Lovesgrove Country Guest House
Review
The Lovesgrove Country Guest House, very close to Pembroke, is a shining example of how a family-run business should be. Owned and operated by Jemma and Matthew, the warmth of their welcome is matched only by their genuine passion for hospitality, something clearly passed down from Jemma’s father before her. From the moment you arrive, nothing is too much trouble, and it’s clear they take great pride in ensuring every guest enjoys a truly memorable stay. The guest house itself is modern, spotlessly clean, and thoughtfully furnished to provide maximum comfort. Conveniently located close to all of Pembrokeshire’s top attractions, it’s the ideal base for exploring this beautiful part of Wales. With outstanding value for money and a relaxed, home-from-home feel, it’s no wonder the reviews speak for themselves. If you’re seeking warm hospitality and a great night’s sleep, you’ll find both in abundance at the Lovesgrove Country Guest House.
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Bangeston
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Pembroke, Pembrokeshire
, SA72 4RX
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Nearby Attractions
Folly Farm
A very warm welcome to Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, the top paid-for tourist attraction in Wales and winner of both the Best Family Day Out in Pembrokeshire
Pembroke Castle
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Upton Castle Gardens
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Nearby Eating Out
The Watermans Arms
Talouies
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The Ferry Inn - Pembroke Dock
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