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Market Town in central Pembrokeshire with a good mix of the old and the new. It is about 30 minutes drive from St Davids and the beautiful west coast. There is a one way traffic system in the town that made it difficult to find the guest house. There seems to be a good selection of shops, restaurants and bars. I had some nice fish and chips from a place in the main square.
Fantastic scenery ,both coastal and inland. St David's is a must to visit. Dale is a beautiful village with a harbour for small craft. Tenby is a vibrant town full of small but very interesting shops, cafes and restaurants and the RNLI lifeboat is worth a visit. Narbeth is a small but busy market town also worth a visit full of galleries and antique shops and good for lunch. West Wales is a walkers paradise and if you are keen on water sports this is definitely the area to visit.
The Town is a little run down needs some investment in this area. Castle and museum worth a visit as very historic staff were very informative and pleasant. Coastal areas are beautiful and plenty of beaches and cliff top walks.
This is a good central location to explore Pembrokeshire. The town is very pretty, although In need of some investment, however it sits on a lovely river. There is an excellent Mexican restaurant called El Sabor which serves very fresh food.
The town is looking a bit sad as out of town shopping parks have sucked some of the life out. Some regeneration is going on, but there is little in the town to detain the tourist long. However, it is well placed as a base for exploring the area and offers good value hotels and reasonable public transport links. There is potential for regeneration and better use of some attractive buildings, but I guess they may now miss out on EU Regional Development funds!
A good base for various expeditions and close to several places of interest, such as Pembroke Castle,; St David's and gardens - including the Botanical Gardens of Wales. Many good restaurants and other eating places. Easy to find amenities, such as supermarkets.
“Spacious, clean and bright. Access to kitchen. ”
“Great location . All that you would expect for a small hotel”
“I had a great stay at Spring gardens. It is a beautiful house, with comfortable rooms and shared facilities are clean. It is situated in the heart of Haverfordwest. I would definitely stay again!”
“Breakfast options and quality was superb. Staff were interactive and helpful but not overbearing and have expert knowledge about Pembrokeshire and local history of the manor and immediate surroundings.”
“We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Rectory Farm right from the off, with the warm welcome we received from Wendy on our arrival, with tea served in fine china in the lounge, along with delicious Welsh cakes. Our room was both spacious and comfortable, and we were made to feel very much 'at home' during our entire stay. Breakfast was superb, and now rates as one of the best in our extensive experience of hotel breakfasts!! Furthermore, Wendy was more than happy to help with directions and information about the local area.”
