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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Swansea – Based on 16,458 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Good selection of shops ,nice pubs & restuarants Good public transport links & plenty of accommodation available Town is a short walk to the football stadium ,close to the gower for lovely walks
Grape & Olive Restaurant at Meridian Tower for great food and fantastic views. Rhossili Bay and the Worms Head Pub, afternoon tea at Fairy Hill. A walk in the Park at Clyne Gardens. The Mumbles has a myriad of Restaurants and pubs. Norton House Hotel is the best fish restaurant.
The city itself wasn't fabulous, but it's the gateway to the gorgeous Gower Peninsula which is so close and worth visiting. I'd certainly stay in Swansea again to avoid twee, overpriced or underserviced accommodations in Gower.
Swansea has always been more of a blue-collar, rough and tumble city and that hasn't changed much in the past few centuries. I had wanted to stay in Cardiff but there was a World Cup match on that weekend and hotels were impossible, so I settled on Swansea instead -- and settled was sadly the right word. Like wanting to go on a date with the girl of your dreams, but getting her less interesting sister instead. The city itself was a bit dirty and tattered, but the people were friendly. There were good restaurants, lots of shopping (including all the usual stores one sees everywhere) and enough things to do for a few days. Once you got near the water things get more attractive, and a glorious walking day can take you all the way down to the town of Mumbles (which is much more attractive but also 1/100 the size!). Swansea itself is easy enough to navigate and very walkable, and there are numerous guest houses that are less-expensive than the hotels and offer nice breakfasts.
4th year running to swansea for the football and people are always very welcoming. Beach is nice on a sunny day and still love our favorite bar on the 'Wind'-the no sign bar -great ale and live band
A lovely and peaceful place with extremely welcoming people. Several places to go and visit whether you want to explore and learn about some history or just go for a nice walk or sit down by the beaches. Short taxi journeys to most places. Can get a little too chilly so would advise checking weather forecast if it is something that would bother you or help you decide what sort of clothing to take.
“cook catered for my wife's food allergies hotel location excellent for city shopping room was good sized and clean”
“View of Swansea bay - literally a great 'Devon View'. In this sense the location was good - but the traffic noise took away some of the pleasure of the view. Full cooked Welsh breakfast was excellent.”
“Really comfortable bed, good shower in a clean bathroom with nice toiletries. Hotelmin a convenient yet quiet location. We enjoyed a nice breakfast and the reception staff were efficient yet friendly.”
“I can't fault anything about this hotel. The staff are absolutely lovely, the location is great and the bedrooms are well equipped and comfortable.”
“Location along side the coastal path that runs along side Swansea Bay to Mumbles. Staff always friendly and helpful”
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