High Noon has been a Guesthouse providing Bed & Breakfast in Pembroke since 1958 and this year we have been awarded 2 Stars by the Welsh Tourist Board, plus their Gold welcome host award!

The High Noon has a full range of rooms to suit all requirements - double, twin, family and singles are available, most with ensuite facilities. Plus we also have Ground Floor rooms available.

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We have a comfortable guest lounge that is a real home from home.....a cosy retreat for relaxed holiday evenings. There are a selection of games, a book case containing a variety of reading material, plus a full range of information on what there is to do and see in the area.

High Noon has a south facing garden with a raised sundeck for relaxing on those sunny afternoons or balmy evenings.

A delicious and varied breakfast menu is served in our spacious dining area. There is a wide choice of freshly cooked offerings such as omelettes, full English grills or hot croissants. We also offer unlimited refills of Fairtrade tea or fresh filter coffee plus cereals and fruit juices.

Anything not on the menu or any special dietary requirements can be catered for if we are notified in advance.

Many of our rooms overlook the garden and the pretty meadowland beyond. We also have ground floor rooms for those who would prefer not to negotiate the stairs.

All rooms have digital freeview television / radio and tea / coffee making facilities. We also have a limited number of mini-fridges available on request. Hairdryers, an iron and iron board and drying facilities are also available.

We look forward to welcoming you!

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Pembroke is a medieval walled town dating back to 1093 and the arrival of the Normans. It is famed for its magnificent castle, one of the finest examples of a Norman Fortress to be found in the whole of Great Britain. Much of the original town wall still remains.

Get away from it all, breathe in the fresh sea air and be invigorated by the unspoiled beauty of Britain's only coastal National park, which has some of the best coastal scenery you'll see anywhere. The National Park Rangers also hold regular guided walks and activities from the beginning of April until the end of October.

Around the coastline there are a number of amazing rock formations such as the Green Bridge of Wales, Stack Rocks and the Huntsman's Leap.

Pembrokeshire has more than its fair share of unspoilt golden sandy beaches. Just a short drive away from High Noon you'll find outstanding beaches at Manorbier, Barafundle, Broadhaven South, Freshwater West, Freshwater East and Swanlake bay. The pretty seaside resort of Tenby is just 20 minutes drive away with its two fine sandy beaches.

Boat trips can be made to the islands off the coast. Depending on the time of the year, you can see seals, porpoise, sunfish and an array of birdlife. The puffin is always a favourite and can be seen in the springtime whilst Grassholm is the home to a huge gannet population.


Enjoy a trip onto or around Skomer Island. The waters around Skomer Island are a marine conservation area - a haven for divers.

Trips around Ramsey island on a rigid inflatable boat when the tide and weather conditions are right are a must for the more adventurous!

Caldey Island off the coast of Tenby is well worth a visit. It is run by a community of Cistercian monks who make their own perfume,ice-cream, and chocolate.