A new concept in hostel accommodation Purpose built facility All rooms en-suite Self catering kitchen Cycle hire On coastal bus route On Celtic cycle route Ideal base for walkers A stone's throw from the coastal path No curfew.

Situated close to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Located between Fishguard and St David's.

Caerhafod Lodge enjoys an elevated position with stunning sea views, making it an ideal centre and base from which to explore the varied attractions of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Lesley Fisher & Family would like to welcome you to Tenby which is both a medieval walled town and one of Wales' favorite seaside resorts, in the only coastal National Park in Britain.  It's ancient harbour,  surrounded by Regency houses in pastel colours,  is a focus for artists and photographers and it's four sheltered beaches and safe bathing waters attract families,  with water sports for the energetic.

Tenby is a centre for touring Pembrokeshire,  a county of great beauty.  rugged coastline,  valleys and hills,  secluded blue flag beaches and excellent golf courses.  There are world famous sea bird sanctuaries,  Stone Age caves and tombs,  iron Age forts,  Norman Castles - altogether some 350 scheduled ancient monuments linked by the 300 kilometre coastal footpath.

Coppet Hall Beach Hotel is a family run hotel.

We are situated approximately 150 yards from the lovely Saundersfoot beach and 5 minutes walk from the village centre. 

The hotel has 11 bedrooms, all have en-suite with TV and free to view box, tea & coffee facilities. Most of our rooms command superb views of the magnificent coastline and the beautiful countryside. All our bedrooms are Non Smoking.

Dogs welcome with prior arrangement.

Our function room holds 120 people and is ideal for private functions such as weddings, anniversaries, birthday parties and conferences. Please telephone or call in for our Function Package, which can be tailored to suit your individual needs.

MERLEWOOD HOTEL is in a commanding position overlooking the bay, only 5 minutes walk to the shopping centre, bars, restaurants, harbour, and beaches of Saundersfoot.

For walking enthusiasts, the famous Pembrokeshire National Parks coastal path is only a few minutes away which runs for 186 miles from Amroth to Cardigan! We are also close to all major attractions like Oakwood Park, Folly Farm and for those with historical interests, there are many castles like Carew, Pembroke & Manorbier, numerous beauty spots & coves, and not forgetting all of the beautiful beaches in the area.

The Jalna Hotel is situated in the picturesque village of Saundersfoot just 2.5 miles from Tenby, a charming village, with a host of interesting features and history, which is situated on the Pembrokeshire Coast national park walk some 184 miles in length.

JALNA takes its name from a series of books written by Mazo de La Roche (1879-1961) on the Whiteoak family on their estate in Rural Ontario between 1852 and 1954. There is also a town in India called Jalna where the meaning (depending on dialect) is warmth.

Overlooking monastic Caldey Island and the one and a half miles of golden sands of the South Beach, the Giltar Hotel offers a warm welcome. Excellent "home cooked" cuisine using the best of local produce combines with the legendary hospitality of the management and staff to make your short break or summer holiday everything you would wish.
The Hotel offers live entainment most nights during the season in our air-conditioned Bar with its Welsh Ash dance floor.
Situated close to the historic Town Walls of Tenby, the Giltar is within walking distance of its mediaeval cobbled streets with their myriad of small shops and the picturesque working harbour with its fishing boats and pretty coloured houses.

Pembrokeshire's National Park is renowned for its scenery and nestling into the edge of the National Park and the Cleddau Estuary lies the former fishing village of Llangwm. For hundreds of years, Llangwm was at the heart of a thriving fishing industry that plied the waters of the Daugleddau (The two Cleddau rivers) and also along the Pembrokeshire coast. Indeed Llangwm itself was famous for its Oyster beds.

The fishing industry is now gone, and today it is a village that provides a wonderful base from which to explore Pembrokeshire by car, on a bicycle, in a boat or indeed on foot.

We have some of the best quality holiday accommodation in Pembrokeshire, all personally inspected and cared for, and we are within easy reach of all the main attractions of Pembrokeshire, just a stone's throw from the Coastal Path and the safe sandy beach at Broad Haven and Little Haven. Situated on St Brides Bay, the coastal mid point of Pembrokeshire, all our cottages are ideally located to explore both South Pembrokeshire, and the beaches at Tenby, Manorbier, and Freshwater West and East, as well as North Pembrokeshire and St Davids, Newgale, Solva, and Fishguard.

Welcome to the City Inn 3 star Visit Wales B&B Accommodation in the heart of St Davids, Wales smallest City.

The City Inn is run by mother and son Pauline and Howard Bush, who offer Bed and Breakfast accommodation in a relaxed atmosphere.

Accommodation is offered in eleven rooms, nine are en-suite and all with beverage trays colour TV's & Hair dryers.

There is ample off road parking for patrons.

Located near several Blue Flag award winning beaches including White Sands Bay, and with many historic sites of interest to explore. We are also the 19 hole for the St Davids Golf club.

Little Hilton Farm was built some time between 1890 and 1910 by John’s grand-father, who was working at that time for Colonel Harries, owner of the nearby Hilton Estate. The farm was part of a large estate as were so many farms in the area.

The farmhouse was originally built of red brick with a Caernarvon slate roof, and whilst we were renovating it in 2004, we were intrigued to find different blends and colours of horse-hair mixed into the mortar. The character of Little Hilton remains throughout the house, with the original beams of Pembrokeshire oak, and pine complimenting the authentic quarry-stone floors. The double bedrooms retain the original fireplaces as well as many unusual features.

Short or longer term breaks, probably better than B&B because of the flexibility the Cottages afford.
A central Pembrokeshire location ideal for walking, cycling, sandy beaches, historical sites and castles, theme parks, Pebrokesire costal path, rugged landscapes, tranquil locations, Bosherton Lily Ponds, St Davids, Tenby, the list is endless but well worth a visit.
The Cottages are part of a working farm and are set around 14 acres of pasture and natural woodland including the Rosemaket Rath (Iron Age Settlement) The farm consists of a small holding, chickens, ducks, soft fruit and vegetable plots together with a small train of breeding Pedgree Alpacas. As with most areas of Pembrokeshire  wildlife, from foxes to herons & red kites being common sights.

St Nons Bay Cottages enjoy a quiet location only a short distance from the sea and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Each cottage provides luxury quality accommodation with cleanliness being a top priority and all are well equipped. They all have enclosed sheltered gardens with a patio and garden furniture and a games room with table tennis or a pool table. A mere 5 minutes walk takes you to the shops, restaurants, local beauty spots like Bryn y Garn and the historic cathedral itself. Exciting pursuits can be arranged at the local Outdoor Centre such as windsurfing, sea canoeing, abseiling and climbing. Sea fishing is a popular pastime and there is also a large boat park. A beautiful setting for a perfect holiday. Click on an image for further details.

Access to the holiday bungalows is off the A4139 coast road between the villages of Jameston and Hodgeston, some 6 miles from the picturesque walled town of Tenby , The Park has large play areas and is ideal for families with children.

There are three beaches all within two miles of the Park - Manorbier, Swanlake, and Freshwater East - and many others nearby. Central to both beach and countryside, Meadowside Holiday Bungalows is the ideal base from which to explore this most beautiful of National parks.

TheCroft Farm holiday Complex enjoys an elevated position with panoramic views and is situated two miles from Narberth, the small historic town steeped in ancient folklore, which has established a fine reputation for its delightful variety of owner-run shops.

It is in an ideal location for rural and seaside visits being near to the excellent beaches of Amroth, Saundersfoot, Tenby and other well-known South Pembrokeshire resorts and several nationally popular tourist attractions. These include the Oakwood Leisure Park (with its famous wooden rollercoaster and 40 other rides). Folly Farm and Heron's Brook Animal Park (with its challenging pitch & putt golf) (2miles).

Stoneleigh bed and breakfast,  with ample off road parking, is situated in the heart of the small village of Clunderwen, within walking distance of a Railway Station, near Narberth in Pembrokeshire, just one and a half miles from the main A40 road running through the Pembrokeshire countryside.

Stoneleigh is an ideal base for exploring the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park with its many sandy coves and beaches, and only half an hours drive from the Preseli Hills with their panoramic views across Pembrokeshire.

A 4 Star Guest House located in Pembrokeshire, Wales

Lamphey Park is situated within the historic deer park for the Bishop’s Palace. We are a mile outside Lamphey village, situated on rising ground ¼ mile from the ‘Ridgeway’. We are surrounded by farm land with magnificent views towards the coast and towards Pembroke town.

We have eight acres of our own land which includes our garden, three paddocks, and the old walled garden. The garden provides space to walk and relax, with some secluded areas under the old oak trees. Landscaping is still in progress and we are planning to create a games lawn for croquet, tennis, etc. The paddocks are home to a small flock of Jacobs sheep and horses, and ducks and chickens are kept in the old the walled garden.

Portclew House is a grand Georgian Country House set in three acres of ground. Over recent years several of the outbuildings surrounding the house have been restored and converted into luxurious self catering cottages.

This ideal location in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is just a stone's throw to the beautiful bay at Freshwater East and the coastal footpath which can be joined close by.
This Family run establishment is suitable whether your stay is for business or pleasure. You will find the friendly, comfortable surroundings most welcoming.

East Hook Farm is a working farm with beef & sheep, plus Richards pony. Situated 1 mile off the Haverfordwest - Broad Haven Road (B4341). The Accommodation is surrounded by beautiful farmland, ideal for walking, horse riding, birdwatching or simply an escape place to unwind and switch off.

Part of the farmhouse dates back to around the 1760, the remainder of the house is much older. We offer high standard 4 star Visit Wales farmhouse Bed & Breakfast accommodation, with large en-suite well equipped rooms.

First class 4 Star Bed and Breakfast holiday accommodation in Pembrokeshire, West Wales.

Our farm is situated in an idyllic part of Wales, close to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, and only a short drive away from the ancient and beautiful city of St Davids. Wherever you choose to explore, Pembrokeshire and Knock Farm provide the perfect farmhouse holiday experience! 

Lochmeyler Farm Guest House is located on a 220 acre working dairy farm, 3 miles inland from the coastal footpath, 4 miles north-east of Solva and 6 miles east of St. David's, (the smallest city in Great Britain).  The warmth and character of this tastefully renovated 16th century farmhouse has been retained whilst providing all the modern facilities for a truly comfortable and memorable holiday in the country, but only minutes from the glorious and varied coastline of pembrokeshire.

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5 Star Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast holiday in Pembrokeshire at Poyerston Farm.

Sheila extends a warm Pembrokeshire welcome to our luxury, 5 star farmhouse bed and breakfast accommodation, which is included in 'Wales Great Little Places'. Poyerston is a working dairy farm run by Philip, Sheila and son Roger. The farm is approached by a private tarmac drive set in 200 acres of picturesque, unspoilt countryside, nestled in the heart of South Pembrokeshire, just 2 miles east of Pembroke and 6 miles west of Tenby.

Our Victorian farmhouse has recently been lovingly restored to provide high standards of accommodation, comfort and added little touches for guests looking for something special. The peace and tranquillity of Poyerston Farm bed and breakfast provides an ideal base for a relaxing farm holiday and for touring or exploring the unspoilt Pembrokeshire countryside and coastline.

This former rectory built in 1870 has probably the best position in Tenby with stunning views over the South Beach, Caldey Island and the Golf course. Just 2 minutes walk from the town centre, the family run Kinloch Court Hotel has residents parking and its en suite single, double and family rooms all have tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer and access to iron and board.
The South beach just 100 meters away is close enough to pop back up the hill for afternoon tea and cakes on the decking while the kids play in the secure Jubilee park just 20 meters away.
With prices from £35 pppn B&B with discount for children, we challenge you to find better value for money anywhere in Pembrokeshire.
Reopening after refurbishment on April 1st, 2009, e mail or ring us now for further details and to avoid disappointment.

The hotel accommodation is close to Fishguard Ferry Port and stands in its own grounds on the approach road to the harbour. Overlooking Goodwick Moor with all of its wildlife, flora and fauna is a natural and ideal setting for a ‘Break Away’ from every day life and routines. The hotel offers a perfect base for exploring Pembrokeshire’s ‘Great Outdoors’ which has so much to offer visitors; we have created and dedicated an activity page on this web site to enable you a taste of the diverse activities you may choose to pursue whilst you enjoy your stay.

Porthclais Farm Campsite situated near St Davids in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a small family run campsite catering for caravaners and campers, open from Easter to the end of October, with the most beautiful sea views.  It is bordered to the south by the cliff path and St Brides Bay and to the west by Porthclais Harbour where small boats can be launched. 

The campsite covers a large area: 24 acres are available for tents and one field of 5 acres is licensed for 12 touring caravans.  The campsite is flat and well-drained and ideal for camping. Another field of 4 acres will be available this year for August Bank Holiday and High Season.

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