Coach House Hotel, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire
The Coach House Hotel is located in the heart of Pembroke and is an excellent base for those wishing to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Our hotel has a medieval feel but has been fully modernised and has all the modern conveniences you could possibly need for a relaxing stay.
All of the hotel rooms have been tastefully decorated and furnished. They are all equipped with a TV, DVD and Freeview channels.
You can enjoy a meal in our 56 seater restaurant or take a drink on our terrace overlooking the main street. Why not just pop in for a drink in our relaxed and comfortable bar.
The gardens of our hotel run down to Pembroke’s renowned mill pond and also to a well preserved tower of the original castle walls.
A trip to Caldey Island is different to any of the other attractions in Tenby. The quiet religious atmosphere conjured up by the monastic buildings and lifestyle of the residents is reflected in the beautiful and peaceful wooded surroundings. The village includes a gift shop, post office, tea gardens and a small museum while within walking distance are a church, old priory and lighthouse. Tours of the Monastery itself are available however are for men only.
All of the hotel rooms have been tastefully decorated and furnished. They are all equipped with a TV, DVD and Freeview channels.
You can enjoy a meal in our 56 seater restaurant or take a drink on our terrace overlooking the main street. Why not just pop in for a drink in our relaxed and comfortable bar.
The gardens of our hotel run down to Pembroke’s renowned mill pond and also to a well preserved tower of the original castle walls.
A trip to Caldey Island is different to any of the other attractions in Tenby. The quiet religious atmosphere conjured up by the monastic buildings and lifestyle of the residents is reflected in the beautiful and peaceful wooded surroundings. The village includes a gift shop, post office, tea gardens and a small museum while within walking distance are a church, old priory and lighthouse. Tours of the Monastery itself are available however are for men only.
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