Pembroke Hotel Guide - Frainslake Sands hotels in Pembroke, United Kingdom.

"Very friendly staff, very clean room and bathroom, easy to park. Will plan to come back here when I'm next in the area."

"Parked in the car park easily. Nice welcome and nice room. Big bathroom, only problem was no anti slip mat for the bath and I had a nasty fall in the bath, hit my head and my arm, still quite painful. So maybe might be an idea to add anti slip mats in the bathrooms."

"Everything was excellent. The area is so beautiful. "

"Exactly as described. A great place to stop over for the night. Close to the beach and the cliffs and Pembroke. "

"Wonderfully appointed cottage close to spectacular coastal scenery and homely inns. We had a very relaxing autumn break. Thank you."

"The property was in a great place for walks . You can walk to a pub with a beautiful view of the sea only 20 minutes on the coast path at your front door. Beautiful beaches dotted around the peninsula . Great views from the cottage,very peaceful . "

"We were expecting a rustic eco stay, this does not mean however, health and safety should be ignored. The floor in the bathroom is very spongy, one board in particular almost gave way. The floorboards in the main hut were very uneven causing injury to my feet. The steps outside were rotting away. There are no utensils in the hut so the few teabags and open bag of sugar (no coffee) could not be used. There are a couple of mugs though! Struggled to get the hot water to work in the shower. Info says you tube video should have been sent to us. It wasn’t. Definitely would not recommend this property at all. Very overpriced for the accommodation offered. "

"Comfortable and spacious hut. The plus was the air conditioner in 30 degrees heat wave. Good deal for the price we paid. The only problem was the spiders and webs - in the bathroom, on the bed, in the kitchen cabinets.. every corner of the hut. "

"Unique and off the beaten track - an unusual but welcome stopover on a walking holiday. All new and charmingly decorated. Welcoming overseeing staff of this group of chalets during early parts of the day "