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Caulfields Hotel, hotel in Burry Port

Situated in Burry Port, 600 metres from Cefn Sidan Beach, Caulfields Hotel features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.

Big room. Nice to have microwave. Great location.
8.9
Scored 8.9
Fabulous
Rated fabulous
212 reviews
Price from£70per night
Sunset cottage, hotel in Burry Port

Offering a garden and sea view, Sunset cottage is located in Burry Port, 2.6 km from Hafan Lliedi Beach and 23 km from Grand Theatre.

Lovely views
8.8
Scored 8.8
Fabulous
Rated fabulous
128 reviews
Price from£45per night
Burry Port Harbour Apartment, hotel in Burry Port

Offering inner courtyard views, Burry Port Harbour Apartment is an accommodation located in Burry Port, 28 km from Grand Theatre and 38 km from Oxwich Bay.

Place was nice, looked good, well laid out, comfortable. beds were ok. quiet neighbourhood , very near the sea.
9.5
Scored 9.5
Exceptional
Rated exceptional
228 reviews
Price from£112.50per night
Sea view @ Colliers Pwll, hotel in Burry Port

Offering a bar and sea view, Sea view @ Colliers Pwll is situated in Burry Port, 23 km from Grand Theatre and 33 km from Oxwich Bay.

Amazing view of the bay in a very convenient location for our needs. Very comfy and homely feel perfect for the four of us who were visiting to see family in nearby llanelli.
9.9
Scored 9.9
Exceptional
Rated exceptional
15 reviews
Price from£108per night
Nik The Greek, hotel in Burry Port

Nik The Greek is situated in the heart of Burry Port, a small seaside town with a harbour that is located midway between Swansea and Carmarthen, on the main Swansea-Tenby railway line.

No fuss good instructions clean tidy warm good facilities
8.4
Scored 8.4
Very good
Rated very good
392 reviews
Price from£55per night
The Diplomat Hotel Restaurant & Spa, hotel in Burry Port

Just a mile from Llanelli’s centre, the luxury The Diplomat Hotel Restaurant & Spa has free parking, free Wi-Fi and a modern leisure centre. Ffos Las Racecourse is a 10-minute drive away.

Everything especially the breakfast
8.1
Scored 8.1
Very good
Rated very good
1,076 reviews
Price from£171.91per night
Thomas Arms Hotel, hotel in Burry Port

A small, friendly hotel just outside Llanelli town centre, the Thomas Arms is a 5-minute drive from shops at Parc Trostre and the Scarlets Rugby stadium.

Very co-operative staff.
7.5
Scored 7.5
Good
Rated good
860 reviews
Price from£88per night
Stradey Park Hotel, hotel in Burry Port

Tucked in the Welsh hillside, the 4-star Stradey Park Hotel is a converted Edwardian mansion with panoramic views of the Gower and Carmarthenshire coastline.

Haven't recieved my refund yet. I understand they are going through a difficult time but I wasn't aware of this at the time and they shouldn't have accepted bookings if there facilties were closed (the reason why I booked in the first place) please can I received the refund they said they would give.
8.1
Scored 8.1
Very good
Rated very good
1,338 reviews
Price from£99per night
Sessile Oak, Llanelli by Marston's Inns, hotel in Burry Port

Set in Llanelli within the Trostre retail park, Sessile Oak, Llanelli by Marston's Inns offers free parking, a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a terrace. Guests can have a cocktail at the...

Convenient for hospital visit.
8.1
Scored 8.1
Very good
Rated very good
1,492 reviews
Price from£93per night
LLwyn Country House, hotel in Burry Port

Situated in Llanelli, 16 km from Grand Theatre, LLwyn Country House features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a bar.

Really nice place to stay. Very friendly, made to feel very welcome. Would definitely stay again.
8.9
Scored 8.9
Fabulous
Rated fabulous
299 reviews
Price from£115per night
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What guests said about Burry Port:

  • 6.0
    Scored 6.0

    Very basic small port town.

    Very basic small port town. Plenty of trains going through North & South and to Manchester Airport. Very nice harbour area with a bit of history abd many yacts berthed. Emelia Erhardt landed there. UK's oldest (non operating) metal lighthouse. First Electroplating company/business founded there mid 1800's whose owners funded buildings churches and schools. Air Force base practices landings on the beach. Very nice walking areas opposite town. Went to a Pub out of town to eat.
    Patricia
    United Kingdom
  • 10
    Scored 10

    Found the people really friendly and helpful.

    Found the people really friendly and helpful. The beach was nice. Local for the places we wanted to visit and shops, takeaways beach etc within walking distance. There are some lovely walks again within walking distance and Pembre country park is not far.
    Terry
    United Kingdom
  • 10
    Scored 10

    Gorgeous small seaside town, more a village really, but has...

    Gorgeous small seaside town, more a village really, but has everything you could need, even a launderette which is unusual in such a compact place, and a fabulous expanse of beach, and great walking areas. Lots of places to eat and drink, a few supermarkets for all your requirements. Excellent fish & chip shops! All the locals we interacted with were so friendly, they seem very happy to chat with visitors to their lovely town. Excellent railway station with frequent services and free public toilets, which also serve the shopping area. One of the nicest Welsh coastal towns I've stayed in, highly recommended. The only slight disappointment was a lack of public seating and shaded spots, it was roasting hot when we were there and hard to get out of the sun.
    Pat
    United Kingdom
  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    I would recommend a trip to Pembrey country park.

    I would recommend a trip to Pembrey country park. It’s a huge free park with great walks and beautiful scenery. We played mini golf and there is also a toboggan run if you are feeling brave. We walked through the park onto the beach and then back into Burry Port. It’s a long walk with beautiful sand dunes lining the route. Burry Port itself is quite small but there are some nice independent shops and a very good bakery next to the train station. Be careful not to get caught by the tide on Burry Port beach. We got caught on a large island of sand and had to wade back to shore through waist deep water. We were not in any danger but it’s worth pointing out. The tide comes in fast and you can find yourself marooned on an island of sand.
    Jacob
    United Kingdom
  • 10
    Scored 10

    Burry Port is not the first place you would think of to go...

    Burry Port is not the first place you would think of to go on holiday. It is not over commercialised and has a railway line running through it and a station BUT the beach and harbour would definitely be worth the stay. We've only been for a weekend and then to visit relatives further away but we could happily stay in town if we had time. The beach is sandy and dog friendly and not far from the main part of town. An easy walk even for someone like me, overweight and finds walking a challenge. The local pub seems very popular and the landlord welcoming - he likes dogs too. It was spilling into the road on our visit this weekend. Nik the Greek has a great restaurant and there's also a good Pizzeria and a wonderful cake shop. We stayed in a flat on the corner on our first visit and it was lovely well priced accommodation. Our second visit was to a flatlet above Nik the Greek's restaurant and it was very good too. Plenty of room for a couple + 1 for a weekend. All the accommodation was sensibly priced and exceeded our expectations.
    SuzieKen
    United Kingdom
  • 10
    Scored 10

    a charming port town with lots of choices for eating in or...

    a charming port town with lots of choices for eating in or out with the kids. Great little sweetie shop with plenty of seaside equipment and gift options. The local RNLI was open and proved popular for gifts too. The beach is long and clean with beautiful sand. Locals all v friendly.
    Denise
    United Kingdom

Explore guest reviews of hotels in Burry Port

  • 9.4
    Scored 9.4
    Superb
    Rated superb
     · 34 reviews
    David looked after us really well nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast was very substantial! immaculately clean throughout the property. It’s located right in the heart of Burry Port with lots of eateries nearby and the beach & harbour a short walk away. Well worth a visit, we would return if we go that way again. Keep up the good work David 😊
    Lisa
    United Kingdom
  • 9.6
    Scored 9.6
    Exceptional
    Rated exceptional
     · 44 reviews
    Very near to the port and train station in Burry Port, really lovely beach and coastline right on your doorstep. Excellent car free cycle path along the coast along side dunes, really beautiful. upstairs living room with toys and games was great and snacks and milk provided when we arrived was a lovely touch.
    Amanda
    United Kingdom
  • 9.5
    Scored 9.5
    Exceptional
    Rated exceptional
     · 19 reviews
    Get location above the town of Burry Port. Gret view out of the front of the property. Hosts were great and very friendly. A brilliant little box with tea, coffee, milk, cake and eggs left in the kitchen for our arrival. Lots to do in the surrounding areas. I'm sure we will return sometime in the future.
    Nick
    United Kingdom
  • 8.7
    Scored 8.7
    Fabulous
    Rated fabulous
     · 3 reviews
    The cottage was fresh and clean. Plenty of towels. The view over the bay from the main bedroom is fabulous. There is also an amazing view from the upper terrace that looks over the house. Many nice restaurants and pubs in Burry Port within 5-10 minutes walk - but book ahead if you can.
    Katherine
    United Kingdom
  • 9.5
    Scored 9.5
    Exceptional
    Rated exceptional
     · 10 reviews
    The location in Burry Port was perfect for us, for cycling and amenities. Off road parking would have been a bonus, but not essential. The weather was exceptionally good, so we made full use of the hot tub each day. Two bathrooms made a difference as that’s what we’re used to at home!
    Melanie
    United Kingdom
  • 10
    Scored 10
    Exceptional
    Rated exceptional
     · 1 review
    The house was beautifully presented, we had everything we needed and more. It's very close to the beach and dogs are very welcome on the beach all year round. The house is within walking distance of Burry port town.
    Elizabeth
    United Kingdom
  • From £65 per night
    8.4
    Scored 8.4
    Very good
    Rated very good
     · 392 reviews
    I nearly always stay here when i am visiting family in Burry Port. Contactless check in, always spotlessly clean and comfortable. Very good value for money.
    Susan
    United Kingdom
  • 9.5
    Scored 9.5
    Exceptional
    Rated exceptional
     · 228 reviews
    Chris was very helpful . Really stylish decor . Loved walking Burry Port to Llanelli . Quiet area . Great to have check out at 11am . Thanks for everything 👍
    Liz
    United Kingdom
  • From £65 per night
    8.9
    Scored 8.9
    Fabulous
    Rated fabulous
     · 212 reviews
    Location was one of the reasons we chose this hotel. Very comfortable and convenient for local shops etc. Staff are very friendly and room was well prepared.
    Andrew
    United Kingdom
  • 8.7
    Scored 8.7
    Fabulous
    Rated fabulous
     · 28 reviews
    It had a very nice view of the sea. The house is very spacious, clean and comfortable. Had visited Burry Port Lighthouse which is great.
    Desty
    United Kingdom
  • 8.8
    Scored 8.8
    Fabulous
    Rated fabulous
     · 128 reviews
    exelent hotel
    Marsen
    Spain
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