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(please note: prices are quoted per person, per night. Minimum 2 nights stay) If Porthcawl, with its position midway between Swansea and Cardiff is the ideal spot from which to explore all that South Wales has to offer, then The Seabank Hotel is the perfect base for that exploration. Overlooking inviting beaches with calming sea views, The Seabank Hotel delivers all that you could wish for in a modern hotel, whilst retaining its sense of history and heritage. Built in the nineteenth century The Seabank Hotel commands the promenade with its almost ship-like exterior, much as it must have dominated the town at its original construction. Many changes have occurred since tutors boomed at the residential college-boys, yet still a distinctive character pervades the hotel, due as much to the attentive friendliness of the staff as the comfortable decor of the interior. Visitors to The Seabank Hotel benefit from being in between the two major cities of Wales, a beautiful area where you will soon discover something is available for everyone, with even the most discerning tastes in leisure pursuits well satisfied. Whilst enjoying all that Wales has to offer, The Seabank Hotel looks after your needs with a quiet expertise that belies the hard working nature of the staff as they ensure your comfort and well-being. Parking for up to one hundred and forty cars and disabled access make The Seabank Hotel easy to reach for everybody. Lifts to all floors, Residents Lounges, Billiards Room, Mini Gym, Sauna are included amongst those finishing touches that mean so much. Prized only second to the well being of their guests by the management and staff is the trophy cabinet in the hall, where the international rugby teams who have enjoyed the typical Welsh hospitality of The Seabank Hotel have left their own tokens of appreciation. Famous in 1982 for the helicopter landing on the beach to ferry the Australian squad to their waiting Welsh opponents the Seabank Hotel are rightly proud of their connection to what is after all the Welsh national sport. |
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