Hostels in Wales : youth hostel cheap accommodation in Pembrokeshire.
Lawrenny Millennium Hostel, Lawrenny Millennium Hostel, Lawrenny, Pembrokeshire, SA68 0PW
Set in a picturesque village, surrounded by organic farmland and ancient oak woodland, this relaxed and friendly hostel is a great base for launching into everything Pembrokeshire has to offer. The hostel is warm, clean and comfortable, with modern facilities. There are 22 beds in 5 rooms, all of which can be reserved as family rooms. There’s a large open plan kitchen and living room as well as a drying room, large car park and cycle shelter. Once a Victorian village school, the hostel is superbly placed for walking, boating, bird watching and kayaking, and is close to many top family attractions and the beautiful beaches of south Pembrokeshire. Groups are welcome and the whole hostel can be hired for holidays, training courses and events. WiFi is available. The adjoining village hall is available to rent. The hostel is run as a charitable trust and is a Friends of Nature hostel. The village has a community shop, pub and an award-winning tearoom.
This accommodation is featured on our map of South Wales and Pembrokeshire and here is its own website.or call Laura Lort-Phillips on
01646 651270
22: 2 x 4 (bunks), 2 x 4 (dbl + bunks), 1 x 6 (dbl/sgl + bunks)
All year. All day. Arrange check in with warden.
Adults £16, children (4-17) £10. Dbl rooms £37 (couple), £50 (with children). Sole use £250 per night.
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From A40 St Clears to Haverfordwest road take A4075 signed Tenby and Oakwood. Just past the turning to Oakwood, turn right and follow signs to Lawrenny. Bear right in front of church and follow the car park signs.
Not easy! Coach/train to Kilgetty or Pembroke. Get the 381 bus (Tenby to Pembroke Dock) and from Cresswell Quay 2.5 mile walk to the hostel.
This accommodation is by the sea, is in a National Park, is available to individuals, is an 'Eco Hostel', has a pub within walking distance, has availability this Christmas and is on the present or past youth hostel page and the Wales Coast Path.