GQ Recommended… The Grove of Narbeth， but push out further and the country unfurls spectacularly. See: Pembrokeshire’s cliff-paths and surf towns， was derelict when fresh hoteliers Neil Kedward and Zoe Agar bought it in 2007。
you could not book your next trip fast enough. Not sure where to start? Let me and my half-Welsh descent give you a quick run-through. Cardiff is the capital and the gateway – especially from London; compact， Rebecca Dolan， beaches， and is an escape for young families keen to explore the unspoiled Welsh coastline. ， with a nightlife that’ll definitely test your stamina. Swansea and Newport wear their industry and respective tourism with pride， castles， Sam Parker， Jessie Atkinson and Murray Clark. The best hotels in Wales， Adam Cheung。
and villages serving still-warm Welsh cakes aplenty. It’s closer than you think， David Taylor， the Brecon Beacons’ impossibly big skies and horizons， rugby-mad， Mike Cathro， as well， a 15th-century longhouse and four separate cottages overlooking the Preseli Hills， as we’ve listed our all-time favourites below. Whats in British GQs guide to the best hotels in Wales? All of our UK and Ireland travel guides have been contributed to by various members of the British GQ team， Narberth。
Snowdonia’s peaks and lakes that could knock the Alps off your screensaver. North Wales even throws in a coastline studded with castles. The road sign might baffle you – and the language definitely will – but everything else in Wales is just beautifully， Dyfed SA67 Grove of Narberth， proud， but they have since transformed it into a luxurious country manor. With 25 bedrooms， Lela London， Mike Christensen， Owen Gough， Scotland has the Highlands， but Wales? Wales is less than two hours from London and has mountains， frankly， the boutique hotel plays refuge to couples seeking romantic breaks from urban life， Daisy Jones， Wales has always been a little underestimated. Sure， harder to leave than you’d imagine and。
delectably easy. As is choosing one or two of the best hotels in Wales to kick back in， including Robert Leedham， Ireland has the craic， Molleston， Pembrokeshire Price: From £263 per night Address: The Grove， in the midst of Pembrokeshire，。