Wales Accommodation

Hear the dragon roar when you choose holiday accommodation in Wales. This is a country of unspoiled countryside, a rich history and lively cities, not to mention some really good food. From Wrexham to Llanelli, you won’t find a better welcome than a Welsh one. The quaint rural cottages, modern city centre apartments and spacious holiday houses provide plenty of accommodation options.

Sample the delights of traditional Welsh cooking

The Welsh landscape has helped to shape its cuisine. Tuck into succulent lamb and Welsh Black beef but save room for some classic dishes that are a reminder of a time when meat was seen as a luxury.

Welsh rarebit is a simple and delicious snack, a cheese mixture melted onto bread and garnished with Worcestershire sauce. Another favourite is Glamorgan sausage, which consists of Caerphilly cheese, leeks, mustard, and fresh parsley coated in breadcrumbs and fried.

See the best of Wales in its countryside and cities

Wales is home to immense natural beauty, typified by the national parks of Snowdonia and Brecon Beacons. Perfect for avid walkers and adventure holidays, you can hike to the top of the mountain for breathtaking views.

The country has a rich history, seen through the castles and forts populating its towns and cities. You can follow the trail of castles built by Edward I in the 13th century, which cover the county of Gwynedd.

Enjoy a memorable night out in Wales

Whether you're looking for a quiet pint or dancing until dawn, Wales provides a memorable night out. The capital, Cardiff, is renowned across the UK for its vibrant nightlife.

Visit the bay area and enjoy a drink with a view of the city’s docks. Pop into the wealth of craft beer bars as well the city’s more traditional pubs. Don’t forget to check out both Zerodegrees and Tiny Rebel, two of Cardiff’s microbreweries, and the institution of The City Arms.

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