Name: Quiet 2bedroom Home-garden-parking-family Friendly
Address: 44 Llwyn Teg, Fforest-fach, Swansea, Wales, SA5 4NF, Swansea, GB

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up to 4

2 Queen BedsOverlooking the garden Layout - 2 bedrooms Relax - FireplaceInternet - Free WiFi 100+ Mbps (good for 1–2 people or up to 6 devices) Food & Drink - Kitchen with refrigerator, stovetop, oven, and microwaveSleep - Bed sheets Bathroom - 2 bathrooms, deep soaking bathtub Practical - Washer/dryer, yard, and iron/ironing board; cribs/infant beds available on requestComfort - HeatingNeed to Know - No rollaway/extra beds availableNon-SmokingRoom is accessed via exterior corridors

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Boat tours nearbyHealth or beauty spa nearbyGardenFree WiFiKayaking nearbyFishing nearbyMarina nearbyMotor boating nearbyBoat tours nearbyPrivate picnicsBicycle rentals nearbySecured bicycle storageSwimming nearbyFree self parkingHealth or beauty spa nearby

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Slice

Modern British

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A personal welcome from chef-owners Chris and Adam is just one of the charms of this sweet little restaurant hidden away in the Swansea suburbs. The passion and pride of the team comes across not just in the friendly service, but in the carefully prepared dishes centred around seasonally changing ingredients – whether that be fresh crab with watermelon or pan-fried sea bass with butter-poached lobster. Choose from the concise à la carte or opt for the tasting menu for the full experience, accompanied by a well-priced wine pairing.

3.9km

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The Shed

Traditional British

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Experienced Chef-Owner Jonathan Woolway worked in London for many years before returning home to his beloved Wales to open this industrial-style restaurant by the former docks. His patriotic side comes out in the use of terrific local produce, along with a none-more-Welsh lamb, leek and laverbread pie to share. The other dishes too, from Mangalitsa brawn to a Welsh rarebit on the side, are hearty, traditional and decidedly unfussy.

4.9km

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