Hurst Dene Guest House. Self catering apartments and Bed & Breakfast. Nearby services and attractions.


The Hurst Dene Hotel is situated on the A4118, just one mile from the City Centre, Rail and Bus Stations, The Marina, Grand Theatre, Taliesin, University and St. Helens Rugby and Cricket Ground. We are also very fortunate to be within easy walking distance of Swansea's three most beautiful parks: Singleton, Brynmill and Cwmdonkin. Hurst Dene Hotel (Self Catering Apartments are to the right hand side of the Hotel) We offer easy access to the City Centre, with a frequent bus service. HurstDene is an excellent base for those wishing to experience the outstanding beauty of the Gower Peninsular and Mumbles, and also within half a mile of the birthplace of Dylan Thomas. The famous Swansea Market is only a bus ride away, taste local products and seafood such as cockles and laverbread. If you fancy a bite to eat there are many restaurants and wine bars serving both local and European cuisine. The Gower coast offers many beaches and spectacular scenery, Langland, Caswell, Oxwich and Port Eynon - all popular with families. If its magic you want, take a trip to Cefn Bryn, where you will find Arthur's Stone, which legend says was a pebble from King Arthur's Shoe, but in reality is a burial chamber.

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The Hurst Dene Hotel is situated on the A4118, just one mile from the City Centre, Rail and Bus Stations, The Marina, Grand Theatre, Taliesin, University and St. Helens Rugby and Cricket Ground. We are also very fortunate to be within easy walking distance of Swansea's three most beautiful parks: Singleton, Brynmill and Cwmdonkin.

Ideally located bed and breakfast in Swansea

Hurst Dene Hotel (Self Catering Apartments are to the right hand side of the Hotel)

We offer easy access to the City Centre, with a frequent bus service. HurstDene is an excellent base for those wishing to experience the outstanding beauty of the Gower Peninsular and Mumbles, and also within half a mile of the birthplace of Dylan Thomas.

The famous Swansea Market is only a bus ride away, taste local products and seafood such as cockles and laverbread.

If you fancy a bite to eat there are many restaurants and wine bars serving both local and European cuisine.

The Gower coast offers many beaches and spectacular scenery, Langland, Caswell, Oxwich and Port Eynon - all popular with families.

If its magic you want, take a trip to Cefn Bryn, where you will find Arthur's Stone, which legend says was a pebble from King Arthur's Shoe, but in reality is a burial chamber.