Pant-yr-Athro International Hostel - Carmarthen, Wales Reviews

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Pant-yr-Athro International Hostel Details

Number of Beds:	20
Bedsheets:	Sheets Included
Parking:	FREE
Luggage Storage:	Available
Coed Dorm Available:	YES
Bathroom in Room:	No
Credit Cards Accepted:	No
Reservations Accepted:	YES
Internet Computers:	Pay

Age Range Allowed:	All Ages
Minimum Stay:	1 night
Maximum Stay:	Unlimited
Lockout:	Open all hours
Curfew:	No Curfew
Checkout:	Approx 12 noon
Reception Hours:	24 Hours
Membership Required:	No
Open Dates:	All Year

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Address	Sa33 - 5Aj, Carmarthen (Carmarthenshire), Carmarthenshire, Wales
Location	The hostel is located 6 miles from Carmarthen on the B4312 (Llansteffan Road. 5 miles down the B4312 is Pantyrathro lane on the right. Here take a right up the lane and follow the signs to the hostel. If taking the bus (Llansteffan bus), ask to be dropped off at "Pantyrathro", and he will drop you at the bottom of the lane.
Website	www.backpackershostelwales.co.uk (to make a reservation click here)
Telephone	(44) 01267 - 241014
Fax	(44) 01267-241014

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Hostelz.com Guest Reviews

Simple and cheap Can't say anything negative about the price to stay here -- it is very cheap. Rooms are very basic, cramped, with basic linen. Not much in the way of storage -- no drawers or wardrobe. Food is basic. Chips were not very nice at all. Tomato Ketchup appeared to be watered down with vinegar. The one major downside is the early closure of the bar -- Even on a Friday night with a packed bar (in excess of 20 people), the owner still forced everyone to drink up and vacate the bar, even though there is an apparent license for it to stay open till 3am. And as you're in the middle on nowhere, this effectively means its your bedtime. It wouldn't be so bad if you could purchase drinks for later consumption in the communal area -- but again, this isn't allowed. In conclusion, Reasonable accommodation for your money -- but a strange 'dictatorship like' approach to alcohol and staying up past midnight. — Recent Stayer , British (2010-09-13)

A place to crash This place specialises in Stag dos. The accommodation is very basic and everything is on a budget. Twelve of us shared a bathroom with two, small sinks, two showers (ok), and two tiny loos. Four of us were in a ten foot square room with two bunk beds a few shelves and some limited hanging space. The decor is 1970s with a mexican theme mixed in with other African and Asian ornaments. The mattresses were lumpy and the sheets were all in one with the pillow cases obviously designed for convenience and certainly not for comfort. As a place to crash after a night on the town it is adequate and at £10 a bunk good value. — Stewart Kirkpatrick , United Kingdom (2009-08-02)

Cold, wet, damp, and the beer was off. — Backpacker (2005-04-16)

A great hostel with great Mexican - Welsh (!!) food! — Anonymous (2003-11-21)