Dance the night away at The King Arthur Hotel

Wedding breakfast set up inside The King Arthur Hotel
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The King Arthur Hotel, SA3 1AD
01792 390 775 | www.kingarthurhotel.co.uk

Nestled under Cefn Bryn, The King Arthur is a delightful wedding venue situated on the highest point on Gower Peninsula. The family-run property offers impressive views over the Bristol Channel, North towards the Brecon Beacons and West to Carmarthenshire. Inside are two bars, a restaurant, 18 en suite hotel rooms, a small barn conversion cottage, four self-catering cottages, five-star cottage apartments and a banqueting hall.

Celebrate in style
The award-winning wedding venue and function room, Avalon, has been hosting weddings since 2003. Avalon has a high pitched ceiling supported by an exposed French oak frame, and the polished oak floor at the centre of the room is bordered by Welsh slate. The beautiful arched windows overlook the surrounding landscaped gardens and the room can accommodate 140 seated guests throughout the day.

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The fairylights nestled in the huge willow tree in the gardens is a new stand out photo opportunity. Weddings include a wedding coordinator, exclusive use of the hotel rooms, white table linen, a microphone, screen and projector, a cake stand and much more.

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