Haverfordwest / Maenclochog / St. Davids / Tenby / Main Wales /
 Set high above the lovely seaside village of Broad Haven, quiet and secluded, surrounded by well maintained woodland garden. B&B accommodation in two double/twin rooms, an upstairs lounge and a large balcony, with magnificent panoramic views over St. Brides Bay from Skomer and Grassholm Islands to the St. Davids Peninsula. Just a mile (less by footpath) to the village with pubs, restaurant and cafe's and a short ride to glorious beaches and other attractions. An ideal holiday base for exploring the beautiful Pembrokeshire National Park, on the Celtic Trail cycle route and a visit to Skomer Island, one of the most important wildlife sites in Europe is a 'must'. A previous guest said "Where do I start? Ann and Dan were delightful, their home is beautiful and does not feel like a B&B at all. The huge lounge and balcony for our sole use made us feel as if we'd woken up in an episode of Grand Designs, the view is breathtaking. At Belmont Barn it was certainly the little things that made the difference -the freshly baked bread, great breakfast and a wonderful selection of books to read... their hospitality knew no bounds!" Drying facilities, covered and large parking area. . where: Broad Haven, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA62 3LD
tel: 01437 781372 - 07880 731969 web-site: www.belmontbarn.co.uk e-mail: daniel.hawker@virgin.net |
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Set in the heart of the Pembrokeshire countryside, just outside Maenclochog, overlooking the picturesque Preseli Mountains, this former early 19th century long house is an ideal base for touring or relaxing. B&B accommodation in three luxury en-suite rooms, individually decorated offering all the home comforts. Also a fully equipped disabled annex. Evening meals available. Within an easy ride to Llysyfran Dam County Park, Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort, Pembroke Castle, Pembrokeshire`s finest beaches and the medieval towns of Haverfordwest and Narberth. Your host Diane will ensure the perfect Pembrokeshire holiday in relaxing surroundings, with a warm friendly atmosphere. Large double garage ideally suited to store bikes.
where: Maenclochog, Pembrokeshire, SA66 7RL
tel: 01437 532 990
web-site: www.twmpathguesthouse.co.uk e-mail: enquire@twmpath.co.uk
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Situated in the Cathedral City of St.Davids in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park, located near several Blue Flag award winning beaches and with many historic sites of interest to explore. Accommodation is offered in eleven rooms, nine are en-suite and all with beverage trays. A friendly pub with ample food and drink on offer, public and lounge bars. Other pubs within walking distance, along with restaurants, cafes and shops. Located near to White Sands Bay, the Pembrokeshire Motor Museum, Haverfordwest and an hour to the port at Pembroke for ferries to Rosslare. Large parking area.
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where: New Street, St. Davids, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, West Wales, SA62 6SU
tel: 01437 720829 web-site: www.cityinnstdavids.co.uk e-mail: howardbush1967@tiscali.co.uk |
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Situated on the cliffs above Tenby, with spectacular views over the old fishing harbour and across Carmarthen Bay and only five minutes walk from the medieval walled town centre. Most of the 40 luxurious rooms overlook the bay, all with en-suite bathroom, radio and tv, central heating, tea and coffee bar and hair dryers. Enjoy fantastic traditional cooked breakfasts and delicious evening meals as you enjoy the sea-views. After a hard day exploring chill out in the delightful gardens, swimming pool, sauna and the Hollywood Bar! An attentive and friendly service. Secure parking.
where: North Beach, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, SA70 8AP
tel: 01834 842 886
web-site: www.fourcroft-hotel.co.uk
e-mail: bikers@fourcroft-hotel.co.uk
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Situated in the heart of historic Tenby, a lively seaside pub, built by Sir William Paxton as his Tenby regency home, a stone’s throw from the harbour and a short stroll to sandy beaches. B&B or room only in eighteen en-suite tastefully furnished and stylish rooms, with some of the rooms adjoining a grand balcony overlooking Tudor Square, in the heart of the town. The narrow historic streets are full of a variety of restaurants, pubs, craft shops and cafés... Rest assured you can eat, drink, dance and shop till you drop in Tenby! This bustling seaside resort also provides a variety of activities and entertainment, including traditional boat excursions, fishing trips, quad-bike trails, paintballing, combat games, clay pigeon shooting and go-karting. After a hard days play, enjoy a refreshing pint or a bite to eat in one of the bars or beer garden, serving freshly prepared meals, daily specials and fresh local seafood. Paxton's Bistro, at the rear of the pub courtyard, is also available as a venue, for private functions. Limited private parking available, so check/reserve when you book.
where: Tudor Square, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, SA70 7AJ
tel: 01834 842000 web-site: www.tenbyhousehotel.com e-mail: info@tenbyhousehotel.com |
