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The Dragon Hotel

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The Dragon Hotel has been one of the most celebrated Swansea Hotels, and a key landmark in accommodation in Swansea City Centre for over 50 years. Guests love them for their central city centre location, Brasserie Cafe Bar and on-site parking in the heart of Swansea. Book today and see what all the fuss is about!

The Dragon Hotel is ideally situated for visiting theatres, galleries and sporting events, for shopping and for sight-seeing in and around beautiful Swansea Bay.

ROOMS

The Dragon Hotel offers guests a choice of 106 en-suite bedrooms. All are decorated effortlessly,
offering a comfortable environment. So whether you’re visiting for business, pleasure or a
combination of the two we’ve somewhere you can really relax.

Want to take a look around? Please take a look at images of our accommodation in our picture
gallery.

Each four star bedroom in The Dragon Hotel enjoys modern decor and is kitted out with the latest mod-cons
for your pleasure. When you stay here, you’ll benefit from:

Secure key card access
Direct dial telephone
Digital flat screen TV
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Hairdryer
Tea/Coffee making facilities
Air-conditioning

There’s a wide range of rooms to suit all requirements and budgets. Why not choose from a simple
and elegant Standard Double or Twin Room, a spacious Superior Double or Executive Double
suitable for families.

They can also offer Superior Disabled Access Rooms with wide doorways, walk-in showers and rails for
wheelchair users. Or, for a touch of decadence, you may want to treat yourself to an Executive Suite
which boasts an impressive additional lounge.

Did you know that The Dragon Hotel has an onsite restaurant? For more information about their accommodation and what they can offer you, speak to a member of the team today on +44 (0)1792 657 100.

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Aimée-Louise Robinson

a month ago

Yes it's a dated building and it shows from cracks in the ceiling to a non working light but I think not only does the cheap cost make up for that but so does the service and quite frankly the dated nature of the place adds to its personality. Reception were patient with me as it takes me time to process information and staff that came into the room while we were out were respectful and generous. Not only were all of my belongings in the same messy pile I left them in but they remade the bed for us and replaced the 2 biscoff I scoffed. Also the review that mentions the lift is correct it is a three person lift but only twice was that a problem out of what I would say was 10 times using the lift and if you don't have the patience there did seem to be stairs. Check in is generously early at 3pm and the check out window ends at 11am. Overall, a lovely stay and excellent service.

Louise Shaw

a month ago

Stayed here twice now when visiting the football ground (as an away fan!). Hotel is only a 5min walk from the train station which is good. The hotel was fine for us as it is very basic, if you’re wanting something fancy then this isn’t for you. Rooms on both occasions have been spacious and clean - kettles take forever to boil though! Beds really comfy. Had issues flushing the toilet but it worked eventually. Would stay here again as a basic hotel is fine for us.

Chas Dawes

a month ago

This hotel is well located in the City, just a few minutes from the railway station. I only stayed the one night being in the area but yes, I can concur that the hotel is dated as such, but the room was quite sizeable, clean & comfortable so that is always a positive for me. The bathroom was also a decent size as well.

Daniel Sparkes

3 months ago

3.5 stars would be a more realistic score. Location is amazing, right next to the city centre, several shops within a few minute walk. And approximately 15 minute walk to the beach. Great city view from the window. Rooms are pretty big, as are the bathrooms. Large TV too. Bed was comfortable, and slept well (if you are a light sleeper, it is next to a busy road. And this may make it hard for some people to sleep). Staff were polite, and helpful. 2 biggest downsides; the headboard was filthy, whilst the bedding itself was clean, some parts of the room were very dirty. There is only 1 working elevator, which can carry 3 people at most, and it's pretty slow. As for the hot water (as a few people mentioned that in other reviews), I found if you turned the shower on for a few seconds, that heated up the tap water for a few hours. It is however the cheapest hotel in Swansea, by a considerable margin. If you're staying for a few nights at most, it's suitable. If you're there for a while, it would probably be worth staying somewhere else. I'd happily stay again.

Simon Barrett

2 months ago

It looks like a 1970s build that has received little attention since. The room was't too bad, it was clean, even though the carpet was rucking up (see photos) and the bathroom heater had seen better days. The staircase carpets were worn out, probably because the lifts are slow and tiny. They will just about accommodate 2 people with bags! The dining room looked like it was about to have a ceiling collapse, there were several faulty electrical sockets, and the coffee machine wasn't working. Breakfast was pretty dour. If you were trying to be healthy then there were some orange slices, and small pieces of watermelon on offer. Cereals, toast and an overcooked selection of bacon, sausage, beans, eggs etc. The check in time was 3pm, and we were there about 30 minutes early. Even though the room was available they were not going to let us go up to it! Quite dismal customer service. I'm surprised it is still in business. A demolition and rebuild by a reputable hotelier would be the best thing for Swansea, as it is in a good location for the city.