Hotel Mariners, Haverfordwest

History

In the early 20th Century, the Proprietor found it necessary to cement render the frontage of the Hotel. He decided to add "Establish in 1625" to the facelift, thus making it the oldest Hotel in town. This he did on the assumption his friends and customers could not prove him wrong, as no date is recorded of building the Mariners. The earliest picture recorded is an event in 1729 when Squire Bowen of Camrose, attended the hunt in which the fox eluded the hounds by running along the roof of the hotel.

Food & beverage

Breakfast is served in the Restaurant from 7.30am - 9.30am Monday to Saturday and 8.30am to 9.30am on Sundays and Bank Holiday Days. Full English breakfast selection consists of fruit juice, cereal, yoghurts, porridge, kippers, poached or scrambled eggs on toast and full grills. If earlier breakfast is required, Continental can be pre-arranged the night before.

Lunchtime - not Sundays Midday - 2.00pm and Evening 7.00pm - 9.00pm food is available in the Bar, selection from a quick bar snack or a more substantial menu with homemade dishes made from local produce. Sample the Real ales as mentioned in the real ale guide. Children's menu is also available on request. Weather permitting, food can be served at the Patio Area.

Grounds & Gardens

The lawned area at side with patio area leading from the bar. 186 Miles of Coastal Path in Pembrokeshire National Park.

Other facilities

Parking is available within the hotel grounds. Nearest Beach 6 Miles.