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

The Great House Hotel is a beautiful grade II* listed building originating from around 1550 and is believed to have been a gift from HRH Queen Elizabeth 1 to the Earl of Leicester who used it as a hunting lodge. Located in the pretty conservation village of Laleston, it is just 10 minutes from the seaside town of Porthcawl and 25 minutes equidistant between Cardiff and Swansea. A unique blend of historic original features contribute to The Great House's mature, dignified character - the flagstone floors, oak beams, inglenook fireplaces, mullioned windows, stone archways and dovecote in the. . .

The Coed-Y-Mwstwr Hotel near Bridgend in South Wales is beautiful 4 star country house hotel justifiably proud of its fine reputation. Few settings are more tranquil than that of the aptly named Coed-y-Mwstwr or “Whispering Trees”. Perched on a Welsh hillside and surrounded by over 17 acres of woodland, this Victorian mansion provides a cosy and secluded hideaway overlooking the picturesque Vale of Glamorgan. With our leisure club, tennis court ** and adjacent golf course there is plenty to keep the energetic occupied. Built in 1888 the house was first opened as a hotel in 1965. It is an oa. . .

Situated in the historic village of Ewenny, in the Vale of Glamorgan and within easy access of Bridgend and the M4, Ewenny Woods offers superior Bed and Breakfast accommodation with the comforts of home in stylish individual surroundings. All rooms have been furnished to a high specification with attention to detail and a contemporary country feel, providing total relaxation after a long day. The attractive, ancient market town of Cowbridge with its fine restaurants and smart shops is close by. Cardiff, with its castle, National Museum, Museum of Welsh Life and beautiful parks is only a . . .

is situated at the bottom of the Ogmore Valley close to Junction 36 on the M4. We are able to share with you the most fantastic views across the mountains, woodlands and rolling green hills with beautiful sunsets. On our doorstep in Blackmill village there are two pubs serving excellent food , a corner shop with post office and a petrol station. With easy access to a corridor of cycle paths leading up the valley and down to the coast, rambling, or even paragliding from the Bwlch.. . .

Alexandra Guest House has been providing quality accommodation for over 25 years right in the heart of Bridgend town. Ideally placed within a 2 minute walk of the town's centre, bus station and train station. Just 2 miles away is the Mc ArthurGlen Designer Outlet and junction 36 of the M4 providing quick access to Cardiff or Swansea. We're also just a short walk from the Princess of Wales Hospital.. . .

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The New Inn Guest House is situated in the historic town of Bridgend, being just 3 miles from the coast and the picturesque Vale of Glamorgan. The New Inn Guest House is a recently converted nineteenth century pottery with great historical relevance to the area.. . .

Based in the heart of the Heritage Coast, in the Vale of Glamorgan, overlooking panoramic views of the coast and Bristol Channel. Sheep roam along this southernly rural common. It is a location that combines the beauty of a rural environment with rugged coastline. These two bungalows offer different accommodation. The first self catering and the second bed and breakfast. Both are perfect for families looking for fun and the seaside; couples looking for a leisurely getaway; or the more discerning traveller, looking for beautiful walks and a warm welcome to come home to.. . .

The Porthcawl Hotel Is situated in the centre of Porthcawl Town. With a Health Club, Streets Nightclub, Sports bar & Diner, Lounge - Kitchen Restaurant the Hotel is the perfect place for an entertaining stay at Porthcawl. Porthcawl as a town has a great deal to offer from fantastic local attractions such as beaches, bars, restaurant and also lays in between the two great cities of Swansea and Cardiff.. . .

Munster fans over for the BIG match, Munster v Toulouse. Stayed here in the Guest House and absolutely loved it. Very homely people and terrific service and best of all a super breakfast! Would recommend it to anyone and we hope to be back again when Munster make it to another Heineken Cup Final! Good Luck and Best Wishes from Caroline Eustace :-) After just 12 months our purpose built guest house, minutes from Bridgend town centre, has received the highest reviews on Tripadvisor by our guests. With the backing of Bridgend tourist board, Hazelwood Guest House was designed with the. . .

A large, modern, newly refurbished guesthouse with all mod cons, situated two minutes walk from the centre of Bridgend with its ample choice of pubs, night clubs, shops, entertainment and leisure venues. There is also a wide selection of restaurants to cater for all tastes and pockets. Within a short journey by car there are innumerable country pubs, most offering real ales, fine wines and home cooked food. The estuary of the river Ogmore and the start of the Heritage coast is just 3 miles away. The beautiful sandy beaches of Ogmore-by-Sea and Southerndown should not be missed.. . .

Dormy House and its coach house is situated in the village of Ogmore which is to be found on the spectacular Heritage Coast in the Vale of Glamorgan. Benefiting from a location which is close to the beaches of South Wales and the rivers Ogmore and Ewenny, wonderful countryside is right on the doorstep. Leisure activities are plentiful in the area and whether you are looking for horse riding, golf, fishing, walking, surfing, bird watching or other pursuits we guarantee you will be spoilt for choice. See our activites link for more detail.. . .

A traditional Welsh Public House built in the late 1800's the Masons Arms has belonged to the Morgan family since 1932. Serving the community and visitors alike over the years with the true Welsh hospitality, it became obvious that the confines of the hotel were too small to cater for the growing trade. With this in mind, during 1989 Lorraine and David Morgan decided to extend the restaurant, the size now makes it ideal for weddings, breakfasts and small conferences.. . .

Feel at home at Mair's and enjoy the many facilities normally found only at expensive accommodation. Mair's Bed and breakfast offers you homely accoommodation with a truly Welsh welcome. Mair's welcomes disabled visitors, having some ground floor rooms and some facilities for disabled persons. This Bed and Breakfast was opened by Graham Henry, the former coach of the Welsh national rugby team in 1999. It is located close to the town centre of Bridgend and ideally situated from the M4 motorway and the main Paddington/Swansea train line.. . .

We have many years experience in the hotel and catering industry and are actively involved in the everyday running of the business.. . .