8 Best Hotels in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Twr Y Felin

There's a reason that Pembrokeshire Coast National Park was voted by National Geographic as one of the two top coastal destinations in the world. These windswept coastal paths wind across ragged cliffs, wild moorland and wildflower meadows, secluded beaches and hidden coves. It can be explored by car, bicycle or by foot. There's plenty to see and do, from the stone circles in the Preseli Hills and Carew Castle to the more family-orientated Oakwood Theme Park and puffin-spotting boat rides; the sunsets will take your breath away!

Our Gurus have carefully curated a list of the best hotels in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park — all are based on their proximity to the best hiking trails, and the natural beauty that surrounds them. But these picks are a diverse bunch, ranging from a spellbinding getaway in a 12th century clifftop castle to elegant hotels set in working farms.

For something chic

Llys Meddyg

  • Twr Y Felin is perfect if you want some sleek, artsy style while explore the spellbinding Pembrokeshire coast. This chic renovated 19th century windmill overlooks the sea and is only a 10-minute walk from Caerfai Bay and the historic St. Davids Cathedral.
  • Llys Meddyg is an artsy restaurant-with-rooms run by a husband and wife duo just a short walk from many beautiful coastal paths. Though pretty chic, it has a smack of the traditional too: set in a Georgian townhouse, with a snug cellar bar, and pretty bedrooms. The restaurant has become a local institution, particularly in summer, when it opens out to the garden. A charming, elegant stay.

For a smart B&B

  • Penrhiw Hotel, a former vicarage on the outskirts of St Davids, is set amidst 12-acres of landscaped gardens, leading to paths winding through woodland, river and meadow. Its eight guestrooms are beautifully presented with smart modern interiors and indulgent bathrooms. Continental breakfast is included in the room rate.

For a romantic stay

Roch Castle Hotel

  • Couples will love the windswept romance of Roch Castle Hotel, a 12th-century castle conversion on a rocky outcrop rising above the coast. The views alone are worth paying for, with gorgeous panoramas over St Brides Bay and the Preseli Hills, and it's just a few minutes drive from Blue Flag Newgale beach.
  • Secluded and scenic, Old Vicarage Moylegrove was made for couples walking the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path — it's a stone's throw away! Guest rooms are fresh, light and airy, or you can book the luxury birch huts for a little more privacy.

For a country house

Crug Glas

  • If you want a taste of rural Welsh life, look no further than Crug-Glas, a country house and restaurant set amidst 600 acres of farmland. Spacious rooms are romantic and luxurious plus there's a couple of cottage suites. The restauant champions the very best of local and seasonal produce. A real treat!

For a pub with rooms

The Stackpole Inn

  • We've included The Stackpole Inn for two reasons: first, the restaurant serves great food; second, the four elegant rooms make a perfect base for exploring the rugged, romantic landscape of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Even better, it's family friendly!

A home-away-from-home

Cnapan Guesthouse

  • Cnapan Guesthouse feels more like a home than a hotel, with its charming rural views, snug fire-lit lounge and lovely garden. Set in a listed Georgian townhouse in the historic heart of Newport/Trefdraeth, it's crammed with old family treasures. Bedrooms are spacious and bright with fresh, contemporary-feeling interiors. There's also a cottage for six which is ideal for families or small groups.

Still not sure?

8 Best Hotels in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Llys Meddyg
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 €193 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Cnapan Guesthouse
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 €109 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Crug-Glas
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 €181 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Twr y Felin Hotel
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 €253 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Penrhiw Hotel
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 €156 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Roch Castle Hotel
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
  • Designer
  • Views
from €205 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Stackpole Inn
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 €109 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Old Vicarage Moylegrove
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
  • Secluded setting
from €133 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Written by Edmund Wise

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