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A little about us at Borth Bed And Breakfast:We aim to ensure that all our guests feel relaxed with home comforts.The family room is spaciously designed to accommodate large families and is a child’s delight, offering an array of toys, books, play-tent, large TV, DVD’s and beach toys. Four / five adults can also comfortably share this room. A dining area complete with fridge and lounge facilities are well-positioned within the family room, with comfortable sleeping arrangements for all. A large private shower / bathroom is located close by. Bath robes are supplied.The en-suite rooms are tastefully decorated throughout and offer   LCD flat screen TVs with free-view, fridge, radio alarm clocks, hairdryers, iron and ironing board. A well stocked hospitality tray is available as are toiletries and other odds and ends to make your stay comfortable.The ground floor en-suite bedroom offers a king-size bed and has access to the back garden, which is ideal during summer days/nights. This room is also ideal for those who find stairs difficult and is fitted with a strobe fire alarm for the hard of hearing.
Please note: This room is not fully equipped for those people who use wheelchairs.

Borth has so much to offer with its beautiful long safe sandy beaches and the various rock pools for children to play in. The sunsets of Borth are spectacular at any time of the year! You can expect to watch the dolphins slowly swimming across the bay and maybe even see the odd seal or two playing close to the beach.Red Kites can be seen circling over Borth as well as the many traditional birds of this area, and the Red Kite feeding centre at Bwlch Nant yr Arian is only 10 miles away. To see Borth in all its splendour is to meander down the steep hill coming from Clarach, and wonder at the delight of the Cambrian Mountains, Cors Fochno and Aberdovey. On a clear day, if you look out to sea, you can see the majestic Snowdon and other peaks within the Snowdonian National Park. Lower Borth and Ynyslas sit on a pebbled spit.  When driving or walking down from Clarach, the imagery of the old fishermen’s cottages, the Victorian / Edwardian houses, and even the more recent houses situated along the coastline give the impression of a magnificent runway. The landscape provides a backcloth for all kinds of activities. Walkers love the exhilarating high country, cool green forests and spectacular coastal walks. Golf, fishing, surfing, body boarding, kite surfing, jet skiing, windsurfing, podcasting, pony trekking, bird watching, cycling, and much, much more. We’ve got it all! Borth is always ready to greet you whatever the weather. The countryside changes character with the seasons to offer you the chance really enjoy Borth at any time of the year.