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.
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.
Nearly 200 years old, this former inn has its own grounds and overlooks the Ashburnham golf links. With views of Gower Peninsula, it is on the edge of the Millennium coastal paths and cycle tracks.
angela
United Kingdom
the location is pretty with free parking close to the coast. Excellent pub next door. Nice size room with shower, desk to work.
This 4-star, 17th-century building boasts rooms with underfloor heating and 28-inch plasma TVs.
Michael
United Kingdom
Pretty much everything. The room was great, the restaurant and bar areas were lovely and the view out front was wonderful. The staff could not have been more helpful. A perfect getaway.
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.
Featuring a garden and views of sea, Bronllys Farm Coastal Self-Catering is a homestay situated in a historic building in Llanelli, 23 km from Grand Theatre.
Amanda Rucker
United Kingdom
It was the most amazing experience beautiful accommodation peaceful location wonderful hosts
Western House is located in the picturesque village of Llangennith, at the Western edge of the rugged Gower Peninsula.
Samantha
United Kingdom
Wow… absolutely amazing! We loved the outstanding decor! We stayed in room 2 which was gorgeous & enjoyed breathtaking views of the beach. There is a wonderful happy energy & as soon as we entered we felt chilled & at ‘home’! We will definitely be returning thank you to the amazing hosts Steve & Pippa xx
Lovely village with good community shop. Great location for walking straight onto footpaths which meet up with the Gower Coastal Walk. Short drive to some of the best beaches in Gower.
Best food was at the King's Head Inn in Llangenith - book to make sure you get a table. Good food, lovely atmosphere and dog-friendly. Britannia Inn was also good. Eddy's cafe at Hill End great for lunch and post surfing tea and cake.
Jean
United Kingdom
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