A 12th century fortress steeped in both ancient history and five-star modern luxury, soaring high above the Welsh landscape for breathtaking 360-degree views of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
  • Sleeps: 2-12
  • Bedrooms: 1-6
  • Bathroom: 1
  • Minimum stay: 1 night

Roch Castle was built in the 12th century: an imposing fortress elevated on a volcanic rock outcrop, for sweeping defensive views across the Pembrokeshire coastline.

These days, the castle is a luxurious hotel that offers five-star Visit Wales Guest Accommodation and the most beautiful coastal views you can imagine. Moreover, the magnificent 12th century architecture is beautifully complemented by curated artwork throughout the hotel, for a grounded sense of heritage that feels completely unique.

Choose from six comfortable and scenery-showcasing bedrooms, each one boasting individual style, charm, and character.  Ap Gruffydd, on the third floor, is perfect for special occasions, with its cosy seating area that looks out across St. Brides Bay towards the rolling Preseli Hills.

De Rupe, meanwhile, is the castle’s highest room, with traditional windows that flood the space with light, as well as showcasing the Pembrokeshire countryside to lush perfection. Book either individual rooms, or all six exclusively, for a group adventure with a historic twist, allowing you to re-enact your ‘The Traitors’ fantasies!

Once you’ve checked in, there’s plenty to explore in the surrounding area. Perhaps you’ll book a table at Blas Restaurant (blas means “taste” in Welsh) in St. Davids, for a celebratory meal to remember. Maybe you’ll try a themed indoor escape room, or indulge in fresh-air adventure of the kind you’ll only find in Wales. The choice is yours!

Features

  • Adults Only
  • Large Groups
  • Seaside Breaks

Where you'll be staying

Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire

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