Pembrokeshire B&Bs and Hotels

Ael y Bryn

Luxurious and spacious ground-floor accommodation. Four en-suite bedrooms with bath and large walk in shower. Excellent evening meals. Experience our location and hospitality in peaceful North Pembrokeshire. Panoramic views.

Canaston Oaks

All ten luxury guest rooms have superb private bathrooms and are individually designed and equipped with all the little extras that we hope will make your stay memorable.

The Duke of Edinburgh Inn

Just a stone's throw from one of Pembrokeshire's most beautiful beaches, on the coastal footpath. We offer private parking and are child and baby friendly. Great for walkers, cyclists. Bring your pet too. Credit cards accepted.

Wolfscastle Country Hotel

Fantastic value 4-star hotel with 2 AA Rosette restaurant, in the unspoilt heart of Pembrokeshire between Fishguard and Haverfordwest - within easy reach of family attractions, the National Park coastline, Gwaun Valley and Preseli Mountains.

Furzehill Farm

A comfortable farmhouse with character set within 140 acres of land in the heart of picturesque South Pembrokeshire and near the inlets of the stunningly beautiful Cleddau Estuary near Lawrenny, Landshipping and Cresswell Quay.

The Old Vicarage

Beautiful Edwardian vicarage close to the North Pembrokeshire coast. Enjoy wild coastal walks, crisp cotton linen, delicious food and a warm welcome.

Gumfreston Hotel and Rose Cottage

Small family-run bed and breakfast in the historic town of Tenby. Our comfortable non-smoking rooms are all en-suite. You'll enjoy our excellent cooked breakfasts. Rose Cottage is a peaceful self-catering retreat just one street from the beach.

North Headborough

In a sheltered location with no passing traffic. Pembrokeshire National Park 1 mile. Guests separate entrance and lounge. Home reared bacon, sausages, and eggs. On the route to Skomer Island.

Woodlands

Stay with us in Saundersfoot, 400 yards from the lively seaside village with its picturesque harbour and beautiful beaches. Light and airy en-suite rooms with all facilities. parking and licenced, sunny garden.

Tenby House

Originally a medieval coaching-inn known as The Globe Inn, Tenby House was the Tenby home of Sir William Paxton, who developed the town into the fine bathing spa of regency times.