The Best of Pembrokeshire

Broadside is a modern, well-appointed bed and breakfast with a double and two twin guest bedrooms. All rooms are ensuite and have hot drink facilities, hair dryers, alarm clocks, and TV. Traditional breakfasts are offered, and packed lunches can also be arranged on request. Eggs come from their own free-range hens and fresh mackerel are available when in season.

Allenbrook is a four star Country House with a large garden adjacent to the shore in the Pembrokeshire village of Dale. It offers comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation for the discerning traveller and a self-catering cottage is also available nearby. The rooms are spacious, well-appointed and face south over the garden and sea beyond.

The Belhaven, as it is known as locally, opened in the Spring of 1978, and has gained a reputation for providing warm, clean, comfortable accommodation and excellent food. At Reception, they have a small bar with a limited range of beers, wines and spirits.

The Clock House provides a great welcoming service. You’ll be given your own front door key and you can come and go as you please.

They offer a traditional full cooked breakfast, or you can choose from scrambled egg with smoked salmon or a continental option. They have a spacious and comfy separate resident’s lounge, as well as a friendly Café/Bar offering real coffee, teas, home-made cakes, snacks & lunches during the day, they are fully licensed and use locally sourced ingredients in their menus wherever possible. The Café/Bar is open until 5pm every day except Monday. (Open Bank Holidays Mondays).

Foxdale Guest House is a large, detached guest house fringing Marloes village. It offers warm and comfortable accommodation and has been graded 4 stars by The Welsh tourist board. The bedrooms are either en-suite or with private facilities and all have hospitality trays and colour televisions. You can choose your own breakfast daily from their very extensive menu which caters for all tastes and appetites.

A warm welcome awaits you at Monk Haven Bed & Breakfast, a very special tranquil place to stay within Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. Nestled 1 mile from the village of St. Ishmaels in a beautiful secluded 16 acre garden and woodland valley leading to Monk Haven beach.

The Clock House provides a great welcoming service. You’ll be given your own front door key and you can come and go as you please.

They offer a traditional full cooked breakfast, or you can choose from scrambled egg with smoked salmon or a continental option. They have a spacious and comfy separate resident’s lounge, as well as a friendly Café/Bar offering real coffee, teas, home-made cakes, snacks & lunches during the day, they are fully licensed and use locally sourced ingredients in their menus wherever possible. The Café/Bar is open until 5pm every day except Monday. (Open Bank Holidays Mondays).

Foxdale Guest House is a large, detached guest house fringing Marloes village. It offers warm and comfortable accommodation and has been graded 4 stars by The Welsh tourist board. The bedrooms are either en-suite or with private facilities and all have hospitality trays and colour televisions. You can choose your own breakfast daily from their very extensive menu which caters for all tastes and appetites.

A warm welcome awaits you at Monk Haven Bed & Breakfast, a very special tranquil place to stay within Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. Nestled 1 mile from the village of St. Ishmaels in a beautiful secluded 16 acre garden and woodland valley leading to Monk Haven beach.

The Crest stands in a superb clifftop location overlooking the picturesque village and cove of Little Haven. From the house and garden there are wonderful panoramic views across St. Bride’s Bay from Borough Head to Ramsey Island. Breakfast is served in the conservatory, a feature of which is the magnificence of the views out to sea. A choice of full Welsh breakfast or a substantial Continental breakfast is offered and is served between 8.30 and 9.30am. Rosie makes a point of utilising fresh local produce wherever possible.

The Bower is a traditional Pembrokeshire farmhouse overlooking St. Brides Bay. This is a working sheep farm where they breed and train horses and keep ornamental poultry. Their historic family have been living and working in this area since the sixteenth century and their knowledge is at your disposal. The home cooked scrumptious food and friendly, relaxed atmosphere will fill you with cheer and warm your heart.

Pendyffryn is comfy and welcoming; the quiet and relaxing rooms are large and bright with sea and village views. The ensuite rooms are contemporary, with great showers, quality beds and linen.  Bread, pastries and cakes, hearty and healthy breakfasts, delicious afternoon teas and snacks are lovingly made by Rosemary for breakfast. 

Bank House B&B is a 17^th century building close by to the restaurants, pubs and local shops of Solva. The B&B offers two spacious en suite rooms with tea and coffee making facilities, TV and Wi-Fi.

Cuffern Manor is a Country House bed and breakfast in Roch, set in 3.5 acres of walled garden and woodlands. This hotel style accommodation is comfortably furnished, centrally heated and with a wood-burning stove in the ground floor sitting room for the colder weather. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided in the first-floor guest sitting area. You are welcome to watch television or read a book in our two guest sitting areas, on the first floor, or the ground floor where there is a wood burner for the winter months and an extensive library with books to loan or buy.

Ty Llwyd is a home from home, Paula will be there to greet you and ensure your stay is a memorable one. From Aga cooked breakfasts to her complimentary homemade cakes served at tea time in either the private lounge or the light conservatory you are sure to have a relaxing evening after a day’s walking!

A warm welcome and delicious choice of breakfast awaits at The Coach House. St Davids is the smallest city in Britain due to its wonderful Cathedral and it’s a great place to stop.  The Cathedral is a must see and you will find many places to eat in the city.

The Waterings derives its name from a sheltered cove on Ramsey Island, the only deep water safe haven of the St David’s Peninsula, where in days gone by sailing ships anchored overnight and took on fresh water. Situated in a quiet relaxing location close to the National Park Visitor Centre, the Waterings is a short walk from the city centre and its 800 year old Cathedral.

Set in fifteen acres of Italianate gardens and south-facing coastal land in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Britain’s only coastal National Park, the hotel has twenty two en suite bedrooms. All bedrooms have en suite bath or shower rooms and all are fitted to a high standard. 

Where old meets new is probably the best way to describe the Coach House Hotel. A truly medieval feeling in a fully modern hotel. In fact, the Coach House Hotel has all the mod cons, including wireless internet, satellite TV and many other extras available for our guests.

Centrally located, we are just a short walk to the historic St. David’s Cathedral, Bishops Palace, local restaurants, cafe’s and pubs, shops and galleries. The renowned Pembrokeshire Coast Path is minutes away, as are the many beautiful beaches and coves this special place has to offer – whether you are walking, cycling, busing or driving. Tŷ Boia offers private parking, bike facilities and the bus stop is about 50 yards up the street. The B&B has its own separate access, hallway and stairs, so there’s no need for tiptoeing around, equally as beneficial to us as to you with our two young children!

Set in fifteen acres of Italianate gardens and south-facing coastal land in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Britain’s only coastal National Park, the hotel has twenty two en suite bedrooms. All bedrooms have en suite bath or shower rooms and all are fitted to a high standard.