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The Old Kings Arms Hotel is Pembroke's oldest hostelry and has deeds that stretch back to the 1520s. The hotel front was added on during the Georgian period, and the hotel has always been one of the focal points of Pembroke's community.
The hotel has been owned by the Wheeler family for over 50 years. The hotel, and award winning restaurant, reflects the family's desire to provide a "home away from home" for their guests.
The restaurant holds the 2009 Good Food Guide Award The majority of our produce is sourced locally, with fresh fish delivered 2-3 times a week directly from Milford Haven.
The bars are the central point for meeting the "locals".
The hotel offers a "free of charge" internet wi-fi connection in the bar areas and in the resident's lounge to enable you to keep on top of any emails etc.We also have a printer available for those last minute - must do reports for tomorrow!!
The hotel has 18 bedrooms, all ensuite including Flat Screen TV'S with Freeview,SKY SPORTS & Setanta Channels, with the following types of rooms:
- 4 Double Rooms
- 1 Twin Room
- 13 Single Rooms
The hotel has a large private car park to the rear of the hotel, we suggest that you download the local map found on our location web page (1-way system - look out for the brown Tourist Signs).
Travelling and Arriving
Should you need a taxi to collect you from the airport, or train station, then please ask reception to arrange a taxi.Car Hire delivery/collection can also be arranged locally.
The hotel is approximately 2 hours from Cardiff International Airport. The nearest rail station is Pembroke Station, approximately 1 mile from the hotel. The hotel is well served for those wishing to use the local buse services with a bus stop directly in front of the hotel.
The hotel is approximately 10 minutes from the Port of Pembroke's Irish Ferries terminal. Please note that we do not, unfortunately, have a night porter facility to meet passengers from the 2:30am arrival in Pembroke.
Accessibility
Due to the age and character of the building, you may experience some difficulties in using the stairs for access to some of our hotel rooms and facilities. The restaurant, however, is accessible from the front door of the building with no stairs to use.
Unfortunately we are unable to accept dogs in the hotel bedrooms and public areasLocal Area
Should you need to find information on the many activities available in Pembrokeshire please view our attractions page, where you will find links to numerous activity/company web sites.
Whatever your reason for visiting our site, we hope that you find the information of interest and choose our hotel as the base for your time in Pembroke: "little England beyond Wales".