Best Mayals Hotels

Stayed here for 2 nights to visit family in the area. Fabulous hotel/Bistro. Never been to the Mumbles before but well worth a visit. Wonderful part of UK and so pretty .Hotel was spotless and so well maintained and cared for. The service throughout was excellent .The breakfasts in the morning were so good and plenty to choose from .Very good quality and large portions. Room was perfect and clean and had a balcony .Stunning views from the front of the hotel .Overall ,a little Gem of a hotel. Yes ,would return to this hotel. Many thanks to Steve and all the staff that were so good at looking after us.

The host informed us that pay and display parking was available about 50 meters from the entrance of the Boathouse. We found the lot, and was lucky to get the very last spot. We then walked up and down the street to look for the pay station, but found none. Calling the host, he simply informed us that there had been ”a recent change” to NOT charge for parking in that area. He had not bothered to correctly inform us, but did not even apologize. At all other times we passed that parking place it was completely full. Be warned that you will most likely have to travel further along this very busy road to find a spot. You may also have to pay. Our room was spacious and clean and had a nice view of the bay area. The bed was comfortable, although the arrangement with a very large painting stretching all the way down to pillow level stopped us from sitting in bed reading and watching TV. An impractical arrangement. Better reading light would have been nice. There was a small fridge, and yogurt and other stuff for a continental breakfast were loaded there. Not a full English breakfast, but an adequate start of the day. We wondered about the clunky glass bedside tables in glass, and discovered that both were damaged and had therefore been turned with their backs out. It hides the damage, but eliminates the shelf space. How about getting new tables with shelves in wood? The bathroom was unusually spacious and offered both a bath tub and a shower cabin. The password protected WiFi worked fine. There was no elevator. There was no in-room safe.

I lived in London's five-star Ritz and lived in Le Meurice next to the French Quarter. The Music Fable is a bit special. You don't have to look at anything more elegant, because it's a low-key luxury; if you want to face the sea and watch the spring blossoms, maybe it's a good choice (remember to book the presidential suite, where the windows are the most beautiful) landscape). On the day of the check-in, the boss was also there. During the chat, he learned that he had also worked for Ritz in London. It is no wonder that from the moment he entered the hotel, he always showed a thoughtful British butler service. The waiter helped us with the luggage and intimately put on the tea and drinks to solve the journey of the boat. The most surprising thing is that they also prepared the welcome snack macaron, the quality is considered superior. In addition, the hotel will explain to you any information you want to know, eat, ride, and shop... In a strange environment, staying at such a hotel, you really don’t have to worry about it. I really appreciate the boss’s spirit of running this special hotel. A little ** fan feeling, 😄

The location of the room is very good. There is a sea view outside the window. It should be a newly renovated room by the landlord. A microwave and refrigerator are also provided for use. The landlord is very nice, but he is not very good at using the heating in the room, so it is a little cold at night, but that is not a problem. .

Hotel on the beach - courteous reception staff. Rooms are clean. Some rooms do not have safe box - some rooms do not have min fridge. No gym no swimming pool no spa. Basically this is 3 to 3.5 star hotel. I do not know why classified as 4 star hotel. The breakfast is very good. The staff are very friendly and polite. Specially the lovely old lady. There is no salad on breakfast. The cold meat and cheese corner should contain more varieties. There is only one cheese item and for the cold meat only one ”ham” item.