Lloyd Thomas Centre

Inexpensive ground floor accessible accommodation. However with double bed wheelchair would not be able to get to en suite. Shower toilet and basin accessible. Disabled parking far side of car park and access to porters lodge would need to be around main building . Main access up steep steps

Strange how few people, locals as well as visitors, know about the 1822 Café. Perhaps that is because it is on the University campus and people thinks access is restricted. It is not, and the café welcomes all visitors. The atmosphere is very relaxed, the staff vey welcoming and friendly. The prices compare very with other cafes in Lampeter and generally offer lower prices for both drinks and food than most, but the quality is as good as any. Try it out.

Perhaps biased by having spent around ten years of my life here, got to say that SDUC (St David's University College, now part of Trinity St David's University TSD) is one of the most delightful little places there is. The old library, hall, but especially the chapel are highlights (the latter is certainly one of the top 5 best college chapels in the whole UK) in what is England and Wales' 3rd oldest degree awarding institution. Whether to stay or study, I would thoroughly recommend Lampeter (TSD) to anyone.