Tenby Town Cottages is a family business. We have over 15 years’ experience letting our own holiday accommodation in Tenby. As well as our cottages, we also own popular foodie-pubs, Harbwr Tap & Kitchen and The Hope & Anchor. We also have a little bookshop, and have developed our own range of locally brewed ales which is available from our Harbour Brewery located down Sergeants Lane. Enjoy all of this and more when you come to stay with us.

Real fires, chandeliers, original art work, and a lovely ‘feel’ sum up this lovely townhouse. It is spacious, comfy, and ideal for families & extended families. the whole family to this great place with lots of room for fun. There’s a sheltered walled-garden to the rear with a new hot tub, and small patio at the front for sun-downers. It has something for everyone. Located just outside of the town walls, in a quiet sought-after part of Tenby and is a short walk away from the glorious South Beach. Sleeps 7 (+ cot) | Distant Sea views | Fireplace | Hot Tub | Enclosed Garden | Parking Permit | 5 minute walk to Tenby South Beach | One Pet Allowed

"You may travel the world over but you will find nowhere more beautiful; Tenby is so restful, so colourful, and so unspoilt". These were the words of renowned artist Augustus John, and to this day there aren't many who would disagree. This small seaside harbour town has 4 wonderful beaches to explore. The harbour bustles with working fishing boats, and a variety of fishing & seal-watching trips; not forgetting boat trips to the monastic Island of Caldey. There is also coasteering and a variety of other water-sports for the more adventurous. The town is brimming with independent boutique shops, lively bars, cosy pubs, & fantastic restaurants. Local produce is a big thing in Pembrokeshire which isn't surprising given that it is a coastal county with lush farmland in abundance. There is plenty of information at the apartment about our favourite places to go and things to do. The town is enclosed by medieval town walls dating back to the 13th century. From July to September the roads within the walls are pedestrianised to make way for the famous 'cafe culture' where you can wander the streets in safety and enjoy al fresco drinks & meals in the sunshine.