Swansea Life
EATING OUT NOW
COMES WITH AN
ADDED TWIST —
WHY NOT STAY OVER
TOO? BY VANESSA
HOWARD.
One of the 16 bedrooms available
at Patricks With Rooms
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With the nights drawing in, it is all to easy to be
despondent that winter is on its way, but a new
trend in dining out could mean that this time
of year emerges as your favourite. The idea is
simple enough; offer customers the opportunity
to stay once their meal is over.
So rather than bemoaning the end of the
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summer that never quite showed up, pack a
few favourite woolies and a beautiful dress, and
enjoy the best that local beaches, dining and
overnight accommodation have to offer.
Here’s four of the best to tempt you to make
that autumn getaway.
Patrick’s With Rooms
One of Maes Yr Haf’s stylish bedrooms
638 Mumbles Road, Mumbles, SA3 4EA
THE FOOD MUST DO
Modern European from the kitchen of acclaimed Well, there is a residents’ gym if you are feeling
chef Patrick Walsh. Expect gorgeously presented righteous, but why not potter down to Mumbles
dishes such as grilled wild sea bass fi llet with Pier and lay down a penny machine challenge to
Patricks With Rooms
white cabbage, crayfi sh salad, lemon and your other half. No nudging now.
chervil.
TARIFF:
A Mumbles landmark since 1993,
THE ROOMS
Patrick’s led the way when the rooms
Rooms start from £110 for two sharing a room.
upstairs were opened to guests in 2002.
From the Oriental Room to the Moroccan Red
Late last year, the team at Patrick’s
Room, each room has a different theme but all
opened a beautifully remodelled building
are sumptuous and irresistible.
behind the restaurant, so guests can
now choose from 16 individually styled
THE VIBE
rooms, all with sea views.
From the moment you walk in, you know this
will be a night of indulgence and pampered
pleasure.
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