James John Hamilton House And Backpacker Hostel - Fishguard
51.99346, -4.97448Offering 6 rooms, James John Hamilton House And Backpacker Hostel boasts a location approximately a 5-minute walk from French Invasion Tapestry. Featuring Wi-Fi, this hostel is also around 10 minutes' drive from Yet-Y-Gors Campsite and Fishery Fishguard.
Location
Historical sites in the area include Fishguard Fort, situated 10 minutes away by car. Nature lovers will appreciate proximity to Dyffryn Fernant Gardens, which is 10 minutes away by car.
The nearest airport is Swansea, 115 km from the hostel.
Rooms
Along with tea/coffee making equipment, some of the rooms offer a TV for guests' enjoyment. Furnished with a sofa set and a work desk, some rooms also have an adjoining terrace and a sitting area.
Eat & Drink
Fresh fruits, toasts, and fresh coffee are served for breakfast. Serving British dishes, The Old Bakehouse is approximately a 5-minute walk away. This property has a shared kitchen. The hostel also provides guests with convenient dining services, such as grocery delivery service.
Leisure & Business
Active sport activities include windsurfing, snorkelling, and diving.
Rooms and availability
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Max:4 persons
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Heating
Essential information about James John Hamilton House And Backpacker Hostel
💵 Lowest room price | 151 NZ$ |
📏 Distance to centre | 200 m |
✈️ Distance to airport | 112.6 km |
🧳 Nearest airport | Swansea, SWS |
Location
- City landmarks
- Nearby
- Restaurants
- Hotels nearby
Reviews of James John Hamilton House And Backpacker Hostel
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missingWrote a review on Jul 27
We had a fantastic stay at James John Hamilton House And Backpacker in Fishguard. The central location made it easy for us to explore the beautiful Coast Path. The guesthouse was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped, with a spacious living room and reliable Wifi. The staff were extremely supportive and even offered transfers to and from the railway station. We appreciated having a supermarket, pub, and restaurants nearby, as well as easy access to public transport. I highly recommend this delightful guesthouse for a relaxing and enjoyable stay.
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missingWrote a review on Jul 02
We got great value for our money at James John Hamilton House. The room was incredibly comfortable and cozy, more than any other hotel I've stayed in. The location was perfect, with friendly locals and a charming town to explore. The staff treated us like family, especially the owner Steve who went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable.
The breakfast could have been improved with a wider variety of options.
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missingWrote a review on Mar 26
The hostel had clean and comfortable rooms, with little touches that made it a great base for hiking the Pembrokeshire coast. John, the host, was knowledgeable about the area and provided helpful information on the history, nature. The breakfast provided was plentiful and the hot tub was a fantastic bonus after a long day of walking. a great stay and highly recommended.
Felt totally relaxed, nothing was too much trouble.
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missingWrote a review on Mar 08
We, as young holiday goers, absolutely loved our stay at this place! the warm and cosy atmosphere made us feel right at home. the owner, Stephen, was incredibly friendly and accommodating, meeting all our requirements and more. the converted school house had a unique charm with carefully positioned original artworks. Stephen's gourmet meals were an added bonus. the location was perfect, with convenient parking, nice pubs, and a stunning coastline. Definitely coming back!
We felt nothing but happy during our entire stay. No complaints at all!
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missingWrote a review on Feb 19
The accommodation at James John Hamilton House And Backpacker was perfect and welcoming. Our room was clean and cozy, providing much-needed warmth after a rainy day at the theme park. The host was amazing, allowing us to check in a little earlier than planned. The beds were incredibly comfortable, and the shower was great. We will definitely be coming back!
Although there were some minor drawbacks, such as noise transfer through the walls and floors, it did not greatly impact our stay. We recommend requesting a room in a different part of the house if you are a light sleeper.
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missingWrote a review on Feb 08
Conveniently located Victorian building in Fishguard town. Friendly host, offers assistance with unloading and provides hot drinks. Comfortable living room with inviting atmosphere. Breakfast offers a variety of options. Helpful recommendations for nearby attractions.
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missingWrote a review on Jan 16
Great location, spacious room, and well-equipped kitchen. Friendly owner who went above and beyond with a kind gesture. Surprisingly cozy and unique atmosphere. Helpful staff and a comfortable bed for a restful stay.
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missingWrote a review on Dec 24
Absolutely lovely hostel with a warm and homely atmosphere. The owner, Steve, was extremely helpful, caring. The breakfast model was flexible and convenient, with all the basics provided. The architecture and atmosphere of the guesthouse were really appealing. Great location, with easy access to restaurants, bus stops, pubs, and shops. The living room was inviting and had a homelike atmosphere.
No complaints.
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missingWrote a review on Dec 16
Absolutely lovely hostel with a warm and homely atmosphere. The owner, Steve, was extremely helpful, caring, and kind. The breakfast model was flexible and convenient, with all the basics provided. The architecture and atmosphere of the guesthouse were really appealing. Great location, with easy access to restaurants, bus stops, pubs. The living room was inviting and had a homelike atmosphere.
No complaints.
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missingWrote a review on Dec 03
Steve, the host, was extremely accommodating and friendly, going out of his way to be there for our late ferry arrival. The property itself was beautiful and had everything we needed, including comfortable beds and an excellent shower. One standout feature was the wide range of breakfast options, including Lapsang Souchong tea, which I had never encountered anywhere else. The central location was perfect, with easy access to the Coast Path and nearby amenities. The staff were supportive and helpful, and the overall experience was pleasant and comfortable.
Can't recommend highly enough this hotel.
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missingWrote a review on Nov 05
My 5-night stay at James John Hamilton House was warm and cosy. The lounge area was spacious and a great place to meet others. The free breakfast was an unexpected bonus. The owner, Steve, was friendly and spent time talking about the town's history. The house was relaxing and I had it to myself. The nearby bookshop, Seaways, was amazing. The marketplace in the townhall on Christmas Eve was a wonderful experience. The town's friendly atmosphere made me want to visit again.
Would definitely recommend this hotel.
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missingWrote a review on Oct 27
Comfortable and clean rooms that provided a good base for exploring the area
The host was knowledgeable and friendly, providing helpful information about the local attractions. Convenient location with nearby amenities such as pubs and restaurants
No negative aspects to mention. a pleasant stay with no issues.
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missingWrote a review on Oct 21
Great location, close to town center and restaurants. Comfortable and spacious beds. Free breakfast provided.
Limited parking options, had to use a pay and park lot nearby. No study table in the room.
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missingWrote a review on Sept 26
Comfortable beds and spacious ensuite bathroom. Friendly and helpful host who offered us tea and coffee upon arrival.- Great location, a short walk from the town and close to the ferry terminal.
No parking space available, but there is cheap pay and park parking nearby. No study table in the room, which can be inconvenient for those who need to work or study during their stay.
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missingWrote a review on Sept 13
I had the most pleasant stay at James John Hamilton House And Backpacker. The host, Steve, was incredibly welcoming and made me feel right at home. The room I stayed in was small but cozy, with a lovely ensuite shower. The communal lounge was a great place to relax and the shared kitchen allowed me to make my own breakfast. The provided bread and cereal were a nice touch. I had a wonderful experience and would definitely recommend staying here.
FAQ about James John Hamilton House And Backpacker Hostel
- a shared lounge
- a picnic area
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