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Cheap Hotels in Carmarthen

Baytree Cottage Cwmffrwd
2.4 Miles from the centre

Located in Carmarhen, the Baytree Bed and Breakfast offers free WiFi access and free onsite parking. The property has stunning views across its own private grounds. Each stylish room here will provide includes flat-screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities. The rooms benefit from their own private bathrooms. Each room has its own seating area where guests can relax. In the mornings, the Baytree Bed and Breakfast offers a range of breakfast choices, including fresh fruit and full cooked breakfast. Breakfast is severed in Baytree Cottage in the dining room. Within a 10-minute drive, central Carmarthen is home to high-street shops and popular restaurants. There is also a fridge that is available for guest use. Carmarthen Castle is just 5 minutes' drive from the Baytree Bed and Breakfast. Carmarthen Railway Station is within a 7-minute drive and Laugharne Castle is a 20-minute drive away.

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per night from £75
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11 Spilman Street
0.4 Miles from the centre
per night from £85
(price for Tue, 04 Apr)
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36 Spilman Street
0.3 Miles from the centre
per night from £89
(price for Tue, 04 Apr)
Lammas St
0.1 Miles from the centre
per night from £94
(price for Tue, 04 Apr)
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111 Lammas Street
0.1 Miles from the centre
per night from £110
(price for Tue, 04 Apr)

Pantysgyfarnog Hotel

Pantysgyfarnog
per night from £60
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Old Priory Guest House Hotel

20 Priory Street, Carmarthenshire, Wales
per night from £64
(price for Tue, 04 Apr)

Boars Head Hotel

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120 Lammas Street
0.1 Miles from the centre
per night from £78
(price for Tue, 04 Apr)

The Hollybrook Country Inn Hotel

Bronwydd
3.2 Miles from the centre

In the heart of the beautiful Gwili Valley, this traditional family-run inn has a bar and a new extension housing a restaurant offering home-cooked food and 7 en suite rooms. In a quiet peaceful location, in beautiful West Wales, the Hollybrook Country Inn offers comfortable accommodation at great-value prices. A full English breakfast is included in the price. There is a fully refurbished and yet traditional bar and a restaurant, offering a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere in which to enjoy your meal. Food is served throughout the day in the bar and during the evening, the restaurant is open offering a more extensive menu of quality home-cooked traditional food. The games area is always popular with children. Free on-site parking is available for guests.

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per night from £78
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Alltyfyrddin Farm Hotel

Merlin's Hill Rd, Abergwili
2.8 Miles from the centre

Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, tour/ticket assistance, and a picnic area.. This property has received its official star rating from Visit Wales.. Free self parking is available onsite..#Optional fees: The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out. Crib (infant bed) fee: GBP 5.0 per night The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change. . Policies: Children 10 years old and younger are not permitted at this property. . Instructions: Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed. Check in from: 3:00 PM. Check in to: 9:00 PM. . Check out: 10:00 AM.

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per night from £80
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Hotels in Carmarthen

The delightful town of Carmarthen is sure to charm you with its blend of old and new attractions. Thought to be the oldest town in Wales, this historic destination has a rich legacy to discover. In addition, the centre has recently undergone significant urban development and regeneration, meaning that it provides myriad opportunities for entertainment and escapism. With easy rail links from both Cardiff and Swansea, too, there's every reason to choose Carmarthen for your next getaway.

A hub for South Wales throughout the ages

When we say that Carmarthen is an historic place, we mean it. Going back almost two thousand years, the town was the capital of the Demetae tribe under Roman rule, and was known as Moridunum. The Roman influence can be seen to this day: just east of the town is one of the only surviving amphitheatres in the UK. This surprisingly well-preserved ruin is worth a visit due to its impressive size.

Carmarthen is also the starting point for one of Britain's most enduring legends. Rumour has it that the mysterious Arthurian figure Merlin was born in a cave just outside the town – although this is admittedly the subject of historical debate.

In more recent times, the town was used as the base for two prisoner-of-war camps during World War II. There are numerous wartime pillboxes and anti-tank armaments dotted around, so military buffs should be on the lookout.

An urban paradise

Shopaholics will be right at home in Carmarthen. The redevelopment of the town centre has been a resounding success, with the result that it is now one of the premier shopping and urban leisure destinations in South Wales. National chain stores populate both St Catherine's Walk and Merlin's Walk, the two main pedestrianized shopping areas, while the Apollo cinema has to be experienced to be believed. This ultra-modern facility is the first fully-3D, all-digital cinema in Europe, and boasts Sony 4K projection in addition to VIP seating.

Food and accommodation

In addition to the range of top chain restaurants to be found in the town centre, including Prezzo and Harvester, there's also a fantastic indoor market which hosts some of the best local produce from the surrounding area. Meats, cheeses, breads and much more are offered in a welcoming, informal atmosphere. Be sure to visit on the first Friday of the month, as this is when the farmers' market takes place.

There are numerous Carmarthen hotels and B&Bs, with the Spilman Hotel well regarded for its central location and friendly staff. A little way out of the town, meanwhile, is the Glangwili Mansion, a popular B&B which allows you to experience the countryside around the town in all its glory.

Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Carmarthen

What are the best hotels to stay in Carmarthen?

Spilman Hotel, Baytree Bed and Breakfast and The Rose and Crown Hotel are some of the popular hotels in Carmarthen.

What is the cheapest price for a hotel in Carmarthen?

The cheapest price for a double room in Carmarthen is £75, offered by Baytree Bed and Breakfast.

What hotels are in the central Carmarthen neighborhood?

The best hotels near the center of Carmarthen are Falcon Hotel, The Rose and Crown Hotel and Spilman Hotel.

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