Parc Le Breos House | Bed & Breakfast in Crynant, Swansea- Gower Peninsula

“Beatiful area and food and staff”

“Wonderful place very peaceful and tranquil - the simple joy of sitting out in the gardens watching house martins zip about, a buzzard up high, no traffic noise, the perfect retreat will definitely return”

“Very comfortable room. Friendly attentive staff. Excellent breakfast menu, well presented. Would stay here again for the location and quality of service. ”

“lovely comfortable place to stay and relax with friendly and helpful staff”

“Good ambience”

“Very unique and lovely stay. ”

“The first room we were shown, room 12, was right next to the kitchen. It stank of food and was very noisy from the kitchen fan. We declined to stay in it and we were offered a room which had none of these problems. It was clean and spacious with a comfortable bed and a very nice bathroom. Unfortunately the TV remote didn’t work despite the efforts of staff to fix it and tractor on the premises, roared to life very close to our window at 6.10am. We ate on the premises and found that the things we wanted were not available, apparently because it was Monday. The charming waitress offered us one free starter which was kind. The building itself sits in beautiful grounds but needs some tlc. The breakfast was excellent. ”

“Staff were great, really welcoming and friendly. Made us feel like part of the family instantly! ”

“Food exceptional. Grounds beautifully maintained. Friendly and very comfortable bed. Highly recommend.”

“Parc La Breos House is a Victorian (mostly) pleasure. Our room (6) was a good size. The view was over the farm buildings which aren't the most picturesque, but it is nice to see a working farm. It did mean the farm vehicles started up about 7am, but that is to be expected! The grounds are beautiful and very well kept by the brothers who live there. The lounge has gorgeous paneling and a spectacular fireplace that was brought from Italy with Seville tile inset. It would be a wonderfully cozy place in winter. The winding drive takes some careful navigating as it is rather long and single track with only a few passing places. The breakfasts were plentiful and a good choice, from full Welsh to Eggs Royale or waffles. The dinners were frankly better than we expected. We ate there two of the three nights we stayed and everything was very good. We especially liked the popcorn cockles! The prices were very reasonable. The wine list was short, but varied enough to find something to suit. The only tiny flaw was a cheap toilet seat that was loose. The rest of the bathroom is very well fitted out, so that was a minor niggle. There is no air conditioning, but luckily we brought our own fan and were comfortable even though it was fairly warm. The Gower Heritage Centre at the crossroads to the hotel is a very interesting place to visit with a working water mill. Shepard's Store is also worth a visit. If we are in the area, we would definitely stay here again. ”