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The Cambrian Inn
Located in Solva, 22 miles from Oakwood Theme Park, The Cambrian Inn has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
St. Davids Cross Hotel
St. Davids Cross Hotel set the center of St David’s, on Cross Square. This hotel features a restaurant, lounge and a bar. Each room at St. Davids Cross Hotel has traditional décor.
The Grove
The Grove is situated on beautiful grounds near St. David’s Cathedral. The hotel has an acre of walled gardens and a restaurant and bar for drinks and dining.
Twr y Felin Hotel
Located in St. Davids, 1.3 miles from Caer Bwdy Bay Beach, Twr y Felin Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Roch Castle
Dating back to the 12th century, Roch Castle offers guest accommodations, set on a rocky outcrop over looking St Brides Bay. Roch Castle offers free parking and WiFi.
Glendower B&B
Set within 1 mi of Caer Bwdy Bay Beach and 2297 feet of St David's Cathedral in St. Davids, Glendower offers accommodations with a TV. A courtesy tray and kettle are also featured.
The Farmhouse Lochmeyler
The Farmhouse Lochmeyler enjoys a location in Llandeloy, 21 miles from Oakwood Theme Park and 8.8 miles from St David's Cathedral.
Victoria Inn Brewhouse B&B
Located in Roch, 16 miles from Oakwood Theme Park, Victoria Inn Brewhouse B&B provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar. This 4-star inn offers free WiFi.
Crug Glas Country House
Crug Glas Country House in St. Davids provides accommodations with a bar and a shared lounge.
Penrhiw Priory
This 5-star bed and breakfast is an elegant stone-built property surrounded by 12 acres of private woods and gardens.
What Guests Said About Solva:
- 10Scored 10
We stopped here on our way back from St David's for a couple...
We stopped here on our way back from St David's for a couple of hours. We walked along the coastal path and up the hill to see the view. We had lunch at Mamgu Welshcakes which offered some unique dishes but it was delicious and great value (and dog friendly). Then we had a look around Window on Wales at the clothes and gifts. Unless you're booking an activity in the summer, I don't think there's enough in Solva to spend a whole day but it is definitely worth a stop if you are in the area.JonathanUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
there is a noticeable lack of decent restaurants in the...
there is a noticeable lack of decent restaurants in the Solva and St, Davids area. Food is mainly available in the pubs and a lot of it microwaved. The only pizza place in St, Davids, 'Grain', was fully booked. The Farmers, Bishops and Cross in St. Davids and the Hats and Barrels in Solva are all owened by the same family. Surroundings may differ but the food is very similar. The cambrian Inn in Solva was good but by far the best meal was in the Ship inn. Limited fish menu, a locals pub but the food was exceptional. Try thr monkfish green thai curry.
GlynUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
We love solva tiny village in between st Davids and new...
We love solva tiny village in between st Davids and new gale beach. It’s 2000 year old village and harbour with boats and beautiful houses. The Cambrian in is beautiful and cozzy quiet excellent place to eat and drink l. The food is extra its delicious. We slept really well as it’s so quiet. There are walk ways to go look at the views on the hills. And a lovely gift shop and live music opposite. It’s a must to be visited.JodiUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
A quiet coastal village, with a couple of great pub...
A quiet coastal village, with a couple of great pub restaurants, some interesting nick-nack shops, and some spectacular walking. Usefully central to lots of other beaches and sites. Car is probably essential, although there is a bus service.DavidUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Lovely place to visit however needed to book for food and...
Lovely place to visit however needed to book for food and everywhere was full. Even travelled further afield but finding somewhere to just "walk in" was difficult. May be just bad luck for us but we struggled to find anywhere to eat food without having to book prior and this wasn't ideal for us as we never knew where abouts we would be when wanting to eat. People very friendly though. Roads very narrow and hilly.
RebeccaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Bustling and interesting village.
Bustling and interesting village. Great walks from the car park. Lovely shops. The Cambrian Inn is lovely for an evening meal, probably best to book as it seems very popular. Pavements are quite narrow and the road is busy so take care.Judy
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