B&Bs & Guesthouses on the Gower Coast


B&Bs and guesthouses on the Gower Peninsula offer a more personal way to stay, often run by hosts with excellent local knowledge.
From village guesthouses near surf beaches to rural farm stays and small coastal properties overlooking the sea, these options suit visitors who value friendly welcomes, local insight, and comfortable rooms. 

Experiences

Selected Swansea Bay locations are included where they naturally complement a coastal-focused trip.

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Parc le Breos Guest Rooms

Parkmill, Central Gower

Experience a peaceful countryside escape at Parc le Breos, a historic Victorian country house surrounded by landscaped gardens and woodland. Enjoy individually designed guest rooms, welcoming hospitality and exceptional on-site dining, with Three Cliffs Bay and Gower's scenic walking routes close by.

Accommodation: Individually designed en-suite rooms, including deluxe suites and family accommodation.
Dining: On-site AA Rosette restaurant featuring seasonal Welsh produce and locally inspired menus.
Location: Historic country estate near Parkmill, with woodland walks and Three Cliffs Bay nearby.
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Norton House Hotel Georgian building in Mumbles

Norton House Hotel, Mumbles

Norton, Mumbles, Swansea Bay

Enjoy a welcoming coastal break at Norton House, a characterful Georgian hotel offering comfortable guest rooms, self-catering apartments and on-site dining, within easy reach of Mumbles village and the seafront.

Business Highlight: Georgian charm, guest rooms with breakfast, and self-catering apartments close to Mumbles attractions.

Somerset House, Mumbles

A well-located guesthouse close to the promenade and Mumbles village, offering easy access to Swansea Bay walks, cafés, and coastal dining.
Guests staying here often plan their days around promenade walks, nearby beaches, and easy evenings in Mumbles. It’s a comfortable base for exploring on foot and dipping in and out of cafés and coastal paths.

Blas Gower B&B

A Welsh-language B&B known for warm hospitality and hearty breakfasts, set in a quiet rural location close to central Gower.
Visitors tend to choose Blas Gower for its peaceful setting and strong sense of place. Stays here are often built around slow mornings, countryside walks, and short drives to central Gower beaches.

Ty Seren B&B, Rhossili

A small, peaceful B&B near dramatic clifftop scenery, ideal for walkers exploring Rhossili Bay and Worm’s Head.
Many guests stay here to make the most of early starts and quiet evenings near the cliffs. It suits walkers who want Rhossili Bay and Worm’s Head within easy reach, without needing to travel far each day.

Bay View Guesthouse, Langland

Simple, friendly accommodation within walking distance of Langland Bay beach and coastal cafés.
Guests often choose Bay View for its simple convenience, with the beach, coastal path, and cafés just a short walk away. It works well for relaxed stays focused on the bay rather than driving between locations.

The Old Rectory, Llangennith

A welcoming guesthouse combining village charm with easy access to beaches and coastal paths.
This guesthouse suits visitors who enjoy village settings with easy access to footpaths and beaches. Days are often split between local walks, beach visits, and unhurried evenings back in the village.

South Quay Guesthouse, Swansea Marina

Harbour-side rooms offering a convenient base for Swansea Bay and easy onward travel to the Gower.
Guests staying here often balance marina walks with trips along Swansea Bay and onward journeys to the Gower. It’s a practical choice for visitors who want coastal scenery with good transport links.

Cilwen Fach Farm B&B

A rural farmhouse B&B ideal for walkers and visitors seeking quieter surroundings.
Visitors tend to choose this farmhouse B&B for its quiet, rural feel. Stays here are often centred on walking routes, countryside views, and returning to peaceful surroundings at the end of the day.

Who These Stays Are Best For

B&Bs and guesthouses are ideal for walkers, couples, solo travellers, and short-break visitors. They suit trips where a friendly atmosphere, local knowledge, and a convenient coastal base are key priorities.

Staying in a B&B or guesthouse on the Gower allows you to experience the peninsula through local eyes. With hosts often happy to share tips on beaches, walks, and places to eat, these stays offer both comfort and insight.