Hotels with Swimming Pool in New Quay, Wales
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1. Coogee View
Coogee ViewNew Quay
P29,212
P35,055 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 11 - Sep 12
2. Quay West Holiday Park - Holiday Accommodation 19725
Quay West Holiday Park - Holiday Accommodation 19725New Quay
P26,404
P31,684 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 11 - Sep 12
3. Cove Cottage
Cove CottageLlandysul
P45,434
P54,521 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 11 - Sep 12
4. Penrhos Park
Penrhos ParkLlanon
- Dive into aquatic bliss with a refreshing indoor pool and dedicated children's pool after a round on the 27-hole golf course.
P5,636
P6,763 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 9 - Sep 10
5. The Cliff Hotel & Spa
The Cliff Hotel & SpaCardigan
- Tranquil coastal escape with a serene indoor pool and rejuvenating spa awaits at this cliff retreat.
P8,398
P10,078 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 6 - Sep 7
6. Inviting 2-bed Cottage in Newcastle Emlyn
Inviting 2-bed Cottage in Newcastle EmlynNewcastle Emlyn
- Immerse in the serene countryside with a year-round indoor pool, deep soaking tubs, and lush garden views at this rural retreat.
P4,358
P4,358 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 9 - Sep 10
7. 64 Penlan Holiday Park
64 Penlan Holiday ParkNewcastle Emlyn
- Enchanting holiday retreat features serene outdoor pool in garden setting with 24-hour access.
P22,506
P27,007 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 31 - Sep 1
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Top New Quay Hotel Reviews
The Cliff Hotel & Spa
10/10 Excellent
"Have returned at least once each year since first visit 7 years ago ... I think that says it all"
The Glengower
10/10 Excellent
"The hotel is a great place to stay - very well located on the promenade, close to Constitution Hill and not too far from the centre of town. The beach is directly opposite, perfect for taking an early morning swim as I did! (Just make sure the sea isn’t too rough). The hotel itself is a lovely period property - rooms are a generous size with a very nice en suite, large comfortable bed and plenty of furniture for clothes storage. My only slight gripe was that the toiletries could have been replaced a bit more frequently and also more milk provided for tea and coffee when it ran out. Despite being above a pub it was also incredibly quiet in the room, equalling a good night’s sleep (having said that, my room wasn’t seafront-facing so possibly that might mean a bit more noise - my impression is that Aberystwyth gets very quiet around 11pm onwards though). Breakfast was of a good quality with a range of decent cooked options that weren’t too much of the gut busting variety, including vegetarian and vegan alternatives. I also had an evening meal whilst there, a breaded pollock dish which was delicious followed by sponge pudding and custard - yummy! Lastly the staff were always friendly and helpful, giving info on local things when and where needed. Definitely recommended and if staying in Aber again I’d likely look up the Glen."