Premier Inn Haverfordwest (North/A40)

Perfect location for catching the ferry to Ireland. Very quiet and spotless room - our Premier room was worth the extra cost for the extra comfort. Friendly staff.

Ok, this was the first time booking a Premier Plus room. This was because my sleeping habits mean I can only do about four hours prone and the rest haste be in an armchair. And the only way you get an armchair in a Premier Inn now is to book the Premier Plus room. So it was ok, uprated decor, bed the size of a tennis court and the armchair. It did make for a pleasant stay. There is no evening meal at this one but it shares its location with the Lost Coins pub, a Marston pub that serves meals. Breakfast is served in the hotel and it the usual Premier Inn fare though in retrospect I didn't spot any black pudding there...... The hotel is perfectly located for exploring Haverfordwest, not really in walking distance but if you did it's all downhill to the town, and I expect a taxi back up wouldn't cost much. You are centrally located in Pembrokeshire with almost endless places to visit, beaches, mountains, towns, one city (St, David's, the smallest city in UK), historic and prehistoric sites.

Vety clean, very comfortable and stff helpful and friendly. Buffet breakast is great, well worth the money. Pub across the road is good for an evening meal but gets bust so you need to book.

We decided to base ourselves in Havefordwest so we could visit several different places in Pembrokshire This premier Inn was lovely and clean and the staff were friendly and accommodating. We asked for more towels several times as with a family coming back from the beach every evening we needed extra showers, this was never an issue. The bathrooms were spotless and no mould in the shower, which always puts me off. The breakfasts were lovely and it was always stocked up with freshly cooked food. We stayed for 3 nights and we will definitely be back to stay in the summer if rooms are available. Bonus is kids stay free so can't really argue with that! I recommend Sand and Stone in Broad Haven for burgers if you are in the area! 10/10

I booked this hotel so we would be at the ferry port on time. It was an easy drive to the port and provided breakfast and a quiet room to stay. The hotel was clean and in good shape. We opted for the upgrade and it was worth it. The breakfast was average for a Premier Inn. If you need a reasonably priced room this is a great place to stay.

It is the little bits that count. As I was arriving late I phoned to say that I would not be there till after 11pm had to call 4 times from another country Aa it gets through to the call answering service who then put you through to reception. Each time the call ran out after 2 minutes with no answer. Saying they are dealing with other customers. No is the answer they are all outside at the side of the building having a cigarette and a chat. Found this out as I was checking out at 11:50 and no one to be found. Again they were outside chatting and smoking. The room was comfortable and clean it is just the service is disappointing. This is not my 1st visit here and this is very disappointing after so many good stays in the past. Please show improvement as it is the service that the increased prices are meant to show not increase the price and offer a worst service.

Lovely large accessible room which was great for getting around and wheelchair parking without it being in the way. Fab large accessible bathroom too. Lovely pub the other side of the carpark but not noisy at night.

Comfortable and convenient stay at this Premier Inn, as it is a couple of minute's from Withybush Hospital. The pub opposite was handy for food with a good selection and great service. Easily accessible from the car park.

Clean room, lovely hot shower and a comfortable bed. Staff were absolutely lovely, very helpful and friendly, couldn’t do enough for us. Breakfast was good, lots of choice and vegetarian options as well, plenty of juice and coffee.