The liveliest seaside resort in Wales, ABERYSTWYTH is an essential stop. Being rooted in all aspects of Welsh culture, it is possibly the most enjoyable and relaxed place to gain an insight into the national psyche. As the capital of sparsely populated mid-Wales, and with one of the most prestigious university colleges in Wales, there are plenty of cultural and entertainment diversions, as well as an array of Victorian and Edwardian seaside trappings. Aberystwyth's politics are firmly radical Welsh, and in a country that still struggles with its inherent conservatism, the town is a blast of fresh air.
The hotel is in a fantastic setting. Easy parking quite close to town. Excellent restaurant. Tranquil and worth going back to. Staff very friendly. Room spacious. More
To celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary we're heading out from Halifax, NS, Canada to Iceland (Reykjavik, Golden Circle and Blue Lagoon) then it's ...
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To celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary we're heading out from Halifax, NS, Canada to Iceland (Reykjavik, Golden Circle and Blue Lagoon) then it's off to the England and Wales where we plan to visit Maidenhead, Cardiff, Aberystwyth, Wrexham before spending time with friends in Shipston-on-Stour, Tunsbridge Wells and London before we return to Halifax
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Aberystwyth is a university town in Wales with a name that is rather hard to pronounce. It's an easy going place with many things to do at night, which is mainly due to the ... More
Wales manages to cram quite a bit in. Not just our mountains, valleys and beaches there is so much to do here you'll be spoilt for choice. There are so many beautiful towns and ... More