Slebech Park

Slebech sits in a 600-acre park on the shores of the Eastern Cleddau - a branch of the Mildford Haven waterway delta.  It is both a crenellated historic private house, a hotel and a Restaurant with Rooms.  Accommodation is divided between bedrooms and one-or-two-bedroom suites, complete with sitting areas and kitchens.  Decor is simple but chic, complementing the natural environment outside.  Beds are large and comfortable.  The Park Restaurant at Slebech uses the best locally sourced produce and vegetables from the estate's kitchen gardens. Set in the midst of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park,  there are walks along the estuary towards Blackpool Mill or a gentle stroll in the grounds to the 12th century church with its 1000 year old yew tree.  A memorable private spot for a break away-from-it-all, a wedding or an exclusive let.

Pets are welcome (£10 per night)

• Rooms: 10
• Fishing 3 - 10 miles, Golf 5 - 10 miles, Riding 2 - 10 miles, Watersports 5 - 10 miles.
• Slebech Park is open all year

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05/02/2010 (2 night stay): Slebech is ideal for someone who is seeking peace and quiet. A tranquil setting with friendly staff who are efficient without losing the friendliness for making you feel welcome.

Review by G H

09/10/2009 (2 night stay): A wonderful place to stay in a stunning location. The staff were attentive and very helpful. Our evening meal was first class and the breakfast was wonderful. We would definitely recommend Slebech Park!

Review by Jane Bartlett

16/10/2009 (3 night stay): Very surprised on arrival at the location of this place - perfect hideaway for any couple wanting to get away for a few days! Perfect setting and accommodation excellent, very spacious and top class. All staff were friendly and made us feel very welcome. Dinig at the restaurant was great, standard very high and food superb. Will definitely be back!!

Review by R Mulloch