Hotels with Swimming Pool in Dyfed, Wales

"Lovely looking place in a beautiful location. We like to walk and found the walk to Pembroke castle very nice, even though it was a very windy day. The

and sauna are very nice, unable to get a massage ( fully booked) maybe next time. The lane in and out is not lit and very dark, so walking to the pub was an adventure.maybe some kind of solar lighting would make it a more pedestrian friendly. We enjoyed our stay and would visit again. Lovely place with lovely staff."

"I booked an economy class room but I have got an economy class room with sea view which was a surprise. The room was clean and all the necessary items were their. I enjoyed the spa treatment and

and hot tub. I enjoyed walking by the river side. It was fantastic and adventures stay. "

"A lovely venue to enjoy some relaxing time away. Staff were amazing and really made our stay. Evening Meal and Breakfast were delightful. Didn't have enough time to use the Swimming

or spa but we will be back :-) "

"Roomy dog friendly accommodation located off the courtyard. Not wonderful in bad weather as have to walk across the courtyeard in the rain to get to the main building."

"This was a busy evening . Issues checking in which seemed to be related to Expedia but didn’t give me the best first impression , hotel very busy car park full , lots of events on which went on until late , no plug sockets by bed to charge phone or watch , room comfy but basic bathroom average .

warm and ok gym functional . Male staff member opened my door room whilst I was getting changed which startled me and was uncomfortable . Not sure I would go again . "

"We had a wonderful time at the Four Seasons. We were there for 4 nights. Emma and Stewart were so welcoming, we got on so well and feel we have made a couple of new friends. The breakfasts were cooked to perfection, so delicious. We had free use of the swimming

and jacuzzi, and walks around the extensive grounds. All in all just brilliant."

"We stayed one night as we were catching the Fishguard Ferry to Ireland the next day. There is a bus stop outside the hotel and although we did not need to use the bus it would be ideal for someone staying longer who wanted to get around without using their car. We drove ten minutes up the road to Newport Beach and was able to park right on the sea front with no charge for parking. We then walked up into the village and enjoyed looking around the small village with its assortment of quaint shops....