Tudor Lodge Coaching Inn

A family-run village bed and breakfast near Tenby and Manorbier

In the peaceful village of Jameston, on the south Pembrokeshire coast between Manorbier and Tenby, this traditional family-run bed and breakfast makes a relaxing, well-placed base for exploring the coast and the national park. With comfortable rooms, a freshly cooked breakfast and free parking, it offers a quiet village setting just a short hop from some of the finest beaches and coastline in Wales — a friendly, good-value choice for couples, walkers and families alike. Guests rate it highly for its welcome and comfort.

Comfortable rooms

There is a choice of room types to suit different parties — a double, a large double, a king double, and double-or-twin rooms including a ground-floor option for those who prefer to avoid stairs. Breakfast is freshly cooked to order, with a full cooked choice alongside continental and vegetarian options, made using locally sourced produce where possible — a proper start before a day on the coast.

Relaxed village comforts

Free private parking with allocated spaces is provided on site, and free Wi-Fi runs throughout. Outside there is a dedicated guest patio with picnic tables, a pleasant spot to sit out on a fine evening. Dogs are welcome on request in most rooms (charges may apply), making it a handy choice for those bringing a four-legged friend. The B&B serves breakfast rather than evening meals, but there are pubs and restaurants nearby in the village and along the coast for dinner.

At a glance

• Traditional, family-run bed and breakfast in Jameston
• A range of rooms, including a ground-floor option
• Freshly cooked-to-order breakfast; continental and vegetarian choices
• Free private parking with allocated spaces and free Wi-Fi
• Guest patio with picnic tables
• Dogs welcome on request in most rooms (charges may apply)

Exploring Jameston, Manorbier and Tenby

Jameston sits in lovely countryside close to Manorbier, whose Norman castle and sandy beach are around three-quarters of a mile away, with the nearest beach a similar distance. The walled seaside town of Tenby and the historic town of Pembroke, with its great castle, are both about ten minutes’ drive, and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs along this stretch, linking the beaches at Lydstep, Barafundle and beyond. It is a wonderfully central base for the south Pembrokeshire coast. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation around Tenby.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it? In the village of Jameston, between Manorbier and Tenby.

Is there parking? Yes — free private parking with allocated spaces.

Is dinner served? It is a bed and breakfast (breakfast only); there are pubs and restaurants nearby for evening meals.

Are dogs allowed? Dogs are welcome on request in most rooms (charges may apply).

What’s nearby? Manorbier castle and beach, Tenby, Pembroke and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

This stretch of the south Pembrokeshire coast is wonderful walking country, and a quiet village base like Jameston puts you within easy reach of the best of it while keeping you away from the summer crowds of the bigger resorts. It is an easy, friendly place to come back to after a day on the cliffs or the sand.

When is the best time to visit? Summer for the beaches, spring and autumn for quieter walking on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

Is it good for walkers? Very much so — the coast path and the beaches at Manorbier, Lydstep and Barafundle are all close by.

Is it suitable for a family? Yes — there is a range of room types, including a ground-floor option, with family-friendly beaches nearby.

Book your Pembrokeshire stay

For a friendly, well-placed village B&B near Tenby and Manorbier with a cooked breakfast and free parking, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.