Druidstone Hotel
South Wales Pembrokeshire Haverfordwest
- From £100 a night
- 11 Guest Rooms & 5 Cottages
- Boutique Hotel
The Dru is a national treasure: a family-run Pembrokeshire coast hotel with great sea views – and it's extremely dog-friendly too
The Druidstone is a national treasure: a weather-beaten Georgian house, with a walled garden, poised on the cliff-edge above one of Pembrokeshire’s loveliest beaches. But it is the people who make a hotel great, and the Druidstone excels in this: it’s family run, the staff are delightful, and the residents aren’t bad, either. It has everything you need in a hotel – fabulous breakfasts, good bar meals, a bar that stays open as late as the last customer, and fabulous views out to sea (the sunsets can be magic). It’s also very dog-friendly (and pooches can access all areas). The only drawback is that in summer it gets booked up months ahead, but you might just strike lucky with a cancellation. The hotel proper has just 11 rooms but there are also five cottages around the gardens, including a tiny eco-hut, powered by wind and solar.
Druidstone’s beach is wonderful, too, a huge swathe of sand, reached down a 10-minute cliff path from the hotel. And the Dru (as everyone knows it) is bang on the Pembrokeshire coastal path – one of the best walks anywhere in Britain. You can do it in stages and get back to the hotel by the local Puffin Bus (currently summer only). Easy local walks will take you to Little Haven (with a nice pub, The Swan) to the south, or north to the surfers’ beach of Newgale. Best of all is Marloes beach, above which is a superb café called Runawayskiln, which does brilliant lunches and teas (and is also dog friendly).
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Fantastic
I've been around a bit in my lifetime, but I really think this is just about the nicest, friendliest hotel in the world. It's perfect for kids, from toddlers to teenagers, and for anyone without kids outside of school holidays. And it is paradise for a dog.
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