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Hotels by the sea in South Wales

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Fishguard
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Hotels by the sea in South Wales
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Hotels by the sea in South Wales

Norton House Hotel
Swansea

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South Wales, to the west of the Bristol Channel, is brimming with beautiful places to visit and stay. From historic sites to magnificent natural landscapes, warm hospitality to superb food and drink, it’s a treasure trove of holiday entertainment.
Amongst the top attractions and landmarks that South Wales boasts, you can visit the Welsh capital of Cardiff with its impressive Cardiff Castle and striking Wales Millennium Centre arts complex. Hikers delight in the beauty of the Brecon Beacons National Park, and surfers and beach lovers always enjoy a trip to Swansea Bay and the Mumbles headland.
Hotels in South Wales range from cosy B&Bs to elegant country houses, each with their own unique characteristics. For those looking for a pampering holiday, St Brides Spa Hotel in Saundersfoot is a favourite. The Twr y Felin Hotel is a quirky getaway on the St David’s peninsula. Cnapan in Newport is a pretty home-from-home that’s perfect for exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast national park. Meanwhile, The Manor Town House at Fishguard is an Editor’s Choice B&B with views across Cardigan Bay.
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