Bed & Breakfast in Pembrokeshire
Welcome to Albion House,“ Bed & Breakfast in Pembrokeshire. Albion House offers affordable and comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation located in Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire. Our rooms at the B&B are perfect for a cosy, comfortable stay. Albion House is situated just under 3 miles away from the beautiful town of Pembroke. A 5-minute drive from Pembroke Castle, the centre of Pembroke Dock is also just 6-minute walk away.
This spacious individually designed appartment can accommodate four people. Cosy and attractive furnishings make every stay a wonderful experience.
The individually designed rooms each benefit from:
TV with Freeview.
Fridge.
Complimentary Tea & Coffee making facilities.
Choice of continental or full Welsh breakfast using local produce cooked to order.
We can also offer:
Sandwich service.
Pick-up and drop-off service.
Light laundry service.
(Subject to availability & extra charges. Please contact to confirm).
If you are looking for something to do, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park a short 22-minute drive away, guests can enjoy the twists and turns of 186 miles of beautiful coastal paths.
Further inland, local attractions such as Oakwood Theme Park and Folly Farm are both 12 miles from Albion House.
The B&B is only Minutes away from Pembroke Castle, Birthplace of King Henry VII of England and famous Carew Castle and it’s beautiful millpond.
The guest house is close to the National Coastal Path which is almost 200 miles of picturesque coastline that passes 58 beaches and 14 harbours. The variety of landscapes makes every mile unique. With north, west and south facing coasts, the views are always changing.
So whether you prefer to just chill out or head off for exciting excursions, our Albion House provides a perfect starting point and we’ll be pleased to offer advice on how to make the most of your time.
Around the corner from Commercial Row, Albion Square developed, towards the end of the nineteenth century, into a focus for more formal events. On the east side – today’s car park – was Albion House, built in the 1820s and soon a draper’s ,”the leading shop of the town”. On the north, after 1867, was the imposing Congregationalist chapel. Next door, the old Tabernacle chapel became a public hall and Salvation Army H.Q. On the south, Albion Square school appeared after 1876 and the Co-op (Now Albion Guest House) in 1893. The square was a thoroughfare for shoppers passing from the market and Commercial Row to Bush Street, and to and from the Dockyard for workers and military parades. With shoppers, school children, chapel goers, and Dockyard traffic, this became a place of much coming and going.
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