The best accommodations Pembrokeshire

This hotel has been in existence since 1842! At the County Hotel, blue is omnipresent, and in terms of decoration, if we can regret a little the dull and old-fashioned aspect of the rooms, they are nonetheless very comfortable. On the other hand, we are very well received and pampered throughout our stay and we find here a very appreciable family side. On site, laundry, parking.... Attention, no elevator and the rooms are only accessible by stairs (first and second floor). Books, DVDs and games for children.

This hotel-restaurant has been completely transformed into a luxury establishment. The Georgian house is arranged in rooms with different colours in a British and modern style. Some overlook the garden. You can choose one of the sublime rooms or opt for the charm of the yurt, installed in the garden. To continue the experience and enjoy Llys Meddyg to the fullest, you will be tempted by the restaurant which offers a delectable gastronomic experience, with a menu reflecting the best of the season.

The hotel also offers comfortable and comfortable rooms.

Heywood is a very quiet hotel with all the necessary amenities to ensure maximum comfort. The relaxation area includes a heated indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, sauna and whirlpool. Some rooms have a canopy bed, built by Welsh carpenters.

Very good restaurant, which is stocked within a 60 mile radius for a large number of products. And for a moment of relaxation and relaxation, we go to enjoy the spa (swimming pool, sauna, hammam) and why not a treatment.

Just a few meters from the beach, Glenthorne Guest House is a charming little house, full of flowers and colors, renowned for its excellent quality. Menna and Peter, the owners, are very welcoming and strive to satisfy their customers. At breakfast, for example, there's a wide choice of products, as well as vegan and gluten-free options. The few single, double and family rooms are well-equipped, clean and comfortable. On-site parking is available for guests with vehicles.

Magnificent views of the great Tenby beach from this luxury hotel where you can find a swimming pool, whirlpool, sauna and heated sun loungers. Some double rooms offer a superb sea view, very pleasant to enjoy the glow of the sunrise on the sea.... The Ocean room suite is sublime with a balcony and a sea view from the private whirlpool bath... In addition, the Atlantic has recently undergone a makeover. Good breakfast with several choices if you don't want the traditional Welsh breakfast, vegetarian option.

Beautifully remodeled boutique hotel opened in 2016, following a £7 million investment to become "Wales's first contemporary art hotel". It takes its name(Twr y Felin means Mill Tower in Welsh) from the historic windmill integrated into the building. The very modern interior and elegant rooms make it one of the best hotels in Pembrokeshire. A real favorite! Everything here is perfect: the welcome, the quality of the rooms, the location... And don't hesitate to try the restaurant: it's a delight!

This youth hostel is located in the heart of Newport, in a beautiful house that used to be a school. There are 24 beds, in dormitories or private rooms with the following breakdown: 2 double rooms, 2 quadruple rooms and 2 rooms for six people. The communal areas are very pleasant, with tables, armchairs and comfortable sofas. Board games are also available. The kitchen is fully equipped. Excellent value for money.

A superb small hotel, upscale but relaxed, nestled in a Georgian house, and whose rooms are personalized with the works of art that the owners have brought back from their many stays around the world. Breakfast is worth the trip and has won an award for its supply of local produce. There is also a good restaurant on site which is available from breakfast to dinner, including traditional afternoon tea. As a bonus, you can enjoy a beautiful view from the terrace overlooking the bay.

This small, traditional hotel is located on Pembroke's main street. It also boasts a beautiful wooden bar-restaurant. You can enjoy lunch or dinner here, and the quality is top-notch. Very good breakfast too. As for the hotel, the rooms are elegant and comfortable. Beautifully decorated in light tones, they are equipped with the essentials: desk, coffee, tea, kettle... Pets are not allowed. On-site parking, smoking area... Laundry, fax and photocopying facilities are also available (at extra charge)...

The Druidstone Hotel has a pleasant restaurant and sometimes organizes concerts. The Puffin Shuttle Bus stops right at the door. It's one of the most interesting addresses around St. David's. Impressive location, surrounded by rocks and perched on a cliff overlooking the sea, above Druidstone Beach. You will have few opportunities to stay in such conditions at these prices. However, remember to book well in advance, this small haven of peace has few rooms, some of which have a sea view!

Impressive location for this youth hostel on a cliff face above the sea. A small garden offers just enough room for a few tables outside. It's a pleasure to sit there and just enjoy the view! A good anchorage to explore the surroundings. Rooms side, choice of dormitories or private rooms. Some private rooms have their own bathroom, otherwise shared showers are available. The small living room is pleasant with its sofa and its small library at your disposal.

Within the Tenby fortifications, Myrtle House is famous for its breakfast, but also for the joie de vivre of its owners, the Evans. Better to book, the rooms are successful! The rooms are quite large, nicely decorated in pastel colours that make everything very warm. It feels good here very quickly. When you wake up, you can enjoy breakfast served in the dining room, with its beautiful alcove. And if you need something, or just advice, you don't hesitate to ask, you are always answered with a smile.

Meadow farm is a campsite in the north of the city, five minutes walk from the beach and ten minutes from the centre of Tenby. Located at the top of a hill overlooking the surroundings, it offers a very beautiful view of the colourful village of Tenby, its square and the sea as far as the eye can see. It is very simple, with the minimum equipment but it is a very pleasant place where it is good to pitch your tent for a few nights. As the campsite is on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path hiking trail, remember to book a little early in the summer.

Modern and spacious building. You will find many surfers there since Manorbier beach is ideal for this sport, like Freshwater West, a little further along the coast. Many rooms have their own bathroom with beds in mixed dormitories or single rooms. It is also possible to rent a part of the building, which has been converted into an apartment. In summer, you can also glamp (accommodation close to the campsite but a little more original and very comfortable) in a kind of yurt with futons.

This hotel is housed in an old castle, which overlooks the bay from its small hill. The place is absolutely sublime. The rooms are not particularly bright because of their small windows, but they have a charm and modernity that just make you want to spend all your holidays here! The common areas are extremely pleasant, cosy, bright and warm. We come here to drink tea in peace and quiet, or to work a little. The breakfast is at the level of the quality of the establishment: divine!

In an old farmhouse, very close to the sumptuous Whitesands beach, at the start of many coastal hiking trails. St David's Inn is certainly the most economical accommodation in the area and was completely renovated in 2017. The rooms are classic and clean, with the minimum of fuss, in a sober decor between green, white and wood spirit with panelling. The communal areas are very welcoming and pleasant, and in the summer you can enjoy a large garden, ideal for reading or just relaxing.