About Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire is where Wales lets its hair down—wild coastline, ancient castles, and pastel-hued harbours all stitched together with rugged charm. Whether you fancy staying in a windmill-turned-art-gallery, a vineyard hideaway or a grand old vicarage, the best places to stay in Pembrokeshire reflect the region’s character: unpretentious, soulful, and steeped in landscape. You’ll find seaview suites, foodie farm stays, and boutique boltholes in all the right places—perfect for exploring this spirited slice of the Welsh coast.

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There’s no shortage of things to do in Pembrokeshire, whatever your holiday rhythm. Walkers can hit the 186-mile coastal path, which runs right past secluded B&Bs and clifftop hotels with soaking tubs made for post-hike bliss. St Davids offers windswept drama and a tiny cathedral city vibe, while Narberth is perfect for boutique shopping and buzzy food spots—ideal if you’re based nearby. Tenby’s beaches, candy-coloured houses and lively pubs are great for families and weekenders alike, with plenty of stay-over options just a stroll from the sand. Inland, you’ll find artists’ studios, ancient burial chambers, and atmospheric ruins to explore between meals—whether that’s at a Michelin-worthy restaurant tucked inside a country inn, or a vineyard that serves wood-fired dishes with a view. For wildlife lovers boat trips to Ramsey, Skomer or Caldey Islands are unforgettable, especially during puffin or seal season. From farm-stay breakfasts to spa treatments by the sea, Pembrokeshire makes it easy to match what you want to do with where you want to stay.

Don't forget that if you want to guarantee a room in one of the best places to stay in Pembrokeshire during the peak summer months, you'll need to get organised and book well ahead. This is a very popular region!

The Best Places to Stay in Pembrokeshire

For Something Special

  • Roch Castle Hotel was built in the 12th century. And from the outside it still looks like a castle. But inside it’s sleek and stylish, with six very comfortable rooms. Adults only, sorry. But if you’re spending your time visiting castles it would be pretty special to stay in one.

For Ocean Views

  • Tucked between estuary and hills, Llys Meddyg in Newport offers nine stylish rooms and a lush garden setting just a stroll from the sea. The on-site restaurant champions local produce, and the atmosphere is relaxed but polished. A smart coastal escape with artistic flair.
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For a Country Retreat

  • This friendly, five-room guesthouse in Newport blends homely warmth with smart, country-house style. Cnapan Guesthouse is known for its welcoming hosts and hearty breakfasts, and its location near the Preseli Hills is ideal for walkers. A cosy rural base with genuine Welsh charm.
  • Set in 600 acres of its own farmland, right up against the Pembrokeshire coast, Crug-Glas is a luxurious, seven room boutique hotel with stunning views and a fantastic family-run restaurant.
  • Jabajack is a restaurant with eight rooms, set on its own vineyard. The unique restaurant is spread throughout the farm, with four different locations - it sounds inconvenient, but it’s certainly worth a visit even if you don’t stay overnight.
  • The Stackpole Inn is a delightful country inn with just four rooms and a restaurant serving some of the best food for miles around. The decor is elegant but simple and the rooms start from just £90 per night.

For Ocean Views

  • St Brides Spa Hotel overlooks Saundersfoot Harbour, and its great Cliff Restaurant is known for serving up fish fresh off the boat. There are 34 rooms, with simple, neutral tones and modern furnishings. This is a great spot for exploring the coast.
  • If you’re looking for somewhere quiet and relatively secluded, then Stoney Bridge, a luxurious, four room B&B converted from a large house, might be perfect for you. There’s plenty of light and indulgent bathrooms - ideal if you’re planning a lot of walking.
  • Close to the coast, Trefloyne Manor is a lovely, country hotel with 12 elegant rooms and beautiful views from private balconies. Here you’re well located for walking trails along the scenic Pembrokeshire coast.
  • Overlooking South Beach in Tenby, the Giltar Hotel delivers Victorian-era grandeur with a family-friendly atmosphere and sea-facing rooms. Interiors mix traditional details with updated comforts. A solid pick for a nostalgic coastal break.

For the Wild Coast by St. Davids

  • Overlooking the Pembrokeshire coast, the Twr Y Felin Hotel is a chic, contemporary, 21 room hotel cleverly converted from a 19th century-built windmill. The decor is quite sleek and metallic, and the art is modern, making this a stylishly modern coastal retreat.
  • The Penrhiw Hotel has been converted from a 19th century-built vicarage just outside St. Davids. There are just seven stylish rooms, and a five star level of service.

For the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

  • The Grove, Narberth is a grand old Welsh farmhouse, beautifully restored and converted into a 12 room hotel. There are great views and the location is excellent.
  • A peaceful escape tucked in woodland near Ceibwr Bay, The Old Vicarage Moylegrove combines B&B comfort with rich Victorian character. There are just three rooms and a big focus on sustainability. Ideal for those wanting to disconnect and explore the coastal paths.

For Families

  • Canaston Oaks is a collection of seven comfortably converted farm stables, with all the mod. cons. and great local facilities. It’s peaceful and has plenty of charm too.
  • Penally Abbey is a Victorian beauty turned 11 room, family-friendly boutique hotel. The views over the beach and the water are wonderful, and the rooms and suites have been recently refurbished in a classically luxurious style, taking advantage of plenty of original features. The restaurant is well-regarded too.

For Great Value

  • 32 Townhouse in Narberth, is a charming hotel with just eight plush rooms, plus an excellent restaurant and atmospheric bar. The location is excellent and rooms start from around £85 per night.
  • St. Katharine’s House is a charming, B&B with just two bedrooms, in the small but pretty coastal town of Milford Haven. The decor is traditional, with patterned wallpaper, large windows, antiques and open fireplaces.
  • Right in Narberth’s town centre, Top Joe’s Townhouse offers five modern, budget-friendly rooms above a much-loved pizzeria. It’s a casual setup but cleverly designed, with stylish touches and easy access to shops and galleries. Great value for couples and younger travellers.

For Creative Design Lovers

  • Set in a converted riverside warehouse in Cardigan, Albion Aberteifi is a bold design-led boutique hotel filled with art, reclaimed materials and local stories. Rooms are minimal yet atmospheric, and the communal spaces hum with creative energy. A fresh take on West Wales hospitality.

Best B&Bs

  • The Broadmead is a 15 room, boutique B&B on the outskirts of Tenby. Surrounded by pretty gardens and rural views, this is a charming spot from which to explore the region. The rooms have been individually styled, with nice original features and luxurious bathrooms.
  • Set above a buzzing bar and restaurant in central Tenby, Billycan offers bright, modern rooms with a bold, playful edge. Expect a lively atmosphere, sea glimpses from the hilltop setting, and a menu full of crowd-pleasers downstairs. A fun, contemporary twist on the classic seaside B&B.
  • This rural hideaway near Broad Haven has just two rooms and acres of green space to roam. Acorn Farm B&B is perfect for a quiet break, offering hearty breakfasts and simple, comfortable lodging. A no-frills gem for nature lovers.

For an Apartment or Villa

  • If you’d prefer to stay in an apartment or private property we recommend you visit our online partner, booking.com.

Travel Information

  • Pembrokeshire doesn’t have a big airport, it has a small one, Haverfordwest, which has very limited connections. So, if you’re flying, aim to come to Cardiff Airport. Pembrokeshire doesn’t even have a motorway, and is served in a rather limited capacity by rail, with lines running to Pembroke Dock, Milford Haven and Fishguard. You might also consider arriving by ferry into Fishguard or Pembroke.
  • If you’re thinking about hiring a car (which is the best option if you really want to explore this area) we recommend checking what our online partners, Rentalcars have to offer.
  • Most visitors come to Pembrokeshire for the summer, which is sunnier and warm-ish, with temperatures in July and August hitting 19 or 20°C most days.

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The best hotels in Pembrokeshire

32 Townhouse

Narberth (Narberth)

Charming hotel in the South Wales village of Narberth. 32 Townhouse features plush rooms, an excellent restaurant and an atmospheric bar. History lovers will enjoy visiting the region's glut of castles.

  • Sights nearby - Explore the Welsh castle trail at nearby Llawhaden Castle, Narberth Castle and Wiston Castle.
  • Great walks - Beautiful walking routes in the surrounding countryside.
  • Local markets - Visit the nearby No.47 Boutique.
  • Restaurant
from $108 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Cnapan Guesthouse

Newport (Newport)

A charming guesthouse located in the pretty coastal village of Newport Pembrokeshire. Five simply styled rooms feature sink-into beds, crisp white linen and lovely rural views. Featuring a cosy fire-lit lounge and a beautifully manicured garden. A quintessentially British stay.

  • Active Holiday - There are a number of outdoor pursuits on offer locally
  • Local exploring
  • Great walks - Wander along the sandy beach at sunset and take in the gorgeous views
  • Fishing - Find a quiet spot along the coast and enjoy an afternoon out fishing
from $114 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Stackpole Inn

Pembrokeshire (Stackpole)

With delightful rooms and some of the best food for miles around served in the restaurant, The Stackpole Inn is a superb small hotel. With four elegant rooms, it's a great option for families looking to explore Pembrokeshire.

  • Great walks - Wonderful walking routes can be found close by, coastal and rural.
  • Birdwatching - The Pembrokeshire coast is home to an abundant bird population.
  • Sights nearby - Visit Pembroke Castle, only three miles from the inn.
  • Restaurant
from $114 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

St Katharine's House

Pembrokeshire (Milford Haven )

A charming two bedroom B&B in the small coastal town of Milford Haven. Traditionally dressed rooms feature antique furniture, patterned wallpaper, open fireplaces and large windows. Indulgent breakfasts are served and the property is ideally located for exploring the surrounding countryside.

  • Total relaxation - A tranquil spot with acess to one of the most inspiring coastal national parks.
  • Great walks - Take long walks along the rugged and picturesque coastline.
  • Sights nearby - Make a trip to visit the picturesque St David's Cathedral.
  • Birdwatching - Spot numerous birds at Bosherston lily ponds.
from $114 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Acorn Farm B&B

Pembrokeshire (Clynderwen )

A charming farmhouse set in acres of beautiful farm and woodlands. The two rooms are simply dressed with oak or pine furniture, white washed walls, and pastel hues. Indulgent farmhouse breakfasts are served using all local produce. A tranquil spot to explore the region from.

  • Country Escape - A tranquil retreat set in 75 acres of picturesque rolling green pasture and mature oak woodlands.
  • Sights nearby - Visit the beautiful old Carew Castle dating back to 1270 AD.
  • Great walks - Take long walks through the picturesque Preseli Mountains.
  • Restrictions on children - Children over 16 are welcome
from $115 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Canaston Oaks, Narberth

Narberth (Pembrokeshire)

A converted farmhouse boasting a spectacular setting in the pretty Pembrokeshire countryside. Chic, comfortable rooms are white-washed with cast iron beds, crisp white linen and contemporary bathrooms. The perfect spot for a walking holiday or to just simply unwind.

  • Active Holiday - With the coastline and Preseli mountains nearby there's plenty of outdoor activities around.
  • Great walks - Discover beautiful walks starting straight from the property.
  • Sights nearby - Take a guided tour of nearby Carew Castle.
  • Boutique
from $138 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

The Old Vicarage Moylegrove

Cardigan (Moylegrove)

A beautifully converted vicarage set in a secluded and scenic spot near the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Rooms are fresh and light with large sash windows, contemporary hues, and polished wooden floors. There are also luxury huts for something a little more private. A chic spot for a coastal getaway.

  • Country Escape - With warm hosts, cosy interiors, and rugged coastal countryside — this is an idyllic rural getaway
  • Groups - As a small property, this is a great option to rent out in its entirety with friends or family
  • Great walks - This is perfect walking country with miles of trails including the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path
  • Boutique
from $140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Billycan

Tenby

A chic restaurant and small hotel located in the picturesque coastal town of Tenby. Beautifully designed rooms feature pine wood panelling, simple modern furniture and luxurious bathrooms. Hearty pub classics are served in the restaurant alongside a choice selection of ales.

  • Local exploring - Located in the heart of historic Tenby and within easy reach of all the main attractions.
  • Sailing - Take a boat ride to the holy island of Caldey, an oasis of calm.
  • Fishing - Embark on mackerel fishing trip starting from Tenby's harbour.
  • Great walks - Take long walks along Pembrokeshire's famed coastline.
from $140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

The Broadmead

Tenby (Tenby)

A boutique B&B on the outskirts of pretty Tenby and surrounded by beautifully manicured gardens. Individually styled rooms are just the right balance of traditional and contemporary with feature wallpaper, indulgent bathrooms and exposed beams. A charming spot from which to explore the region.

  • Local exploring - Perfectly located on the outskirts of Tenby to explore the historic town and enjoy the surrounding countryside.
  • Great walks - Discover the magnificent bays and spectacular headlands of the only coastal National Park in Britain.
  • Sights nearby - Pembrokeshire has six impressive castles to visit.
  • Boutique
from $140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Trefloyne Manor

Tenby (Tenby)

A lovely country hotel, set on the Pembrokeshire coast. The rooms are elegant and spacious with tasteful furnishings and excellent balcony views. In the summer, delicious home cooked food can be enjoyed on the veranda. Explore the beautiful surrounding National Park or go for a round of golf.

  • Business meetings - With excellent conference facilities and a business centre, it's perfect for a business trip in the Welsh countryside.
  • Country Escape - A cosy and enchanting spot from which to explore the south Pembrokeshire coast.
  • Sights nearby - This is castle country with Tenby Castle, Carew Castle and Manorbier Castle all closeby.
  • Great walks - Excellent walking in the surrounding Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
from $140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Stoney Bridge

Saundersfoot (Saundersfoot)

A luxury B&B located in a secluded spot in the pretty Pembrokeshire countryside. A handful of coastal inspired rooms are chic and contemporary with white-washed walls, plenty of light and indulgent bathrooms. A tranquil, adult only, property ideal for exploring the region.

  • Country Escape - A quiet spot ideal for exploring the local countryside and coast.
  • Sights nearby - Discover any of Pembrokeshire's six impressive castles.
  • Great walks - Take long walks along the famous coastal path.
  • Restrictions on children - Adult only
from $146 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Jabajak

Pembrokeshire

A restaurant with rooms set within its own vineyard in a picturesque part of Wales. Simply styled rooms benefit from plenty of natural light, soft hues and dark wooden furniture. The unique restaurant spans four venues across the farm and is worthy of a visit alone.

  • Foodies - Sample local Welsh produce in the restaurant boasting four unique destinations for dining.
  • Great walks - Take long walks through the pristine countryside and along the picturesque coastal path.
  • Sights nearby - Visit Laugharne house, the inspirational home of Dylan Thomas.
  • Restaurant
from $148 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Penrhiw Hotel

St Davids (Haverfordwest)

Smart B&B hotel set in a 19th century vicarage just outside St. Davids. The stylish rooms are comfortable and spacious with fashionable furnishings and artwork. Perfect for people who are interested in exploring the Pembrokeshire coast with its stunning cliffs, wildlife and beaches.

  • Birdwatching - Nearby Ramsay Island is great for watching seabirds.
  • Great walks - Stunning walks around the St David's Peninsula.
  • Sights nearby - Three miles from Roch Castle.
  • 5* Luxury
from $164 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Hen Ffermdy

Pembrokeshire (Pembrokeshire)

A boutique hideaway in Pembrokeshire, perfectly placed for exploring the coast. Guests can expect a mix of modern luxury and rustic charm, with cosy fireplaces, plush velvet chairs, and wooden beams. Offering a wonderful breakfast, library, millpond and wildlife-filled forest, it's an idyllic stay.

  • Sights nearby - Visit ancient castles nearby and delve into the rich history of Pembrokeshire with impressive views and fascinating stories
  • Country Escape - Experience Pembrokeshire’s rolling hills, coastal walks, and rustic charm, ideal for recharging in nature's embrace
  • Wildlife Area - Embark on a wildlife boat tour and spot seals, puffins, and other marine life as you sail along the scenic coastline
  • Beach Life - Explore local beaches, perfect for a refreshing dip, sunbathing, or a quiet walk along the sand
from $178 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Top Joe's Townhouse

Narberth (Pembrokeshire)

A Georgian townhouse in the market town of Narberth north of Tenby. The interiors are warm and welcoming with big bathtubs and a library with a roaring fire. There's an on-site Italian restaurant, plus plenty of eateries and cool independent shops right on the doorstep. A charming laidback stay.

  • Active Holiday - The area offers a wide range of outdoor activities, including horse riding, scuba diving, canoeing, and fishing
  • Local exploring - It's only a few miles to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, so head for a hike then relax by the seaside
  • Great walks - Take a stroll along Narberth high street with its colourful Georgian and Edwardian-era shops painted in rainbow shades
  • Sights nearby - It's a short drive to Folly Farm Adventure Park & Zoo - a great day out for the whole family
from $189 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Crug-Glas

St Davids (Pembrokeshire)

A gorgeous country retreat, set in 600 acres of farmland on the Pembrokeshire coast. The luxurious 7 room boutique hotel boasts stunning views and fantastic home cooking in the family run restaurant. A gem for short stays, weddings and private parties.

  • Great walks - The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is the only section of coastline in the UK to be designated a National Park.
  • Birdwatching - Local walking routes weave along a rich marine haven for off-shore birds.
  • Cycling - The 100-mile Tour of Pembrokeshire is fast becoming a must-do event.
  • Wildlife Area - Pembrokeshire coast home to seals, birds, porpoises and dolphins.
from $190 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Grove, Narberth

Narberth (Molleston)

Family friendly grand Welsh farmhouse, beautifully restored with excellent food, located just outside Narberth with its wide range of boutiques and galleries.

  • Romantic
  • Great walks - Ideally placed to explore the Pembrokeshire coast.
  • Boutique
  • Traditional
from $190 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Llys Meddyg

Newport (Newport)

Artistic, family-run restaurant with rooms situated on the Nevern estuary in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. With miles of coastline to explore you'll be glad of the comfy beds and locally sourced, beautifully cooked cuisine. Simple and effective.

  • Foodies - The hotel offers a whole range of foraging and hunting courses, teaching you to find your own food and cook it.
  • Local markets - See work in progress and browse the beautiful merchandise at the Melin Trewynt (Woollen Mill) and Blueberry Angoras.
  • Cooking classes - Forage and feast courses, looking for and cooking the wild food of the Pembrokeshire countryside and seashore.
  • Great walks - There are numerous walks along the Pembrokeshire Coastal path, just ask your hosts to advise you.
from $203 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Penally Abbey

Tenby ( West Wales)

18th Century Victorian home turned family-friendly boutique hotel with glorious views over Tenby's South beach. Having undergone an extensive refurb, rooms and suites are beautiful; classic luxury and elegance with plenty of original features. Fine dining offers the best of local produce.

  • Full of character - The property has many original features including hand carved fireplaces, gothic style windows and much more
  • Local markets - Wander the medieval streets of Tenby and find hidden local treasures in antique and craft stores.
  • Restaurant - Fine dining featuring the best local produce from freshly landed seafood to Welsh lamb
  • Fishing - Book a sea fishing trip from one of the many boats in Tenby Harbour.
from $203 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

St Brides Spa Hotel

Saundersfoot (Saundersfoot)

A charming spa hotel overlooking Saundersfoot Harbour. The simple and chic rooms are come with modern furnishings and neutral tones. The Cliff Restaurant serves up fresh fish straight off the boat and local farm produce. Miles of beautiful Pembrokeshire coastline to explore.

  • Spa
  • Great walks - The 186 mile Pembrokeshire coast is ideal for walking, with golden sands backed by towering cliffs teeming with wildlife.
  • Sights nearby - Pembroke Castle, Oakwood and Heatherton are all within range.
  • Swimming Pool - Heated spa pool.
from $209 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Roch Castle Hotel

Pembrokeshire (Roch)

Perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the coast, the 12th century Roch Castle boasts sleek and stylish accommodation with en suite facilities. Spend your days on the beach before enjoying lovely dinners at the sister hotel. It's adults only, so an ideal spot for a romantic getaway.

  • Sights nearby - Be sure to check out Carew Castle, Manorbier Castle, Haverfordwest Castle and St David's Cathedral
  • Great walks - Enjoy long relaxing walks along the coast and marvel at the stunning sea views
  • Romantic
  • Views
from $216 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Albion Aberteifi

Cardigan

Located in the centre of town, this stylish boutique hotel blends historic charm with modern luxury. The decor features a captivating mix of traditional Welsh textiles and Scandinavian minimalism, creating a warm, nautical atmosphere. Expect riverside views, plus a terrace bar to unwind in.

  • Total relaxation - Cocooned in a riverside cabin-like room, the Albion offers serene views and a tranquil escape
  • Local exploring - A fabulous base for exploring Cardigan Bay and the wider Pembrokeshire countryside
  • Great walks - Embark on a scenic river walk to Fforest Farm, where you can enjoy river swimming, barrel saunas, and Wales’ tiniest pub
  • Sights nearby - Discover the historic charm of Cardigan Castle, just a short walk from the hotel
from $241 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Twr y Felin Hotel

St Davids (Tyddewi)

A wonderful hotel overlooking the Pembrokeshire coast. Set in a restored 19th century windmill, the hotel's design is chic and contemporary. The rooms are sleek and urbane with metallic colour schemes. Local and international modern art pervades throughout this stylish coastal retreat.

  • Honeymoons - This elegant and extraordinary hotel boasts a two floored circular windmill suite- perfect for a honeymoon to remember.
  • Birdwatching - Make the most of the great sea birdwatching along the Pembrokeshire coast.
  • Sights nearby - Roch Castle is only four miles away and well worth checking out.
  • Great walks - There are ample walks along the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast.
from $266 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees