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Coastline, mountains, and national parks (Snowdonia and the Brecon Beacons among them), with independent stays scattered right through both. Wales has more castles per square mile than any other country in Europe, a direct legacy of centuries as contested territory, and it's genuinely hard to drive far without passing one. The coastline, especially Pembrokeshire, holds up against anywhere in Britain for proper cliff-and-beach walking.
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Boulston Manor is an independent bed and breakfast in Haverfordwest.
Pant Teg is an independent bed and breakfast in Llandygai.
Coed Mawr Hall is an independent bed and breakfast in Caerhun.
The Valley Anglesey is an independent stay in Valley.
Craflwyn Hall is an independent guesthouse in Caernarfon.
Roch Castle is an independent guesthouse in Haverfordwest.
Coed y Bryn is an independent bed and breakfast in Cardigan.
Blue Seas is an independent bed and breakfast in Cardiff.
Plas Tirion Farm is an independent bed and breakfast in Llanrug.
Glyn Peris is an independent bed and breakfast in Caernarfon.
Craig y Nos is an independent bed and breakfast in Cardigan.
Rhosboeth is an independent bed and breakfast in Gwynedd.
Bridge House is an independent guesthouse in Brecon.
Plas Isa Hotel is an independent bed and breakfast in Criccieth.
Shelbourne Hotel is an independent stay in Llandudno.
Leahurst Bed & Breakfast is an independent bed and breakfast in Tywyn.
Talybont Bed & Breakfast is an independent bed and breakfast in Dyffryn Ardudwy.
The Draen is an independent bed and breakfast in Brecon.
Lastra Farm Hotel is an independent guesthouse in Amlwch.
Peterstone Court Country House Restaurant & Spa is an independent stay in Brecon.
Ty Derw Country House is an independent guesthouse in Mawddwy.
Webley Hotel is an independent stay in Cardigan.
The Abereistedd is an independent guesthouse in Criccieth.
The Owls is an independent bed and breakfast in Builth Wells.
What's on, attractions and getting around Wales, from the official tourist boards.
The emergency number across the whole of the UK, including every region here, is 999.
NHS healthcare is available region-wide. For anything non-urgent, most areas also have NHS 111 for advice over the phone.
Queueing is taken seriously nationwide, and a service charge or a rounded-up bill (roughly 10-12.5%) is the norm at sit-down restaurants, though never compulsory.