Tenby Hotel Guide - Harbour Beach hotels in Tenby, United Kingdom.

"Great hotel and wonderful staff"

"Value for money , great amenities "

"The room was lovely Joycelyn & Mike was brilliant hosts and the breakfast was perfect "

"Beautiful room with view of golf course. very big, clean and comfortable. Staff very helpful and friendly. Would definitely stay again."

"Ver central,in the middle of town and minutes walk from the beach.Plenty of room and excellently comfortable bed.Stsff very friendly. Would stay there agsin."

"Great location. Room clean and adequate size. Very friendly staff."

"Excellent stay, there is a real attention to detail. Breakfast was outstanding. "

"Beautiful hotel and rooms with super friendly staff"

"The accommodation was clean and had good supply of kitchen utensils to enable home cooking. Accommodation was warm which was lovely after a walk in March."

"lovely warm welcome definitely recommend "

"A very clean one bedroom flat with all the amenities required for a holiday. Very centrally located for the town centre and easy to access property. Slightly strange layout (you need to walk through the bedroom to get from the lounge to the Kitchen and bathroom). Please be aware that Parking at this property is very difficult. It is located in a very narrow terrace and we were only able to access the parking space for one day of our holiday and the space was either blocked by neighbours or...

"Brilliant stay, everything provided to make a comfortable and happy family stay. Brilliant location with parking as well. Our 2nd time staying as we loved the property and it's proximity to everything."

"Liked the central location. Did not like the owner showing the tourist board through during our stay and noisy and disruption due to renovation in building next door."

"Parking space unavailable for whole stay, property mostly clean but some sofa cushions stained, mattress old and saggy. Main issue was noise from upstairs flat. Tv far too loud plus music, sounded like a herd of hobnailed elephants were marching across every time someone moved!"