Peter is a lovely host, very personable and accommodating. Despite me booking a single room, he let me stay in a double simply because it was available! The location is perfect, a stone's throw away from all the cafes, pubs and restaurants in town as well as the castle, and close to the train station too. Everything was clean and tidy, nothing was broken or malfunctioning. The shower took a moment to figure out but once i remembered to tug on the red toggle it worked just fine. If you're bringing your bike let Peter know in advance, as otherwise there might be an issue with storing it.

The bathroom is a bit small, I was fine using it but I could imagine a larger person might find it uncomfortable. There were a few cracks in the wall and tiles, creases in the wallpaper, minor things like that. There wasn't any bothersome noise from the street or from other rooms, but on the nights when there was live music downstairs (Monday and Wednesday) it was very audible in my room. Not a problem for most people, and i enjoyed sitting in on the performances for a bit, but something to keep in mind if you're an early sleeper.

Superb location, central for everything, and definitely worth using the bar on a Wednesday 8-11pm when local musicians get together, so many the night I was there they were only allowed 3 songs each. The room was fine for what I needed, enough room, good bathroom, all very clean and comfortable. The owner, Pete, was friendly and helpful. My room was at the back, away from the busy main road, so it was very quiet for a good night's sleep.

It was OK for me as I always travel with emergency coffee supplies - there is a kettle in the room but no tea/coffee/milk. Also check-in is limited to 18:30-19:30. Pete will make other arrangements if he can but he has no staff so it depends on his other commitments.

I like the place because of its owner Peter who is very helpful and kind, also the place affords everything you need. The room is small but the bed is cozy and you can watch tv. It is in the main street and close to the bus stop and the castle. I came in Wednesday and there is a live music session played by the local band, old fashioned style and it will bring you back in 60-70s. BTW, thw cider tastes perfect!

I really liked the Middlegate, it's a quirky place but the bed was comfortable and clean, bathroom facilities very decent, wifi good, good host in Peter and an excellent location in Pembroke main street. Good secure parking around the back of the hotel

It won't suit every modern day traveller but in my opinion nothing not to like.

Peter was great and so helpful and friendly. We arrived after check in time and he was very accommodating. Room was basic but clean and comfy :) Location was fantastic and view from our room was lovely!

Nothing - we had a great stay!

The Middlegate is a basic accommodation which is ideal for males walking the coastal path , don’t expect 5* luxury but the bed linen and towels were clean also the toilet and shower were of generous size and clean with a very good electric shower unit. The accommodation was fine for my needs on a walking holiday, free parking, right in the middle of town with a bus stop a few other pubs and cafes , chip shops all on the same street. Peter was a friendly and helpful host.

Excellent location. Castle 200 yds along road. Bus service convenient. Shops close. Browns cafe for breakfast a few doors away.

Stairs without lift for heavy luggage. Room small but cosy. Shower adequate only.

Peter the owner very helpful and welcoming. Room compact but adequate for a short stay.

Not handicapped accessible. Stairs difficult. Suggest installing a handrail in the shower. Otherwise pretty comfortable.

Great breakfast (full English), cost £10 per person and filled us up so much we didn't have to have lunch! Also, lovely host, he was very funny and helpful.

Unfortunately, there was no AC, and the room was often like a sauna, even with the windows open at night

Great location along the Main street, central to the attractions round Pembroke. Even if you're up to the 5km trek over to Pembroke Dock.