A privately owned hotel set in quiet secluded gardens on the St Davids peninsula, a place of inspiring natural beauty. This is a haven of peace and renewal at the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Overlooking one of the most beautiful coastal stretches in Europe. The hotel was featured on BBC 1 “Holiday” programme and described as “the perfect and best place to stay” on the Pembrokeshire Coast. A travel article in the Sunday Times recently voted us to be one of the top ten hotels in the world with a view. Whitesand Bay, located nearby, was recently placed 18th out of 250, ahead of Copacabana in Brazil and Koh Phi Phi in Thailand, in a new formula for the World’s top resorts. Weather, shopping and friendliness were factors considered. Warpool Court was recommend as a “good place to stay” in “Which? Holiday” magazine January 2007. We have twenty-five bedrooms in the hotel including four spacious master bedrooms, with large bathrooms, elegant antique furniture and situated on the first floor. Two of our master room are prime sea facing. We have two new premier rooms Ramsey & Skomer. Ramsey is located on the second floor, affording magnificent sea and coastal views to the south and west across St Davids Peninsula, the Ramsey Room can be offered with a choice of double or twin beds. The spacious room combines fine fabrics with a unique collection of Victorian hand-painted nursery tiles. Skomer offers one of the finest southerly coastal views in the world from a hotel bedroom and bathroom. Offering spacious accommodation on the second floor, guests can revel in the joys of the Pembrokeshire Coast and even lie in the stand-alone bath and look straight out to sea. A power shower large enough for two also faces due south. There are two steps accessing bedroom and bathroom. At Warpool Court we welcome families through out the year and as such we have three large family rooms and two smaller family rooms. We also can provide you with cots for the younger family members and for evening time we can offer a baby listening service, ensuring that everyone has a happy and relaxing time. There's nothing more relaxing than waking up in the morning to fantastic sea view. At Warpool Court we have 14 prime sea facing rooms located on two floors, some displaying the antique tiles. We do not have any ground floor rooms or a lift! All our bedrooms are attractively furnished and provided with direct-dial telephone with internet access radio, hairdryers, television, tea and coffee-making facilities. For many years Warpool Court has been renowned for exceptional cuisine. Varied menus offering mouth watering dishes are prepared by our imaginative chefs using the finest ingredients. A choice of vegetarian options are available and special diets can be catered for. The spacious restaurant, with glorious sea views, provides an ideal atmosphere for enjoying gastronmic pleasures and fine wines. We have a heated covered swimming pool which is open from Easter to the end of October and there is an excellent all-weather tennis court. Table tennis and a pool table are housed in a separate building with areas outside for croquet, kite flying or throwing a frisbee! Rates : From £235 per room per night including dinner and breakfast. Ample off street parking. No smoking. Pets allowed. Dinner is available. AA 3 Star 77%, 2 Rosettes for Food AA.

The Hotel situated on the south side of Tudor Square, has the proud history of being the Tenby home of Sir William Paxton. This self made man of great vision developed the town into the fine bathing spa of regency times, creating many of the attractive and picturesque buildings that give the resort its unique character to this day. Originally a medieval coaching-inn known as "The Globe Inn", this site was developed by Sir William Paxton in 1802 as his home, following his return from India where he made his fortune as a trading merchant. Lesley Fisher & Family would like to welcome you to Tenby which is both a medieval walled town and one of Wales' favorite seaside resorts, in the only coastal National Park in Britain. It's ancient harbour, surrounded by Regency houses in pastel colours, is a focus for artists and photographers and it's four sheltered beaches and safe bathing waters attract families, with water sports for the energetic. Tenby is a centre for touring Pembrokeshire, a county of great beauty. rugged coastline, valleys and hills, secluded blue flag beaches and excellent golf courses. There are world famous sea bird sanctuaries, Stone Age caves and tombs, iron Age forts, Norman Castles - altogether some 350 scheduled ancient monuments linked by the 300 kilometre coastal footpath. The serviced accommodation is of a high standard, with eighteen en-suite bedrooms. The decor and soft furnishings have been carefully selected to echo the grandeur and style of the Regency building. Some of our rooms adjoin a grand balcony which overlooks Tudor Square, the heart of the town. Tenby House has all the facilities the guest expects for a comfortable and memorable visit. The bars are popular with residents and local people alike, and children are made welcome. The decor reflects the history of this fine building. Our restaurant bar is tastefully decorated adding to the mood of the restaurant. The courtyard is a suntrap and a pleasant meeting area for cool drinks with friends and family. It all makes for a relaxing end to a busy day. Rates: From £35 per person per night. From £90 per room per night based on 2 sharing. From £120 per family room per night. Pets welcome by prior arrangement. Children welcome. Dinner is available. Off street parking.