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BURRY PORT
FERRYSIDE

KIDWELLY

THIS HOTEL DOES NOT ACCEPT AMERICAN EXPRESS TO SECURE PAYMENTAS A POPULAR WEDDING VENUE THE HOTEL HAS A DISCO MOST FRIDAY and 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. 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.

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

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 and orchards 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.The individuality of our rooms allows us to offer two higher grades of accommodation above our standard level. Both our superior and luxury grades of room offer a unique style of accommodation to those who really want to make the most of their stay. 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.