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The Dolphin Hotel
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 : 2.47 / 5
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Features: Restaurant, Laundry, Photocopier at the reception, Access for disabled, Bar, Elevator, Wi-fi Internet in all rooms, Internet cafe, Free secure parking at hotel, Facilities for disabled people, Banqueting services, TV / Video rental,... more
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Ibis Swansea
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: 4.02 / 5
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Features: Central heating, Dial-up or Wi-fi Internet in all rooms, Internet cafe, TV / Video rental, Restaurant, Facilities for disabled people, Elevator, Luggage room, Coach parking at the hotel, Bar, Fax service, CD Player, Newspaper stand,... more
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Dragon Hotel
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: 3.19 / 5
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Features: Safe at reception, Paid secure parking max. 300 metres away, Gymnasium, Karaoke, Central heating, Airport & railway station transfers, Body massage, Luggage room, Elevator, TV / Video rental, Solarium, Banqueting services, Room service... more
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Singleton Hotel
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: 3.68 / 5
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Features: Bar, Dial-up or Wi-fi Internet in all rooms, Darts, Photocopier at the reception, Fax service, Luggage room, Billiards, Central heating, Internet cafe, Paid secure parking max. 300 metres away, CD Player, Cafeteria, Conference... more
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Hotel reservations Swansea
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About Swansea
A city of about 225,000 inhabitants, Swansea lies in the Swansea Bay, which is located in southern Wales next to the Gower Peninsula. The area surrounding the town is famous for its outstanding natural beauty and some of the most spectacular beaches in Britain, which are equally popular for families with children, hikers and water sports enthusiasts. A major centre of copper-smelting and one of the largest coal exporters during the 18th and the 19th Centuries, today Swansea focuses mainly on high-tech industries and tourism. The city also prides itself as the hometown of the poet Dylan Thomas and the international movie star Catherine Zeta-Jones.