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The Globe Angle
Set in Pembrokeshire, 32 km from Oakwood Theme Park, The Globe Angle offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a shared lounge.
THE LORD NELSON HOTEL
Set in Pembrokeshire, 400 metres from Milford Beach, THE LORD NELSON HOTEL offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 3-star hotel offers a bar.
The Welshman’s Arms
Located in Pembrokeshire, 18 km from Oakwood Theme Park, The Welshman’s Arms provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a bar.
The Helm
Set in Pembrokeshire, The Helm has a garden, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Gwynfryn Guest House
Situated in Tavernspite, 21 km from Tenby, Gwynfryn Guest House features a garden and free WiFi.
Wellstone Cottages - Honey Coach House
Featuring a hot tub, Wellstone Cottages - Honey Coach House is located in Pembrokeshire. This property offers access to a patio, free private parking and free WiFi.
Charming Coastal Getaway - Pembroke
Located in Pembrokeshire and only 17 km from Oakwood Theme Park, Charming Coastal Getaway - Pembroke provides accommodation with quiet street views, free WiFi and free private parking.
The beautifully central Flat 3 The Cobourg Tenby
The beautifully central Flat 3 The Cobourg Tenby, a property with a garden and a terrace, is set in Pembrokeshire, 21 km from Oakwood Theme Park, 11 km from Folly Farm, as well as 600 metres from...
Ty Venda
Set in Pembrokeshire and only 18 km from Oakwood Theme Park, Ty Venda offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Caban Du Bach Pembroke With Private Garden
Featuring garden views, Caban Du Bach Pembroke With Private Garden provides accommodation with a garden and a terrace, around 17 km from Oakwood Theme Park.
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Lovely coastline great villages l plenty to see some...
Lovely coastline great villages l plenty to see some completely free and no rip off car parking charges like other places in England I have been too including where I live where fees are tripled for our visitorsAAnonymousUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Staying in Milford Haven, we enjoyed the Walk around the...
Staying in Milford Haven, we enjoyed the Walk around the Busy Marina and visited a Great Museum by the Marina, A Cafe for lunch at The Taste of Haven in Charles Street, Great Home Cooked Food, Made us so Welcome, Visited the Torch Theatre on 2 Evenings, Film one evening & A Great Evening with Francis Rossi the next evening, just a short walk from our Hotel, A Great base to venture around Pembrokeshire, Travel over the now No Toll Cleddau Bridge, to visit lots of Pembrokeshire Coastal Pathways and find lovely small bays and sandy beaches, when in Pembroke visit the Castle and the Sunderland Flying Boat Museum in Pembroke Dock.
KeithUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Pembrokeshire is a lovely place to stay.
Pembrokeshire is a lovely place to stay. Newgale having the best beach. Places nearby well worth a visit are the Duke of Edinburgh, Newgale seafront, The Victoria Inn, Roche (3 miles up the road towards Haverfordwest). Nolton Haven with the Mariners Inn, Solva with Window on Wales and the Hats and Barrels and three pubs. Saint David's, Whitesands Beach, Cerfai Bay, Porthgain (with the Sloop Inn and the Shed pubs and restaurants). Abereiddi Bay with the Blue Lagoon. Fishguard and Cardigan.AAnonymous - 10Scored 10
Doing some family history research to make the most of the...
Doing some family history research to make the most of the September heatwave, visited Angle and Castlemartin using Pembroke Dock as a base. As long as you have the bus times to hand, travel around is not that difficult, and taxis will take you (For a price). Angle was a lovely friendly, well spread-out village, with a fascinating church and seaman's chapel, a nice walk round to The Old Point House (pub), great views, a medieval tower house you can (Carefuly!) climb up, another pub, The Hibernia which was very pleasant, fruit and veg sales by the road, and then a good walk down to the beach and the lovely cafe there.
JonUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Such a wide variety of places to visit, ranging from busy...
Such a wide variety of places to visit, ranging from busy Tenby to quiet and peaceful Llaugharne - something for everybody to enjoy. We loved the beautiful unspoilt beach of Manorbier, the castle and water mill at Carew ( and lovely cafe), south beach at Tenby and Amroth, not forgetting Colby gardens. A good relaxing holiday shared by the 7 of us.KayUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Our family stay regular as we have family and friends in...
Our family stay regular as we have family and friends in Carmarthen and Pembroke We also love to visit Saundersfoot and Tenby Our granddaughter enjoyed a trampoline park party at Hanger 5 in Haverfordwest and Folly Farm All supermarkets located at Pembroke dock and a Marstons pubstephenUnited Kingdom
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