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Intrigued by this week’s Hotel of the Week? It’s the perfect time to put your luck to the test, as C&TH is giving readers the opportunity to win a stay there! Enter our competition now for your chance to win.
A short drive from the spectacular Pembrokeshire coast, and nestled in rolling countryside, this striking country house was derelict when Neil and Zoe Kedward began restoring it in 2007. Today, this one derelict property has been transformed into a charming hotel complete with five-star status and a Michelin Key.
Grove of Narberth has 25 bedrooms designed by top interior designer Martin Hulbert: all have a view of the gardens, surrounding fields or Preseli Hills, while some of the cottage suites come with glass box garden lounges. Hulbert also created an inviting, Welsh-inspired look for the ground floor, where dinners in the four-AA rosette Fernery restaurant – with its stunning wallpaper made from ferns pressed by the team – are a highlight. You can also eat more simply in the relaxed, rustic-style Artisan Rooms Brasserie or al fresco in the courtyard, surrounded by apple trees. This food is superb and locally sourced, often made using foraged ingredients. Don’t miss Pembrokeshire Table, the hotel’s new series of supper clubs.
Competition closes on 3 September 2026.
For more information, visit grovenarberth.co.uk
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