- Sleeps 60
- 20 bedrooms
- 20 bathrooms
- No pets
Facilities
- Breakfast Included
- Fireplace
- Free Parking on Premises
- Non Smoking
- Restaurant
- TV
- WiFi
- Wireless Internet
A historic hotel in the harbour town of Aberaeron
The Feathers Royal is a distinguished historic hotel in the heart of Aberaeron, one of the prettiest towns on the West Wales coast. Set in this elegant Georgian harbour town on Cardigan Bay, it blends period character with comfortable, welcoming rooms, making it a characterful base for exploring the Ceredigion coast and countryside. If you are looking for somewhere with a sense of place and history, right in the middle of a town famous for its colourful waterfront, this is a fine choice.
The hotel
The hotel occupies a handsome historic building in the centre of town, with comfortable en-suite bedrooms and a warm welcome. Its central position means you can step straight out into Aberaeron’s charming streets, with the harbour, independent shops and good places to eat all close at hand. It is the kind of traditional Welsh hotel that pairs the character of an older building with the comforts guests expect today.
A town-centre setting
Being in the heart of Aberaeron is the real draw. You can leave the car and explore on foot, wandering down to the harbour with its rows of brightly painted Regency houses, picking up an ice cream — the town is well known for its honey ice cream — and watching the boats. The seafront, the shops and the restaurants are all within a short stroll, so the hotel makes an easy, sociable base for a few days on this stretch of the coast.
At a glance
- Historic hotel in the centre of Aberaeron
- Comfortable en-suite rooms
- In an elegant Georgian harbour town on Cardigan Bay
- Walk to the harbour, shops and restaurants
- A characterful, traditional base for the Ceredigion coast
Aberaeron and the Ceredigion coast
Aberaeron is a jewel of the West Wales coast — a planned Georgian town built around a working harbour, famous for the colourful Regency houses that line the quay and for its honey ice cream. It is a delightful place simply to wander, but it also makes an excellent springboard for the wider area: the seaside town of New Quay, with its dolphin-watching boat trips, the university town of Aberystwyth, and the long-distance Ceredigion Coast Path are all within easy reach. For more places to stay in the town, see our guide to Aberaeron accommodation.
Good to know
Staying right in the centre of a compact harbour town like Aberaeron is a real pleasure: everything is walkable, the harbourside comes alive on a sunny evening, and you are perfectly placed for both lazy days by the water and day trips along the coast. Cardigan Bay is one of the best places in Britain to see bottlenose dolphins, and boat trips run from nearby New Quay through the warmer months, so spring to early autumn is a lovely time to visit. A historic town-centre hotel suits travellers who value character and location over modern uniformity — and who like the idea of stepping straight out into one of Wales’s most photogenic harbours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is it? In the heart of Aberaeron, a Georgian harbour town on the Ceredigion coast.
Are the rooms en-suite? Yes, the rooms have en-suite facilities.
What kind of place is it? A distinguished historic hotel with period character.
Can we walk to the harbour? Yes — the harbour, shops and restaurants are all a short stroll away.
What’s nearby? Aberaeron’s harbour, New Quay, Aberystwyth and the Ceredigion Coast Path.
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