Having spent our first night in St Davids in an expensive soul less hotel, we looked around for something more appealing. We had stopped in at the Grove for a quick meal and realised they did rooms. For £60 we got a suite - which wasnt really , just a larger room with a sofa, with on suite facilities, plus breakfast , which we thought excellant value. It was a lovely , well decorated room and - contary to previous reviews , the shower worked ! Its at the south end of St Davids opposite the tourist infomation centre and is on a main road with a big car park . Could hear traffic but not unduly intrusive. Is a Brains brewery chain restaurant and serves typical food. However breakfast was excellant. Staff very helpful and friendly too. Would recommend it as a base to stay in the area - only a short walk to the coast and an easy walk to the town centre.

An excellent find in Britain's smallest City.

Room large and comfortable with free Wi-FI and parking an added bonus.

Nice large light and airy conservatory restaurant serving good quality bar food. There is a restaurant also but this was closed for the winter season, but will definately try it out if I return in the high season and this is just the place that I would be happy to visit again.

Staff friendly and efficient.

We stayed at The Grove for two nights while visiting friends who live locally and met them for dinner at the hotel. We ate by the cosy fire place in the conservatory; the food and wine were both excellent and beautifully presented, the service was flawless. Our room was big and airy with a lovely view of the gardens; tea and coffee were provided; the king size bed was very comfortable and was beautifully made with fresh white linen and fluffy pillows. The en-suite bathroom was large and had fresh white towels, perfect for either a soothing bath or a power shower after a long coastal walk. Breakfast was wonderful, continental and full English - it had been a while since we’d eaten kippers which were cooked to perfection. The Grove is conveniently located in the heart of St David’s, perfect for a moonlit stroll through the city or a long walk or run along the sea front. The walled garden is pure magic. We had a lovely couple of days at The Grove and look forward to returning very soon.

Arrived off the late ferry into Fishguard, at about 1am, landlady was there to meet us and show us to our room - no problem with it being so late. Nice comfortable room, bit on the small side, but ideal for a 1-night stay. Tea/coffee facilities provided. Had breakfast in the restaurant, lovely bright glass conservatory-type room, nice relaxed breakfast. Recommend especially for ferry passengers as the staff understand you will be arriving after 1am.