The Best Carmarthenshire Hotels

a Georgian manor house tucked away in its own grounds just off the seafront; stay in comfy, contemporary style rooms or an apartment

independent hotel, run by the same family for over 50 years, offering well-appointed rooms, good hospitality and a seasonal food menu

once the former home of the Port Authority, this Grade II listed building now features contemporary rooms, a relaxed restaurant and stylish bar

the Art-Deco rooftop lounge is perfect for a spot of relaxing and enjoying the views, if that is not enough relaxation, there is always the Spa

a well priced, family run hotel offering comfortable modern rooms with friendly, helpful staff commended by previous guests

all of the smart, well-appointed rooms offer captivating views over the Towy Valley at this relaxing hotel set on the edge of the Brecon Beacons

a former inn standing in peaceful grounds next to a golf course, it is ideally placed for exploring Carmarthenshire's coast and countryside

dating back to the 17th Century, this historic coaching inn features cosy rooms and boasts wood panelling and log fires in the public areas

the relaxing Spa features a sauna, steam room, hot tub and offers a range of beauty treatments, the restaurant offers a modern menu

this 17th century inn boasts an idyllic spot overlooking the church to the hills and sea beyond; fresh, locally sourced food is the order of the day

in this historic town, a Georgian inn has been sympathetically updated to offer individually-designed boutique rooms and two penthouse flats

step out of the station and straight into this Swansea landmark hotel, the rooms are comfortable, well-equipped and have a contemporary style

in the heart of Carmarthen, at the site of the end of the M4 motorway, and Carmarthen Castle, a friendly hotel with smart contemporary rooms

boasts a host of leisure facilities including a heated, indoor pool, sauna and steam room as well as various dining and drinking options too

a modern hotel ideally placed between the city centre and junction 44 of the M4 motorway, enjoy the relaxing leisure facilities after a busy day

a hidden gem nestled on the estuary of three rivers, it enjoys views toward Llanstephan Castle, leisure facilities add to the relaxed feel

perfectly located in the city centre with museums, the theatre, the Quadrant Shopping Centre, restaurants and bars all moments away

updated, former coaching inn, played host to Lord Nelson on several occassions, with well-appointed rooms and serving local produce

modern rooms, with simple décor, set in a lodge next to a popular pub and restaurant, ideally located for catching a match at Parc Y Scarlets

there are just 10 spacious and contemporary bedrooms at this friendly, town centre pub, Welsh ales and traditional pub fare are served