I remember when I was a young lad of about 15, my grandfather, Islwyn Walters (He’ll love the mention) telling me “People will always need to eat!” I held onto that thought throughout my career in catering, as a constant reminder that I was not wasting my time and that my cause was just. […]
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Situated on the bustling waterfront, our hotel is perfectly located for everything Swansea has to offer. Book direct for our best price guarantee. Telephone: 01792 341270 Website: https://www.village-hotels.co.uk/hotels/swansea/ Swansea combines a modern city with stunning surroundings – think beautiful golden beaches and quaint villages. We think it ticks all the boxes for a short
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Our menu reflects traditional pub favourites that we have identified through our teams many years in the industry as well as offering new flavours and an extensive specials board – We welcome sandy feet and wet hair, so whether you’ve been for a countryside walk or spent the afternoon surfing, we’d love you to
Self Catering accommodation, Caravan and Camping at Three Cliffs Bay, Gower, Swansea, South Wales. Telephone: 01792 371218 Website: http://www.threecliffsbay.com/ Email: [email protected] Caravan & Camping Visit Wales Five Star Touring Site Three Cliffs Bay is an award winning family campsite in the heart of Gower. It is a short walk to the beautiful Three Cliffs
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A Beautifully Appointed 19th Century Hunting Lodge lying within the ancient Norman deer park and only a 20 minute walk from 3 Cliffs Bay. A real home from home, Extensive gardens, Beautiful public rooms, and a distinctly laid-back style. Enjoy lovingly prepared food using fresh local ingredients In our restaurant or why not indulge in sumptuous
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Located at the heart of village life in Reynoldston on the famous Gower peninsula, the King Arthur is a true country Inn, hotel & award-winning wedding venue. Recently named as The Times ‘Top cosy pub in the UK’, the King Arthurs charming ambience is hard to beat. With exposed beams, nautical artifacts and a roaring
