Ferry House Inn0

Stayed here for 1 night, in preparation for catching the Rosslare ferry the following day. It's a REALLY quiet and secluded location, with great views over the harbour. Lovely seating area outside, right over the little beach. Ample parking just across the road. Staff were great and really helpful. Dinner was OK, but I'm not sure it was freshly cooked - it felt like it was pre-prepared. However, breakfast was great, with loads of options.

Couple of down-sides - the room we stayed in was a little dated, and could have benefitted from a decent cleaning, but the beds were fine and comfortable.

We liked the fact that the Inn is on the water. Plenty of parking in a quiet location. The most friendliest staff we have ever come across. Steve even gave us a lift to the Marina and his wife lent us an umbrella! The room had everything we needed with tea coffee hot chocolate and scrummy biscuits. The beds were comfortable and we had a good working shower. If we were to return to the area we would definitely want to stay there again. It is also a good base to travel to other areas. Also Dog friendly as dog lovers thus suited us too

There wasn't anything we didn't like.

The Ferry House Inn is located in the most stunning location. The staff were, without exception, friendly, helpful, courteous and a pleasure to deal with. Nothing was too much trouble. We booked our evening meal in the restaurant and the food was exceptional, and the service brilliant. A table by the window overlooking the water, and the boats, was the icing on the cake. Breakfast was very good, too, and again, the service was attentive and prompt. My only regret - and it is a big regret - is that we only stayed one night! I would happily have stayed for a week or more!

Everything was perfect!

The location is superb, lovely and peaceful with fantastic estuary views. The owners are very friendly and helpful and make you feel very welcome from the moment you arrive. The food is exceptional and served in a lovely restaurant overlooking the water. We stayed in room 5 which has fantastic views over the estuary. The room is large with a good sized en-suite. The super-king bed was very comfortable and there was a good selection of tea and coffee and bottled water. I highly recommend this property and we will definitely be back. 5-Stars!

There is absolutely nothing to dislike.

The location overlooking the bay was absolutely gorgeous, and we were able to easily get a taxi to take us to the dock for Skomer Island. The staff was exceptionally kind, friendly and responsive. They went out of their way to make sure that we felt comfortable and well cared for. The food was delicious. They had excellent vegetarian options. Breakfast was wonderful. They even prepared packed lunches for our group of 6 for our day on Skomer Island. The rooms were very clean. The staff made the experience though. They really made us feel like family throughout our stay.

The beds were more firm than I would have liked.

Nestled half way between Tenby & St Davids, with fabulous views over the Pembroke estuary from the restaurant which served good value and delicious meals. Warm friendly welcome from James. Lovely personal touches in our room including well stocked hospitality tray. The facilities have all been updated during the pandemic We were only staying one night but would have happily stayed a weekend.

Be aware while it's worth the drive ot's off the beaten track. It's an Inn so at weekends if you want an early night you may experience some noise.

This family-run hotel is a delightful gem. The attention to detail is evident from the moment you arrive, and the fresh and clean scent permeates the entire place, adding an extra layer of sensory pleasure to your stay. Room 4, though small, is beautifully decorated and meticulously designed. The well-stocked coffee station is a nice touch. After a day exploring the cliffs, we enjoyed drinks on the deck, taking in the serene river view. The location offers tranquillity away from the crowds. Leaving was bittersweet—I didn't want to say goodbye.

Welcome, attention to detail, the Staff. If the desire is for the pretence of a prestigious hotel. Not for you. If looking for value, in a relaxed ambient environment with caring staff, good food and fantastic estuary views. This is in our opinion, the venue to book

Nothing to dislike. We had the bedroom with bathroom, move mirror from existing position to wall to above plug socket. ( ladies hair drying)

Loved the area, the view from the dining area is gorgeous. The room was immaculate with tea and coffee facilities, biscuits and kettle. The T.V was a great size to watch from bed. The bathroom had supplies of shower gel etc and towels. The food served downstairs was lovely and breakfast was substantial. The staff are amazing and make you feel welcome, and their poached eggs off the breakfast menu are the best.

The mattress was a bit too hard for us but that is personal preference. The evening menu was quite small and a couple of meals were off the menu, but this is something that can't be helped. The noise downstairs was a little loud sometimes, but you're sleeping above a public house so should expect some noise, I still managed to get asleep though. These dislikes are a stretch as we loved it here.

The hotel was in a good location for visiting South Wales. Car parking was outside the hotel and plentiful. Our room (No. 3) had an excellent view over the river. It was very spacious, good towels and toiletries. The drinks tray was very good with a great selection. The breakfast service by Steve and Colin was well done with good variety which you could mix and match to suit. The evening meals were excellent and well priced (as were the drinks in the bar) - all service was friendly and could not be faulted in any way.

The only niggle we could make was the shower over the bath. It was very difficult to get a happy medium with the hot and cold and was not very powerful.