OYO Lamphey Hall Hotel

A traditional country-house hotel near Pembroke and Lamphey

Set in the pretty village of Lamphey, on the road between Pembroke and Tenby in south Pembrokeshire, this traditional country-house hotel makes a quiet, comfortable base for exploring the coast and castles of the county. With individually designed rooms, a lively bistro bar and restaurant, and grounds to relax in, it offers an easy-going country-hotel stay just a short walk from Lamphey’s train station and a couple of miles from Pembroke and its mighty castle. For a relaxed Pembrokeshire holiday with the coast close by, it is a welcoming choice.

Comfortable, individually designed rooms

There is a good choice of rooms — deluxe doubles, standard doubles and twins, a small double and a single — all individually designed and being kept to a high standard. It is a comfortable, traditional hotel with a friendly, professional team, and guests particularly praise the welcoming staff and the peaceful setting.

Bistro, bar and grounds

The on-site bistro bar is a real focus, serving an excellent lunch and evening menu, with an honesty box for drinks in the common areas and a continental breakfast to start the day. The hotel sits in pleasant grounds with a picnic area, and there is a large free car park on site — handy for touring the coast and the castles.

At a glance

• Traditional country-house hotel at Lamphey near Pembroke
• Individually designed rooms — doubles, twins, a single and a small double
• Lively bistro bar and restaurant; continental breakfast
• Pleasant grounds with a picnic area
• Large free car park on site
• A short walk from Lamphey station; about two miles from Pembroke

Exploring Lamphey and south Pembrokeshire

Lamphey is a pretty village best known for the romantic ruins of Lamphey Bishop’s Palace, a short stroll away, with the historic town of Pembroke and its magnificent Norman castle — birthplace of Henry VII — just a couple of miles off. This corner of south Pembrokeshire is wonderful for beaches and coast: Freshwater East is close by, with the glorious National Trust beach at Barafundle, the lily ponds and cliffs of the Stackpole estate, and miles of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path all within easy reach. It is a peaceful, central base for the south of the county. For more places to stay and things to do across the county, see our guide to accommodation in Pembrokeshire.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it? In the village of Lamphey, near Pembroke, on the Pembroke-to-Tenby road.

Is there a restaurant? Yes — a bistro bar serving lunch and evening menus, with continental breakfast.

Is there parking? Yes — a large free car park on site.

Is it near the train? Yes — Lamphey station is a short walk away.

What’s nearby? Lamphey Bishop’s Palace, Pembroke Castle, Freshwater East, Barafundle and Stackpole.

A relaxed base for coast and castles

This is an easy, traditional country-hotel stay: a quiet village setting, a bistro bar for meals and drinks, grounds to relax in, and the coast and castles of south Pembrokeshire all within a short drive. With the train station on the doorstep, it also works well if you would rather travel without the car.

Is breakfast included? A continental breakfast is provided.

Is it good for walkers? Yes — the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Freshwater East and the Stackpole estate are all close by.

When is the best time to visit? Late spring to early autumn is ideal for the beaches and coast path, though it is welcoming year-round.

Book your Pembrokeshire stay

For a traditional, welcoming country-house hotel near Pembroke and the coast, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.