A white-rendered Georgian manor set within twenty-six acres of Pembrokeshire woodland, framed by mature oaks and a cropped lawn where a single abstract sculpture catches the evening light — this is the quiet confidence that the Grove of Narberth has made its signature since the Evans family transformed the property into a hotel in 2007. The house itself dates to the early nineteenth century, its three-storey facade of paired sash windows and slate mansard roof carrying the composed symmetry of a well-kept Welsh gentry seat rather than anything that announces itself as hospitality. Inside, the approach is closer to a curated private house than a conventional country hotel. Bedrooms are furnished with lacquered four-poster frames — some in burnt orange, others in blackened iron draped with saffron linen — set against sisal runners, antique Windsor chairs, drop-leaf tables in figured walnut, and painted copper pitchers on windowsills. The restaurant draws on the same botanical sensibility: fern-printed wallpaper wrapping a room of dark-stained timber ceilings, candlelit tables on seagrass matting, and a massive glazed vessel of live ferns anchoring the fireplace. In the bar, amber-painted walls hung with black-and-white landscape photographs, ebonised tongue-and-groove panelling, and low globe lamps on low tables give the room the atmosphere of a shooting lodge that has quietly absorbed a decade of considered additions. A resident dog, apparently, completes the picture.

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Hidden in the rolling Narberth hills, surrounded by meadows, woodland, and mature gardens, if you weren’t looking for the Grove of Narberth you might just miss it. The warmest of Welsh welcomes awaits you here, the kind reserved for the oldest and best of friends, as you wander through the thoughtfully restored house and grounds, your new home from home, deep in the Pembrokeshire countryside. Breathe in the magic, soak in the fresh air, and escape to thoughtful luxury. Enjoy our unbuttoned approach to exceptional hospitality, and experience a beautiful, intimate, and elegant small luxury hotel, crafted carefully for you. Every bedroom at Grove has been individually designed, with thoughtful craft and imagination, to create a luxurious haven for you to enjoy in our enchanting house. Stay in one of the 12 beautiful bedrooms, or treat yourself to a stay in one of the 13 suites, some of which have glass sun lounges and private gardens. We’ve blended traditional styles and textures with modern touches while preserving the original features and character of each of our buildings, with a sprinkling of Welsh art, crafts and antiques. Experience Douglas Balish’s elegantly crafted and modern tasting menu in our award-winning 4 AA Rosette restaurant, Fernery. Or sit back and relax in the Artisan Rooms brasserie for lazy lunches, afternoon teas, and delightful dinners. Embrace the Grove spirit, good cheer and laughter, or as we like to say in Wales, enjoy the ‘hwyl’!