"Second time here for business. Absolutely love it here, nothing to dislike. Will always return when working in the area and have recommended to colleagues."

"Lovely setting , great stay for us , travelling with dogs. Quality of food served was excellent . Ventilation of rooms could be improved , but really enjoyed our stay"

"From the moment we checked in, the staff were so friendly and helpful. Our room was large with an excellent ensuite bathroom. The breakfast was fantastic with plenty of choice. We ate in the restaurant on our first night and the food was brilliant. We only stayed for 2 nights but thoroughly enjoyed our time there. Would recommend the Hotel Mariners to anyone "

"Great newly renovated rooms with great view from my room 5***** ideal location first class restaurant and Bar perfect place to stay "

"We had a most enjoyable stay. The room was clean and comfortable, breakfast was delicious and the staff friendly and professional. We ate in the bar or restaurant and were pleasantly surprised by the interesting menu and the quality of the food. Definitely the place to stay in Pembroke."

"What a lovely place ! The staff were very welcoming and the property and rooms were just wonderful: the room was clean and spacious and well appointed. The bathroom was a nice size with a nice sized shower. Sometimes it’s the little things that make the stay better, like good quality toilet paper, bottles of water, tea, coffee and biscuits. Nice sized TV and a good sized fridge in the room. Very quiet room and comfy bed. We both sleep very well. Breakfast was spot on, full English plus a choice...

"The jacuzzi wasn’t working but the pool was nice "

"An excellent modern hotel with unbelievably helpful and friendly staff. Our room was well equipped with a comfortable bed. There was a very good breakfast. We also had a couple of dinners at the hotel restaurant. The food was expensive but very good. Portions were however a little on the small size. The hotel had plenty of parking and was an easy walk into the centre of St Daivid’s. A much longer walk would lead you down to a little sandy bay. . "