Gumfreston Hotel, Tenby, Pembrokeshire

Gumfreston Hotel Tenby

Gumfreston Hotel, Culver Park, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, SA70 7ED

"Helen and Chris welcome you to Gumfreston Hotel, a fine Victorian house sitauted in a quiet residential street, in the historic town of Tenby"

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Gumfreston Hotel, Culver Park, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, SA70 7ED
Telephone: 01834 842871
Fax: 01834 842871
Wales Tourist Board 2 Stars

Helen and Chris welcome you to Gumfreston Hotel, a fine Victorian house situated in a quiet residential street, in the historic town of Tenby.

Gumfreston Hotel, Tenby, Front of Hotel, 8K

Gumfreston Hotel, Tenby, Front of Hotel, 8K

We are a small, family run hotel having 9 en-suite bedrooms, all are non-smoking with tea/coffee facilities, colour television, radio and Central Heating. We have an excellent reputation, enjoying the company of many returning guests and looking forward to welcoming new ones. Parking is provided either on road or within an attended car park, some 30 yards from the hotel.

The hotel is a few minutes walk from Tenby's superb, golden beaches, as well as its quaint narrow streets with its local shops. Also we are within walking distance of all outdoor activities Tenby has to offer. A delicious Englishbreakfast to start your day. Special diets to suit your taste, if informed in advance. An excellent menu of home cooked dishes with varied starters, main courses and desserts. We also cater for vegetarians and children's meals, using fresh local produce wherever possible. Our cosy bar is a place to relax before or after dinner where you can sit and unwind and bring your day to a close.

Gumfreston Hotel, Tenby, Dining Room, 9K

Gumfreston Hotel, Tenby, Guest Lounge, 9K

Our aim is providing a friendly and relaxed atmosphere to ensure your stay is a happy and memorable one. Parties are welcome.

So, why not make us you first choice!

Something for Everyone

Tenby, the medieval walled town within the Pembrokeshire National Park, is steeped in history. At its centre stands the beautifully preserved 13th century parish church of St Mary, whose majestic spire is a landmark to all travellers arriving in Tenby on foot, by sea, train or car.Tenby's ancient harbour is afloat with pleasure craft throughout the holiday season, vessels for fishing trips and others ferry visitors to or around Caldey Island. Tenby offers four beautiful safe, sandy beaches, ideal for family enjoyment.

Find healthy exercise on the championship golf course eight beside the sea. Tenby also has a very fine bowling club. Tennis courts are available during the school holidays. Horse riding and pony trekking, sailing, surfing, sea and river angling for Bass, Tope, Mackerel, Sewin, Trout and Salmon.

Enchanting walks along the famed 164-mile coastal footpath and inland delights whether your interests are rocks, birds, flowers or butterflies.