B&Bs and Guest Houses in Pembrokeshire

The B&B is still how a lot of Pembrokeshire is visited, especially by walkers on the Coast Path who need a bed every fifteen miles rather than a cottage for a week.

Where they are is where the walkers are. Tenby has streets of them — Victoria Street, Deer Park and the Esplanade's smaller houses. St Davids has Nun Street. Newport has a cluster on East Street that doubles as the town's restaurant row. The rest are scattered along the coast — Dale, Manorbier, St Dogmaels, Cilgerran — and inland on farms where breakfast is the point.

Below is every guest house and B&B we hold a record for, by town. Contact details come from open data and can be stale, so check the website before you rely on a room being there. Each town page also has a Booking.com search for what's actually available on your dates; it's a paid link and is marked as one.