Dolphin Hotel Swansea

The Dolphin Hotel Swansea is situated in the city centre of Swansea. It's a 5 minute walk from both the train station and the Maritime Quarter.

Guest Rooms

Dragon Hotel Swansea has traditional style guestrooms. They are a mixture of patterned fabrics and dark furnishings. All guest rooms are equipped with televisions and telephones. There are both single and double guest rooms available

Business Travellers

For business travellers, there is are conference rooms available. They can also make use of the banquet facilities. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, and free private parking is possible at a location nearby (a reservation is needed).

Dining

The hotel provides a breakfast service. For lunch or dinner, you may prefer to eat away from the hotel, and you are just a few minutes' walk away from cuisines to suit every taste. A 5 minute walk will take you to St Helens Road, with its range of Indian, Chinese and Thai restaurants. Or why not head to Wind Street, which is just 3 minutes walk away. Wind Street has a large range of restaurants and bars. Friday and Saturday nights at Wind Street are best avoided if you just want a quiet meal though, as there are literally thousands of people packing the many bars.

Nightlife

Swansea is the place party and Travel Lodge Swansea is adeally located to take advantage of the nearby bars and clubs. Swansea has around a dozen nightclubs located mainly along the Kingsway and Wind Street areas. Both areas are less than 5 minutes' walk from Travel Lodge Swansea. Swansea also has hundreds of pubs and bars, with many centralised around the city's vibrant cafe quarter at Wind Street. And don't forget the many cosmopolitan restaurants scattered throughout the city centre. Swansea is the confirmed fun capital of south west Wales! Across the bay at Mumbles, the great "Mumbles Mile" of bars is the essential haunt for anyone on a pub "crawl". Although over the last few years the party crowed have moved to the city centre. 

Out & About

For visiting theatres, galleries and sporting events, for shopping and for sightseeing in and around beautiful Swansea Bay, the Dolphin Hotel is ideally situated. Their friendly, helpful team will help you make the most of your visit. If you fancy venturing outside the city centre, why not explore the Gower Peninsula, which is less than 15 minutes from the city centre. It is home to around 50 unspoilt beaches, coves and bays.

Gower Peninsula

The Gower Peninsula is both beautiful and unspoilt. Over an area that measures just sixteen miles long by seven miles wide there are many historic features located there. Notably, Gower was one of the first places designated 'An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' under the Act of 1949. 

Gower has some of the best surf beaches in the UK. Over the past few decades surf culture grown into one of the most popular sports in the area, and attracts people of all ages.

The beaches of the Gower Peninsula provide some of the most stunning coastline in the UK.