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Hive Townhouse
Aberaeron, Ceredigion
Brothers Rhys and Rhodri Davies have created six beautiful, Scandi-chic bedrooms in a Georgian corner house across the road from their popular bar and restaurant, purveyors of the famous Hive honey ice cream.
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A new contribution to Aberaeron’s rainbow waterfront, this teal-blue corner property has been transformed from solicitors’ offices to guesthouse by brothers Rhys and Rhodri Davies. Bedrooms blend Georgian elegance with Scandi cool, rich velvets with exposed stone. Ground-floor Cadwgan has a log burner, a large rain-head shower. First-floor Belle Vue has an in-room copper bath. All have a coffee machine, Hive’s honey ice cream in the minibar, works by local artist Lola Chapman, Grown Alchemist toiletries. Cross the road to the buzzy bar and restaurant, for drinks, small plates, burgers (beef, chicken, lentil), Cardigan Bay shellfish, mackerel with fennel and apple remoulade. Breakfast, from 9.30am, brings baguettes, buck rarebit, smoked salmon and guacamole muffin, a full Welsh.
Hotel Details
Address
Cadwgan Place, Aberaeron, Ceredigion, SA46 0BU, Wales
Telephone
01545 570445
Bedroom
6. 2 on ground floor, not adapted for wheelchair user.
Openings
all year except 24 and 25 Dec.
Background Music
in restaurant and bar.
Children
all ages welcome in restaurant (children's menu), aged 5 and upwards staying over, but no interconnecting rooms or extra beds.
Dogs
allowed in public spaces, not in bedrooms.
Prices
B&B doubles from £155. À la carte £40.
Facilities
annexe restaurant and bar, lounge area and courtyard across the road, in-room TV, unsuitable for wheelchair.
