Bed And Breakfast in Crwbin

Packwood Court offers luxury bed & breakfast. Laugharne is a fascinating place to visit for a over-night stay or a short break. Packwood Court is a beautiful stone built Guesthouse, which combines style with comfort to create a delightful atmosphere for a superb B & B. Packwood Court is located in beautiful West Wales in Laugharne, home to Laugharne Castle and the famous poet, Dylan Thomas. We are ideally positioned to visit Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire Tourist attractions, including The Botanic Gardens, Aberglasney House and Garden as well as the Gorgeous Pembrokeshire Coastline. Reclaimed materials have been used, from polished oak floors to gothic windows which add to the charm and character of this quality building. Packwood Court has 5 acres of land, which Tony and Loraine are currently planting fruit bushes and apple trees for the future to provide most of the soft fruit for their wonderful breakfasts.

The Southmead Guesthouse is in a brilliant and convenient location. Situated between Llanelli Town Centre and the brand new Millennium Coastal Park. It is a ten minute walk from the town centre, and the local railway station. Not only that but its extremely close to both Pembrey Country Park, and The National Botanical Gardens Of Wales. If you have children or are young at heart, there is a lot to offer with the nightlife of both Llanelli and Swansea plus Oakwood Theme Park is just an hour away. Facilities available are: Car Park, Central Heating, Children Welcome, Conservatory, En Suite, Ground Floor Rooms, Ironing Facilities, Pets welcome by arrangement, Public Payphone, Tea/Coffe in Room, TV in Room, Vegetarian Menu. Llanelli is a town that is improving with time and has many lovely churches and buildings and various tourist attractions. We look forward to welcoming you into Llanelli.

Marj and Rose awaits to welcome you at keepers cottage. A fully refurbished bed and breakfast in Laugharne, close to the world famous boat house,home of poet Dylan Thomas and also Laugharne castle.Roofed with wooden tiles using traditional methods, the bed and breakfast is housed within a purpose built extension to cater for our guests, with a breakfast room and lounge which leads to a patio and a large garden.The views from the lounge,bedrooms and garden are overlooking the Taf Estuary and beyond to the gower coast.Our rooms are all en suite and have all the facilities you would expect to make your stay as comfortable as possible.All rooms come supplied with fresh towels,tea and coffee making facilities with fresh milk ,Digital television,a clock radio hair dryer and iron.A trouser press is available on request.You will also recive a complimentary glass of wine and a bottle of water.A pot of fresh tea or coffee and home made cakes on arrival. Private parking also. A place you would call home from home.

Seaview, Laugharne is former home of the poet Dylan Thomas and located in the heart of the historic township of Laugharne. Seaview will allow you to be captivated by the magic of its charm and its unique location every bedroom is fitted to the highest standard and luxury, all rooms are en-suite and all rooms have dominant sea views. Free wifi is available in the whole of Seaview. The residents lounge offers luxurious seating, a warm open fire and peace to relax and unwind. The formal dining room retains the character of this old Georgian building whilst the lower bar is relaxed, vibrant and welcoming. Externally the lower terrace is bathed in morning sun whilst the grass enjoys the afternoon sun. Dining is to the highest standard with the Ala carte menu offering wonderful dishes using local produce, fresh fish is delivered daily and simply cooked to retain the freshness. A lighter lunch and evening menu is available daily and breakfast, no more than a full welsh. Afternoon teas are served from the dining room with all cakes homemade and all bread from the bakers 50 yards away. Seaview is 12 miles from the busy town of Carmarthen, the gateway to Pembrokshire and on the door step of wonderful beaches, coastal paths and ancient castles. Following an extensive restoration project Seaview provides a unique destination both in quality and historic provenance. Dylan Thomas and his wife Caitlin started their family life here, after the birth of their son Llewelyn and later admitted Seaview was the happiest period of their life together. You will find Seaview welcoming, relaxed and friendly, where the services we offer exceed expectation

**THIS HOTEL DOES NOT ACCEPT AMERICAN EXPRESS TO SECURE PAYMENT** AS A POPULAR WEDDING VENUE THE HOTEL HAS A DISCO MOST FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS.Built as an Inn nearly two centuries ago the Hotel is set in its own grounds and overlooks the Ashburnham golf links. The hotel is on the edge of the Millennium coastal paths, cycle tracks and views of the Gower Peninsula. A short stroll and you will find the picturesque harbour of Burry-Port a haven for small fishing craft. The Ashburnham is truly set in a most wonderful area full of natural beauty and steeped in history. All bedrooms have en suite bathrooms. Please note some of our rooms are above the disco. The rooms have courtesy trays, colour televisions and free wireless internet connection. Direct dial telephone connection in all guest rooms for personal, business and confidential calls. The Hotel has seen many changes over the years. In more recent times has been extensively refurbished to provide patrons with a first class establishment where the comfort and personal service for our guests is always important. Having stayed at the Ashburnham Hotel or having enjoyed one of the excellent services you will want to return time and time again.

Family run hotel situated on the banks of the River Cothi, run with great care and providing a freindly & happy service. Centrally located of mid west & south wales. Only 5 mins form The National Botanic Garden of Wales and Aberglasney gardens. Wihtin 30 mins of the Coast & Brecon Beacons national park. We are 5 mins from Caramrthen Town with all its ammenities, West Wales General Hospital is a short drive with easy access & only 5 mins form Dyfed Powys HQ. Good homecooking which is well known in the local area, riverside garden serving cream teas & snacks all day through the summer months. A warm welsh welcome awaits you.

Hidden away in the far South Western corner of Wales, Hurst House on the Marsh is an unexpected haven of pleasure and luxury. Surrounded by sea, the Towy estuary and acres of marshland, this remote hideaway has been lovingly restored, combining the charm and character of Dylan Thomas homeland with a touch of natural modern glamour. Breakfast, afternoon tea and a glass of champagne upon your arrival is included in all of our room rates.

Nestled into a wooded hillside with stunning views over the Gower Peninsula the Stradey Park Hotel offers a wide range of comfortable accommodation including spacious family rooms and luxury suites. It is centrally located within minutes from many popular attractions including Oakwood, the National Wetlands Centre, Ffos Las racecourse Pembrey Country Park and many beaches including Cefn Sidan. The hotels Samphires restaurant is the place to enjoy the finest local produce and with a terrace that overlooks Llanelli and Carmarthen Bay, these must surely be some of the best seats in town.

The Gwenllian Court was built in the 19th century as a gentlemans country residence, for the owner of Kidwelly Tinplate Works. These Works have recently been restored and are now a fascinating Industrial Museum located close to the hotel. In its original guise as a Victorian country mansion it was situated in fine grounds which became a favourite haunt of local Victorian society and played host to many elegant occasions. The hotels present title reflects its roots in local history by taking its name from Princess Gwenllian, a local heroine, whose bravery has passed into Welsh legend. Today the hotel, although having undergone extensive changes, still retains an inimitable style that can only come from such a distinct heritage. The bedrooms are all individual in their decoration, which have been chosen to enhance the unique atmosphere of this hotel. All rooms have private facilities and are equipped with television and tea and coffee making facilities.< With the fine grounds still very much a part of the Gwenllian Court, they offer a peaceful haven to escape to when you want to wind down at the end of a busy day.

Commanding a spectacular position at the gateway to the Golden West, the friendly atmosphere at the Ivy Bush Royal blends old world charm with modern facilities. Situated close to the town centre and also an ideal base for touring the whole of South & West Wales. The hotel and has been recently refurbished to blend its old world charm with with up to the minute facilities. There are 70 comfortably furnished bedrooms, including 4 executive rooms, 3 family rooms and a suite. All rooms have private bathroom, TV with pay movies and radio, wired broadband internet access, telephone, ironing centres and hair dryer. When returning from a busy day sightseeing or a hectic business meeting, your room also has facilities for making a refreshing cup of tea or coffee. There is also ample car parking free to residents. For those who have responsibility for arranging an important business occasion the hotel has four meeting and conference rooms with facilities for up to 200 people.

Be prepared for your pace of life to slow right down as you enjoy a truly mesmerising town, with a unique spirit and wonderful scenery. Over the years Laugharne has become a haven for artists, writers and photographers attracted by its association with Dylan Thomas, its imposing castle and its wonderful location on the Tâf estuary. At the Boat House B &B, you can relax in your own stylish room with en-suite facilities and subtle décor, and be pampered in four star luxury before choosing from the extensive breakfast menu which includes freshly baked muffins and waffles and smoked salmon as well as the more traditional favourites.

The Salutation Inn is centrally located for most attractions and major townsand can be found aproximately 6 miles from Carmarthen.. When you have walked or climbed the Brecon Beacons, shopped at Swansea or Carmarthen, visited Dylan Thomass Boathouse and explored the two major Gardens and squeezed in a trip to the seaside, relax and chill out before you start all over again the next day. The National Botanic Garden of Wales is just four miles from our property. With its award winning largest single span Great Glasshouse designed by Lord Foster. Aberglasney Mansions Historic Gardens at Llangathen is just six miles away. The Salutation Inn serves superb food and drink in an informal and relaxing setting. Food is served throughout the pub and all our food from the eggs to fish is locally sourced and we offer a great range of food from homemade dishes dishes such as Lasagne, and Steak and Guinness pie to steaks & fish dishes, also catering for vegetarians. We are a 17th century coaching inn, with restaurant originally being a cow / pig shed and the bar still has original rings to cure hams. Because of our location we are popular with walkers & fishermen. A truly traditional style country pub situated on the A40 between Carmarthen and Llandeilo offering brand new up to date 3 star Visit Wales accreditied modern accommodation.

A restored Victorian mansion with a Victorian Orangery is set in 7 acres of landscaped gardens, with breathtaking view over Carmarthen Bay and the Gower Peninsula. We have 6 en-suite bedrooms the majority of which benefit from the magnificent views. Facilities include colour TV, telephone with Internet access and tea/coffee making facilities. Our resident chef uses local produce to create a wide selection of a la carte dishes, with a numerous selection of fine wines. Perfect for business and holiday guests. The stunning views and real log fires in the bar and restuarant welcome you to Broadway Country House.

The Savoy Country Inn is situated in an isolated position on the A477 Tenby Road, near St Clears. This is the last pub/food house en route to Pembroke Dock/ferry port and is a gateway into the breathtaking scenery of West Wales. With easy access to Tenby, Fishguard and Milford Haven, we are ideally situated for nearby attractions such as Oakwood Theme Park, Folly Farm, Heatherton Theme Park with quad biking, lakeside park and beaches such as Pendine, Amroth and Saundersfoot. The pub is extremely pretty, set in a dip surrounded by trees, greenery and fields within about four acres of land. The garden is the style of a cottage garden, with lots of hanging baskets. There are three different external seating areas including a large beer garden with facilities and a good sized outdoor children’s play area. Inside you will not be disappointed as the image is that of a country inn, full of character with low ceilings and a mixture of booths and traditional pub seating. We serve delicious, locally sourced food with an interesting variety of special. There is a separate games room with pool table and darts board. Families are well catered for and there is an indoor amusement arcade for the children. We are geared towards customers needs and will accommodate where we can and have had much success with family occasions. Comfortable accommodation is also available and we are the ideal base to explore the beautiful Welsh countryside!

Longshore house is an exclusive holiday rental property accredited with 5 stars by ‘Visit Wales’, formally the Welsh Tourist board. The property can be found in the ancient township of Laugharne and was built some time prior to 1810. The house has a fantastic array of original features, exposed beams, stripped pine floors and thick uneven walls. The decor is contemporary and individual with the feel and luxury of a 5 star boutique hotel. The interiors have been designed by TV interior designer and author Lesley Taylor using products sourced from her company Taylors Etc. The property is a short walk away from the Norman castle over looking the estuary, Dylan Thomas’ boat house and the landmarks featured in ‘ Under milk wood Thomas’ famous play based on Laugharne. It is also a very short drive away from the beautiful Pembrokshire coastline with all its beaches and ancient castles.

A country hotel set on the waterside of Carmarthen Bay. The newly constructed en - suite rooms have sea view Balconies overlooking Carmarthen Bay and Llanstephan Castle. The modern health suite has a large swimming pool, The Restaurants serve a variety of food with a local flavour