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Grove of Narberth
Narberth, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom · Independent · Core Luxury
Neil Kedward and Zoe Agar bought a derelict Pembrokeshire country house in 2007 and opened Grove of Narberth. The site was a coach stop by the 17th century, then remodelled in the late 1800s with neo-Gothic Arts and Crafts details. Twenty-five rooms now spread through the main house, the 15th-century Longhouse, Poyer's Cottage, and the Herb Cottages. Executive chef Douglas Balish cooks at Fernery, which holds four AA Rosettes, and at the more casual Artisan Brasserie.
- 25 rooms
- Opened 2008
- Neighborhood: Molleston
- Interiors: Martin Hulbert Design
About Grove of Narberth
- The Grove has roots in the 15th century and was a coach stopping point by the 17th century.
- Neil Kedward and Zoe Agar bought the then-derelict house in 2007 and restored it as a country-house hotel.
- Twenty-five rooms occupy the main house, Longhouse, Poyer's Cottage, and Herb Cottages.
- Fernery holds four AA Rosettes under executive chef Douglas Balish; Artisan Brasserie is the informal dining room.
History
The Grove of Narberth in Pembrokeshire has roots stretching to the 15th century and served as a coach stopping point by the 17th century. It was remodelled in the late 19th century with neo-Gothic Arts-and-Crafts features that give the house much of its present character.
Current owners Neil Kedward and Zoe Agar bought the then-derelict property in 2007 and restored it, opening it as a country-house hotel. It sits about 20 minutes from the seaside town of Tenby.
Amenities
- Spa
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
- AA Five Red Stars (2025)
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