garden to be enjoyed. . . .

Aberaeron is a very special place to stay and is an ideal retreat close to breathtaking beaches and coast, river valleys, woods and mountains. 3 Pen Cei is a Boutique Guest House providing accommodation only metres away from the historic Aberaeron Harbour and the stunning Cardigan Bay coast. Ceredigion is blessed with many good restaurants providing the finest food from locally sourced ingredients and 3 Pen Cei is situated next to the award winning Harbourmaster Hotel and Restaurant which is recognised for its fine dining. A warm Welsh welcome awaits you and we are at hand to tell you. . .

A warm welcome awaits you at Carno House Bed and Breakfast. Overlooking Aberaeron town and Cardigan Bay this friendly guesthouse offers you relaxing furnishings while providing comfort and friendly atmosphere with accommodation to suit singles, couples and family requirements. This B&B is ideally situated close to the centre of the Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron in the beautiful county of Ceredigion, West-Wales. You are well placed to explore the delights of this part of Wales. View of Carno House. Carno House, built circa 1895, has been fully refurbished to its present high and comfort. . .

The Monachty is a traditional seaside pub and hotel, situated in the beautiful town of Aberaeron in Ceredigion. The Monachty features a brasserie restaurant with an extensive fresh menu, spacious beer garden and stunning views of the harbour.. . .

Ty Gwyn has 3 modern, bright bedrooms, all ensuite, with showers. The two front bedrooms boast sea views. The rear bedroom has views across the open fields. The two sea facing rooms each have a double bed for 2 adults and a three quarter sofa bed, suitable for one adult or 2 children.. . .

Crowning the Aeron Valley, that sweeps towards Wales' Heritage Coastline four miles away, Ty Mawr Mansion holds national awards for its outstanding restaurant and exquisite accommodation The imposing exterior of the Grade II listed building reveals a beautifully restored interior, offering a unique fusion of Georgian splendour with contemporary facilities.. . .

Our historic Grade II listed coral painted harbourside cottage, built around 1811, is a lovely peaceful retreat on Aberaeron harbour. Have breakfast, lunch and dinner at the Harbourmaster if you wish, just 2 doors away!. . .

Shown in the photograph is our "Bay" room with it's picture window overlooking the harbour and church. The bedrooms all have their individual features that you would expect from a house built during the middle of the 19th century. Arosfa retains all it's character from that period and is surrounded by similar fine Georgian properties that together make a handsome square with Pwll Cam (the Inner Harbour) at it's centre. The fine Georgian house was originally built in the 1850's by a family from nearby Cardigan as a home and probable provisions store. This period was Aberaeron's heyday when a. . .

"Gwennaul", the smile of the sun, is a small, 2 bed roomed B & B which opened in April 2007 and the newly fitted out rooms earned the resident owners, Dave and Kerry Edwards, a 4 star grading from Visit Wales. Both double en-suite bedrooms are fully centrally heated, have free-view digital flat screen TV's, alarm clock radios, hair dryers and hospitality trays. It is situated down a quiet, private lane with ample parking spaces and is less than a mile from the centre of the Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron. An excellent breakfast is served in the conservatory, at a time to suit, wit. . .

The Castle is situated in a Grade II Listed Building in the Georgian Harbour Town of Aberaeron. The hotel has been designed by Interior designer Ann Hughes and is perfectly placed in the town centre near both the river walk up to Llanerchaeron Trail and Harbour Beach - New Quay Trail or Aberarth / Llannon Trail.. . .

Lima House like many of the grade 2 listed buildings in Aberaeron was built around 1850. Many of the houses in the town are named after ships that were built there and Lima House is no exception, although "The Lima" which was a brig, was actualy built in Aberystwyth. It was captained by master mariner John Jones, from Llansantffraid near Llanon, four miles up the coast from Aberaeron. John Jones, in the old tradition, went down with The Lima in Carlingford Lough,off Warrenpoint near Newry in Ireland in 1866. Take a look at the images and you will find an old photograph of Victoria Street. . .

Cardiganshire is now known as Ceredigion and offers some great holiday choices. Self Catering West Wales holidays come with great rivers, a beautiful coastline and friendly people, Holidays in west Wales are a great option at any time of the year. With wonderful choices of luxury self catering or simple holiday cottages, west Wales holidays offers all you might need.. . .

The Feathers Royal has a strong tradition of hospitality. As the focal point of the small seaside port town of Aberaeron on the beautiful Cardigan Bay Coast, the Feathers was originally an 18th Century Coaching Inn offering food and shelter to travellers and locals alike. The charming town of Aberaeron is famous for its Georgian elegance with brightly painted town houses and an attractive seaside quay. It has a strong maritime tradition and today is still a centre for rural communities in Ceredigion.. . .

Aberaeron is a charming regency town and with its multi coloured houses, attractive harbour, Hotels, B&B and self-catering Holiday Cottages it has much to offer the visitor. Centrally located on Cardigan Bay, Aberaeron is close to Aberystwyth and Cardigan towns, while Lampeter and Tregaron are a short drive inland through the beautiful Aeron Valley, much loved by the poet Dylan Thomas who lived locally for a while. At the mouth of the Aeron River, Aberaeron has been built on a level area between the mountains and the sea formed during the last ice-age 10,000 years ago. It was the site in t. . .

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