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Neath lies midway between Glamorgan’s Heritage Coast and the Brecon Beacons National Park, just a short distance from Swansea and surrounded by beautiful valleys. It is perfectly positioned to take full advantage of some of Britain’s finest mountain ranges and breathtaking coastline.

Accordingly you will find accommodation options of every description, both in the historical market town itself, as well as in the surrounding areas. In Neath itself you will find both contemporary and traditional hotels, as well as number of bed and breakfasts and self-catering accommodation.

And with Swansea just a few minutes down the road, there is a whole range of city options available to you there as well.

The Great Outdoors in Neath

Neath’s spectacular rural location lends it a natural attraction to visitors hoping to get out and about. Whether exploring Neath’s country parks, waterfalls, and canal towpaths on foot, or getting the adrenaline pumping by thundering down one of the many heart-stopping bike trails in the area, you’ll want to ensure you find the right accommodation for your needs.

So perhaps, if you’re looking for a more relaxing country break, a stay further out in the surrounding areas would place you closer to nature. However, you might want to book into a hotel in the town centre itself so you can have the best of both worlds with the added bonus of the shops, cafes and pubs on offer in Neath.

Events in Neath

If you’re a foodie you’ll want to ensure you’ve made your hotel booking in good time for October’s Neath Food and Drink Festival, where you’ll be able to immerse yourself in a veritable smorgasbord of delicious local produce, cookery demonstrations, ale tasting, talks, live music and much more.

If arts and culture is more your thing, October also sees nearby Swansea’s Festival of Music and the Arts offer a huge selection of music, film, lectures, visual arts and outreach projects for you to enjoy.

Heritage and History in Neath

A number of sites of historical interest dating all the way back to Roman times chart Neath’s journey through the years. Booking in to one of Neath’s hotels would put you in the ideal spot to explore, amongst other things, the Dulais Valley Heritage Trail, Neath Abbey’s 900 year old ruins, and the UK’s largest electricity-generating waterwheel at Aberdulais Falls.

Enjoy Your Stay in Neath

Neath is a charming gem of a town, with a diverse range of hotels, hostels, bed and breakfasts and apartment, all of which capture the unique flavour of this rural Welsh town. With the church whose choir gave the world Katherine Jenkins at its centre, alongside Victoria Gardens’ two acres of wonderfully landscaped and maintained gardens and 19th Century bandstand, Neath is truly a picture postcard town: why not let Expedia help you find the best place, and deal, for your stay?