 Cartref Hotel15-19 High Street, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, SA65 9AW
Telephone: 01348 872430
Fax: 01348 873664
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 | Whether you are on holiday or on business, we welcome you to spend arelaxing time in the comfort of The Cartref Hotel.
We are a small family run hotel, very friendly,and try to help our customers as much as possible in seeing the sights and the beautiful scenery aroundFishguard, either by foot or car. We have our own restaurant which serves food with a continental flavourcooked from the local produce. We have a good selection of reasonably priced wines. There is apossibility of a free garage. We are open 24 hours. |
The friendly town of Fishguard, with its old fishing harbour, has provided the setting for films like 'Moby Dick', and 'Under Milk Wood'. It is an ideal base to explore, both by car and foot, the stunning beauty and variety of the countryside. The Coastal Path alone attracts many walkers and bird watchers.
The surrounding villages, hills and beaches, awash with the history and legends of South West Wales, leave you with a tranquility to remember. |
  | The Cartref Hotel is centrally located. The rooms are en-suite with television - all with tea and coffee making facilites. A family Suite of Two rooms available.
The Hotel is only five minutes drive from the ferry-port and open 24 hours a day. Garaging is available for guests. Croeso! | 
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The Last Invasion embroidered tapestry
Did you know that in 1797 the French invaded Britain?
 | In North Pembrokeshire, in the centre of Fishguard, is Wales' answer to the Bayeux Tapestry (which depicts the 1066 Norman Invasion).
The Invasion Tapestry was designed by Elizabeth Cramp R.W.S. and embroidered by seventy local women. It is full of life and humour and gives a carefully researched account of the invasion and its defeat. Look - there's triumphant Jemima Nicholas with a French soldier in her powerful grip; see the cows cavorting, the dogs and chickens fleeing, the soldiers, the ships, the flags, the rocky Pembrokeshire coastline and the still existing buildings such as Llanwnda Church, Trehowel and Brestgarn Farms and the Royal Oak Inn. The Tapesty can be viewed in the Town Hall free of charge. Just around the corner from The Cartref Hotel! |
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