The White House Hotel

4 Nyanza Terrace, Swansea, Gwent and Glamorgan, Wales

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About The White House Hotel

The White House Hotel is a beautifully refurbished and maintained Victorian property, one mile from Swansea city centre. We've combined everything great that we'd expect ourselves & added even more, we think you'll appreciate it! A warm welcome awaits you at the White House Hotel, ideally situated for the many attractions of the bustling city centre of Swansea and for the picturesque village of Mumbles, the gateway to the beautiful Gower Peninsula. Now awarded 3 stars by the Wales Tourist Board, we pride ourselves in a high standard of customer care, paying attention to the smallest detail. Whether you are looking for an overnight stop or a well-earned break we guarantee you'll enjoy your stay. After a long journey or busy day why not relax and enjoy a home-cooked meal, accompanied with a bottle of wine, in our dining room, now famed for using fresh local produce in both traditional and innovative methods. The hotel has been presented The Welcome Host Business Award Gold Standard and also features in the Taste of Wales guide.

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Bridgend (18.3 miles, 29.4 km, direction NW)
The Vale of Glamorgan has some splendid valley's and old market town's. Bridgend is an old established market town with a long history.
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Southerndown (18.8 miles, 30.3 km, direction NW)
The village of Southerndown is set back from the dramatic dry-stone cliffs surrounding Dunraven Bay, these are mostly formed by alternate layers of limestone and shale, which give the cliffs their unusually regular pattern.
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