Grove of Narberth

Luxury country house hotel in its very own corner of the Pembrokeshire countryside

The Grove of Narberth is a boutique country escape with a warm Welsh heart. Expect big comfy sofas, roaring fires, acres of pretty gardens and views of the rolling hills – as well as one of the most celebrated restaurants in Wales. Once a historic house, it’s now the perfect haven from which to explore the charms of Pembrokeshire.

The guest rooms which are spread amongst the original country house, and the traditional Welsh cottages in the grounds, all beautifully preserve the Grove’s heritage. Curated by Martin Hulbert Design, period features blend with local crafts and neutral tones, and each room has its own distinct character and features – such as Sorrel in the Herb Cottage with a private garden and wood burning stove, or Seddon with its four poster bed and views of the Preseli Hills. Garden views make the rooms the ideal place to unwind with an indulgent in-room spa treatment – while six of them welcome guests with (well-behaved) four-legged friends.

When the surrounding Pembrokeshire beckons, pull up your hiking socks – or your wetsuit – and get exploring. Only a short drive from the hotel, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is not to be missed. Discover some of the best coastal walks in Wales, as well as golden beaches and tucked-away harbour villages. Meanwhile, the colourful market town of Narberth is just moments from the hotel, packed with boutique independent shops, art galleries and quirky cafés.

Enjoy your stay!

25 Rooms | 2 Floors | 2 Restaurants |

4.9 /5

474 reviews

Considerate Collection

Country House Hotel

Fine Dining

Pet Friendly

Considerate Collection

Actively sustainable luxury hotels

Environmentally Conscious

As the first hotel in Wales to achieve the Green Tourism Gold Award in 2016, the Grove has since been recognised with an SSE Green Electricity Certificate for ensuring its electricity is 100% renewable, generated by wind and hydro assets. 15KW arrays of solar panels power the cottages and main house, while an 119KW biomass boiler sustainably heats the whole property. Within the grounds, four beehives were installed enabling the Grove to become self-sufficient in honey production, 4,000 indigenous trees were planted to create a new natural habitat for local wildlife, and two large ponds were constructed which are home to several bird species.

Cultural Custodians

Owners Neil and Zoe Kedward discovered the Grove as a derelict property in 2007, and have since worked tirelessly alongside a team of local tradesmen and craftwork specialists to lovingly restore the historic buildings and gardens with a focus on retaining its 15th century soul. The interiors champion local materials and craftsmanship at every turn – traditional Welsh antique blankets are stitched onto the back of modern sofas, whilst local woollen textiles and quilts adorn the walls. The bar is made of Welsh steel and Pembrokeshire purple slate, while antique mining lamps have been upcycled as gentle lighting in many of the bedrooms.

Community Minded

Fostering a close relationship with Pembrokeshire’s rural coastal community which is dominated by farming and fishing, the Grove proactively seeks out local suppliers and artisan producers to make sure its food miles add up to ‘just around the corner.’ Executive Head Chef Douglas Balish personally visits his suppliers who are all based in Pembrokeshire or the neighbouring county of Carmarthenshire, alongside handpicking fresh ingredients and herbs from the kitchen gardens. The Grove’s walls are also filled with paintings by local artists and photographers, while local sculptor Darren Yeadon’s stone pieces can be found in the gardens.

Our Hotel

The Grove
Main Lounge
Panelled Lounge
Master Suite Bedroom
Master Suite Bathroom
Master Suite Sitting Room
Cottage Master Suite Bedroom
Cottage Master Suite Lounge
Cottage Suite Bedroom
Cottage Suite Bath
Cottage Suite Living Room
Elderflower Cottage Suite
Cresselly Junior Suite
Junior Suite
Junior Suite Bathroom
Meadow Loft Deluxe
Preseli Loft Deluxe
Blue Superior Room
Classic Room Bathroom
Fernery
Fernery Bread
Fernery - Welsh Wagyu
Fernery - Rhubarb
Artisan Rooms
Artisan Rooms Cod
Artisan Room - Duck Leg
Artisan Rooms Vegetarian Main
Artisan Room - Lemon Tart
Bar
Bronwen

Every day’s a picnic

There’s always a good reason for a delicious picnic – especially at the Grove, where the chef prepares it just for you. Ask for a Gourmet Hamper for a laze-away-the-afternoon spread, including charcuterie and Champagne. Or request a hearty Rucksack Walkers’ picnic if you’re heading for the hills. Staying put is always an option, too, especially for hotel’s famous afternoon tea. Sip Champagne on the sunny garden terrace, or if it’s chilly, tuck into just-baked scones before a roaring fire.

When in Pembrokeshire…

The stunning landscape around the Grove of Narberth speaks for itself, especially nearby Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. With 186 miles of coastal walks, dramatic clifftop scenery comes as standard, as do golden beaches, secret coves and some of the best surf in the country. Meanwhile, the Medieval harbour town of Tenby, with its award winning beaches and 13th century town walls is a must visit.

From foraging to fine dining

Award-winning food and wine are defining features of the Grove. Subtle botanical motifs throughout the Fernery are a nod to the surrounding woodland and the restaurant’s love of using local ingredients in its tasting menus. If you fancy something more casual, head to the Artisan Rooms for comforting meals that celebrate the very best of Pembrokeshire, from Welsh lamb and local fish to artisan cheeses.

Independent Minds: Neil Kedward

Wonderfully rustic and wholesome in style, the Grove of Narberth began life in the 15th century as a traditional Welsh longhouse owned by the Bailiff of Tenby, and is now the first and only five-star hotel in South West Wales. Its sublime setting in the charming coastal county of Pembrokeshire is one of the many magical qualities which initially drew Welshman Neil Kedward and his wife Zoe to the once derelict country house, which has now been lovingly restored to become a food-led, pet-friendly hideaway in Wales’ most popular holiday destination.

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Ratings

Quality Assured

Mystery Inspected

Global Rating

4.9 /5

4.9

474 reviews

SLH Club Rating

4.9 /5

4.9

15 reviews

5 /5

2089 reviews

SLH Club Reviews

100 %

of reviewers would recommend this hotel

Excellent escape in the heart of Pembrokeshire

The grounds are immaculate and peaceful

By Aaron Jul ’24 Trip Type Couple

Amazing hotel

Loved the design, building, location and service offered

By Victor Apr ’24 Trip Type Friends

The Grove is so cosy

We love the lounges with the roaring fires where you can while away an hour or two with a good book

By Iris Mar ’24 Trip Type Couple

Grove of Narberth, United Kingdom

4.9

(based on 15 reviews)

100 %

of reviewers would recommend this hotel

Excellent escape in the heart of Pembrokeshire

The grounds are immaculate and peaceful

By Aaron Jul ’24 Trip Type Couple

Amazing hotel

Loved the design, building, location and service offered

By Victor Apr ’24 Trip Type Friends

The Grove is so cosy

We love the lounges with the roaring fires where you can while away an hour or two with a good book

By Iris Mar ’24 Trip Type Couple

lovely place - great food - nice service

diner and breakfast was great - the place is really pretty - rooms very confortables

By Jean-Philippe Jul ’23 Trip Type Couple

wonderful hotel with excellent personal service in beautiful location

exemplary response to hair dryer breakign down

By Richard Jul ’23 Trip Type Couple

we loved the house and it's grounds. excellent service and food.

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By parisa Apr ’23 Trip Type Couple

A Fantastic 2 Night Stay

We had a fantastic 2 night stay for my wife’s birthday. We stayed in Bramble’ which is one of the cottage suites (free upgrade), it is a lovely suite blending old with modern and with a glass conservatory where you can sit in comfort. The food is wonderful, we ate one evening in the ‘fernery’ and had Read more[SPLIT]Read lessthe 8 course tasting menu, well worth the money and experience. All the staff were very friendly and were happy to attend to any of your requirements. A fantastic break and I would come back in a ‘heart beat’.

By Bernard Feb ’23 Trip Type Couple

Charming, tranquil getaway with first class dining and service

The quiet, rural location made for a special getaway. Our room, a junior suite in an outbuilding, was well equipped, bright and cozy, and a short walk to the hotel. We appreciated the complimentary mini bar. Their fine dining restaurant, Fernery, was closed the nights we were there. However their Read more[SPLIT]Read lessother dining room, Artisan, served outstanding meals. Our only disappointment was with the absence of a fitness room.

By Lawrence Oct ’22 Trip Type Couple

An absolute gem! I will 💯 be returning.

We ran into the head gardener while we were enjoying the stunning walled gardens and he indulged all out amateur gardening questions! And gave us a full history of the cutting and kitchen gardens.

By Andrew Aug ’22 Trip Type Couple

Superb hotel, hotel is a design gem and service is extraordinary.

From the moment we arrived, exceptional service and attention to detail against a backdrop of gorgeous design made it memorable.

By Nancy Jun ’22 Trip Type Couple

A very relaxing and peaceful stay

Everything seemed to be quite effortless at the Grove, service is there when you need it, friendly and unobtrusive. Our room was very well designed, and beautifully maintained. There is a choice of restaurants and the menus were varied and well executed. It's a very peaceful and relaxing environment. Read more[SPLIT]Read lessA great base for exploring Pembrokeshire - we would definitely stay again.

By Iris Mar ’22 Trip Type Couple

Will stay nowhere else John & all the staff are so kind __ we stayed once Oct twice Nov & again Feb

Great welcome meet by lovely young man who took care of our cases from the car & John gave us a super room bless him

By Lesley Mar ’22 Trip Type Couple

Great dining experience in beautiful Pembrokeshire

We enjoyed the cwtch room with its glass box, the tasting menu and breakfast in a beautiful estate. Lovely staff.

By Charline Mar ’22 Trip Type Couple

Lovely atmosphere with traditional feel

This is a lovely hotel, tucked in the countryside so very quiet. You definitely need a car - you can't easily walk into Narberth. Our room was comfortable but a little dark and old fashioned for me so next time I would call Reception first to make a better room selection. Lovely staff and a very good Read more[SPLIT]Read lessbreakfast.

By Helen Oct ’21 Trip Type Couple

Beautiful hotel, lovely very friendly staff

The staff were so friendly and made my stay feel very special. They accomodated all of my requests and were very friendly.

By Helen Oct ’21 Trip Type Individual

Key Features

Restaurant

Free parking

Pet Friendly

Room service

Bar

Free Wi-Fi

All Hotel Features and Services

Bell staff/porter
Business services
Turndown service
Laundry service
Free parking
Meeting rooms
24-hour security
Accessible parking
Bar

All Hotel Features and Services

Bell staff/porter
Business services
Turndown service
Laundry service
Free parking
Meeting rooms
24-hour security
Accessible parking
Bar
Pet Friendly
Electric Car Charging
Full service housekeeping
Security
Restaurant
Free Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Room service
Room service - limited hours

Food And Drinks

The menus at the Grove of Narberth take their inspiration not just from local produce but from freshly-picked herbs and vegetables grown in the kitchen gardens. Relax in one of the hotel’s four comfortable lounges – or in the cosy cocktail bar – before making your way to The Fernery for award-winning fine dining created by talented executive chef Douglas Balish. For more laidback dinners and long lunches, the Artisan Rooms are ideal – and they’re child and dog-friendly, too.

The Fernery

Served Meals: Dinner The Fernery Restaurant offers a truly intimate and exceptional dining experience. Our Executive Head Chef Douglas Balish draws his inspiration from our location here in the rolling Narberth hills. Expect the best of Pembrokeshire produce together with fabulous vegetables and herbs picked from our very own gardens. Douglas and his team expertly craft extraordinary plates of food. His cooking style is elegant- contemporary with a clear focus on producing an exceptional balance of flavours.

Afternoon Tea

Grove of Narberth is renowned as the perfect place to relax in luxury with an exquisite afternoon tea. Enjoy in one of our beautiful dining rooms- the snug or on a sunny terrace overlooking our little stream. Whether it is a special occasion Champagne afternoon tea for two or just a cream tea treat with friends after a boutique shopping experience. Our Afternoon Tea menu offers many varieties of tea together with a delicious menu to make for an unforgettable afternoon.

The Artisan Rooms

Served Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner The Artisan Rooms offer a relaxed dining experience in stylish rooms overlooking our beautiful terrace. The menu is inspired by the best of Welsh ingredients- grazing boards of the Welsh charcuterie and artisan cheese- grilled Welsh lamb and beef and local fish. Expect good food- simply prepared and served in a relaxed atmosphere. The Artisan Rooms are the perfect choice for long lunches and relaxed dinners. In the summer- guests are able to eat with us outside on our beautiful terrace.

Location of your stay

Hotel Address

Grove of Narberth

Molleston

Narberth

SA67 8BX

Wales

United Kingdom

Check in:

1500

Check out:

1100

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Where is it?

143 miles to airport Cardiff International Airport

211 miles to airport Bristol

330 miles to airport Birmingham Intl

350 miles to airport Heathrow Airport

400 miles to airport Gatwick Airport

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Grove of Narberth

Luxury country house hotel in its very own corner of the Pembrokeshire countryside

Actively sustainable luxury hotels

Environmentally Conscious

Cultural Custodians

Community Minded

Our Hotel

Every day’s a picnic

When in Pembrokeshire…

From foraging to fine dining

Independent Minds: Neil Kedward

Our rooms

Classic Double

Classic Twin

Superior Twin

Deluxe Room

Deluxe Twin

Cottage Junior Suite

Cottage Garden Suite

House Signature Suite

Junior Suite

Cottage Signature Suite

Ratings

Quality Assured

Global Rating

SLH Club Rating

SLH Club Reviews

Excellent escape in the heart of Pembrokeshire

Amazing hotel

The Grove is so cosy

Grove of Narberth, United Kingdom

Excellent escape in the heart of Pembrokeshire

Amazing hotel

The Grove is so cosy

lovely place - great food - nice service

wonderful hotel with excellent personal service in beautiful location

we loved the house and it's grounds. excellent service and food.

A Fantastic 2 Night Stay

Charming, tranquil getaway with first class dining and service

An absolute gem! I will 💯 be returning.

Superb hotel, hotel is a design gem and service is extraordinary.

A very relaxing and peaceful stay

Will stay nowhere else John & all the staff are so kind __ we stayed once Oct twice Nov & again Feb

Great dining experience in beautiful Pembrokeshire

Lovely atmosphere with traditional feel

Beautiful hotel, lovely very friendly staff

Key Features

All Hotel Features and Services

All Hotel Features and Services

Food And Drinks

The Fernery

Afternoon Tea

The Artisan Rooms

Location of your stay

Hotel Address

1500

1100

Where is it?

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Perfectly Matched

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