Hotels in Pembrokeshire

There are over fifty beaches to choose from, each with its own vibe. 

• Tenby is great for families with clean sands and lots to do.

• Freshwater West is a favourite for surfers.

• Cwm-yr-Eglwys is a quieter spot ideal for rock-pooling. 

• Barafundle Bay is picture-perfect and great for a peaceful day out.

• Caldey Island offers a unique visit with monastic life and beautiful views.

Yes, Tenby is absolutely worth a visit – especially if you’re after classic seaside fun with a stunning backdrop. The town has three beaches to choose from, each with its own vibe, whether you're sunbathing, building sandcastles, or taking a dip. The town centre is packed with independent shops, cafes, and places to grab an ice cream as you wander its colourful streets. If you're into watersports or golf, you’ll find plenty to keep you busy, from paddleboarding and boat trips to a round of golf with a sea view. And with one of our Premier Inn hotels right in Tenby town centre, it’s easy to base yourself here and explore everything the area has to offer.

St Davids is the UK’s smallest city, but there’s loads packed into this peaceful coastal spot. Start with a visit to the impressive St Davids Cathedral, followed by a wander through the ruins of the Bishop’s Palace next door. In the afternoon, head out on a boat trip to Ramsey Island, a protected RSPB nature reserve where you might spot seabirds, seals or even dolphins. Come evening, grab a drink at one of the local pubs and relax after a full day. Whether you're into history, nature or just exploring somewhere unique, St Davids is a great place to spend a day.

Pembrokeshire is known for its incredible coastline, natural beauty and relaxed pace of life. It’s home to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the only UK national park focused entirely on the coast, with dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches and wildlife everywhere you look. You’ve got over 50 beaches to explore—some great for surfing, others for swimming, rock-pooling or just stretching out with a picnic. There’s also a rich mix of history and heritage, from the impressive Pembroke Castle and Carew Castle to the city of St Davids, home to a stunning cathedral. Island-hopping is a real highlight too – Skomer Island is famous for puffins in spring and summer. Whether you’re into hiking, kayaking, wildlife watching or just soaking up the views, Pembrokeshire is a place that feels a bit like a natural playground.

Walking the full 189-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path usually takes around 10 to 15 days, depending on your pace. It’s split into fifteen sections, so you can tackle it bit by bit or just pick your favourite stretches. The route mixes rugged cliffs, coves and beaches, with some sections more challenging than others. If you don’t fancy walking the whole way, the coastal bus service makes it easy to hop on and off as you go. Whether you're after a multi-day hike or a short coastal stroll, this trail delivers unforgettable views at every turn.

Pembrokeshire is one of the best places in the UK for island hopping, especially if you're into wildlife and coastal scenery. From the mainland, you can catch boat trips to several nearby islands that are all teeming with nature. Start with Skomer Island, part of the Skomer Marine Nature Reserve, which is famous for its large puffin population in spring and summer. It’s a fantastic spot for birdwatching and photography. Nearby Skokholm Island is quieter but just as beautiful, with rugged cliffs and colonies of seabirds. You can also hop aboard the Dale Princess for a gentle cruise out to Grassholm, a remote island that’s home to one of the largest gannet colonies in the world. Along the way, you’re likely to see puffins, razorbills, seals, porpoises and maybe even dolphins. Boats generally depart from places like Martin’s Haven or Dale, and most trips run from spring to early autumn. 

Pembrokeshire is home to over 50 castles and fortified sites. The variety is impressive, from coastal fortresses to tucked-away manor houses, many with centuries of history behind them. You’ll find well-preserved landmarks like Pembroke Castle, famous as the birthplace of Henry VII and known for its grand medieval architecture and huge circular keep. Then there’s Manorbier Castle, a classic Norman design overlooking the sea, which feels like stepping into a storybook. For a more peaceful visit, Picton Castle and Upton Castle offer beautiful gardens alongside their historic structures, ideal for a slower afternoon stroll. Whether you're a history buff or just want to explore some amazing ruins in incredible locations, Pembrokeshire’s castle trail is well worth the time.

A weekend in Pembrokeshire blends adventure, relaxation, and sightseeing. Start with exploring Tenby’s colourful town, beaches, and harbour or take a boat trip to Caldey Island. In the afternoon, visit the stunning Barafundle Bay before enjoying fish and chips or a pub dinner near Saundersfoot. On day two, take a coastal walk near St Davids and Whitesands Bay, then visit St Davids Cathedral and the Bishop’s Palace. For a wildlife treat, consider a boat trip to Ramsey Island. Finish with a quiet drink or a beach sunset, soaking up Pembrokeshire’s beautiful mix of coast, countryside and history.

Flex – Pay now or on arrival, fully refundable with free cancellation up to 1pm on the day of arrival. Our most flexible rate – you can cancel and get a full refund up to 1pm on the day of arrival. You can also amend your booking at the same hotel up to 1pm on the day of arrival (additional room rate charges may apply depending on your new stay date).

Semi-Flex – Pay now, fully refundable with free cancellation up to three full days before arrival. Fairly flexible rate – you can cancel and get a full refund up to three full days before arrival. No refunds after that date. You can also amend your booking date at the same hotel up to 1pm on the day of arrival (additional room rate charges may apply depending on your new stay date).

Advance – Pay now, fully refundable with free cancellation up to 28 full days before arrival, free to amend thereafter until the day of arrival. Fairly flexible rate – you can cancel and get a full refund up to 28 full days before arrival. No refunds after that date. You can also amend your booking date at the same hotel up to 1pm on the day of arrival (additional room rate charges may apply depending on your new stay date).

Standard – Pay now, non-refundable. Free to amend booking at the same hotel up to 1pm on the day of arrival. Slightly flexible rate – you won’t be able to cancel and get a full refund, but you can amend your booking at the same hotel up to 1pm on the day of arrival (additional room rate charges may apply depending on your new stay date).

Non-Flex – Pay now. No amends or refunds. Our least flexible rate – you won’t be able to cancel or amend your stay after booking.

Our standard check-in time is 3pm. For an additional fee*, you can start your stay sooner with early check-in from 11am. Add early check-in to your stay while making your booking, or afterwards by managing your stay in your Premier Inn account. Early check-in is subject to availability and not available at all Premier Inn hotels. 

Checkout is by 12 noon on your departure date. If luggage storage is available, our teams will be happy to store any bags for you if you’d like to check out before 12pm.

*Prices and times will vary depending on date and location. 

For an additional fee*, you can start your stay sooner with early check-in from 11am. Add early check-in to your stay while making your booking, or afterwards by managing your stay in your Premier Inn account. Early check-in is subject to availability and not available at all Premier Inn hotels. 

*Prices and times will vary depending on date and location. 

In 2020 we launched Premier Inn CleanProtect™, our rigorous, daily cleaning method that’s used throughout our UK & Ireland hotels. Developed in partnership with Diversey, a global leader in cleaning and hygiene products for the healthcare and hospitality industries, our promise seeks to give you extra peace of mind so you can always book and stay with confidence.

Check-in - minimising contact at reception and providing hand sanitiser in most public areas for peace of mind. 

Bed linen and towels - laundering all our linen and towels at over 60°C to thermally disinfect them, so you can enjoy a great night’s sleep. We’ve also placed spare pillows in a zip-up bag, for extra peace of mind.

Equipping our teams - providing our team members with all the equipment and sanitisers they need, as well as always operating in the safest way possible for our teams and guests.

A generous serving of safety - you can relax knowing that enhanced cleaning measures are in place throughout our restaurants. Tables are cleaned between visits and contactless payment is in place too, so you can dine safely and comfortably with us every time.

Clean on request - if you'd like your room cleaned during your stay with us, just let us know at reception and use the handy door hanger on the back of your door by 12pm each day.

Most Premier Inns have specially-adapted rooms allowing easier access for customers with disabilities. If there is no specially-adapted room available at the hotel of your choice, we will be happy to offer you alternative accommodation at a nearby Premier Inn. If you have difficulty walking, but do not need a specially-adapted room, please feel free to request a room near reception on the ground floor for easy access. 

If you'd like get in touch, you can reach out to our specialist team via email at pi.accessible@whitbread.com or call us on 0333 0919 817 between 9am and 5pm Monday-Friday (calls charged at local rate).

Unfortunately, with the exception of trained assistance dogs, we don't allow pets to stay at our hotels.