"This is a beautiful guesthouse. We have stayed more than once, and would not hesitate to return. Spotlessly clean. The most comfortable bed with the coziest bedsheets, just perfect for a wonderful night’s rest. The hostess is lovely. Thank you once again for a great stay."
"This is a beautiful guesthouse. We have stayed more than once, and would not hesitate to return. Spotlessly clean. The most comfortable bed with the coziest bedsheets, just perfect for a wonderful night’s rest. The hostess is lovely. Thank you once again for a great stay."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Wander through the medieval castle ruins overlooking the River Teifi, where locals share tales of the 'last dragon in Wales.' Explore charming independent shops and cafes in the town centre, then ask about nearby fishing spots or walking paths along the river.
What a fantastic place to stay! We received a very warm welcome and everyone was so kind and accommodating. Our room was wonderfully comfortable and spotlessly clean. The location is so peaceful and scenic and we had a view of the river from our window.
Breakfast was delicious and we also enjoyed a great evening meal. I appreciated the variety of vegetarian and vegan options available.
We would definitely love to stay here again if we visit the area.
What a fantastic place to stay! We received a very warm welcome and everyone was so kind and accommodating. Our room was wonderfully comfortable and spotlessly clean. The location is so peaceful and scenic and we had a view of the river from our window.
Breakfast was delicious and we also enjoyed a great evening meal. I appreciated the variety of vegetarian and vegan options available.
We would definitely love to stay here again if we visit the area.
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.
There is a cosy bar area and reception as you walk in to the guest house , this leads into a lovely restaurant section where the food is absolutely great and is quiet renown amongst the locals.
Going further into the Old Priory there is a party reception/dance floor doubling up as a games room with a pool table darts and other games , also a seated area with TV available.
then you come to the rooms which are laid out on two levels , these are bright and spacious rooms and over look the Towy...
There is a cosy bar area and reception as you walk in to the guest house , this leads into a lovely restaurant section where the food is absolutely great and is quiet renown amongst the locals.
Going further into the Old Priory there is a party reception/dance floor doubling up as a games room with a pool table darts and other games , also a seated area with TV available.
then you come to the rooms which are laid out on two levels , these are bright and spacious rooms and over look the Towy...
Dave
Reviewed February 20, 2020Reviewed February 20, 2020
The welcome was great, and the food, drink and atmosphere was very good. There's not much immediately around it that I could find to do, but to be fair I didn't look that hard as it was a business trip. Would happily stay again.
The welcome was great, and the food, drink and atmosphere was very good. There's not much immediately around it that I could find to do, but to be fair I didn't look that hard as it was a business trip. Would happily stay again.
Beautiful location, excellent parking and lovely choices of places to eat. Breakfast was outstanding with lots of quality eg coffee choice of bread, granola and much more. It was clear the owner takes pride in the services available. Highly recommended
Beautiful location, excellent parking and lovely choices of places to eat. Breakfast was outstanding with lots of quality eg coffee choice of bread, granola and much more. It was clear the owner takes pride in the services available. Highly recommended
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