Pembrokeshire : Auberges

« Conveniently located just off main road - the A40 between Fishguard and Haverfordwest in Pembrokeshire, west Wales. Off-street Hotel car park. Very friendly and efficient staff. Located in a pretty valley with rock formations and a wooded gorge. Ideal for the Irish ferry between Fishguard and Rosslare in Ireland. I had a comfortable, clean, well-appointed room. Would book to stay there again. »

« Very well-situated in centre of town, with shops and restaurants on doorstep. Room unpretentious but everything worked as it should. Bed very comfortable. The pub downstairs was friendly and good to sit in at the end of evening. »

« Vraiment proche de la Cathédrale Saint David qui est absolument à voir et établissement très bien avec personnel efficace et sympathique »

« The breakfast at the Castle Hotel was the best breakfast ever - no kidding. »

« Cannot fault cleanliness or willingness to help when things go wrong. (Eg my room became cold when the radiator turned out to have been turned off, the TV had some problems....) I would not recommend this as a place for tourists to stay unless you know the area well; no helpful leaftets around to guide you, staff too busy or not always there to answer questions. Excellent breakfast; only had one evening meal which would describe as typical pub fare. They 'upgraded' me to a room with a bath...