Misty cambrian foothills; oak-dotted farmland; stone bridges standing like sentinels over the River Wye. Of Wales’s many attributes, ‘picturesqueness’ is surely the most pronounced. The country is equal parts intimate and majestic, but it has long had one unfortunate trait: a reputation for uninspired lodgings and cuisine. How times change. Today a handful of upstart inns with buzzworthy restaurants are luring travelers away from the Cotswolds and Dorset.
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Destinations: Griffin Brecon · Monmouthshire · Builth Wells · Pembrokeshire · Newport
Themes: Road Trip · Hotels + Resorts · Romantic Getaways
Inspired by: Country Inns of Wales — by Alison Tyler, Published Apr. 2007
