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Y Teras
Y Teras in Clynderwen features accommodation with free WiFi, 22 km from Narberth Castle.
The County Hotel
Situated in Haverfordwest, within 17 km of Oakwood Theme Park and 24 km of Folly Farm, The County Hotel features a bar. This 3-star hotel offers room service.
Rose and Crown
Set in Goodwick, 39 km from Oakwood Theme Park, Rose and Crown offers beachfront accommodation and various facilities, such as a bar.
Hotel Plas Hyfryd
Situated in the peaceful Pembrokeshire town of Narbeth, this small 3-star hotel provides comfortable accommodation with easy access to all local attractions Immersed within beautifully kept gardens...
Hotel Mariners
Hotel Mariners is situated in the center of Haverfordwest, offering its own free car park that can accommodate coaches, plus free WiFi. Each room has a flat-screen TV with Sky Sports.
Trewern Arms Hotel
Trewern Arms Hotel offers accommodation in the hamlet of Nevern, near Newport, Pembrokeshire. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Rooms are fitted with a TV.
Llwyngwair Manor, Newport, PEMBROKESHIRE
Located in Newport Pembrokeshire, 44 km from Oakwood Theme Park, Llwyngwair Manor, Newport, PEMBROKESHIRE provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Grove of Narberth
Overlooking Narberth and the Preseli Mountains, The Grove is a luxurious 18th-century country house surrounded by meadows.
Glendower Hotel
Located in Goodwick and with Oakwood Theme Park reachable within 39 km, Glendower Hotel provides a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Llys Meddyg
Set in an elegant Georgian house, Llys Meddyg offers creative, home-cooked food and boutique bedrooms with free Wi-Fi. The hotel is nestled under Carningli Mountain, on the Nevern Estuary.
What guests said about Maenclochog:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Perfect location for seeing all of Pembrokeshire; wonderful...
Perfect location for seeing all of Pembrokeshire; wonderful views of Preseli hills and surrounding countryside. The village itself doesn't have much of interest but there's a decent grocery store (and two petrol stations!).
JaccoUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Brynhaul Bed and Breakfast is absolutely the place to stay.
Brynhaul Bed and Breakfast is absolutely the place to stay. I swore I preferred coast over Maenclochog, but changed my opinion after this stay among the flowers, open grass and a symphony of birds in the morning. What a wonderful experience with fantastic hosts (Steve and Elfrys), spectacular breakfasts and a great place with peaceful and homemade detail. Brynhaul is not a try; it is a must. Cenarth Cheese (Caws) is another must. Wow. Prince Charles liked their cheese, and so did we. Again, fantastic family owners who, even though busy, take time to explain the chemistry behind the cheese and all other questions one might have. What quality! Eat at The Farmers Arms for dinner. A very popular locals eats at: Mathry Hill, Mathry, Pembrokeshire SA62 5HB. - a homemade and family run traditional Welsh Pub. If you like bugs, the Bug Farm (near St David's) looked very interesting, but we missed going because close is 4:30pm. Would have loved to try a bug meal though! Helps to have studied termites in Africa at length in the past. Makes the whole thing a bit more palatable :-)
Glenn PrestwichUnited States - 10Scored 10
Absolutely loved the place.
Absolutely loved the place. The first thing I did when we got there was hide the Wifi password from the kids and they loved being out in the fresh air for a change instead on stuck on their phones. Nice and out of the way kinda of place but not difficult to get to places with a short drive. Definitely recommend the place and will definitely be booking again. It's a nice little sun trap for eating outside on a nice eveningRichardUnited Kingdom
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