I booked my stay on the telephone, and was informed that you can only stay 2 nights on a weekend but I was lucky as there was room available as it had been booked thursday/friday and sunday/monday so I was able to have a one night stay, we stayed in the Hanoi room, a very relaxing room done out in reds and greens. Do ask if you can have a one night stay as they will accomodate you if they can.

Nice staff, friendly and they were happy to show us other rooms incase we wanted to stay again, I would imagine that all the rooms are lovely.

We had a meal in the restaurant which was lovely, no complaints .

We went as a birthday treat for my husband and we were able to book an in room massage which was also excellent.

A wonderful hotel as a treat but quite expensive, but you do get what you pay for.

This was our second overnight stay at The Grove and as ever the service and food was superb. The staff are very accomodating and friendly and would not hesitate recommending this hotel to anyone.

We stayed at The Grove as part of our honeymoon, early January.
We were a little disappointed that the lady who checked us in was from London and did not know much about Wales, a local welcome is far better!!
The suite was lovely, good quality furniture but the iron was burnt and I nearly ruined my clothes!
We were awoken the first morning by construction work right next to our room, it was 9am but for a 5 star hotel this shouldn't happen.
The breakfast lady was fantastic!! I've got to say she was the most welcoming member of staff there!
Wine was good served with some olives but the food was not to our liking, although very well presented.
As we left to pay they forgot that it's 40% off in January and tried to charge us the full price! It took them a while to realise this and to charge us the correct fee.
We then continued our honeymoon in York and stayed in a high quality hotel that knocked the socks off this one.
All in all a lovely place but overpriced and some local staff would be lovely.

just had my second stay at the grove. Their midweek deals are excellent and I got a room for not much more than a travelodge. I stayed on business and spent most of the evening in the warm and cosy bedroom working, but what a place to work.

My only criticism is that breakfast, which is amazing, needs to be tweaked so as to provide vegetarians with some savoury options. I have stayed here twice now and neither time did they have any vegetarian alternative to the welsh breakfast.

That said, it is as relaxing and luxurious place to stay as you will ever find and being so close to Narberth means you get some quirky shopping places just few minutes away. I love the shop with the large array of Hunters and Ren toiletries.

One day I will get to visit with my better half so show him this wonderful oasis in rural Pembrokeshire but they will need to get some veggie sausages first.

One day I will spend the weekend there with my partner