We're on the most southerly point of the Gower peninsula, facing an award winning beach with safe swimming and rock pools - ideal for wind and kite surfing when the weather is right. We're backed by a wooded headland for shady walks and beautiful spring and early summer flowers.
Accommodation
The hostel has male and female dorms places, plus family rooms if you want more privacy. 28 beds in 8 rooms – first floor, 1 x 8 bedded, 3 x twin and a four bedded, ground floor, 1 x 4 bed ensuite, 1 x three bed (double with bunk over), 1 x four bed family room with a bunk and two singles.
There is a lounge/dining room with seating for 24 around 5 dining tables, plus three comfy settees. With full stomachs and full hearts, return to the hostel to cosy up around the wood burner – which is run on locally-harvested logs – and settle in for the evening. There are also picnic tables outside the hostel, overlooking the beach.
This hostel is occasionally made available for hire on an exclusive basis. This means that you can have the place to yourself and choose how many of your friends, family, club mates, etc., join you. We allocate availability for exclusive use in blocks, typically up to 90 days in the future. If you are looking for space to stay with us on a normal shared basis, and can’t see any availability three months or more into the future, then this hostel may be being held for Exclusive Hire.
Facilities
BBQ area
Board games
Cot available
Cycle store
Dining room
Drying room
Garden/grounds
Great for family breaks
Lounge
Self catering only
Self-catering kitchen
Free wi-fi
Access Statement
At YHA Port Eynon we strive to cater for everybody. Unfortunately none of our bedrooms or bathrooms currently meets modern standards of accessibility.
We have:
Minimum 7 steps to enter hostel
Ground floor bedrooms
Ground floor bathrooms
Portable induction loop
For more information please download the full access statement here (49KB)
Latest Reviews
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Alfred Medworth
20 Feb 2018
3.0
Parking: 3.0
Accessibility: 2.0
Toilets: 2.0
Staff: 4.0
Read All ReviewsI had been recently to this hostel with small group when we were on tour. We had to stay there for one day and i was told before that it does not have accessible facilities required for my wife, but i decided to adjust for one day and help her out when required. Right from the entrance help was required as there were steps. We got four bed family room, but as it was not accessible, my wife required support to get on to bed and also it was not much spacious. Bathroom had shower with steps so there also i helped my wife to get into. Staff was friendly and tried their best in accommodating disabled person. Kindly avoid if you are a disabled person and did not have anyone to help out as it will not be possible to manage alone.