Places to stay in Pembrokeshire

‘The Guest Suite @No.65’ is located in St James Street, in the heart of Narberth. This delightful, contemporary accommodation is situated on the top floor of a beautifully renovated 1830’s town house.

You’ll be able to admire the ever changing panoramic views of the Milford Haven Waterway, and watch the comings.

Your family accommodation is onboard one of our Sailing Yachts on a self-catering basis. The Yacht is moored in Neyland Marina, where you have use of the Marina and village facilities. You can learn to sail or sit back and relax visiting the beaches and Nature Reserve Islands of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Family friendly, fun and full of fresh air.

You will receive a warm welcome when you come to The Wolfe Inn – a delightful Pembrokeshire country pub and Inn with newly renovated en-suite guest rooms in the heart of the unspoilt countryside near Haverfordwest. Serving hearty, high-quality cuisine made with all local produce.

You will find Tudor Lodge in the village of Jameston, a couple of miles inland from Manorbier, between Tenby & Pembroke Recently totally refurbished, we now offer five brand new en-suite bedrooms.

Yet-Y-Gors is a wonderful small campsite set within the grounds of  Yet- Y-Gors  Fishery,  a course fishery situated just 2 miles from Fishguard.

YHA Broad Haven is just 100m from the gorgeous sandy Blue Flag Broad Haven beach and the Pembrokeshire coastal footpath.

Y Bwthyn’s magic is in its location. A lovingly restored stable next to your hosts home, Felin Isaf - the Bishop’s Mill of days gone by. It’s so peaceful and tranquil in its own valley downstream from St. Davids Cathedral and half a mile from the picturesque harbour of Porthclais. A wealth of history here, perfect for alfresco drinks at sundown or a sunny BBQ listening to the babbling of the river and the birds in the trees. Oh and stargazing as there’s no light pollutio!

Woodland geodome glamping, spacious grass tent pitches in a wildflower meadow, and hardstanding and grass campervan pitches with spectacular sea views: all nestled in a wild wooded valley right on the North Pembrokeshire Coast between St David's and Fishguard.

Wood Cottage, a Visit Wales FOUR STAR COASTAL 'chocolate box' hideaway. Lovingly restored this cottage offers all the comfort of home coupled with peace and tranquility in a private woodland setting.

With two superb sandy beaches, two impressive heated pools, a lively Holiday Park atmosphere and the breath-taking Pembrokeshire Coast National Park to explore, Kiln Park has it all. You can also enjoy a quiet family getaway at sister Park Penally Court a couple of minutes away.

With the centre of Tenby just 5 minutes’ walk away and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park all around, guests at The Beachcomber have a wealth of activities on their doorstep.

With over 150 holiday cottages in Pembrokeshire, we have a great selection to choose from. Select a cottage to enjoy one of our Pembrokeshire beaches or head inland to discover the Preseli Hills.

Wiseman's Bridge is a delightful bay on the scenic coast road that runs North of Saundersfoot and on to Amroth. Please visit our website for lots more information on the Inn and the accommodation (caravans, tents, self catering, B&B).