Belgrave House  

See my other comments, I can honestly say this was the worst hotel experience I've ever had.

We arrived to be told the £125 a night ensuite room we'd booked wasn't available, so after a 30 minute wait in reception the owner took us in his transit van to another site, which turned out to be a small, dirty room in a shared house with 1 bathroom between 4, with breakfast and other facilities a 15 minute walk back through the town. We declined this and were taken to another site and offered an ensuite room in a back-street hotel, which was tatty, dirty and most of the hotel's facilities appeared to be closed. The owner discounted the rate to £100 (payment taken up-front), but by looking on the web-site, the room should have been £100. So we paid over the odds for the worst hotel experience I've ever had.

Staff were very helpful

Room in basement - no view and noise from breakfast started early

Great location.

The breakfast was truly dreadful, so much so, that we skipped day 2, we just couldn't stomach it!. The room had a single sheet on a double bed which obviously didn't tuck in and became very uncomfortable and no one at reception to complain to. Being late September, there was a nip in the air but no heating was on. This guest house is not to be recommended.

Friendly staff, good sized room, free wifi, good breakfast.

The location was ideal. It opened directly onto the beach and was very near the main high street and shops in Aberyswyth.

The only criticism about the room that I stayed in was that the bedroom was tiny. You couldn't relax in the bedroom or walk around the bed. The bathroom on the other hand was huge!

The staff were very friendly and helpful and the cooked breakfast was very good too!

There is no dedicated parking at the hotel and the room was quite small for a double - it felt like the en suite was squeezed into the room.

A nice, clean hotel with pleasant decor. Friendly staff. Excellent breakfast. We were in rooms 4 and 5 which overlook the sea and were comfortable enough for an overnight stay.

Belgrave House is ideally situated, we had a lovely welcome from friendly staff and breakfast was excellent.

The location on the beach and only a 5 minute walk from the train station, 2 minutes to the shops, clubs and pier.

Expensive for what it is, I would have put the price at no.more than £50 for the night. The Glengower hotel is better by a long way but books up fast. While the woman that greeted us was on duty you could always smell cigarette smoke coming from the breakfast area. Not what I call good.

Loved hearing the sound of the waves outside our bedroom! Hotel staff had kindly provided our particular requests.

The room was not warm enough! The radiator was only lukewarm, although I suppose we could have asked for an extra heater. The ensuite area was tiny, and lacking in simple hooks We could feel the springs on the mattress on our bed. No choice of eggs at breakfast which is unusual.

We loved our stay at The Belgrave.Thanks to the staff x

The room was spacious, clean, tastefully decorated and a loveley comfortable bed. Nice views out onto the seafront. Room was always warm and attention to little details were excellent. Service was friendly and welcoming. There was a good selection at breakfast. All in all was a cosy, pretty hotel.

Would be even better if it had a bath. Shower was a bit pokey and fixtures on taps a bit loose