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Aberystwyth Hotel List
Penrhos Golf & Country Club Hotel
District: Llanrhystud Super SaverPopular
Mid range holiday hub in Llanrhystud, with an extensive country club and 18 hole golf course, ideal for relaxing and sporting holidays
Good7.7
(85 reviews)
Gwesty’r Marine Hotel
District: Beach Super Saver
Very Good8
(606 reviews)
Castle Hotel Aberystwyth
District: Beach Popular
Well maintained Edwardian property in Aberystwyth, near the beach, offers luxurious and well appointed rooms
Good7.4
(212 reviews)
Conrah Hotel
District: Chancery Popular
Set on 18 acres of Welsh countryside, with a fine restaurant using locally grown seasonal produce, a short drive from downtown Aberystwyth
Very Good8.5
(273 reviews)
Hafod Hotel
District: Devil’s Bridge Popular
Good value, situated 20 minutes from Aberystwyth, ideally located for scenic drives and bird watching, pet friendly
Good7.5
(53 reviews)
Harry’s Hotel Bistro
District: City Centre Popular
In central Aberystwyth and close to the Ceredigion Museum, a good value option with a beer garden, a bistro, a pub providing regular live entertainment
Pleasant6.9
(335 reviews)
Flat at 14 Llanbadarn Road Hotel
District: City Centre
Okay5
(2 reviews)
George Borrow Hotel
District: Ponterwyd
Very Good8.2
(54 reviews)
Glengower Hotel
District: Beach
Good7.3
(336 reviews)
Gwyn Hafan Serviced Apartments
District: Beach
Very Good8.3
(12 reviews)
Llety Ceiro Country Guest House
District: Bow Street
Good7.6
(148 reviews)
Introduction to Aberystwyth, Wales
The popular university town of Aberystwyth on the Ceredigion coast is an excellent tourist area. Beautiful sunsets over Cardigan Bay and the ruins of Aberystwyth Castle are a highlight. Tourists have a good choice of hotels in Aberystwyth, from basic to plush. Most of the town’s tourist amenities are located on the seafront or just behind the High Street. The area is a party town, mainly due to the 9,000 students who study here. There is an abundance of lively bars and Italian or Indian restaurants to try out. Regular boat trips during the summer months are available, on which dolphins and seals can be seen; sea-fishing charter boats can also be hired. Art lovers will want to pay a visit to the local Arts Centre, where dance, theatre and cinema complement the on site galleries. During the summer months it is possible to take the funicular railway up to the summit of Constitution Hill, where a camera obscura is located. Walkers can make the trek to neighbouring Borth via a coastal path that runs past beaches.
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