We stayed in the clockhouse B&B, a beautiful location , tastefully presented lovely rooms However, the bells rang out from 06.00hrs to 22.00 hrs inclusive. It was poorly soundproofed, children are accepted but not catered for, no Childrens menu except for lunchtime. The male host is very welcoming and friendly but the hostess is rude and overbearing.

The Clock House at Marloes is one of those special places you find by accident and it restores your faith in British food and hotels. I stayed there as one of 11 blokes walking the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and having stayed at some shall I say dodgy establishments over the previous few days, the owners of The Clock House couldn't have made us feel more welcome and couldn't have done more for us. The food was fresh and exceptionally good (especially the dressed crab) and the rooms were simple and lovely, in fact far too good for us dirty, sweaty blokes. Also we didn't have to have a greasy fry up for breakfast, I had scrambled eggs and smoked salmon.

And another thing the local pub has changed hands and was great!! We stayed there till midnight.

Nice location, pleasant atmosphere, friendly service, but also a blunt cook and a pubic hair in our crabsalad...

I stayed at the Clock House in Marloes with a friend for a walking break and would highlt recommend it. We had a great lunch of fresh local fish and returned after a beautiful walk for a very nice dinner. not much to do in the area after dark - local pub was pretty charmless, but the hotel was a clean, friendly and chraming place to stay.