Lovely hotel with helpful, friendly staff and we would definitely return. Easy walking distance of Pembroke Castle. Our "standard" double room was very spacious with very efficient heating and great powerful shower. Restaurant served excellent food - best creme brûlée we"ve ever had! Only minor complaints (and to be fair, we didn't bother to say to the staff, who may well have done something if we had) were 1. Smallish bath towels 2. As the weather was quite cold during our February stay we found the restaurant was not as warm as we would have liked (as opposed to the bar which had a fire). 3.The breakfast was very good but no fresh fruit offered (as mentioned on the menu) and no explanation given. Overall though this is an excellent hotel, better than many we've stayed in and lots of character.

Breakfast was plentiful, with a good wide choice. Room was spotless, and kept that way.

Dinners were very good, except that the vegetables failed, with mainly carrots and little else. We agreed with the people on the next table, that the meal left one wanting a little more, even though we do not have large appetites. Vegetables are cheap, and on a £20 meal, they could so easily be more generous and varied, and not cost more than 75p extra to provide.

My double room was quiet, light and spacious with good views out of the bay window. Stylish, traditional furniture, well decorated with a comfortable double bed. Clean and well kept bathroom. Downstairs has the feel of a traditional comfortable and cosey pub/hotel. Service was friendly and efficient. Well situated in the centre of Pembroke a short walk from the castle. Car parking available at rear.

Evening meals were good but hotel rather than pub prices.

The hotel was very convenient located in Central Pembroke so was great immediate access to the Castle. Loved the history of the hotel and its links to the Castle from Medieval times. The room was very pleasant with all the usual good facilities and the bed was very comfortable making for a good night's sleep. Booking a table in the restaurant was simple and straightforward and the food was delicious when it arrived and was reasonably priced. The breakfast was also lovely and served very well. The service at dinner and breakfast was very prompt from staff with little time waiting for food being ordered and it being served. The staff were also pleasant and friendly making you feel welcome at the hotel.

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The location is great. The room was kept very clean. I really liked the staff, they were all very welcoming and made me feel comfortable. Norman is a great person, he helped me out with couple of things during my stay, I really appreciate it. Also Shout out to Ready Cabs, Adrian, very helpful if you are looking for taxis. I would love to recommend this hotel.

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Quaint property, with lots of history. Comfortable rooms, very spacious. Location was great, a short walk to the Castle. Car parking at the rear was plentiful. Breakfast was lovely, well cooked and plenty of it. The dinner menu was varied and again very good. The staff were friendly, professional and very helpful.

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very kind and helpful employeers when you don't have a clue about the surrounding area.Comfy room and space.Interieur look very antique and fits in the historic town of Pembroke. Breakfast was good with a variety of extras. On the way to the hotel i met some very nice Townfolk that gave me some history lesson about the chapels in the area(nice Lady that live in an old victorian house) Next year i would book again in old kings arms

As a coeliac I was well catered for at breakfast. I've fined here many times in the past and never been disappointed - the food is always fabulous. This was my first overnight stay here - clean, safe, comfortable and welcoming, I couldn't have asked for more. Great value too. I especially love that the single rooms have big beds for added comfort.

It is a beautiful old coaching inn which feels comfortable, spacious and quiet, yet it is right in the middle of Pembroke. The staff are warm, friendly and helpful. The food is delicious. The beds are comfortable. The hotel is within easy reach of beautiful beaches and coastal walks as well as historic sights.

Very rare find a gem anything like the unique "Old Kings Arms" last minute, no research, scanning reviews or price comparisons etc etc... Lucky maybe? 1st visit to Pembroke definitely won't be the last, this hotel 1st choice of stay. Centuries old steeped in history "mod cons" to fullfill needs, inc.. fan, heater [not needed], windows you CAN open.. sash :) plenty of sockets, free WiFi, real glasses (not plastic), welsh tea (and teapot), seperate lobby for your luggage.. the bedroom is through 2 lockable doors. Free secure parking, 24hr access own keys.. no prying security guys lol. Smoking areas, lounge, bar, seperate restaurant.. excellent selection of drinks, attentive friendly staff, laidback atmosphere. Bed like sleeping on a cloud, rooms super clean, airy, bright and spacious. What stood out most for me personally.. THE FOOD!!! Just.. WOW!! Set menu evening meal enough variety to suit, not "cheap".. you get what you pay for and worth every penny. Best "Rare" Rump Steak I've had the pleasure of eating, at age 47.. a heck of a compliment! Sticky toffee pudding to die for.. impeccable service to boot, continued right through to breakfast. Freshly brewed coffee, juice, toast, full cooked option, eggs "all ways" even smoked kippers on offer.. all served at a beautifully set "clothed" table. Rate per night inc parking on site, breakfast, WiFi, chance to stay at what I'd describe as a "renovated mini castle".. Unbelievable! Forget big "chain hotel groups" get some history, you won't be dissapointed. Can't wait to stay again :)

Not a problem for me but if you struggle with stairs, give it a miss. Still worth popping in for a bite to eat though.