Best Hotels near Freshwater West, Pembroke

The room provided an excellent level of comfort, making my stay enjoyable. The furnishings were cozy, and the attention to detail in creating a welcoming atmosphere was evident. The bed was particularly comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep.

This was our second stop over within our 4 day trip in Pembrokeshire. We stayed at a Travelodge the first night, and again on our second. The hotel is located next to an Lidl and Asda, which was perfect as we went to grab some bits in the morning. Friendly people and reception staff. We booked ourselves 2 rooms and was given the room upstairs and hidden in a corner, which was great for our dog. Super friendly hotel. Car parking can be an issue if you're arriving late in the evening, but we managed to find a parking spot at the front.

Best white chocolate chip cookie I have had .they will beat greggs white chocolate chip cookies anytime .also there is a lovely bit of eye candy there to called Lewie 😀 will definitely go back again and would definitely recommend to anyone passing if they are in Broad Haven .From Joanna Jones

Had a lovely stay here and would most definitely come back -The room was clean and of a good size. There was a gothic/steam punk theme with a great colour scheme. Storage space and a wardrobe. 2 windows, one with a sea view. Wooden floors with a rug -The bed was comfortable with lots of extra cushions, side shelves with separate lamps and a large tv with freeview -Bathroom was a little compact but had a full bath with an average shower and Ebony toiletries -Breakfast was fab - lots to pick from with cereals, fruits, juices. The coffee was filter coffee (cafetière) and the cooked meats were of a really high standard. There were also veggie options and you didn’t get less. Breakfast was included with the room rate -the lobby and rooms look much fresher and high quality than the images I’ve seen on trip advisor so wondering if there had been refurbished either way I loved the decor, very high end - the hotel is located at the south beach which is handy for a dip in the sea (when I stayed the tide came in during the morning and the south beach didn’t re-appear until much later in the day). It’s a fairly steep walk down steps to the beach or walk down the street for paths -parking is a short walk away (350m). It cost £20 for 3 nights at the seafront car park. 5 arches cost £9 per day -the shops, pubs, restaurants etc are literally a stones throw away but the location is just far enough from the main drag to be reasonably quiet. I could hear the sea. Negatives - the Wi-Fi is pretty intermittent, this seems to be the case throughout Tenby with many dead spots with zero signal but it helped keep my boyfriend off his phone!