Penrhiw Priory

We stayed at Penrhiw for four nights. The former vicarage is a delightful 10 minute walk from the centre of St David's, along a couple of country lanes . It feels like it is in the middle of the countryside. We had the garden room which has a big bay window and a huge en-suite. The bathroom looked like it had been fitted out very recently and was very "high end". The house itself feels quite historic and a lot of the interior is fitted with dark wood panelling and flooring and everything is on quite a large scale, such as the size of the rooms and the front door etc. Everywhere is immaculate and spotless and nicely furnished. There is a very nice lounge with a large tele and books and a big sofa etc and also an honest bar with free tea and coffee. Parking is easy and the whole place felt very secure. The staff are very attentive, professional and friendly. The breakfast was excellent, although there is no cooked breakfast available. We didn't miss having a cooked breakfast as the continental breakfast on offer was of such good quality. The hotel isn't staffed all day and there was nobody there at night time. The only negative comment I would make is that the mattress was too soft for my partner and she didn't sleep all that well. If that could be resolved by staying in a different room then we wouldn't hesitate to come back. Apart from this, Penrhiw is one of the best hotels we have ever stayed in.

The room was spotless and quiet large , we loved the huge bed, fridge in room and coffee machine and kettle the location was perfect and so was breakfast . Loved the communal sitting room where we watched rabbits in the garden and also the honesty bar with free tea coffee and hot chocolate

Penrhiw is just the most peaceful and tranquil place to stay. The rooms are wonderfully designed and decorated with fantastic furniture, artwork and most importantly a very comfortable bed. The whole place is spotless and the breakfast is delicious.