Stay with us in our delightful hotel which is situated close to the seafront and town centre. Tenby is ideally situated for exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast Path which has 186 miles of the most spectacular coastal scenery in Britain. For golf enthusiasts two excellent golf courses are nearby.

We are a small family run hotel, and so can guarantee you a warm welcome. Peter and Suchada Morgan will ensure that your stay in Tenby will be both enjoyable and full of pleasant memories. Our tastefully appointed rooms, together with our British fully cooked Breakfast is certain to please. Thai or British evening meals are also an option by arrangement, and can be complimented by fine wines from our hotel bar.

Marlborough House is recommended by the Wales Tourist Board, Golf promoters and other tourist organizers in UK and Ireland.

New state of the art fire detection/alert system giving early warning to everyone of possible danger.

Full central heating.

TV's in all rooms with 30 free TV channels. Most rooms also have DVD players.

Single, en-suite, and family rooms are available.

Tea and coffee facilities in all rooms.

46"LCD TV with High Definition in hotel lounge.

Choice of cooked breakfast with large choice of cereals and fruit included in tariff.

Thai or British evening meals by arrangement.

Liquor licence

We look forward to welcoming you!

Tenby is a town steeped in ancient history surrounded by an imposing stone wall, built in the 13th century.

It is also a much loved seaside resort providing fun and relaxation to visitors of all ages. Tenby is situated in the beautiful Pembrokeshire National Park .

This is Britain's only truly coastal national park. It's a spectacular landscape of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, wooded estuaries and wild inland hills, and a place of sanctuary for wildlife.

Tenby is the oldest established golf course in Wales (established in 1880), and is a fine traditional links course. The Championship course is still hosting Welsh Amateur Championships, and is one of the finest tests for all standards of golf.

From the first hole to the last, you will never forget the layout of this renowned links course, as it maximizes all the natural features of this beautiful part of Pembrokeshire. Due to its natural drainage the course remains playable all year and is seldom wet under foot!

Visitors are most welcome at this friendly club. The delightful lounge bar overlooks the course and offers some of the best catering in the area which is available all day.

Mountain Biking

The whole area is excellent for mountain biking and hiking with an abundance of well signposted footpaths and bridleways. If you want to mountain bike in the area then there is the excellent book ‘Mountain Biking in West Wales’ by Dave and Barbara Palmer available by post on the website. This book has over 20 rides for the novice to the expert.


Rambling

For those people who want a real hiking challenge there is the Pembrokeshire long distance coast path. This path which is 180 miles long, starts at Cardigan in the north and finishes at Amroth in the South. Just because this path follows the coast don’t be fooled into thinking it will be easy. There are enough steep climbs to tire even the fittest person.