Aberaeron hotels

Hotels @Aberaeron

Located in the coastal county of Ceredigion in Wales, Aberaeron is a small but striking seaside town, offering some truly breathtaking Welsh scenery. With seafood fresh from nature’s nearby reserves, and beautifully prepared, welcoming local pubs with wide-ranging local craft beers, pastel-tinted Georgian architecture and verdant fields fringing it, Aberaeron is the perfect place to stay. What’s more it has an excellent selection of cosy hotels, hostels and other accommodation options.

If you’re after a seaside break with rural Wales on your back doorstep, or simply want a retreat from the busier Welsh cities of Swansea and Cardiff, you’ll find the hotels and guesthouses in Aberaeron offer a warm welcome and the best of Welsh hospitality.

Hotels in Aberaeron

Aberaeron has a long history of hospitality, which is evident from its small but idyllic range of hotels, overlooking the historic harbour and the stunning Cardigan Bay. A number of the town’s centrally located hotels are situated in 18th Century Grade II listed buildings. Find a hotel on the harbour side and awake to the gentle clatter of masts like a clock ticking the morning in. As the town is famous for its seafood, stay centrally and you’ll be close to the best restaurants. Or, for total rural relaxation, lie back in the lap of luxury in a spa hotel in the nearby countryside.

Bed and Breakfasts in Aberaeron

Unlike many urban guesthouses, those in Aberaeron tend to have unusually large gardens and plenty of private space, so you can enjoy your own space as well as a hearty breakfast to set you up for your day’s walking or dolphin watching boat trip. Comfortable, clean and equipped with all the modern amenities you could need, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the quality of the bed and breakfasts on offer in Aberaeron.

Self-Catering Accommodation in Aberaeron

There is no shortage of places you can call your own in Aberaeron. Take your pick from farmhouses, villas, harbour houses, country cottages, bungalows and, even, a converted barn! A self-catering cottage in Aberaeron is the perfect choice if you’re here as a group, whether you’re here to walk, cycle, fish the River Aeron or simply to get away from it all. Head to a local farmer’s market for some local produce for dinner: there’s one that takes place every Tuesday in Alban Square, where you can buy fresh fruit and vegetables, locally produced honey, mustard and artisan breads.

Campsites in Aberaeron

Due to the many walking trails in the area, including the well-known Dylan Thomas Trail, campsites and caravan parks are also very popular here. There are dozens of campsites, caravan parks and backpacker’s hostels in the immediate locale. Pitch your tent on an inland farm nestled in the heathers of the Welsh countryside, or find a backpacker’s hostel on the edge of the nearby Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

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