OYO Hotels in Pembroke

Explore popular attractions and find top hotels in Pembroke

Pembroke is a Welsh town in Pembrokeshire and famous as the birthplace of Henry VII of England. The town is home to many historic buildings and complexes. The town is located by the estuary of the River Cleddau and is flanked by farms and forests across all sides. In addition, it’s quite convenient to find top hotels in Pembroke for a comfortable stay throughout the year.

With rivers lapping 3 sides of this Welsh town and a wonderful landscape, it attracts visitors who want to de-stress or seek an adventurous weekend. From the vast coastline, sumptuous sea-food to challenging water sports and breathtaking walks along the coast, it offers a very refreshing vibe to its visitors. The tourists have numerous options ranging from beaches, restaurants, events, coves, harbors and plenty more to experience across the town.

Popular tourist attractions in Pembroke

Pembroke Castle

The Normans founded the medieval Pembroke Castle which is a massive coastal fortress with a huge keep and a breathtaking view. The keep is closely surrounded by Prison Tower, the Norman Hall, The North Hall, and a natural cavern called the Wogan. This location is known to hold weddings and receptions for guests not exceeding 60 in number. Upon visiting here, visitors will be rated to artifacts from the earls of Pembroke’s family heirloom and remnants of the Civil war fought between the troops of Oliver Cromwell and Royalists of Pembroke. 

Beaches in Pembroke

Although Pembrokeshire is home to more than 150 beaches, we have listed the top 5 sites to begin your exploration of the vast coastline of this town. 

Aberbach Pebble Beach is a delight to the weary feet as you hop onto the golden sand if there is a low tide. Other Notable ones include Broad Heaven Beach, Newport Sands, Saundersfoot Foot and many more.

Battle Live

Looking for some adrenaline pumping through your veins? Battle Live is another outdoor battle designed activity located 20 minutes of drive away from Pembroke. You will participate with multiple teams engaged in mock battle and are all suited up and armored. Other places which offer unmatched experience are listed below:

Activity Parks in Pembrokeshire:

Wake Park offers an endless stream of activities that you can enjoy with your friends or children such as wakeboarding, slides or wooden clubhouse. Similarly, the Blue Lagoon offers attractions such as crashing waves, flume rides, and rapids ride. You can do multiple outdoor activities such as Crew Carting that offers electronic timing of races and offers thunderkarts and grand prix events. Other attractions include Zorbing, Trampoline, Paintball, Dinosaur Park Tree-tops trails, Escape Rooms, Go Karting, Alpaca Trekking and Venture Jet.

Other heritage sites and castles include the Llawhaden Castle, Scolton Manor, Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort, St. David’s Cathedral and Upton Castle and Gardens.

Shopping in Pembroke

You can visit the Main Street which houses most of the key shopping stores and brands or St. Govan Shopping Centre is a good mall. Visitors looking to explore cuisines of Pembroke are recommended to visit the lovely restaurant named as Pardon my Garden to treat yourself to mouth watering seafood and tea. Pembroke Cavery offers authentic chinese food and take-away service. 

Planning a trip already? You can stay at the OYO Lamphey Hall Hotel in Pembroke packed with essential amenities and even more. OYO offers top hotels in Pembroke with conference facilities, spacious rooms, clean washrooms along with free wi-fi, and parking facilities. Swimming pools and in-house restaurants are also available at select hotels. 

Weekend getaway from Pembroke

Carmarthenshire is a great weekend getaway from Pembroke and makes for a perfect destination for a day-trip from Pembroke. Given so many shows about magic are gaining popularity, this city receives a flock of nerdy visitors.

Back in the day, it was a significant market town and a seaport, making it a photographer's delight. Once here, you can look forward to a fulfilling visit to St. Peter’s Church, Ruins of the Carmarthen Castle, Guildhall and the County Museum. You will love your detour through the tunnels of fantasy and history wrapped with breathtaking views of nature which are so different from our regular lives.