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Tel code: 01834 | code search
Postcode: SA67 | code search
Population: 2000
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Narberth in Pembrokeshire (pop approx 2000) is a charming, vibrant, town. On the A478, conveniently close to the lovely beaches at Amroth and Saundersfoot, Narberth itself has plenty to recommend it. This historic town with its C11th church, C13th castle and Victorian railway station is full of contemporary delights. Narberth is known for its range of quirky, independent shops, galleries and cafés. You might browse at Narberth pottery – all the pieces are made on site - or check out the merchandise in quaintly named Jelly Egg, Haulfryn or Wriggly Tin Images. Narberth contains Pembrokeshire’s premier venue for live music at The Queens Hall. This fine building also holds the Oriel Q gallery with its changing exhibitions of contemporary art. Refreshments are also available in the Café Q. But, if opera is more to your taste, you will like the summer concerts at Lampeter House in nearby Lampeter Velfry. If your family is adrenalin seeking, Oakwood Park, with over sixty thrilling rides, is just down the road. Wherever you go here, you will see signs to adventure parks and family friendly farms, including Pemberton's Chocolate Farm – yes it’s exactly what it says and you can make and sample your own chocolate!

Angel Inn (0.07 miles)

17th Century Inn currently undergoing a refurnishment and under new management offers traditional Pembrokeshire hospitality and comfort. Set in the heart of Pembrokeshire, Narberth boasts its central location, close to Pembrokeshire beaches, rolling preseli hills, ... More | visit website

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Hotel Plas Hyfryd (0.11 miles)

We have fourteen en-suite bedrooms, ranging from doubles and twins, family rooms to more spacious suites. Children are very welcome and we will be more than happy to cater to your specific needs. We can ... More | visit website

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Plas Farmhouse (0.19 miles)

Plas Farmhouse is reputed to be the oldest house in Narberth and dates back to around 1550. Whilst situated in the town it is off the beaten track and enjoys countryside views.

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The Grove (1.34 miles)

Welcome to The Grove, our charming 18th century country house. This unique house, and the four luxury cottages which also stand within the grounds, enjoy fabulous views of the rugged Preseli Hills, and are just ... More | visit website

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Bank Farm (1.71 miles)

Bank Farm is a friendly B&B in the middle of the quiet village of Robeston Wathen and under two miles from the picturesque town of Narberth, famous for its boutiques, quality cafes, lovely delicatessens and ... More | visit website

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Canaston Oaks Luxury Bed & Breakfast (2.47 miles)

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Canaston Oaks has a Gold Award and five stars from visit Wales. Our aim is to provide you with a quality break in a comfortable environment for you to relax ... More

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Stoneleigh B&B (2.72 miles)

A warm Pembrokeshire welcome awaits you on arrival From Cyril and Megan Ormond. All bedrooms have full central heating, their own TV, radios, hairdryers, ironing, tea, coffee & drinking chocolate making facilities. One of our double ... More | visit website

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Nant-Y-Ffin Hotel (3.90 miles)

The accommodation at the Nant-y-Ffin Hotel & Motel is of the highest standard, recently refurbished, it has twenty-four large bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms and all the modern comforts of todays generation.

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Manian Lodge (4.44 miles)

Manian Lodge is a small country hotel with self catering accommodation situated in Pembrokeshire, West Wales. We are open all year and are the ideal venue for both tourists and business travellers. Manian Lodge is ... More | visit website

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Begelly Arms (4.83 miles)

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We are a family run hotel, and have been running the hotel for 11 years. You will get a warm welcome from Cheryll Pinkett and her family.The hotel has a ... More

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