Pubs, Clubs & Bars in Wales

The Gwynedd Inn & Restaurant
http://www.gwyneddhotelsnowdonia.co.uk
The Gwynedd Inn & Restaurant is situated at the foot of Snowdon, in the village of Llanberis, within a few hundred yards of the Snowdonia National Park.

Stradey Park Hotel
http://www.stradeyparkhotel.com
Tucked into the Welsh hillside, standing proud over our world famous Gower and Carmarthenshire coastline, the Stradey Park Hotel in Llanelli waits to welcome you into the family.

White Hart Village Inn
http://www.thewhitehartvillageinn.com
A family run business with friendly, experienced and professional staff. Hospitality is second nature to all at The White Hart, Michael and the team have over 100 years combined service in hotels and restaurants across the world. The food is fresh local produce that is a combination of exciting ingredients and complementary flavours, prepared and presented with the utmost care.

Holyhead Conservative Club
http://www.holyheadconclub.co.uk/
The Club\'s main bar is open all day. The Des Hegarty bar is open weekends and for entertainment and other functions. Our entertainment room has seating for about 120 people.

Wynnstay Arms - Gastropub and Brasserie with Rooms
http://www.wynnstayarms.com
Set in the heart of Ruthin town centre the Wynnstay Offers contemporary dining and accommodation whilst preserving the traditional features of the building dating from 1549. We specialise in locally sourced food, much of it Welsh, and all produced on the premises. We bake our own bread and produce our own desserts, we also bake hams and make pates, all of which are served in the warm and laid back environment that has become synonymous with the Wynnstay.

The Lion Inn (Gwytherin)
http://www.thelioninn.net
Deep in the heart of North Wales, in the foothills of the Snowdonia National Park lies one of the Countries best kept secrets. Fifteen hundred years ago Gwytherin was a major destination for early Christian Pilgrims, today it is pretty hamlet of 28 homes surrounding the village Church and The Lion Inn.

The Usk Inn
http://www.uskinn.co.uk
The Usk was established in the 1840s at the time of the Brecon to Merthyr Railway. It has an enviable position on the edge of the village, opposite the former railway station and yard. Imagine if you can, how the patrons of the Inn would have felt when the Wild Run of 1878 spilled the Locomotive Hercules onto Station Road! The Brecon to Monmouthshire canal runs along the 300 ft contour, through the centre of the village, about a quarter of a mile from the Inn, in some instances at roof level!

Ty Coch Inn, Porthdinllaen
http://www.tycoch.co.uk
The Ty Coch Inn is arguably the best pub in Wales. It is situated in the village of Porthdinllaen near Morfa Nefyn, Gwynedd, on the north coast of the Lleyn peninsular.

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