Wales, a land of exceptional beauty has a deeply indented coastline with bays
and off the northwest coast is the island of Anglesey, which forms the county
of Wales. Consisting of highlands there is a coastal plain around three sides.
Most of the people live on the coastal plain.
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Holiday Inn Swansea
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Kingsway Circle, Swansea
This hotel is an easy walk to Swansea's yachting marina with its many restaurants and cafes. There's good coastal scenery along the Gower Peninsula and much to enjoy including ruined Oystermouth Castle at Mumbles and an excellent collection of historic ships at Swansea's Maritime and Industrial Museum. Also a perfect base for visiting the National Botanic Gardens of Wales.
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Ramada Jarvis Swansea
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Phoenix Way, Swansea
The Ramada Jarvis Swansea offers a particularly warm welcome to families and is situated just 10 minutes' drive from some at the most beautiful Welsh beaches. The Arts Bar & Grill offers an exciting range of dishes and a traditional carvery. The hotel has a sauna, an exercise room, indoor swimming pool and outdoor training circuit. The hotel also has a free hotel car park.
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Swansea Marriott Hotel
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Maritime Quarter, Swansea
A superbly located hotel, overlooking Swansea Bay and the bright, busy marina, Swansea city centre is just a few minutes walk. The Marina itself features a stylish range of pubs, restaurants and shops and a trip to the nearby Gower Peninsula with its sandy bays and spectacular cliff-top views is a must. This intimate modern hotel has satellite TV and its own indoor Leisure Club including a pool, sauna, spa bath and fitness centre. Free car parking is available to guests.
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| Cardiff |
| Cardiff became the capital of Wales in 1955, but it has risen to the occasion pretty fast. The town is getting a real European capital like atmosphere and is very much alive and kicking.
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| Swansea |
| Over the past few years Swansea has become a delightful place to travel to. The Maritime Quarter has been completely revamped and is very much alive. Swansea is described as being more Welsh than the captial Cardiff. You will hear Yr Iaith (Welsh) spoken everywhere.
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| Chepstow |
| Chepstow is the gateway to Wales. It is the first town on the main road to the South of Wales. Located on the banks of the river Wye, the town developed quiclky in the Middle Ages due to its strategic importance. The old city center has many sights dating back to that time.
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