St Davids, Pembrokeshire
Where the land meets the Atlantic. A luxury coastal retreat perched above the Pembrokeshire shoreline.
Nestled on the rugged clifftops just outside Britain's smallest city, Cliff View Guest House has welcomed travellers since 2014. Run by husband-and-wife team Gareth and Sian Morgan, our home offers the kind of warmth you won't find in a hotel -- real fires, handmade Welsh cakes on arrival, and views that stop you mid-sentence.
Each of our four rooms is named after a local headland, and every window frames a different chapter of the Pembrokeshire coast. We believe luxury is not about thread count alone -- it's about waking to the sound of the sea and the smell of freshly baked bara brith.
Each room is individually designed with Welsh textiles, local art, and views that remind you why you came.
From £165 / night
Our flagship room. King-size bed, roll-top bath with sea view, private balcony facing north towards Strumble Head lighthouse. Welsh wool throws, Nantucket-style shutters, and a telescope for spotting porpoises.
From £140 / night
Sandy tones and driftwood accents inspired by the hidden beach at Marloes. Super-king bed, walk-in rainfall shower, window seat overlooking the garden and sea beyond. Hand-thrown ceramics by a local Solva potter.
From £120 / night
Named for the puffin-haven island visible on clear days. Double bed with handmade headboard, en-suite with locally milled soap, framed prints of Skomer wildlife. A birdwatcher's favourite.
From £95 / night
Our cosiest room, tucked under the eaves with exposed oak beams and a porthole window. Twin beds (or zip-and-link king), compact but perfectly formed. Ideal for walkers who need a good night's rest.
From ancient cathedrals to hidden coves, everything is within easy reach.
A gentle 2-mile loop from St Davids down to the red-sand beach at Caerfai Bay. Wildflowers in spring, seal pups in autumn.
Follow the coast path to the ancient headland, then climb Carn Llidi for 360-degree views of Ramsey Island, the Bishops, and the Irish Sea.
Dramatic cliff-top walk between the harbour village of Porthgain and the Blue Lagoon at Abereiddi. Stop at The Sloop for lunch.
A full-day section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Rugged terrain, hidden coves, and some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in Britain.
Founded in the 6th century, this magnificent cathedral sits in a hollow below the city. A place of pilgrimage for over 1,400 years. Five minutes' walk from our door.
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Take a boat from St Justinians to spot choughs, peregrines, and grey seals. The island's cliffs are home to thousands of breeding seabirds.
2 miles to jettyThe National Park visitor centre and gallery, featuring rotating exhibitions of Welsh art alongside permanent displays about the coast's geology and wildlife.
0.2 milesPembrokeshire invented coasteering. Local operators offer guided sessions from Abereiddi, suitable for beginners and adrenaline seekers alike.
7 milesClick a location to learn more about the area around Cliff View Guest House.
Explore the Pembrokeshire coast by selecting a point of interest on the map.
Select a room to view availability. Green dates are open; amber means limited.
"We arrived as guests and left as friends. The view from Strumble Head Suite at sunrise is something I will never forget."-- Helen & James, Bristol, September 2025
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