Pembroke Hotels

Where to stay in Pembroke

Historic town centre

Explore the charm of Pembroke's medieval streets, where history and hospitality walk hand in hand. Staying in the town centre means you're a stone's throw away from the majestic Pembroke Castle, allowing for leisurely strolls through time. With local shops and cafes dotting the streets, guests can indulge in a bit of retail therapy and a hearty Welsh cake all in one afternoon.

Near Pembroke Dock

For those who like to keep things modern and convenient, staying near Pembroke Dock is a top choice. It's perfect for ferry travellers, offering swift access to transportation links. Contemporary hotels here cater to business needs, ensuring you can mix work with pleasure seamlessly.

Coastal accommodations

Dreaming of the sea? The Pembrokeshire Coast has you covered with hotels that offer breathtaking beach views. Whether it’s a beachfront hotel or a cosy B&B, the coast calls for outdoor activities and relaxation. Perfect for those who fancy a splash or a wander along the stunning shoreline.

Countryside retreats

Escape to the serene Pembrokeshire countryside for a tranquil retreat where nature takes centre stage. Boutique and luxury hotels provide a sanctuary nestled among rolling hills. It’s an ideal spot for nature lovers seeking peace, quiet, and perhaps a few sheep as neighbours.

Family-friendly hotels

Travelling with the brood? Fear not, as family-friendly hotels in Pembroke offer suites and amenities tailored for comfort and convenience. With proximity to family attractions and facilities that cater to the little ones, parents can rest easy knowing everyone’s needs are looked after.

Romantic getaways

For those looking to rekindle the romance, Pembroke offers hotels with enticing romantic packages. Think scenic views and private settings that set the stage for a perfect couples’ escape. It's the little touches that make a stay memorable, from candlelit dinners to sunset vistas.

Pet-friendly accommodations

No need to leave furry friends behind, as pet-friendly accommodations abound in Pembroke. These hotels welcome pets with open arms and are conveniently located near pet-friendly parks and trails, offering amenities that make travelling with pets a breeze.

Local attractions

Pembroke Castle is a major draw for tourists. A structure first appeared on the rocky promontory in about 1093, but it wasn't until the late 12th century that the castle was rebuilt in stone. Harri Tudur, born here in 1457, went on to become Henry VII of England after defeating Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth Field. Wander through the castle's rooms, down its spiral staircases and along its battlements to get a real feel for what life must have been like in medieval times.

After exploring the castle, head out below the ramparts onto Main Street to admire the Georgian and Victorian architecture on show. You'll find a variety of independent shops dotted throughout the town, along with a great choice of cafés, pubs and restaurants offering refreshments. Carry on along Mill Pond Walk before looping back into town for a deserved rest.

Out and about

There are plenty of attractions within easy reach of Pembroke, so if you're spending a few days in the area you'll have lots to keep you occupied and entertained. Head west out of town to join up with the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which follows the county's coastline for 186 miles. Hidden coves, dolphins, Neolithic tombs and Iron Age forts are all waiting to be discovered.

Barafundle Beach, near the village of Stackpole, is a beautiful small bay offering a swathe of golden sand and clean waters. Also try and find time to visit St Govan's Chapel nearby. This fascinating building was built into the side of a limestone cliff and parts of the chapel are believed to date back to the 6th century. Get active and make the most of the area's coastal waters by booking a surf lesson through Outer Reef Surf School, or opt for a more relaxed few hours by visiting Stackpole Walled Gardens, where you'll find a fantastic range of plants, fresh fruit and vegetables.