Pentigili B&B Accommodation

A peaceful bed and breakfast a few miles from St Davids

Pentigili is a welcoming bed and breakfast set in the open countryside of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, about three miles from St Davids — Britain’s smallest city. With comfortable en-suite rooms, a generous breakfast and a genuinely warm welcome, it makes a relaxed and well-placed base for exploring the cathedral city, the dramatic Pembrokeshire coastline and the beaches of the far west.

The rooms and breakfast

Pentigili offers twin rooms, each with its own private bathroom, so you have your own space and comfort throughout your stay. Breakfast is included and there is plenty of choice — continental, a full cooked breakfast, vegetarian and gluten-free options are all catered for, so everyone starts the day well. Each room has tea and coffee making facilities and bathrobes are provided, little touches that lift an overnight stay into a proper treat.

Comfort and setting

The B&B sits in a quiet rural spot with a garden, terrace and outdoor seating area where you can relax after a day on the coast path. Free private parking is available on site — a real bonus in this busy corner of Pembrokeshire — and the WiFi is fast and free, rated highly by guests. Children over six are welcome; the B&B is not able to accommodate pets. Guests rate Pentigili 9.4 out of 10, with particular praise for the friendly, helpful hosts.

At a glance

• Twin rooms, each with a private bathroom
• Breakfast included — continental, full cooked, vegetarian and gluten-free
• Free private parking on site; fast free WiFi
• Garden, terrace and outdoor seating; tea/coffee and bathrobes in rooms
• About 3 miles from St Davids, in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
• Children over 6 welcome; no pets
• Rated 9.4/10 by guests

St Davids and the Pembrokeshire coast

St Davids may be Britain’s smallest city, but it punches well above its weight: its magnificent medieval cathedral and the ruined Bishop’s Palace sit in a hollow below the town, and its lanes are full of good restaurants, galleries and independent shops. From Pentigili you are within easy reach of Whitesands Bay for surfing and swimming, boat trips to Ramsey Island to see seals and seabirds, and some of the finest stretches of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Roch Castle and the wider St Brides Bay coastline are close by too. For more places to stay in and around the city, see our guide to accommodation in St Davids.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Pentigili? In the countryside of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, about three miles from St Davids.

Is breakfast included? Yes — with continental, full cooked, vegetarian and gluten-free options.

Is there parking? Yes, free private parking on site.

Can we bring children or pets? Children over six are welcome; pets are not accommodated.

What’s nearby? St Davids Cathedral, Whitesands Bay, Ramsey Island boat trips and the coast path.

Days out from Pentigili

This far corner of Pembrokeshire is one of the great coastal landscapes of Britain, and Pentigili sits at the heart of it. Beyond St Davids itself, the beaches at Whitesands and Caerfai are popular for surfing, swimming and rock-pooling, while the headlands at St Davids Head and Strumble give bracing cliff-top walks with a real chance of seeing seals, porpoises and choughs. Boat operators run wildlife and adventure trips out to Ramsey Island and around the islands of the coast. Inland, the Preseli Hills — source of Stonehenge’s bluestones — offer quieter walking, and the harbour villages of Solva and Porthgain are perfect for a lazy lunch. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path links it all, so you can walk a fresh stretch each day and let the bus or a lift return you to base.

Book your Pembrokeshire stay

For a comfortable, friendly base within minutes of St Davids and the coast, check availability and reserve your room at Pentigili using the booking options on this page.