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Llys Meddyg
Newport, Pembrokeshire
On the glorious Pembrokeshire coast, Ed and Lou Sykes run their Georgian stone house as a smart restaurant-with-rooms, successfully blending character with cool contemporary design.
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On the glorious Pembrokeshire coast, Ed and Lou Sykes run their Georgian stone house as a smart restaurant-with-rooms, successfully blending character with cool contemporary design. Some of the chic bedrooms have a view of Carnigli, others look out to Newport Bay; three are in a mews annexe. there's even a dog-friendly yurt. You can dine in the traditional flagstone cellar bar or in a modern pod in the garden as well as in the main restaurant. Ed, a dedicated forager, occasionally gives short courses on hunting for wild food. At breakfast, don't miss the salmon smoked in the brick kiln out the back.
Hotel Details
Address
East Street, Newport, Pembrokeshire, SA42 0SY, Wales
Telephone
Bedroom
8. 1 on ground floor, 3 in mews annexe, plus a yurt.
Openings
all year.
Background Music
in bar and dining room.
Children
all ages welcomed, family room.
Dogs
allowed in 3 annexe bedrooms (£15 charge), in the bar, on lead in the garden.
Prices
B&B doubles from £130, family from £210. À la carte £35. 1-night bookings refused some Saturdays.
Facilities
bar, lounge, restaurant, kitchen garden dining area (open in summer holidays), in-room TV (Freeview), civil wedding licence, garden, unsuitable for disabled, limited on-site parking.
Location
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