Dylan Thomas called
SWANSEA
(Abertawe) - his birthplace - an "ugly, lovely town", an epithet which poet Paul Durcan updated to "pretty, shitty city". Both ring true. Large, sprawling and boisterous, it is the second city of Wales, with around 200,000 people, and has great aspirations to be the first; it's certainly far more Welsh than Cardiff. The city centre was massively rebuilt after devastating bomb attacks in World War II, and a jumble of tower blocks ... [More]
Situated off Junction 43 of the M4 with easy access to Swansea. The hotel contains 91 en-suite bedrooms, satellite TV, tea/coffee making facilities, power showers, modem points, desk top work space and complimentary continental breakfast. The hotel is close to many tourist attractions including Dan-... [More]
Travelodges Are Great Places For The Whole Family With Comfortable Family Rooms And Fantastic Locations Close To All Major Attractions Up And Down The Country. Our Family Rooms Offer Value And Quality You Just Wont Find Anywhere Else. All Rooms Have En suite Bathroom And Will Easily Sleep A Family O... [More]
The Swansea Marriott Is A Modern 4 Star Quality Hotel. We Offer Ample Free Car Parking Facilities To Hotel Guests. All 117 Of The HotelS Spacious Guest Bedrooms Are Superb To Relax In And Have A Separate Area Dedicated For Work. Each Room Has Individually Controlled Air Conditioning, Mini Bar, Remot... [More]