Premier Inn Haverfordwest North Hotel

A comfortable, great-value hotel on the A40 at Haverfordwest

Right on the A40 at the northern edge of Haverfordwest, this modern hotel makes a reliable, great-value base for exploring the whole of Pembrokeshire. With the dependable comfort the Premier Inn name is known for, free parking and an on-site pub and restaurant, it is an easy, no-fuss choice for families, couples and touring visitors — and being in the county town, it puts the coast, the national park and the city of St Davids all within easy striking distance.

Comfortable, modern rooms

The bedrooms are designed for a comfortable, good-night’s-sleep stay, with air-conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, a powerful shower and a work desk. Family rooms are available, making it a practical pick for a Pembrokeshire holiday with children, and there are accessible rooms too. Free Wi-Fi is included throughout, with faster “Ultimate” Wi-Fi in the Premier Plus rooms for anyone who needs to get online properly.

Food, parking and value

There is a Marston’s pub and restaurant on site, so you can eat in without going anywhere — handy after a long drive or a full day out. Breakfast is a generous all-you-can-eat affair with cooked items such as bacon, sausages, eggs and hash browns, plus vegetarian, vegan and continental choices, and up to two children eat breakfast free when an adult orders one. Free on-site parking rounds off a genuinely easy, well-priced stay.

At a glance

• Modern, comfortable hotel on the A40 at Haverfordwest
• Air-conditioned rooms with tea/coffee, powerful shower and desk
• Family rooms and accessible rooms available
• On-site Marston’s pub and restaurant
• All-you-can-eat breakfast; up to two kids eat free
• Free on-site parking and free Wi-Fi
• Central county-town base for all of Pembrokeshire

Exploring Haverfordwest and Pembrokeshire

Haverfordwest is Pembrokeshire’s county town, set on the Cleddau river roughly in the middle of the county — which is exactly what makes it such a handy touring base, with the coast and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park all around. Family attractions are close by, with Bluestone around 10 miles away and Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo about 15 miles. Within easy reach too are the surfing beaches at Broad Haven and Newgale, and Britain’s smallest city, St Davids, with its magnificent cathedral. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Haverfordwest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there parking? Yes — free on-site parking.

Is there food on site? Yes, a Marston’s pub and restaurant, plus a generous cooked breakfast.

Are there family rooms? Yes, family rooms and accessible rooms are available, and up to two children eat breakfast free.

Where exactly is it? On the A40 (Fishguard Road) at Haverfordwest, about a five-minute drive from the town centre.

What’s nearby? Bluestone, Folly Farm, Broad Haven, Newgale and St Davids.

Is it good for families? Yes — family rooms are available, up to two children eat breakfast free with a paying adult, and family attractions like Bluestone and Folly Farm are within a short drive.

What’s the food like? The on-site Marston’s pub and restaurant serves evening meals and a generous all-you-can-eat breakfast, with vegetarian, vegan and continental choices.

Is it a good touring base? Very much so — its central county-town position means the coast, the national park and St Davids are all within easy reach.

When is the best time to visit? Pembrokeshire is busiest and brightest in summer, while spring and autumn are quieter and ideal for walking the coast path.

Book your Pembrokeshire stay

For a comfortable, great-value and well-placed base for touring Pembrokeshire, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.