The house was comfortable and very well equipped. There were vent covers on the roof that rattled constantly in the wind. It woke me and kept me awake.
The house was comfortable and very well equipped. There were vent covers on the roof that rattled constantly in the wind. It woke me and kept me awake.
Marion
Reviewed November 12, 2025Reviewed November 12, 2025
Unique place! The room, breakfast and service were all great. The only thing they need to change is recommending their sister hotel (for dinner) which is at St David’s and 10 miles away . Far better options in Solva
Unique place! The room, breakfast and service were all great. The only thing they need to change is recommending their sister hotel (for dinner) which is at St David’s and 10 miles away . Far better options in Solva
Staff was lovely. We ate the restaurant one evening and the food was amazing. It's not too expensive compared to the other popular restaurant in the area. Breakfast was excellent and lots of choice, including full Welsh. Art around the hotel is beautiful but expensive (to be expected, I suppose). In the area, there is a choice of coastal walk with amazing views. Ramsey island landing and around the island boat trip is another must in the area.
Staff was lovely. We ate the restaurant one evening and the food was amazing. It's not too expensive compared to the other popular restaurant in the area. Breakfast was excellent and lots of choice, including full Welsh. Art around the hotel is beautiful but expensive (to be expected, I suppose). In the area, there is a choice of coastal walk with amazing views. Ramsey island landing and around the island boat trip is another must in the area.
It was quiet, despite being in the centre of things. Food was excellent- breakfast amazing - fresh cooked, excellent veggie sausages. Really liked the fact that you could pick up extra toilet rolls from the shelf or milk from the fridge if you were running low before housekeeping came round. Also oat milk sachets and vegan options on all menus. Staff also v friendly and went above and beyond. Will definitely be back
It was quiet, despite being in the centre of things. Food was excellent- breakfast amazing - fresh cooked, excellent veggie sausages. Really liked the fact that you could pick up extra toilet rolls from the shelf or milk from the fridge if you were running low before housekeeping came round. Also oat milk sachets and vegan options on all menus. Staff also v friendly and went above and beyond. Will definitely be back
Alison
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
Mark was great about moving our nights stay because of our cancelled ferry. Breakfast nice and the room was warm clean and cosy and quiet. will be coming back next time we are in Wales.
Mark was great about moving our nights stay because of our cancelled ferry. Breakfast nice and the room was warm clean and cosy and quiet. will be coming back next time we are in Wales.
David
Reviewed November 1, 2026Reviewed November 1, 2026
Hidden gem. Beautiful manor house set on perfectly maintained grounds. Staff are friendly and helpful. Zero phone network but for the hotel wifi but that's a good thing.
Hidden gem. Beautiful manor house set on perfectly maintained grounds. Staff are friendly and helpful. Zero phone network but for the hotel wifi but that's a good thing.
We really enjoyed our stay. The local town of Narberth is very quaint with plenty of places to eat and unique shopping. Tenby is close by and we used it as a base for a visit to Skomer Island. It seems there are load of local attractions although we only stayed for a few days so didn't get a chance to appraise these. The staff at Canaston are wonderful and the service was excellent.
We really enjoyed our stay. The local town of Narberth is very quaint with plenty of places to eat and unique shopping. Tenby is close by and we used it as a base for a visit to Skomer Island. It seems there are load of local attractions although we only stayed for a few days so didn't get a chance to appraise these. The staff at Canaston are wonderful and the service was excellent.
Stayed for two nights and I wouldn’t go to any other hotel if I’m down that way again! Staff are friendly and couldn’t do enough for you. Food was brilliant with a good range for vegetarians (not that I had any vegetarian option) and the breakfast certainly filled a hole in the morning.
Stayed for two nights and I wouldn’t go to any other hotel if I’m down that way again! Staff are friendly and couldn’t do enough for you. Food was brilliant with a good range for vegetarians (not that I had any vegetarian option) and the breakfast certainly filled a hole in the morning.
daniel
Reviewed October 14, 2021Reviewed October 14, 2021
The best area to stay in Llanrhian is the village itself, or the nearby coastal hamlet of Porthgain, for a quintessential Pembrokeshire experience.
Llanrhian village offers a peaceful base with easy access to the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast Path. It's a small, traditional Welsh village centred around a historic church and a local pub, great for those seeking a quiet escape. From here, you're just a short drive from several beautiful coves and beaches.
Couples looking for a romantic getaway will appreciate Porthgain. This picturesque former industrial harbour is known for its colourful cottages, art galleries, and acclaimed seafood restaurant.
When is the best time to go to Llanrhian?
The best time to go to Llanrhian is during the late spring, summer, and early autumn months, specifically from May to September.
During this period, you'll experience the most favourable weather conditions, with warmer temperatures and less rainfall, making it ideal for exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and enjoying the local beaches. The days are also longer, providing more daylight for outdoor activities and sightseeing.
Couples looking for a relaxing coastal getaway will find these months particularly appealing. The pleasant weather allows for leisurely walks along the cliff tops, boat trips to Ramsey Island to see wildlife, and enjoying meals at local pubs with outdoor seating. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is easily accessible from Llanrhian, offering stunning views and opportunities for gentle hikes.
Families with children will also appreciate visiting during this time. The warmer sea temperatures make beach days more enjoyable, and there are often more family-friendly activities available, such as coasteering or surfing lessons, in nearby St Davids or Whitesands Bay.
Can I cancel my hotel reservation on Expedia?
You can cancel your hotel reservation on Expedia, though it depends on the cancellation policy of your booking. Most bookings are refundable if canceled within 24-48 hours of the scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. If free cancellation is available, you can cancel directly through your Expedia account by logging in, going to "My Trips", and selecting your reservation. To find flexible deals, filter your search by "Fully refundable property" for hotels in Llanrhian.
How much is the nightly rate at a Llanrhian hotel?
Prices for hotels in Llanrhian often vary, but you can find a great deal from £48 on Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as the time of year or the days of the week you choose for your stay. Find the best deals by being flexible with your dates, and sort search results by "Price: low to high" for the cheapest rate.