Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Along the Welsh coast, Barry Island's golden Whitmore Bay invites families to build sandcastles before riding vintage attractions at the nostalgic Pleasure Park. Explore the charming Watch House Beach in the morning, then browse local artisans and sample Welsh treats at the vibrant Goodsheds marketplace.
The history of the building is fascinating. A 17th C building made from stones of the nearby ruins, Penmark Castle.
Terrific hosts and kind folks at the pub next door.
The history of the building is fascinating. A 17th C building made from stones of the nearby ruins, Penmark Castle.
Terrific hosts and kind folks at the pub next door.
Amazing gem hidden in the country. Very comfortable rooms, relaxing, fun atmosphere in restaurants and bar with delicious food. We weren’t traveling with children, but there were amazing play areas, indoor and outdoor for children.
Amazing gem hidden in the country. Very comfortable rooms, relaxing, fun atmosphere in restaurants and bar with delicious food. We weren’t traveling with children, but there were amazing play areas, indoor and outdoor for children.
Kris
Reviewed September 8, 2025Reviewed September 8, 2025
The owner of this hotel went way out of his way to make sure everything was perfect. He went above and beyond, driving us to a restaurant. Breakfast at this B&B was great and all staff was superb.
The owner of this hotel went way out of his way to make sure everything was perfect. He went above and beyond, driving us to a restaurant. Breakfast at this B&B was great and all staff was superb.
The Landlord Adam and his staff were very helpful and friendly. The pub food was excellent.
We had a great time and looking forward to spending time there again.
The Landlord Adam and his staff were very helpful and friendly. The pub food was excellent.
We had a great time and looking forward to spending time there again.
Andrew
Reviewed September 4, 2026Reviewed September 4, 2026
The room was very nicely decorated, spacious and clean. Continental breakfast was perfect. Their restaurant downstairs was absolutely delicious, a bit pricey, but worth every penny, steak being the best. We had a great meal and will def be back if we come back.
The room was very nicely decorated, spacious and clean. Continental breakfast was perfect. Their restaurant downstairs was absolutely delicious, a bit pricey, but worth every penny, steak being the best. We had a great meal and will def be back if we come back.
Absolutely lovely bed and breakfast accommodation with friendly hosts and great attention to detail. A warm welcome from Izzy and Peter, matched by comfortable rooms and tasty breakfast served in pleasant surroundings. Great access to Exmoor and the coast. Would definitely recommend!
Absolutely lovely bed and breakfast accommodation with friendly hosts and great attention to detail. A warm welcome from Izzy and Peter, matched by comfortable rooms and tasty breakfast served in pleasant surroundings. Great access to Exmoor and the coast. Would definitely recommend!
The innkeepers, Jane and John were wonderful, friendly, and all one could want. The room and building were also immaculate, and nicely kept. A fan in the third floor room would have been nice, as it is not air conditioned. I suspect they rarely need air conditioning. But I did not think to ask until it was the middle of the night, and too warm. So not entirely their fault. The view was spectacular, and breakfast also first rate.
The innkeepers, Jane and John were wonderful, friendly, and all one could want. The room and building were also immaculate, and nicely kept. A fan in the third floor room would have been nice, as it is not air conditioned. I suspect they rarely need air conditioning. But I did not think to ask until it was the middle of the night, and too warm. So not entirely their fault. The view was spectacular, and breakfast also first rate.
You might like the room rates at this top lodging option in the surrounding area, which gets positive reviews from our guests: The Mount Rooms - 1 mi (1.6 km) from the heart of Barry. Located within a 5-minute walk of Principality Stadium. You can take advantage of free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk, and tour assistance at this hotel.
When is the best time of year to stay in a hostel in Barry?
Good weather's always better when you want to venture out and explore, so here's a little information that might be helpful: The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 60°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 44°F. Average annual precipitation for Barry is 43 inches.
What is there to see and do in Barry?
Depending on what interests you, you might like to explore some places near Barry. Get out into nature with places like Barry Island Beach, Porthkerry Country Park, and Watch House Beach. Cultural attractions include St. Fagans National Museum of History, Wales Millennium Centre, and New Theatre. Visit landmarks like Saint Fagan's Castle, Norwegian Church, and Insole Court.
What's the best way to get to and around Barry while staying at a hostel?
Keep this information about transit options in Barry in your back pocket to make the most of your stay: You can search for flights to the closest airport, which is Cardiff International Airport (CWL), 3.2 mi (5.2 km) away from the city center. An alternative is Bristol International Airport (BRS), situated 24.3 mi (39.1 km) away. Once you're on the ground, you might want to use public transit during your trip. To check out more of the area, take a train from Barry Docks Station, Cadoxton Station, or Barry Station.