Twr y Felin Hotel, Wales’ first contemporary art hotel located in the heart of Britain’s smallest city, St Davids is delighted to announce the introduction of dog-friendly bedrooms.
The newly designated dog-friendly rooms provide direct garden access via a private terrace and are just a short distance from the breathtaking coastline of Caerfai Bay – perfect for scenic walks and outdoor adventures with pets.
“We understand that pets are an integral part of many families,” said Emma Bowen, General Manager at Twr y Felin Hotel. “By offering dog-friendly rooms, we aim to provide a seamless and inclusive experience for all our guests, ensuring that both they and their pets can enjoy the beauty of Pembrokeshire together.”
To enhance the experience, dogs are treated to luxurious extras, including dog towels, a cosy blanket, and natural handmade treats. The hotel charges £30 per dog, per night, ensuring a comfortable and indulgent stay for every furry guest.
To ensure the comfort of all guests, the hotel has designated specific rooms as dog-friendly. Guests are encouraged to contact the hotel directly to learn more about the pet policy and to make reservations.
For more information or to book a stay in one of our dog-friendly rooms, please visit Twr y Felin’s website at https://twryfelinhotel.com/dog-friendly-rooms/ or contact our reception team at +44 (0)1437 725 555 or stay@twryfelinhotel.com.
About Twr y Felin Hotel:
Twr y Felin Hotel is Wales’ first contemporary art hotel, offering luxurious accommodation and fine dining in St Davids, Pembrokeshire. Renowned for its outstanding service and stunning coastal location, the hotel is a multi-award-winning destination for travellers seeking tranquillity and sophistication.
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