With 5 Orbitz hotels and high ratings in Hotel Staff and Room cleanliness, it's easy to enjoy a comfortable stay in Carmarthen. And with attractions like Dylan Thomas Boathouse, Parc y scarlets, Ramps Skate Park, Tin Shed Experience and Parc Howard, it's easy to see why you'd want to.

Getting to Carmarthen

The most direct path to Carmarthenis through Pembrey Airport Ltd and Swansea Airport.

Best times to visit Carmarthen

Want to save up to 51%? Orbitz offers some great travel deals all year round, but the savings in November, January and July are the steepest. During these months, you can save approximately 51%, 32% and 29%, respectively.

Outdoor activities in Carmarthen

Breathe in that fresh air at Ramps Skate Park, which offers a respite from a fast-paced lifestyle or packed sightseeing itinerary.

Outdoor activities in Carmarthen

Breathe in that fresh air at Ramps Skate Park, which offers a respite from a fast-paced lifestyle or packed sightseeing itinerary.

Activities in Carmarthen

Make sure you leave time for play while in Carmarthen! You won't want to miss the tasty snacks and adrenaline-inducing rides at Stardust Leisure, for instance. For an afternoon of family-friendly fun, watch a movie at Odeon Cinema Llanelli and try your hand at bowling on Selwyn Samuel Centre's slick lanes. Parc y scarlets is a destination for sports fans and concertgoers alike.

infinity health clinic offers a serene environment to visitors looking for a little pampering and relaxation.

Best times to visit Carmarthen

Where to shop in Carmarthen

Kill some time in Carmarthen by doing some serious window shopping or picking up a whole new look. Check out the clothing, accessories and gifts at Parc Trostre Retail Park, Next and Burton.

Check out the newest smartphones, gadgets and tech accessories at Currys PC World and Boots.

Dining in Carmarthen

Hungry? Carmarthen has you covered. Grab something to eat at popular restaurants like Masala, Bryngwyn Newydd, Stradey Arms and Yeung Shing House.

Nightlife in Carmarthen

When the sun goes down in Carmarthen, there's always a chance to get a taste of the local scene. Join the fray at The Kilkenny Cat, The Lemon Tree and The Masons Arms, where you can dance and drink late into the night.

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Acceptable

Staff in general professional but generally rarely smiling and generally cold. However Sarah the front desk manager did her best to straighten out our booking.

One of the few hotels left in Neath.

An old hotel with uneven floors that creak as you walk on them. Adds character I guess. Nice room, with kettle and some nice toiletries in the bathroom. Tv only had basic channels, no cable. Had a problem with no hot water for two mornings, so couldn't shower the morning we checked out. They had someone try to fix it, but with little success. Also fire alarms going off for no apparent reason. Room is close to pubs so can get noisy on weekends.

Nice hotel, but new and not a castle

Very very new, very clean. Not really a castle. Great food, though only a few options. People checking take you to your room, but little explanation to what the hotel offers so just had to ask a lot of questions.

Good Deal

Our stay in Neath was comfortable and pleasant. Rooms were good size and clean. Staff was very helpful. Breakfast was good morning. Also, we appreciated the help the staff provided whenever we had questions or needs.