The Hotel

Nestled in the stunning Bishopston valley, The New Gower Hotel is the perfect space in which to relax, unwind and escape the stresses of modern life. Our excellent location affords guests the luxury of being able to easily access the breathtaking beaches and rugged coastline of the Gower peninsula, as well as Swansea city centre and the quaint seaside village of Mumbles.

Gower Peninsula is Britain's first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and we're honoured to be situated in the heart of it. You’ll be spoilt for choice of walking routes and have access to numerous beaches, not to mention the miles of Wales Coast Path on offer.

Cycling holidays in Gower and Swansea Bay offer the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes, coastal paths, and charming villages of our beautiful region. Whether you prefer leisurely rides along the Swansea Bay 5.8 mile of prom with the family stopping off for refreshments and the world renowned ‘Joe’s Ice Cream’ or more challenging off-road adventures, Gower and Swansea have plenty to offer cycling enthusiasts of all levels.

The New Gower Hotel have 5 bicycle lock ups available for hire for the durations of your stay. Located at the top of the car park and adjacent to the lodges.

£10 is payable for the lock and key and provides you with access to your bike for the duration of your stay. A £15 refundable deposit is required and is refunded on return of the lock and key.

Room Details

Boutique Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 adults

Groupon's Guide To Swansea

Part of the historic county of Glamorganshire, Swansea is the largest coastal city in Wales.

Stretching to almost 250 metres, the Mumbles Pier is one of the most visited attractions in the region, boasting panoramic views of Mumbles Bay. History enthusiasts may visit the National Waterfront Museum, which offers insights about the influence Wales had during the Industrial Revolution. Travellers may also find other attractions such as the Clyne Gardens, initially established by the Admiral Argernon Walker-Heneage-Vivian, or the Plantasia, a massive tropical house built entirely from glass.