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Boars Head Hotel
The family run Boar's Head Hotel is an historic Coaching Inn, which dates back to the early 17th Century.
Ivy Bush Royal Hotel by Compass Hospitality
The Ivy Bush Royal commands a spectacular position at the gateway to West Wales. Welcomes business and leisure travellers to this beautiful part of the country in considerable style and comfort.
The Brown's Hotel
Situated in Laugharne, close to the River Tâf estuary, this boutique hotel is known as the favourite watering hole of Dylan Thomas.
Three Rivers Hotel
Situated on the southern boundary of the Carmarthenshire seaside village of Ferryside, which nestles on the Three Rivers estuary of Carmarthen Bay, the hotel boasts a friendly environment and...
New Park Hotel
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, New Park Hotel is set in Carmarthen, 45 km from Grand Theatre and 36 km from Folly Farm.
Spilman Hotel
Originally built in 1840, Spilman Hotel is a family-run hotel that offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking, right in the heart of the market town of Carmarthen.
Falcon Hotel
In the heart of Carmarthen, this family-run hotel offers home-cooked Welsh food and elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi. Falcon Hotel is a 20-minute drive from the edge of the beautiful Brecon Beacons.
Pantyrathro International Hostel
Pantyrathro International Hostel is situated in 6 miles from the centre of Carmarthen and Carmarthen Castle and boasts a shared lounge. Offering a restaurant, the property also features a bar.
Lletygwilym, Heol dwr
Set in Kidwelly and only 34 km from Grand Theatre, Lletygwilym, Heol dwr offers accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Bryn Hebog
Offering a garden and garden view, Bryn Hebog is located in Carmarthen, 39 km from Grand Theatre and 46 km from Oakwood Theme Park.
What guests said about Llangain:
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Llangain is ideal to combine a tranquil retreat with a...
Llangain is ideal to combine a tranquil retreat with a centre for exploring a wide scenic area stretching from Kidwelly to Tenby and beyond, and also to visit the upper Towy valley perhaps as far as the Llyn Brianne reservoir. Everywhere there are interesting castles - if you have time do not miss my favourite castle at Manorbier, and Laugharne where Dylan Thomas lived (when he wasn't drinking at my Nana's pub in Swansea). Carmarthen has an excellent market - you should be able to get laverbread (baralawr) - it might look like fresh cowpat but it's lovely - ask how to cook it - local recipes vary. Bara brith is everywhere, just like my Nana made. And if you get the chance to go to a real Welsh folk experience - a 'gymanfa ganu' - a sort of chapel sing-in - then you must go.DavidUnited Kingdom
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