King Arthur Hotel is an award-winning hotel in the Gower peninsula

King Arthur Hotel fairylight tree
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KING ARTHUR HOTEL, SA3 1AD 
01792 390 775 | www.kingarthurhotel.co.uk


Located in the heart of the Welsh countryside, this award-winning hotel is a hidden gem in the spectacular Gower peninsula. This family- run hotel comprises of 18 en-suite bedrooms, a charming 18th-century Guinevere’s cottage and luxury self-catering cottage apartments.

The fairylights nestled in the huge willow tree is a new stand-out feature, perfect for those after-dark photos.

Celebrate in style
Rich in history, the King Arthur Hotel’s wedding venue, Avalon, has been popular since 2003. The large room boasts a high-pitched ceiling with exposed French oak beams, Welsh slate floors and arched windows overlooking the surrounding landscaped gardens.

The venue is licenced for civil ceremonies and can comfortably accommodate 140 seated guests for a wedding breakfast and 200 for the evening.

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Each wedding has exclusive use of all hotel rooms for the night with the bridal suite complimentary for the happy couple.

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