Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Abergele, Wales

Situated on the north coast of Wales between the seaside resorts of Colwyn Bay and Rhyl, Abergele shares the stunning beaches and scenery with its neighbours but less of the crowds, making it a perfect destination for a short break.

There’s plenty of accommodation in town and the surrounding area that can cater for any type of holidaymaker and suit any budget. There are a number of guesthouses and bed and breakfasts but for a little bit more comfort you could choose a delightful three star hotel.

With the tourists descending on Abergele’s bigger neighbours, those in the know escape the crowds and head for this charming market town, which boasts excellent transport links with the rest of the coast as well as having the splendour of the Welsh countryside on its doorstep.

Being a smaller neighbour to bigger brasher towns, Abergele prides itself on its hospitality and friendliness and for a holiday with the personal touch you can’t go wrong making the town your base.

Hotels for Beach Holidays in Abergele

The beach at Pensarn, just north of the main town centre, is the real attraction and its quiet sandy beaches are the reason why holidaymakers return again and again. The prom, amusement arcades and cafes are a perfect example of the traditional British seaside resort.

Away from the beach Abergele is ideally located to take advantage of the surrounding countryside and Snowdonia National Park makes a great day out if you find yourself wanting a break from the sun and sand. With the tallest peak in Wales as its main attraction, there are also plenty of walks and cycling routes for anyone wanting to make the most of this glorious part of the country.

Hotels for History in Abegele

Visitors wanting to learn more about the history of Wales will be interested to learn that the town is surrounded by hills dotted with Iron Age forts and that this unassuming location was a Roman trading town as well as a medieval marketplace.

One of the many local walks in the area takes you to Tower Hill. At nearly 600 feet tall it offers stunning panoramic views of the North Wales coastline and was reputedly an Elizabethan watchtower that guarded the coast against pirates.

For those wanting to enjoy the scenery at a slightly more sedate pace, Abergele Golf Club is home to a delightful parkland 18 hole course, regarded as one of the most picturesque in Wales. Its location on the edge of a woodland area ensures an enjoyable day, whatever your standard of play is.

Enjoy Your Stay in Abergele

Although Abergele may not be as well-known as its Conwy coast neighbours, its location and hospitality makes it an ideal place to explore the beauty of the Welsh countryside and beaches. The hotels combine the modern comfort you expect as well as the small town hospitality that will make your stay live long in the memory.