My husband and I stayed here for one night on the 27th April for my birthday. We booked a sea view room for 116 pounds including breakfast. On arrival reception staff were exellent. The view from the room was lovely,however the room was very small and very dated, carpet was very dirty and decor was also dated. The bathroom was... More

Located beachfront next to house once lived in by Beatrice Potter, the Fourcroft was and is fabulous! It's an old darling of a hotel, quaint and delightful, with ample sized rooms and bathrooms. Staff is second to none and if you're a movie buff, have a drink in the Hollywood Bar. Food was local and lovely. My plaice was cooked... More

My wife and I stayed here for 1 nite,it was ok but for £120 pound a nite I thought it was a bit expensive but was nice,basic room but great sea view over looking the harbour,breakfast was nice but had to wait 20 mins for it,the bacon was nice and thick tho,prob would go bak there

This review may sound a little bit like 'Jekyll & Hyde' !! I liked the hotel overall but there were some problems, so here goes. The good:- We arrived early so although we couldn't book in the lovely reception staff sorted us out parking so the car was safe. We walked into town via the steps down to the beach,... More

Took an opportunistic break in famed West Wales seaside town, Tenby. Normally I would camp but the weather was really bad, so we opted for a last minute hotel and chose Fourcroft because it is right on North Beach. The Hotel is a good example of a Georgian Town building with lots of stairways and corridors. The rooms were quite... More

Booked a superior double sea view room on late rooms however seems I only got a double sea view room. I should have complained but am going through a difficult time and did not have the energy. Room was quite small, not to small, but considering it was listed as a superior room was very disappointed. Bed was fine however... More

This hotel is perfectly situated with views over the sea and access to the town . I found the staff friendly and helpful . The games room was good fun and I would highly recommend this hotel to family and friends

My husband and I & our two children, aged 7 & 5 stayed here for 1 night over Easter Bank Holiday and allocated a family room overlooking the rear of the hotel, costing £130 for b&b. The room was spacious with a double bed and two full sized single beds. The beds were really comfy and there was a good... More

Just returned from a great weekend at the Fourcroft. My friend and I were in need of a relaxing time after a stressful period and it was achieved without a doubt. We had a lovely big room at the front with a floor to ceiling window, two armchairs and a table, which we found hard to tear ourselves away from.... More