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King Arthur Hotel

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“Cosy hotel for a weekend break in Wales. Nineteen simple en-suite bedrooms at this traditional country inn. Log fire and a restaurant with relaxed and friendly old pub atmosphere. Stunning banqueting hall for weddings. Nestled beneath Cefn Bryn, Gower’s highest point. Ideal weekend getaway. ”

Recommended for

  • Archery

    • Perriswood Archery & Falconry Centre

  • Other Activities

    • Gower Coast Adventures - boat trips

  • Riding

    • Parc le Breos Riding Centre

  • Watersports

    • Many local Surf Schools

  • Sailing

    • Euphoria Sailing

  • Great walks

    • Cefn Bryn

  • Country Escape

  • Weddings

  • Families

  • Self catering to rent

    • Guinevere's cottage is a separate 18th century property which can sleep four

  • Restaurant

    • Delicious home cooked pub grub

  • Wedding license

    • Wedding Venue Barn

  • Full of character

  • Less £

  • Remote

  • Free wifi

  • Intimate

  • Charming

  • Traditional

  • Beach nearby

  • Child friendly

  • Inn

Facilities

  • Self catering to rent

    Guinevere's cottage is a separate 18th century property which can sleep four

  • Restaurant

    Delicious home cooked pub grub

  • Wedding license

    Wedding Venue Barn

  • Suites

    Bridal Suite

  • Private dining room

  • No pets

  • Meeting Room

  • Outdoor dining

  • Fireplace

  • Bar

  • Parking

  • Free wifi

  • Wifi

  • Sitting Room

  • Child friendly

  • Garden

Activities

  • Archery

    • Perriswood Archery & Falconry Centre

  • Other Activities

    • Gower Coast Adventures - boat trips

  • Riding

    • Parc le Breos Riding Centre

  • Watersports

    • Many local Surf Schools

  • Sailing

    • Euphoria Sailing

  • Great walks

    • Cefn Bryn

Map & Location

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Other reviews

The Gower Peninsula, Wales: the perfect break

Everything a country pub should be. Comfy, well-run, with delicious food – and difficult to leave.

Originally published by The Telegraph

The rise of the one-night weekend

Originally published by The Times

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