Modern art meets sea air at this boutique hotel in Wales’ Pembrokeshire National Park, a paint flick away from Caerfai Bay and the UK’s smallest city, St Davids.

Originally built in 1806 as a windmill, Twr y Felin now features over 100 specially commissioned works from 12 Welsh, British and international artists. There are 19 en-suite bedrooms and plans to open a sculpture garden created by ceramist Adam Buick.

You can also take afternoon tea in the hotel’s Oriel Lounge gallery space, or take inspiration from original landscapes in the ‘Tyddewi’ suite - the original windmill tower, with 360-degree views of the St Davids Peninsula from its own observatory.

Twr y Felin, Wales

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