The Great National Grand Hotel Swansea is located in the heart of Swansea city centre, next to the train station, and within walking distance of Swansea's many attractions.
Nick
United Kingdom
Excellent choice of freshly cooked breakfast items, great central location, handy parking (pay on exit £5 per day)
Holiday Inn Express Swansea East offers accommodation with free WiFi and free on-site parking. Swansea is 6.6 miles away and the picturesque Gower Peninsula is 20 miles away.
Herbert
United Kingdom
Comfortable room and a good breakfast, a good location within easy reach of the motorway and the city centre.
Just outside Swansea centre, the Ibis Swansea Hotel is situated in the SA1 waterfront development. The modern hotel offers free parking, a 24-hour front desk and a stylish cafe bar.
Elizabeth
United Kingdom
Breakfast was good, although a bit expensive compared with other hotels. £12 was almost £2.00 more than most places. ( Plenty to choose from, hot or cold.) Bed was comfy, asked for another pillow and was there when we got back to room later in the day. Shower was lovely.
Located in Swansea, 2.3 km from Brandy Cove Beach, The Gower Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Philip
United Kingdom
Lovely welcome from the
Owner, who love all doggies. ! The evening meal was amazing, but sadly let down by the breakfast the following morning. The food was cold !! Nice location, and the doggie friendly lodges were good, apart from the hard mattress and pillows.
The Georgian Swansea is situated in Swansea, within 22 km of Oxwich Bay and 30 km of Rhossili Bay. With a bar, the 5-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Christopher
United Kingdom
Fabulous property, very well decorated in the bedrooms and elegant, clean bathrooms.
This beachfront hotel has dramatic views of Swansea Bay, and is a short stroll from the town centre. The M4 motorway, golf courses and the Gower Peninsula are nearby.
In Swansea’s historic Maritime Quarter, Morgans Hotel provides luxurious rooms with free Wi-Fi, 5 minutes’ walk from the city centre. This grade II listed building also has a stylish bar.
Irene
United Kingdom
Great rooms and really close to both restaurants and bars and the marina
Just a 10-minute drive from Swansea city centre, Towers Hotel offers a spa, an indoor swimming pool and a gym. There is free Wi-Fi and free on-site parking.
Located opposite the Kings Dock, Village Hotel Swansea is just a 5-minute drive from Swansea’s city centre. A heated indoor swimming pool, sauna and steam room feature in the hotel’s health club.
Excellent service very friendly and helpfull staff
Set in Swansea, 22 km from Grand Theatre, The New Swan Hotel offers accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a garden and a bar. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Clean and tidy. Well suited to motorbike travelling
FAQs about hotels in Swansea
On average, 3-star hotels in Swansea cost £119 per night, and 4-star hotels in Swansea are £150 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Swansea can on average be found for £390 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £131 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Swansea for tonight. You'll pay on average around £130 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Swansea will cost around £187 (based on Booking.com prices).
Upon seeing Swansea for the first time, it hits you just how green it is, especially when viewed from Kilvey Hill. On a clear day the views stretch as far as sweeping Swansea Bay and even the undulating Mumbles headland at the edge of the Gower Peninsula - the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with unspoilt beaches.
The Gower is also known for its castles, including Oystermouth Castle and Loughor Castle, overlooking the city from a hilltop. Swansea itself also has castle ruins which are Grade I listed, as is the Guildhall with its lavish interior frescoes.
Most historic city centre buildings were sadly lost during World War II, but the elegant Grand Theatre survived, as did Dylan Thomas’ childhood home in Uplands. The Swansea Museum – the oldest in Wales – is opposite the National Waterfront Museum and the LC indoor waterpark.
Offshore conditions are good for kitesurfing, and the marina shelters yachts overlooked by Wales’ tallest building: The Tower, Meridian Quay. The nearby SA1 Waterfront complex is becoming popular for its bars and restaurants, while shopping options include a covered market and the Morfa Shopping Park by Liberty Stadium, home to the city’s football and rubgy union teams.
Booking.com’s Swansea accommodation includes luxury hotels, cheap apartments and guest houses with parking.
What guests said about Swansea:
Scored 2.0
2.0
i never got to see much of swansea traveling around north...
i never got to see much of swansea traveling around north and south wales booking in variouse locations checking out the beaches the culture the people the scenery never had the chansea to see swansea after been refused entry into the propety which i was to stay in ruined my hoilday hopeing to rebook a hotel in swansea in the next two weeks if i get a refund from my propety very unlike lee
mark
Scored 8.0
8.0
Swansea is a quite poor working class town which has...
Swansea is a quite poor working class town which has suffered from the closure of the coal industry on which the town was based. It is quite run down in places. It has sentimental value for me it was my Dad's home town and his family lived there for generations. The people are (mostly) warm and friendly and there are plenty of bars and restaurants plus a museum of Welsh history and a marina. The little town of the Mumbles, a few minutes down the seafront, is slightly more picturesque, but the main attraction is the beautiful Gower Peninsular a few minutes' drive away with its wonderful beaches.
Anthony
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Swansea is a great city with easy access to the Gower...
Swansea is a great city with easy access to the Gower coastline and the Mumbles
There are many good restaurants catering for a variety of tastes and night life if you want it
The local people are very friendly and helpful
Susan
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Swansea is a fabulous city, lots of places to eat and go out...
Swansea is a fabulous city, lots of places to eat and go out to enjoy yourself. The Griffin is nice, Dorothy's show bar was fabulous. Only negative was Popworld who did not deliver on their advertised promises, avoid completely.
The indoor market was great and the history around the city is fabulous.
Terri
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
It was not a populated country and people there are friendly...
It was not a populated country and people there are friendly.
I entered a public bus for free for the first time I came to uk. I asked the driver why it was free and he said because is a summer period.
Oh that's so lovely
CHIOMA
Scored 10
10
Were were there for 6 days.
Were were there for 6 days. Swansea was our base in Southern Wales. easy drive to explore marvellous mumbles and city of Cardiff. During our visit, Ironman 70.3 Swansea was happening. So there were roads closures.
It was nice strolling at the marina pop into local cafe. There were few small museums but we did not go because already tired walking.
I am a regular visitor to Swansea and Mumbles area, as I use to live there for over 30years, so I thought I give this hotel the opportunity for us to stay, and knowing the location very well. So conclusion - Car park and location, but that's about it. See 'what we didn't like or rather what we didn't get'!
The bed was comfortable for me . It had a tv , tea/ coffee, and trouser press (!!) Breakfast was excellent and included in my booking. The hotel is in the city centre and very close to the Grand Theatre, which was my reason for going to Swansea.
Stayed for the Swansea Half Marathon....Excellent hotel friendly staff fantastic food and such a brilliant atmosphere. Convenient base to explore Swansea and next to the station 100% recommend
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