Wales is one of the 4 nations of the United Kingdom and is located west of England. Measuring only 8030 square miles (20,800 km²), Wales makes up for its small size with loads of character. Here, you can find craggy mountains, hidden valleys, quaint villages, thriving cities and scenic coastline. Wales is known as the ‘Castle Capital of the World’ as it has over 600 castles, many of which are open to visitors. Welsh culture draws on their long history and the Welsh are proud of their distinctive language, traditional music and also of their rugby team. Watching a rugby match in Cardiff Stadium is an unforgettable experience! 

Wales has a maritime climate with average summer highs of 19°C and frequent rainfall year round. It is quite an accessible destination for people with disabilities, with accessible accommodation options and public places with step-free access and disabled bathrooms.

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Breathing new life into a refurbished 19th-century windmill, the Twr y Felin Hotel is a focal point of the Welsh city of St Davids. This hotel's well-curated art galleries, stunning views of a renowned coastline, and the idyllic Welsh countryside complement accessibility feature like step-free entrances and accessible check-in desks.   

With modern features juxtaposed against historical architecture, the hotel's rooms are the perfect blend between old, new, and accessible. You can rest luxuriously in rooms that host views of the Pembrokeshire landscape, the surrounding coastline, or the city of St Davids, as well as sufficient free turning space and fully accessible ensuites. 

Offering an eclectic dining experience, this hotel seasonally inspired menus and choice wines highlight Wales's culinary landscape. After enjoying a complimentary breakfast buffet or stopping by the hotel's Blas Restaurant, Oriel Lounge, or Cornel Bar, you can make the most out of your experience with a quintessential afternoon tea. 

This elegant and history-filled hotel invites you to explore its charming surroundings. For instance, you only need to travel a 0.6 km (0.4 miles) stroll from the hotel to see St David's Cathedral or head 5.8 km (3.6 miles) to visit the Roch Castle. You can also enjoy canoeing, cycling, and hiking when you traverse St Davids or travel 30 minutes to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Twr y Felin Hotel

Breathing new life into a 19th-century windmill, the Twr y Felin Hotel is a focal point of the Welsh city of St Davids.

The hotel building features European architecture and a step-free entrance with a wide doorway.