Ivybridge is a friendly family run hotel offering comfortable accommodation situated in Fishguard, a picturesque area of Pembrokeshire within easy reach of the Pembrokeshire
coastal paths and the historic City of St Davids.

Try our heated indoor swimming pool or whirlpool, relax in our conservatory or put your feet up in front of a roaring fire and enjoy the company and atmosphere at Ivybridge.

All rooms are en-suite with colour television, hair driers and hot drink facilities. Wake up to a Full Welsh Breakfast or a Continental Breakfast if preferred. Vegetarian guests are welcome.

At Ivybridge we can offer a set three course evening meal including tea/coffee, (please book before 12 noon). Snacks and pre-packed lunches can be prepared to your requirements.

Early or late arrivals can be accommodated in one of our 12 rooms ranging from single to family rooms or our self catering flat. We also offer a disabled suite specially built to cater for all the needs of disabled persons. We have a spacious and well lit car park.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Pembrokeshire is a magical, mysterious place.

Sir Benfro as it is known in Welsh is a pot pourri of historic towns, picturesque villages, breathtaking coastline, and the magnificent Preseli Hills.

The ancients knew Pembrokeshire as "gwlad hud a lledrith" - the land of mystery and enchantment. Its superb coastline makes up one sixth of the shoreline of Wales, and it boasts some of the finest, safe sandy beaches in the uk.

Also nearby is the fascinating Gwaun Valley, which is an untouched woodland forest area. Parts of the valley are designated sites of special interest, and the valley is the haunt of the otter and the raven.

Fishguard is the site of the French invasion of Great Britain which took place in 1797. Come and see where the treaty was signed. Come and see the amazing bi-centenary tapestry which tells the full story of the French invasion, hand stitched by local ladies.

Sample our traditional and national dishes such as Welsh cakes or Laver bread, or perhaps a Pembrokeshire Tea!