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"Lovely comfortable room, tastefully decorated and spotlessly clean. Friendly helpful staff, excellent value for money."

"From the moment we checked in, the staff were so friendly and helpful. Our room was large with an excellent ensuite bathroom. The breakfast was fantastic with plenty of choice. We ate in the restaurant on our first night and the food was brilliant. We only stayed for 2 nights but thoroughly enjoyed our time there. Would recommend the Hotel Mariners to anyone "

"I have stayed here many times when working locally and the staff are great, rooms clean and comfy, and Breakfast always perfect."

"The check in staff were very welcoming and the full English/Welsh breakfast was delicious "

"Right across the street with a view of the harbor. Steeped in history. A loud Saturday night wedding party added to the old vs new vibe. "

"A very well appointed inn, scenically based on the edge of the haven, run by a charming family of four who could not be more friendly or helpful. The breakfast is superb and the evening menu varied. All meals are cooked to order and prepared to a high standard. In short, a splendid place to stay within reach of numerous local attractions. We intend to return."

"Have stayed here a few times and was amazed with the room yet again. We have a beautiful room with views on both dire lions over the estuary, the bath was the perfect thing to improve the room and having time to soak and relax. "

"Arrived late at night, from ferry, welcomed by staff, shown to room, and details explained. Comfortable room, excellent, friendly, helpful service and lovely breakfast. All in all, a great experience. "

"An excellent modern hotel with unbelievably helpful and friendly staff. Our room was well equipped with a comfortable bed. There was a very good breakfast. We also had a couple of dinners at the hotel restaurant. The food was expensive but very good. Portions were however a little on the small size. The hotel had plenty of parking and was an easy walk into the centre of St Daivid’s. A much longer walk would lead you down to a little sandy bay. . "