Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Luxury Coastal Stays in Pembrokeshire
Established in 1972, The Druidstone Hotel has been welcoming guests to the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline for over five decades. Our family-run establishment combines traditional hospitality with modern comforts, offering a unique blend of relaxed atmosphere and exceptional service. Nestled above Druidstone Haven, we provide unparalleled sunset views across St. Brides Bay, complemented by home-cooked meals crafted from locally-sourced ingredients.With ten thoughtfully-appointed bedrooms, five self-catering cottages, and versatile event spaces, we cater to diverse guest needs while maintaining our core values of warmth and authenticity. Our team's extensive experience in hospitality ensures every visitor experiences the magic of this special coastal location through comfortable accommodation, culinary adventures, and curated cultural events that celebrate Welsh heritage.
Services
Hotel accommodation
Self-catering cottages
Restaurant dining
Event hosting
Feast nights
Family-friendly facilities
Details
- Year established: 1972
Highlights and features
- We have over 50 years' experience in coastal hospitality
- Our restaurant serves award-winning home-cooked Welsh cuisine
- We offer unique event spaces with sea views
- Our family-friendly approach welcomes all generations
- We provide both hotel rooms and self-catering cottages
What people say
Breathtaking views
Delicious food
Friendly staff
Relaxed atmosphere
Memorable experience
Services
Hotel accommodation
Our ten bedrooms offer comfortable coastal retreats with sea or garden views. Five rooms feature private facilities while six share three bathrooms. The top-floor roof rooms provide panoramic bay vistas from private balconies. All rooms include free WiFi, tea-making facilities, and daily servicing, with select options sleeping up to four guests in family-friendly configurations.
Self-catering cottages
Five fully-equipped cottages provide flexible accommodation for groups and families. Features include central heating, kitchen facilities, private gardens, and ample parking. Sleeping 2-10 guests, properties range from cosy two-bed cottages to spacious eco-friendly roundhouses, all maintaining rustic charm while offering modern comforts like WiFi and heating.
Restaurant dining
Our restaurant serves home-cooked meals using locally-sourced ingredients, with menus featuring Welsh classics and international dishes. The dining room opens onto sea-view terraces, while the cellar bar offers a more intimate setting. Special dining experiences include family suppers in the restored farmhouse kitchen and seasonal menus celebrating regional produce.
Event hosting
We host weddings, birthdays, and corporate events in our cliff-top spaces with panoramic sea views. The dining room, sitting room, and terrace areas accommodate up to 14 guests for private dining. Our experienced team assists with event planning, offering bespoke packages that include themed feasts and local entertainment options.
Feast nights
Our international feast nights showcase global cuisines from Moroccan tagines to Thai curries. Seasonal events feature seafood specials and locally-caught fish. These culinary experiences combine authentic recipes with Welsh ingredients, served in a convivial atmosphere where guests can enjoy both traditional and contemporary interpretations of world dishes.
People
Jane Bell
Hotelier
Visionary hotelier who transformed Druidstone into a Welsh arts hub. With decades of hospitality experience, she established the property's reputation for cultural events and family-friendly stays while maintaining its unique coastal character.
Questions
What accommodation options are available at Druidstone Hotel?
We offer ten cliff-top hotel rooms (five en-suite) and five self-catering cottages sleeping 2-10 guests, all with sea views and modern amenities.
Does the hotel provide family-friendly facilities?
Yes, we welcome families with interconnected rooms, children's supper options, and spacious cottages suitable for multi-generational stays.
What dining experiences can guests expect?
Our restaurant serves locally-sourced Welsh cuisine alongside international feast nights featuring Moroccan, Thai, and Mediterranean dishes in scenic dining areas.
Can the hotel host special events?
We accommodate weddings, birthdays, and corporate events for up to 14 guests with bespoke packages including private dining and themed feasts.
Is the hotel accessible for guests with mobility needs?
We have ground-floor rooms available and our main facilities are accessible, though some older buildings have limited lift access.
What nearby attractions are accessible from the hotel?
We're located on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path with direct beach access, and within easy reach of St Davids Cathedral and the Preseli Hills.
Reviews (4)
Hisham Abdelhakam
Jun 24, 2022
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Absolutely gorgeous place with incredible view and friendly staff. We will definitely visit again soon.
Suzanne Lewis
May 17, 2022
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Love a visit to Druidstone via the coastal path from Broadhaven. A stop at the hotel is a must for the views over the beach and a refreshing drink after your hike. Very friendly staff and dogs welcome too. They Have become members only due to busy seasons when guests were stuggling to get served that were staying there, but we enquired beforehand and as off peak and quiet they welcomed us without any issues.
Bronwen Davies
May 14, 2022
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We only stopped to see if we could get drinks, overlooking St Bride's Bay, on our way home from a day out. As they weren't busy, we could. Delicious local beer, on their terrace, in the evening sun, above the beach. The perfect end to a perfect day.
Tom Whalley
Apr 24, 2022
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An old hotel, full of character, with an amazing clifftop location and view over Druid's Haven beach. The place has quite a 'hippy' vibe about it, and the staff are friendly. We ate at one of the 'feast nights', and the food was basic but tasty and filling, and good value. I've been lucky enough to have a beer on the balcony as the sun has set a couple of times over the years, and it's a hard experience to beat.
I think the bar is only open to residents or restaurant guests, and if you're not a resident, then you *must* book in advance to eat - I'm fairly sure you can't just wander in off the coast path for a beer (but I may be wrong).
I think the bar is only open to residents or restaurant guests, and if you're not a resident, then you *must* book in advance to eat - I'm fairly sure you can't just wander in off the coast path for a beer (but I may be wrong).
