Slebech Park Estate

Arrived at the hotel and checked in. I then asked whether we needed to make a reservation for dinner that night, to be told then restaurant was closed due to staffing issues. As this hotel isn’t close by to any restaurants etc, it was rather inconvenient. I then asked whether there was a bar we could sit in to catch up on emails to which we were told the bar was also closed due to staffing issues. As we were being led to our rooms, we decided it wasn’t going to work as we essentially would be bound to our rooms with no food (unless we ordered a takeaway which we didn’t want to do!) We told the lady who was taking us to our room that we were going to look for something else and could we have a refund to which she rudely replied that we should have decided that before we paid (we weren’t made aware about the restaurants until after we had paid!!…) The location isn’t as pretty as the pictures and looks quite run down in person.

Staff were unable to be located for the bar service

Signs are needed when arriving to direct to the reception location. We arrived during darkness, there was not adequate lighting to permit safe walking when looking for the reception area. There are outside steps that have to be engaged when walking to the reception, we arrived after dark and in wet weather, coupled with no lighting made the steps treacherous . Not enough available Parking areas. Wooden furniture is drab, and in need of a coat of varnish or replacement.

Dead flies in room, closed restaurant, spa tub didn’t work, underwhelming all around,

Stayed (4 rooms) here as the start point for our group tour through Wales. The location is fabulous, the building itself clearly has a lot of history, the room was lovely and the bed was very comfortable and the reception staff were very pleasant and helpful. However, and unfortunately, this is where the positives end. Upon arrival and after paying I was informed that the restaurant wasnt open on a sunday (the website and info in each room says different) which considering all of us had driven at least 4 hours to get there and the hotel is nowhere near a walkable restaurant. I was then told that the bar wasnt open either, which meant they had no indoor communal area. Had this been December and out of season I'd have half accepted that certain amenities wouldn't be available. But we were there in late June, high season! In the course of our business we spend a lot of time with small groups in hotels. Everywhere from Scotland to The Alps and even in the depths of the "off" season there has always been food and an indoor area to socialise. For what is claimed as a luxury hotel this, for me, is completely unacceptable. Then to top it off we had to book a timeslot for breakfast because "the restaurant isn't big enough for the number of guests the hotel can accommodate". Normally this isnt an issue as we have a tour beginning from there. For the record, the carpark holds maybe 8 cars so I'm not sure where this claimed vast amount of guests would have parked.

First thing to say is that the staff were great. The location is fabulous but the place is a little tired. The room was lovely but (here’s an example of tired) the bathroom window was warped so wouldn’t close. The restaurant/bar was closed so there was no place to go other than our room. It also meant, of course, that we had to find somewhere to eat each night and, as the WiFi signal was poor in our room and there was no phone signal, making bookings was not easy. The staff did help out with this, which was great.

It is a very unique property with nice walking trails and gardens. Overall it wasn’t kept up well and needs a face lift and grounds keeper outside. Rooms were nice with comfortable bed and good shower. Unfortunately it is far from everything and the restaurant and bar were not open Monday night so had to drive back into town. Breakfast was good and breakfast room very nice. No air conditioning but the fan in the room was nice.

This is our second stay at Slebech Park Estate as we like to stay here when exploring Pembrokeshire. The first time was during Covid so was difficult to make a fair assessment. The hotel and the grounds are immaculate and we enjoyed doing a morning run on the local trails. The staff are always friendly and accommodating. Just an observation or a potential improvement, for a 5 star hotel I'd expect some room luxuries (ie. dressing gown) and better in room tea/coffee options (ie. Nespesso machine or something similar) I appreciate this is expensive but there's something about filling a kettle and making an instant coffee that just brings the quality down a notch (maybe because that's what I'd expect at my local Travelodge and it really was awful tasting instant coffee) However, it's not a complaint at all and maybe something they can look into in future to just add that touch of luxury to the rooms. The restaurant (The Peg) on site is lovely and fairly priced. In the summer you can sit outside and enjoy the view. We look forward to coming back again.

The property is in an absolutely stunning location. The bedrooms are beautiful. Not being able to eat in the dinning room in the evening is inconvenient. (The dining roomis only open certain evenings so be vigilent when you book). Sadly there are no communal areas, so when it's wet be prepared to be in your room.

. The stay was pleasant enough, but it did not meet the standards one would expect of a five-star hotel. Check-in was difficult, as the reception was locked and we had to locate a cleaner, who then found someone to assist us. Upon entering our room, we discovered a cleaner’s half-drunk coffee had been left behind, and in another booked room no toiletries were provided at all. We were informed in advance that the restaurant would be closed in the evening, however we did not anticipate the complete lack of hotel facilities. There was no lounge or social space with comfortable seating, leaving us confined to our bedrooms for the evening. Breakfast was acceptable but continental only, with a surcharge for cooked options. While we were aware of this beforehand, it still felt inconsistent with the expectations associated with a five-star property.

Clean room, v comfortable, great choice for breakfast. Lovely setting, lovely food.

Spiders and fly infestation in the room, when mentioned to staff they couldn’t be more unhelpful. The shower was broke and room was generally stinking dirty. All insects in the sink and toilet stank. Skeleton staff. Dinner was over cooked and inedible, they also didn’t ask us about breakfast on the second morning so we had to go without (you must preorder by 8pm the day before). A fire alarm also went off at 7am, they didn’t even acknowledge it or apologise. Horrendous.

In need of refurbishment. So much potential but we paid for a top notch room and found it wanting. One of the bedside lamps had clearly been removed but the bracket remained making it look very untidy. The room wasn’t clean, curtains and small sofa was disgusting, didn’t want to sit on it. The bed however was presented lovely. The wooden bench in room looked and did not feel safe, looked to have had a poor repair job done on it. The bathroom doors were very heavy and provided a loud bang each time they were used. Room was very spacious but they should make better use of it. The TV was awful, thankfully I’m a techy but others would find very challenging. Tv also relies on WiFi signal which kept dropping. Breakfast was a bit of a free for all as well, not well organised wi th a constant request going in from guests for items to be replenished. The hotel seemed to be run by a young group of girls who were very friendly and helpful but it was clear they lacked experience. Oh and also gave us the wrong walking route leading a closed path.

It is always lovely when I stay here! I find it very hard nowadays to find a clean hotel but Slebech is always clean and comfortable and I never have any problems. Breakfast was also lovely and the staff are very accommodating!

Absolutely fantastic night away, felt like a dream when we walked into the room, a huge double height window overlooking the river but when we entered the bathroom we were left utterly speechless. The most amazing bathroom i have ever stepped foot in, a giant shower head in the ceiling of a beautifully tiled non slip wet room, and an enormous jacuzzi spa.... neither of us wanted to leave....! Beautifully clean room, lovely food, couldnt have wanted more for our first romantic night away.... Thoroughly recommended...

Hotel is in a beautiful setting with some great walking trails but the building isn’t the most attractive with most views without a view of the beautiful landscape. Food was poor and with the location meaning you are most likely to eat in the restaurant. The room was not particularly clean, bed was fine but a lot of dust and I counted 10 dead flies in the room and this was March! Shame as a few tweaks this could be a lovely venue

We had a wonderful stay in Slebech.Park.The surrounding are beautiful, the views over the estuary are breathtaking and the gardens are so peaceful and romantic.Our room was very clean and comfortable and the food at the restaurant was really tasty and great value.Continental Breakfast in the morning had a good selection on offer. Overall I would highly recommend and will definitely be returning.

Very nice location clean rooms cold shower, sink blocked

My wife and I stayed in a Luxury King room for our honeymoon and were quite disappointed. We felt for the cost of the room, the standard wasn’t up to scratch and there was a lack of attention to detail. The curtain was hanging off the rail in front of the patio doors. There was dried shampoo splatter in the wet room and dried toothpaste on the worktop next to the sink. Cigarette butts outside the patio doors. The patio furniture table glass had obviously smashed and been disposed of so the table couldn’t actually be used. Cobwebs and spiders around the bathroom mirror and on the ceiling. For the first night we couldn’t access any of the movies. We did mention about the dirty bathroom and the movies and someone came in to fix the problems, but when we returned back the bathroom was still dirty and now the TV didn’t work at all. We notified staff again and they fixed the TV and assured us the bathroom would be cleaned the next day. The bathroom still wasn’t cleaned so we did it ourselves. Despite this, the staff were helpful and friendly at all times and the grounds were beautiful. The staff also catered to our vegan diet and modified the breakfast to suit, which was lovely, and we made the most of free room service each morning. Overall, our stay was okay but we wouldn’t return as we felt it was very expensive for a room that was just okay. We were left disappointed and got upset as it was supposed to feel really special and just didn’t.

Lovely room, great space, lovely grounds and surrounding area. Breakfast was amazing and staff were very friendly. Would defo recommend!

Good: comfortable bed, shower/bath, lovely environment. Poor: no heated towel rail, lack of vegetarian options, produce grown on site not used in restaurant.

Room was very luxurious but the curtains were broken and the toilet made noise all through the night which was unfortunate. Beautiful surroundings and the staff was lovely.

Old-fashioned country hotel located in a peaceful estate. It’s easily accessible with car, and we enjoyed the morning walk. For the room itself, it’s very, very outdated. We booked Luxury Double Room (Splendid), which has nice pictures showing either a duplex room or room with split floors. In reality, it was an out fashioned one bedroom room with basic setup. The hotel carefully called out each room had individual design, by chance you might get a good surprise, but you’ll also probably get a holiday inn express kind of room. So good luck! And note that the breakfast include in the room rate is cold continental breakfast (worse than holiday in express), with left over fruit salad, two sourdoughs and some cold pastries that never get refilled during our 30-40 min dining time for two mornings. You do get plenty of fruit jams and butters.

I called on the day to check there was a room with a bath available and the lovely receptionist said there was one left and put a note when booking, which I did. On arrival the receptionist was lovely and we got a room with a bath. The room was nice but there were a few things off making it great. For example, there were a few cracked floor tiles, scratched paint, the bed was too singles put together, the window was tiny, the room got very hot, and there wasn't a hairdryer. The evening before I mentioned I'm vegan when discussing breakfast but on arrival to breakfast the only options were toast I would have to order and say "no butter please", jam and a very small selection of fruit. Nothing was labelled for dietary requirements.

First thing to say is that the staff were great. The location is fabulous but the place is a little tired. The room was lovely but (here’s an example of tired) the bathroom window was warped so wouldn’t close. The restaurant/bar was closed so there was no place to go other than our room. It also meant, of course, that we had to find somewhere to eat each night and, as the WiFi signal was poor in our room and there was no phone signal, making bookings was not easy. The staff did help out with this, which was great.

The room was beautiful and clean however there is no aircon and it became extremely hot during the night. The fan supplied wouldn’t have been enough to cool the room and was making a loud clicking noise so we had to turn it off and open the patio doors. Unfortunately at 4.00am we were awoken by the really strong smell of the septic tank, which is directly outside the patio doors! There was no apology offered when my partner told reception about this, they are apparently aware? It sounds as if they have likely received more complaints based on that response, I understand they might lot be able to help the smell but at least apologise or offer some form of compensation as a gesture of goodwill. The breakfast isn’t included (only continental is free) - perhaps this could have been offered

We stayed last minute on the way home from St Davids. When we got to our room (hot day) the radiator was on full blast. The room was absolutely boiling. We opened the windows and luckily we had a fan. We had a meal in The Peg which was nice. We got back to our room to a dog constantly crying in the room next door. Breakfast wasn't good. Beautifull estate but wouldnt book again.

Stunning scenery and views as soon as you enter the estate and a warm welcome from reception. Room looked lovely, although a few more comforts needed. Better pillows, more toiletries, and the courtyard lighting made it hard to sleep as only had blinds (not blackouts) and no curtains. We stayed 2 nights and had no room service on the second day, so no replaced toiletries, coffee or towels (nothing major but their book said daily service). Lovely big bath. Bed was comfy. Great scenery from both windows and very peaceful surroundings. Continental breakfast was included but on the 2nd morning, we turned up and most things had been cleared away (almost like we had been forgotten about) and the lady looked and spoke to us like we had walked in off the street (which is impossible in this location!). Think there were only 3 or 4 rooms booked so it shouldn’t have been hard to know who was staying. Reception is only staffed for standard office hours, other than that it is phone only so could be tricky in an emergency situation due to the location. Overall, it was a pleasant stay, lovely scenery and peaceful which is what we wanted. But for what it appears to be, I expected much higher service so maybe the little things got to me more than they should have but either way, I hope this review helps others.

Lovely, relaxing location with beautiful scenery. Large room with bath and a shower and good views of the water. A unique place to stay.

Beautiful grounds to the hotel and the building is lovely. Issues we had were the room was way to hot with no way to turn off the heating in the room and no opening windows in the bedroom itself cant really sleep with the door open all night. Was offered a fan for the room but that just pushed hot air around. The jacuzzi bath smelt awful when the only set of jets that were working were turned on. Reported to reception they didnt seem to care that much and was assured that they would have it looked at during the day. Came back to be told that maintenance had looked and it was fine so tried again and still not working. Showed this to receptionist and was offered a free warm breakfast in "compensation" not really what you expect of a supposedly luxury hotel stay very dissapointed.

The property is in a wonderful, peaceful location, with a single lane approach road of some length. Our rooms were clean, tidy, spacious, and comfortable. The staff were friendly and did their best to be helpful. The continental breakfast was generous and varied. All the ingredients used in the kitchen were fresh and good quality. The hotel could be exceptional, but needs a bit more organisation and staff training to reach that standard.

Arrived at the hotel and checked in. I then asked whether we needed to make a reservation for dinner that night, to be told then restaurant was closed due to staffing issues. As this hotel isn’t close by to any restaurants etc, it was rather inconvenient. I then asked whether there was a bar we could sit in to catch up on emails to which we were told the bar was also closed due to staffing issues. As we were being led to our rooms, we decided it wasn’t going to work as we essentially would be bound to our rooms with no food (unless we ordered a takeaway which we didn’t want to do!) We told the lady who was taking us to our room that we were going to look for something else and could we have a refund to which she rudely replied that we should have decided that before we paid (we weren’t made aware about the restaurants until after we had paid!!…) The location isn’t as pretty as the pictures and looks quite run down in person.

Spiders and fly infestation in the room, when mentioned to staff they couldn’t be more unhelpful. The shower was broke and room was generally stinking dirty. All insects in the sink and toilet stank. Skeleton staff. Dinner was over cooked and inedible, they also didn’t ask us about breakfast on the second morning so we had to go without (you must preorder by 8pm the day before). A fire alarm also went off at 7am, they didn’t even acknowledge it or apologise. Horrendous.

Excellent place to stay, staff all helpfull and friendly. The castle is stunning and the views are amazing!

This was such a hidden gem of a find. Cannot wait to go back & stay a bit longer. Such a fabulous place & the staff are all welcoming & friendly.

The hotel is fantastic. A great room. Beautiful, impressive grounds. Good walks. Brilliant for dogs. Staff very helpful and friendly especially Grace. Could not fault our stay. Wonderful food. Will definitely stay again

First thing to say is that the staff were great. The location is fabulous but the place is a little tired. The room was lovely but (here’s an example of tired) the bathroom window was warped so wouldn’t close. The restaurant/bar was closed so there was no place to go other than our room. It also meant, of course, that we had to find somewhere to eat each night and, as the WiFi signal was poor in our room and there was no phone signal, making bookings was not easy. The staff did help out with this, which was great.

Stayed at this property a number of times and we have always enjoyed. This time I reserved a particular room and confirmed this on several occasions as it was a special date for my wife and myself only to check in and be given a completely different room. I raised this with the receptionist who said the room we booked was taken but would look into it and sort something, nothing was done. The shower in the room was only luke warm, unfortunately when going to bed we found a dead fly on our pillow and to top it off in the morning the kettle was full of limescale so we couldn’t have a cup of Tea when waking up. I raised this when we checked out and the receptionist apologised and told me she would give our drinks (2 glasses of wine) and breakfast on them, due to the mix up and issues with the room, which was great and at least something but unfortunately they have charged me regardless. Overall a disappointing stay

Lovely room, great space, lovely grounds and surrounding area. Breakfast was amazing and staff were very friendly. Would defo recommend!

. The stay was pleasant enough, but it did not meet the standards one would expect of a five-star hotel. Check-in was difficult, as the reception was locked and we had to locate a cleaner, who then found someone to assist us. Upon entering our room, we discovered a cleaner’s half-drunk coffee had been left behind, and in another booked room no toiletries were provided at all. We were informed in advance that the restaurant would be closed in the evening, however we did not anticipate the complete lack of hotel facilities. There was no lounge or social space with comfortable seating, leaving us confined to our bedrooms for the evening. Breakfast was acceptable but continental only, with a surcharge for cooked options. While we were aware of this beforehand, it still felt inconsistent with the expectations associated with a five-star property.

Peaceful, friendly - a great place to escape for a weekend. The grounds are lovely and great views of the Cleddau and countryside

Slebech Park is a wonderful, unique place to stay. Situated on a large estuary with incredible views and opportunities for hikes and long walks, you'll encounter centuries-old ruins and beautiful nature on the grounds.

The location was beautiful, the buildings and gardens were magical. A perfect get away location. A car is essential as it is remote.

Beautiful scenery

Fabulous hotel and the location and landscape are breathtaking.

A beautiful setting with nice gardens. Highly recommended

peaceful - great location

Lovely place though far out for visiting places. For me it was a treat. Lovely gardens to walk on an evening. Staff friendly. Good food.

We had an absolutely wonderful stay at Slebech, the hotel is lovely and set in the most gorgeous grounds, it is truly idyllic. The staff were very friendly and all in all it was a really relaxing break.

We loved this country manor. Peace and quiet, lovely walks in the forest grounds and not that far away from many of the attractions in the area.

Food was. Excellent.room was a bit smaller than I expected.the area is absolutely perfect.breakfast on the second day was a bit disappointing as there was no milk.but yes I would stay there again. Staff were lovely and very helpful

This place is fantastic. As soon as you start going down the drive you know that you are going somewhere special. The house is beautiful, the grounds are stunning with a derelict church and the original house awaiting restoration. With a wonderful welcome at reception and then shown to your room. The room I had was beautiful with great views and was spotless. A lovely shower and bathroom as well. We ate in the restaurant and the food was delicious. Special mention has to go to the two young waitresses whose manner and service was outstanding. Breakfast was delicious - a fantastic continental selection. Just be aware that continental is included, but cooked is extra. One of the best hotels I have stayed in in a while. If I'm ever back in the area I will be staying here.

We read many of the reviews after we had stayed one of two nights, but can say that our experience was much more positive than the reviews. The rooms were spacious, the bed comfortable, a good shower, and everything worked. The windows were a bit dodgy and a little TLC to the rooms and definitely the exterior of the building would transform the experience. Because of its isolated location better dining hours would be helpful.

Stayed (4 rooms) here as the start point for our group tour through Wales. The location is fabulous, the building itself clearly has a lot of history, the room was lovely and the bed was very comfortable and the reception staff were very pleasant and helpful. However, and unfortunately, this is where the positives end. Upon arrival and after paying I was informed that the restaurant wasnt open on a sunday (the website and info in each room says different) which considering all of us had driven at least 4 hours to get there and the hotel is nowhere near a walkable restaurant. I was then told that the bar wasnt open either, which meant they had no indoor communal area. Had this been December and out of season I'd have half accepted that certain amenities wouldn't be available. But we were there in late June, high season! In the course of our business we spend a lot of time with small groups in hotels. Everywhere from Scotland to The Alps and even in the depths of the "off" season there has always been food and an indoor area to socialise. For what is claimed as a luxury hotel this, for me, is completely unacceptable. Then to top it off we had to book a timeslot for breakfast because "the restaurant isn't big enough for the number of guests the hotel can accommodate". Normally this isnt an issue as we have a tour beginning from there. For the record, the carpark holds maybe 8 cars so I'm not sure where this claimed vast amount of guests would have parked.

Very nice room. Clean and in good condition. Good outside space to sit out in the evening. All in all, very pleasant. Beautiful grounds to walk around. The restaurant was not so good. Evening meals varied from good to poor. The continental breakfast included in the price was disappointing. Very little choice and on our first morning they ran out of bread rolls. We had to wait 15 minutes while they baked some more. Nice and fresh but we had to sit around waiting for them! The cheese and ham was good. With a continental breakfast I would have expected some croissants or pastries but there were none. The young waitresses tried their best but needed some training. I don't blame them - its a management issue.

Room and location really Beautiful but was very let down by breakfast! Had to pay extra snd food very disappointing! Burnt egg and uncooked sausage

Room was clean apart from stains on sofa food was not the best as they run out of prawns off the starters then no steak so not much choice on menu then had to wait for them to go get bread for toast in the morning has run out. On booking it says breakfast included its continental English breakfast cost extra. Apart from them its a lovely area nice room

Room was tidy and comfortable. Breakfast good, limited selection of food for a continental breakfast. Cooked food was good. Outside, the buildings looked very tired and needed a clean or paint along with the windows. Courtyard again, needed sprucing up. The grounds around the house were lovely and the walk to the productive garden and the old church were fabulous. Such a beautiful setting but the buildings a real let down. I do understand that it needs alot of money to repair/paint etc. So more an observation rather than a criticism as we wanted the room for 1 night and were out to a wedding party in the evening of our stay in Haverfordwest. Kind regards, Chris

This place is fantastic. As soon as you start going down the drive you know that you are going somewhere special. The house is beautiful, the grounds are stunning with a derelict church and the original house awaiting restoration. With a wonderful welcome at reception and then shown to your room. The room I had was beautiful with great views and was spotless. A lovely shower and bathroom as well. We ate in the restaurant and the food was delicious. Special mention has to go to the two young waitresses whose manner and service was outstanding. Breakfast was delicious - a fantastic continental selection. Just be aware that continental is included, but cooked is extra. One of the best hotels I have stayed in in a while. If I'm ever back in the area I will be staying here.

The property is in an absolutely stunning location. The bedrooms are beautiful. Not being able to eat in the dinning room in the evening is inconvenient. (The dining roomis only open certain evenings so be vigilent when you book). Sadly there are no communal areas, so when it's wet be prepared to be in your room.