Llety Ceiro Guesthouse

A Modern Guesthouse near Aberystwyth

Llety Ceiro is a modern, welcoming guesthouse in the village of Bow Street, just a few miles north of the seaside university town of Aberystwyth. With a good range of en-suite rooms, a licensed bar, parking and a dog-friendly welcome, it makes a comfortable and convenient base for exploring Ceredigion’s coast and countryside — handy for the town yet set in a quieter village spot.

The rooms

The guesthouse has around ten en-suite bedrooms in a flexible range of layouts — doubles, twins, a triple, a family room with bunk beds, a room with a spa bath and a ground-floor room suitable for guests with disabilities — so it suits couples, families and small groups alike. Rooms come with a television, hairdryer, iron, tea and coffee making facilities and a safe. There are facilities for disabled guests and a self-catering vacation-home option too. Free WiFi and free private parking are included, and guests can even borrow the house bikes to explore the area.

Eating, drinking and the welcome

There is a licensed bar for a relaxed drink, and food is available with a little notice — breakfast can be arranged in advance (left ready for you) and evening meals by prior request, which is handy in a village location. The welcome is friendly and easy-going, and dogs are welcome on request (charges may apply), making this a practical, comfortable choice for a Ceredigion holiday with the whole family.

At a glance

• Modern guesthouse with around ten en-suite rooms
• Doubles, twins, triple, family and accessible rooms; a spa-bath room
• Licensed bar; breakfast (by arrangement) and evening meals by request
• Free WiFi, free parking and guest bikes
• Dog-friendly on request; about 4 miles from Aberystwyth

Bow Street and Aberystwyth

Bow Street is a handy village just north of Aberystwyth, well placed for both the coast and the countryside, and now back on the railway with its own station. Aberystwyth itself is a lively seaside and university town with a grand Victorian promenade, the cliff railway up Constitution Hill and the ruins of its castle above the bay. For more on the area and other places to stay, see our guide to Aberystwyth accommodation.

Exploring Ceredigion

From Llety Ceiro there is plenty to discover. The vast dunes and nature reserve at Ynyslas and the beach at Borth are just a couple of miles away, the narrow-gauge Vale of Rheidol Railway climbs from Aberystwyth to the spectacular Devil’s Bridge falls, and the Cambrian Mountains and the red kites of Bwlch Nant yr Arian lie inland. The Ceredigion coast, with its dolphin-watching at New Quay and pretty harbour towns, stretches south for further days out.

Good to know

The mix of room types here makes Llety Ceiro unusually adaptable — a couple, a family with children in the bunk room, a group of friends, or a guest needing step-free access can all be accommodated, which is rarer than you might think in a village guesthouse. The dog-friendly welcome (on request) and the borrowable bikes add to the appeal for active visitors exploring the coast and countryside. Being a few miles outside Aberystwyth means quieter nights and easy parking, while the town’s restaurants, seafront and attractions are only a short drive or train ride away. It’s a practical, good-value base for a Ceredigion holiday, whatever the size and shape of your party.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a bar or restaurant? There is a licensed bar; breakfast can be arranged in advance and evening meals by prior request.

Are dogs welcome? Yes, dogs are welcome on request (charges may apply).

Where is it? At Bow Street, about 4 miles north of Aberystwyth.

Are there family rooms? Yes — including a family room with bunk beds and an accessible ground-floor room.

Plan your Ceredigion stay

For a comfortable, dog-friendly guesthouse with easy access to Aberystwyth and the Ceredigion coast, Llety Ceiro is a convenient choice. To check dates and availability, use the booking options on this page.