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Swansea tourist guide - hotels and services

Often referred to as 'the Gateway to West Wales', Swansea is a maritime city that is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, with plenty of gorgeous sandy beaches, beautiful castles, sites of historical interest and legends.

Swansea's fabulous Maritime quarter boasts three marinas and has won several international awards, cited as one of Europe's 'top three waterfront developments'. Here, there is something of interest for everyone: a nightclub, pubs, cafés, art galleries, yacht marinas, a theatre, museums, Wales' National Literature Centre, an observatory and restaurants.

In the city and county of Swansea, you can find 54 wonderful public parks, a haven for nature enthusiasts. Most renowned is the Clyne Gardens and Country Park, with more than 1,600 acres of immaculate woodlands. Here you have the option exploring gardens, castles and gardens, and can enjoy stunning views of the bay.

Swansea also has a number of interesting cultural attractions on offer such as outstanding theatre, Norman castles and fascinating museums. The Grand Theatre offers a diverse programme with plenty of culture. The theatre features a roof-top café, three bars and a restaurant. The Depot should not be missed. This second performance stage specialises in stand-up comedy. Additionally, Brangwyn Hall hosts an array of classical performances and the famed London Symphony Orchestra.

Swansea Bay is a five-mile long beach which fronts the city and is most likely its star attraction. Here you have the option to participate in a range of activities including cycling on the promenade, rollerblading, beach games and bathing.

The city of Swansea is alive with day and night entertainment options. Throughout the year, visitors have the opportunity to shop in the city centre and enjoy the performances at Castle Square's street theatre, and also popular are the outdoor events at Oystermouth Castle. The nightclub scene in the city is vibrant and should you get hungry, while there are plenty of quality dining establishments catering to many tastes.

Hotels in Swansea

Swansea and its surrounding areas offer plenty of accommodation options. Visitors can choose from different types of lodging facilities such as hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, hostels, inns and guesthouses.

Some of the most respected accommodation establishments in and nearby Swansea include the Grosvenor House, which is a family-run, friendly guesthouse, located less than one mile from the university and the centre of the city. The Ramada Swansea Hotel is a three-star rated establishment. This stylish hotel establishment makes an excellent base for both leisure and business guests. All of the 120 bedrooms are equipped with colour satellite TV, radio, hairdryer, telephone, internet connection and have en-suite bathrooms as well as coffee and tea-making amenities.