Peaceful. Staff that treated one respectfully and attentively.

A tiny point, but it may help in future if creating new rooms- the lighting was very off, series of weak spot lights in a high ceiling, only one bedside light for a large double bed, and the shade for that was in the main not shading, therefore dazzling on the eye, as one went about the rooms. The worst was the bathroom mirror with strips of light around it, one could hardly see one’s self for light splay. In addition it was almost painfully bright. We tried to switch it off, but this couldn’t be done unless the entire bathroom lights were out. The lighting wasn’t well done, and probably designed by someone that doesn’t have to spend time in that room. I’m only saying to give feedback as requested. Thank you

This hotel is beautiful. We have stayed in all 3 of this groups hotels now and this was by far our favourite, although the other 2 are also very nice. The location is fab. Walking distance to both St David’s and Whitesands beach if you have a little fitness or very quick drive if not. Local beach is perfect for stroll or quick sea swim. Very clean and comfortable (bed was so comfy). Lovely bathroom and sitting room. Charming garden and green space area. Very quiet and secluded. Generally a very relaxing stay. Breakfast was tasty, good quality and plentiful. Staff were extremely polite and friendly.

The sink tap was very stylish but hard to get cold water out of. There was nowhere to get cold water in the hotel to drink once bottled water gone.

Room was spacious, clean, bed very comfortable, we both slept very well. Tea and coffee provided, small fridge with milk an water. We were in the annexe and breakfast was in the main building. Continental breakfast was great - cereals, fruit, meats, cheese, freshly cooked pastries to die for, bagels, croissants, brown and white bread for toast. Nothing too much trouble for the staff, would stay here again definitely! Location is SO peaceful you can hear the birds sing!! Woodland walks nearby, and St David's Cathedral only a 10 min walk away the ideal spot for relaxation.

Not enough raspberry croissants at breakfast, buts that is only because they are so divine!

Beautifully renovated building in a pretty garden. Staff were attentive and the continental breakfast was very nice. Our bedroom was large and comfortable with tea, coffee, fresh milk and water replenished each day.

It is a little way out of town down a narrow lane, but is close to the Cathedral. The need to check in at the sister hotel is a bit annoying but was handled quickly. The bathroom in our room was separated by sliding doors, which don’t close very well and rattled when we had the window open.

The hotel is very clean, quiet and friendly. Continental breakfast is freshly prepared in the morning with warm croissants, ham, cheese, fruit salad etc. it's located just behind the cathedral which will take less than 10 minutes to walk through the forestry to the main square.

Our stay in Penrhiw Priory was very good, but it would be nice to have breakfast with eggs and bacon or smoked salmon. Also, walking to the hotel in the late evening through the forestry was very dark and scary as there's no one street light on the way to the hotel.

We absolutely loved our weekend away at Penrhiw. Before getting there we didn't know what to expect and felt a little apprehensive that there were no staff at the property 24/7. Check in is at the main hotel, Penrhiw is hidden away in the centre of St Davids. However, the whole process was very smooth and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The location, the room, the atmosphere everything was amazing. We stayed in Garden room which was very spacious, the beds were so comfy and the bathroom was very clean. The room was kitted out with everything you need and even had pretty decent coffee with a mini coffee machine. We went for the full experience and had both the continental breakfast and the upgraded breakfast the next day. Although both were good, I probably won't recommend upgrading for a cooked breakfast. The continental breakfast (included in the booking) at Penrhiw itself is so lovely. If you do upgrade to the cooked breakfast you need to drive back to the main hotel where you check in. The food is good but probably not worth the extra hassle. Overall we recommend this place to any couple wanting to treat themselves with a quiet getaway and would be happy to go and do it all over again.

The service and facilities were exceptional - soft dressing gowns, coffee machine in the room, and all staff were friendly, professional and attentive. The bathroom was bigger than my sitting room with great water pressure. Many (possibly all?) of the staff were Welsh speakers which is lovely to find in a Welsh hotel. The location was lovely, about a 5-10 minute picturesque walk from St. David's through trees, no noise at all. The bed was huge and really comfortable, and the bedroom was cavernous, lovely soft lighting with lots of different areas to sit including a bay window overlooking trees. We stayed for an anniversary and were really happy - very romantic stay and better than the pictures. The lounge was underneath our room but we didn't hear any noise. Despite there not being staff on the premises in the evening there was an honesty bar with local bottled beer, wine etc. Lots of thoughful touches like umbrellas in the porch, a handwritten welcome note etc. The stay felt luxurious from start to finish.

We had to pick up keys from another venue during a limited timeslot (16:00-19:00) which was slightly inconvenient. Only removing one star as cooked breakfast wasn't available (we were informed of this in advance) which I would expect given the price (this was offered at the sister venue, however this was in another part of town and for an extra £5 each). The breakfast on site was continental i.e. some pastries, cold meats, cheeses, yoghurts etc., but nothing robust - have stayed previously at venues which don't offer cooked breakfasts but have egg machines and pancake makers for something more substantial.

Penrhiw Priory, St Davids is a five star Visit Wales Guest Self-Catering Accommodation. The definition of tranquillity, Penrhiw nestles in acres of private gardens, enveloped by woodland paths, river and meadow. An elegant stone-built property just a stone's throw from the historic St Davids Cathedral and located in the world renowned Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the venue offers accommodation of the highest standard with eight, contemporary en-suite bedrooms, luxurious lounge, inviting drawing room and twelve acres of landscaped gardens.

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Can't fail to be impressed upon arrival. From the electric gates to the lush surroundings with the impressive manor house hotel nestled amongst the trees. Huge bedroom and bathroom. Very comfortable bed and pillows. Great shower too. Hannah who served breakfast was so delightful. Very informative about the area and was very welcoming and engaging. Great asset to the hotel. Breakfast was absolutely superb. Such a wide choice of options and plenty to eat. Faultless our short stay couldn't have been any better. The price is good too as we moved onto Tenby paying the same rate per night yet the hotel in Tenby was not remotely comparable. Short walk past St David's Cathedral and palace around 10 minutes to the centre. Highly recommend

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What a beautiful property in a beautiful location. We loved the walk into St Davids as all the spring flowers along the lane were in bloom. We only stayed one night and now feel we should have booked two. We ate breakfast at the sister hotel but the smell of the continental breakfast made us wish we were staying for breakfast at the priory. All the staff during the booking process and at the sister hotel were exceptional and made us feel so welcome and looked after. Thank you for a lovely one night break for our anniversary, we feel as though we really celebrated in style.

Having to leave. 😂