Arosfa Harbourside Guesthouse

Location: The property is centrally located in Aberaeron, on the harbourside, providing easy access to restaurants, shops, local pubs, and coastal walks. Free parking is available nearby, though limited spaces were occasionally noted.

Great quirky room with all mod cons and gadgets. Looked like recent refurbishment. Great pub opposite. And best breakfast we've had in a long time. Full Welsh is superb and hearty, and arnold Bennett omelette was top notch, very talented chef.

Worst hotel I have stayed at in years!! I was put in a tiny single room, where you entered the room through the bathroom. After the bathroom, you walked through an extremely narrow door to a tiny room that looked like a closet. Tray filled with tea and coffee pots, but only one electric socket so I had to unplug tea pot. Tiny TV and a very worn out chair that was covered by an old cover and was badly sagged in the middle of the cushion. They post photos of most of their rooms, but for obvious reasons, no photos of this one are on their very fancy web site. Carpeting in room was dirty and spots of something on wall behind the bed, but a big sign by the hotel door asking you to take off your shoes and put on slipper or shoe covers!! Also, very thin walls, and I could hear EVERYTHING the couple next door was doing!! And to make things worse, the instructions for using the shower were confusing and when I went to take a shower very late, I tried everything but had to skip my shower. Older man who checked me in said to call him if I needed anything, but it was too late at night. And how do you call someone for a dirty carpeting and spots on the walls? He did help me find a parking spot and was very pleasant, but this hotel is very old and run-down.