Rooms @ The Dolau Inn, New Quay (Ceredigion)

Location

Rooms @ The Dolau Inn is positioned in the scenic town of New Quay, Ceredigion, offering views of the Llŷn Peninsula and Snowdon on clear days. The hotel sits conveniently by the harbour, allowing easy access to the picturesque coastal path that stretches for 870 miles. Guests can enjoy morning sunrises and evening sunsets over the water while sampling local delicacies like fish and chips.

Accommodations

Each room at Rooms @ The Dolau Inn is named after a character from Dylan Thomas's famous play, Under Milk Wood, and is adorned with memorabilia from the play. All rooms come with king-sized beds and an ensuite that includes a walk-in shower and complimentary toiletries. The Captain Cat room is specifically designed as a disabled suite, providing extra space and wider door access.

Accessibility

The hotel offers a fully accessible room, ensuring a comfortable experience for guests with disabilities. The Captain Cat room includes easy ramp access from the nearby Rock Street Car Park and wider doorways. These features make the Dolau Inn accommodating for all visitors seeking respite by the sea.

Outdoor Activities

Located at the mid-point of the 60 miles of Ceredigion Coast Path, New Quay presents numerous opportunities for scenic coastal walks. Guests might catch glimpses of local marine wildlife like bottlenose dolphins and grey seals in Cardigan Bay. Boat trips offering wildlife viewing are available through local companies, allowing visitors to explore the rich marine ecosystem.

Contact and Service

As an unmanned property, Rooms @ The Dolau Inn provides 24-hour contact service once guests check in. Check-in is simple with key-coded access to both the room and the main front door. The hotel emphasizes guest privacy while being readily contactable for any assistance.

Highlights

Location: Scenic town of New Quay with harbour access

Rooms: Named after Under Milk Wood characters

Accessibility: Fully accessible Captain Cat suite

Outdoor Activities: Mid-point of Ceredigion's 60 miles of Coast Path