Cross Square, St. Davids (Pembrokeshire), United Kingdom
Located approximately 5 minutes by car from St David's Cathedral, the 3-star St. Davids Cross Hotel features a shared lounge and various recreational opportunities. Featuring a restaurant and a storage room, this St. Davids hotel is 2.6 km from the mile-long sandy beach "Whitesands Bay".
The positioning of the hotel right in the centre of St. Davids ensures fast access to the Oriel y Parc Landscape Gallery and Visitor Centre, which is only a 6-minute walk away. The St. Davids Cross offers location right around the corner from the atmospheric ruined St Davids Bishop's Palace. Also, the accommodation is 2.2 km from Dr Beynon's Bug Farm.
The spacious rooms at this St. Davids hotel are furnished with a cupboard and a writing table and feature coffee/tea making facilities. The rooms are fitted with private bathrooms. The rooms also overlook the square.
A cooked-to-order breakfast is available daily at the St. Davids Cross. The property has an à la carte restaurant that serves British food in a warm atmosphere. Guests can relax in the on-site lounge bar. It also features a lounge for guests' comfort. The Bishops is just 100 metres away and offers Welsh cuisine.
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Joseph
2020-09-24
Location and rooms were perfect for us. We loved the amenities, such as climate control, flat-screen television and a radio😀
Fred
2020-08-04
This hotel exceeded all expectations! Really loved almost everything, including food and staff, they were GOOD. We had a comfort double room with a view to the garden.
Geoffrey
2020-02-12
Excellant bathroom. Restaurant was perfect for a breakfast...
Philip
2020-01-13
Services were welcoming, can't find anything wrong. Close to a bus stop. It is a brilliant base for enjoyment. Choosing for lunch Golden Inn, which is situated 300 metres away was a good idea.