Church Guesthouse - Under new management since August 2009, this refurbished Victorian building is in the quiet, leafy suburb of Pontcanna, 1 mile (1.6 km) from the Millennium Stadium and Cardiff Central Rail Station. The Church Guesthouse is an easy walk from Cardiff's city centre and its major attractions. Sophia Gardens are just minutes away; Cardiff International Arena (CIA) and Cardiff Castle are around 1 mile away. Pontcanna is a peaceful Cardiff area, with some very good shops, bars, restaurants and clubs. All of the rooms have an en suite shower room and some have baths. All rooms have TV's, Wi-Fi internet access and tea/coffee. Sky TV is available for guests. There is a family room and the guest house will provide cots, highchairs and a room fridge. A generous Welsh breakfast is also available for guests to enjoy. All guests are given their own key and are free to come and go as they please, accessing the building at any time. Free, unrestricted parking is available in the streets surrounding the guest house.

The Coast House - On the seafront in Mumbles, with spectacular sea views of Swansea Bay, this small, charming, family-run guest house prides itself on its comfortable accommodation and tasty breakfasts. The Coast House has just 7 rooms, guaranteeing its guests friendly, attentive, individual service and a quiet, relaxing break. All of the rooms are en suite and most of the rooms have good sea views. Each room has a hairdryer, fluffy towels, complimentary tea/coffee making facilities and a TV with Freeview digital channels. The price includes a full cooked breakfast, with a choice of fruit juices, cereals, fresh fruit and yoghurt. As it is only a small guest house, the Coast House cannot provide 24-hour check-ins. Guests should provide their arrival time in advance, in order to ensure that they can be checked-in. The Coast House is a family-run guest house with over 30 years experience of looking after guests.

Penrhadw Farm - In the heart of the beautiful Brecon Beacons, Penrhadw Farm has spectacular mountain views and offers a range of comfortable accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. With a superb location just outside the unspoilt village of Pontsticill, the farm is the ideal base from which to explore the surrounding countryside of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The open farmland surrounding the farm's main building adjoins the park, so you can enjoy the stunning natural beauty of this landscape from the minute you step out of the front door. The great access to the region's major road network also makes the farm a convenient base for exploring Mid and South Wales. Penrhadw Farm offers luxury en suite bed and breakfast accommodation in the main building, as well as self-catering and bed and breakfast accommodation in several separate, well-equipped, detached holiday cottages.

The Twelve Knights - Less than 1 mile from the M4 motorway (junction 38), this traditional pub offers en suite rooms, an award-winning bar and restaurant, free Wi-Fi and free parking. The Twelve Knights has 10 comfortable, spacious en suite rooms. Each room has a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Warm and welcoming, the Twelve Knights is conveniently situated on the Margam Road in Margam, with good access to the region's major roads. Close to Port Talbot and the Port Talbot Steelworks, Twelve Knights is also just under 10 miles (16 km) from the heart of Swansea.

The Avala Guesthouse - Ideally located within walking distance of Cardiff's vibrant city centre, this charming Victorian property has been refurbished as a comfortable, modern guest house. The Avala has recently been awarded a 3-Star Guest Accommodation grade by Visit Wales. All of the rooms are en suite and have LCD TV with around 30 Freeview channels. Complimentary tea and coffee making facilities are also available. In the evenings you can unwind and plan your next day's activities in the comfortable guest lounge, complete with TV and complimentary Wi-Fi. Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the building.

The West Usk Lighthouse - Set on the old coastal road between Newport and Cardiff, this former lighthouse offers unique accommodation with views over the Severn and Usk Estuaries and the Bristol Channel. Designed over 2 floors, plus the lantern room, the West Usk Lighthouse is a circular building with a spiral staircase running through the middle, with a wishing well at the very bottom. As a result, each room features a distinctive wedge shape. Not your most traditional hotel, at the bottom of the stairs you will also find a Dalek! Quirky, friendly and relaxed, the West Usk Lighthouse aims to offer a relaxing stay unlike any other. You can enjoy a session in the Floatation Tank, have a soak in the hot tub which is on the roof and be pampered with a choice of complementary therapies.

Tanes Hotel - Within walking distance of Cardiff's lively city centre, the small, family-run Tanes Hotel provides a warm welcome and superior service for a comfortable stay. Following a long day of Cardiff sightseeing, you can return to Tanes Hotel and relax in the communal lounge where you can read, chat to other guests or plan your next day's activities. Tanes Hotel is a 3-star self-assessed Guest Accommodation.

Tides Reach Guest House - Situated in a prominent position overlooking the promenade, Mumbles Head and Swansea Bay, this charming B&B is an ideal base from which to explore Swansea and the surrounding areas. Built in 1855, Tides Reach is an elegantly furnished and appointed guest house, offering fresh fruit and a traditional cooked breakfast. Recently awarded 5 stars by the Tourist Board, Tides Reach has the highest standards in comfort and service. Guests can use free Wi-Fi in every room. The staff also aims to provide an informal, friendly place to relax and savour the views. During your stay you can explore the village of Mumbles, the Gower and the numerous Blue Flag beaches in the area, including Langland Bay, Caswell Bay, Bracelet Bay and Knab Rock, which are all only a short walk away.

Clyne Farm Centre - Clyne Farm Centre has 9 converted stone barns and cottages with modern facilities, 3 miles (4.8 km) from Swansea city centre and the Gower beaches. The unique accommodation overlooks Swansea Bay and on-site activities include horse riding, indoor climbing, archery and Challenge Valley - the muddiest assault course in the world. The cottages vary in size and each is self-contained with double and twin bedrooms. Swansea University, the National Pool and Singleton Hospital are all 2 miles (3.2 km) away. The cottages are 5 miles (8 km) from the M4.

Dylan Thomas House - The birthplace of the poet, Dylan Thomas, this Edwardian house has been beautifully restored to its original condition, and offers a unique overnight experience. You can walk back into Edwardian times and enjoy the peace of a house with no TV, but instead with a phonogram, books, newspapers of the day and card games to keep you amused. Guided tours and walks are available. Close to Cwmdonkin Park, Dylan Thomas House is just 1 mile (1.6 km) from Swansea city centre and 5 miles (8 km) from Mumbles and Gower beaches. The house sleeps up to 6 people in 1 double, 1 twin and 2 single rooms including Dylans tiny bedroom with its original gas lamp point. Over two-thirds of Thomas' published output was written here.