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Cymerwch olwg isod ar ein lleoliad gyda manylion ein holl ystafelloedd a mannau.
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Ystafell y Seremoni
Ystafell gain, llawn golau, sy'n ddelfrydol ar gyfer digwyddiadau sy'n gadael argraff barhaol. Lle i hyd at 80 o bobl eistedd.
Ystafell y Seremoni
Ystafell gain, llawn golau, sy'n ddelfrydol ar gyfer digwyddiadau sy'n gadael argraff barhaol. Lle i hyd at 80 o bobl eistedd.
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Aberaeron to New Quay Coastal Walk
Start: Aberaeron South Beach car park
Finish: New Quay Harbour
Distance: Approx. 6 miles / 9.5 km
Time: 3–4 hours
This stunning route follows the coastline through farmland and woodland valleys with spectacular sea views. As you approach New Quay you may even spot dolphins swimming offshore.
Ystafell y Seremoni
Ystafell gain, llawn golau, sy'n ddelfrydol ar gyfer digwyddiadau sy'n gadael argraff barhaol. Lle i hyd at 80 o bobl eistedd.
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Y Seler
Located close to the harbour, Y Seler is a multi award winning boutique hotel & restaurant which gained national recognition and was named Best Restaurant in Wales 2025 and won The Welsh Restaurant Awards 2026.
The restaurant focuses on seasonal dishes using locally sourced Welsh ingredients and offers a memorable dining experience in the heart of Aberaeron.
It has the perfect beer garden to soak up the sun, enjoy a drink and relax watching the boats in the harbour.
Fynnon Meredydd Cottages
Escape to the idyllic tranquility of the stunning Welsh countryside with farm and cottage holidays at Ffynnon Mereddydd on the outskirts of Mydroilyn, near Aberaeron.
Situated in landscaped grounds, this beautiful collection of cottages offers a fantastic holiday base for friends or family.
If you’ve been dreaming of a coastal holiday, the sea is less than four miles from the property. You’ll also be close to Aberaeron, just six miles away, close enough to visit, but far enough away to not spoil your peace and quiet.
Y Celtic
For a traditional seaside meal, The New Celtic is famous for its award-winning fish and chips.
Located near the harbour, it has been recognised with several Good Food Awards and remains a favourite with locals and visitors alike.
Open 7 days a week for breakfast right through to dinner and takeaway.
Ystafell y Seremoni
Lle bach personol, perffaith ar gyfer cynnal profiadau ciniawa preifat neu de prynhawn cain i ddathlu eich achlysur arbennig. Lle i hyd at 30 o bobl eistedd.
Ystafell y Seremoni
Lle bach personol, perffaith ar gyfer cynnal profiadau ciniawa preifat neu de prynhawn cain i ddathlu eich achlysur arbennig. Lle i hyd at 30 o bobl eistedd.
Ystafell y Seremoni
Lle bach personol, perffaith ar gyfer cynnal profiadau ciniawa preifat neu de prynhawn cain i ddathlu eich achlysur arbennig. Lle i hyd at 30 o bobl eistedd.
National Library of Wales
The impressive National Library of Wales is one of the country’s most significant heritage landmarks.
It houses millions of books, manuscripts, maps and historical archives, preserving the written history of Wales.
Visitors can explore exhibition, learn about Welsh culture and enjoy panoramic views over the town and coastline.
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
Located on the Aberystwyth University campus, the Aberystwyth Arts Centre is one of Wales's largest arts centres. It hosts theatre productions, live music, cinema screenings, art exhibitions and community events throughout the year, making it a vibrant cultural hub for the region.
Aberystwyth also offers a beautiful promenade where you can ‘kick the bar’, a historic castle ruin, independent shops, a museum and plenty of cafés and restaurants — making it a fantastic day out during your stay.
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Discover Hafod Estate
Just a short drive from Aberystwyth, the beautiful Hafod Estate is one of the most scenic woodland landscapes in Wales.
Designed in the 18th century by Thomas Johnes, the estate is set within the dramatic Cambrian Mountains and offers miles of peaceful walking trails through ancient woodland, along rivers, across bridges and to spectacular viewpoints.
Hafod is perfect for walkers, photographers and nature lovers looking to explore a quieter, unspoilt part of Ceredigion.
Vale of Rheidol Railway & Devil’s Bridge
A visit to Aberystwyth would not be complete without experiencing the historic Vale of Rheidol Railway.
This narrow-gauge steam railway runs through the stunning Rheidol Valley to the famous Devil's Bridge Falls. At Devil’s Bridge, visitors can explore the dramatic waterfalls, woodland walks and stunning views.
The railway journey itself is a memorable experience, offering beautiful countryside scenery and making it a wonderful day out for families and visitors of all ages.
Discover the Legend of
Pen Dinas
A short drive north of Aberaeron is the hill of Pen Dinas overlooking the seaside town of Aberystwyth. The hill is home to the remains of an ancient Iron Age hillfort and the impressive Wellington Monument. From the summit, visitors can enjoy panoramic views across Aberystwyth and Cardigan Bay.
According to local folklore, Pen Dinas is said to be the resting place of a sleeping giant who watches over the town and coastline. Visitors interested in learning more about the history and legends of the area can explore the nearby Ceredigion Museum in Aberystwyth.
Ystafell yr Ysgrifennwr
Lle bach personol, perffaith ar gyfer cynnal profiadau ciniawa preifat neu de prynhawn cain i ddathlu eich achlysur arbennig. Lle i hyd at 30 o bobl eistedd.
Caws Teifi Cheese
Based in Ceredigion, Caws Teifi Cheese produces organic artisan cheeses including the famous Celtic Promise, which won the Great Taste Golden Fork for Wales.
Dh’ville
Dh'ville is a specialist Welsh producer recognised with multiple awards for its outstanding products.
Dh’ville creates high-quality artisan food products using carefully selected ingredients and traditional methods, focusing on flavour, consistency and craftsmanship.
Their award-winning recognition reflects the exceptional standards behind each product and highlights the strength of independent Welsh producers.
Visitors may find Dh’ville products in selected speciality shops and independent retailers across the region.
In the Welsh Wind
Award-Winning Welsh Spirits
In the Welsh Wind is an independent distillery based in West Wales, producing premium Welsh spirits with a strong focus on quality and local identity.
The distillery is known for its handcrafted gins and spirits, which are created in small batches using carefully selected botanicals. Many of their products have received awards, recognising excellence in flavour and production.
In the Welsh Wind combines traditional distilling techniques with a modern approach, celebrating the heritage and creativity of Welsh craftsmanship. Their spirits are enjoyed in restaurants, bars and homes throughout Wales and beyond.
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