Welcome to The Southcliff Tenby.
Welcome
Welcome to The Southcliff, a Victorian building built in 1879. Turning left from our main door a short 5-minute walk can take you to South beach. Turning right a 5-minute walk can take you to the town centre, the historical stone walls are home to many restaurants, shops, cafes, and pubs.
We offer a Bed and Breakfast experience in a comfortable child-free environment. Seafront Car Park is a large public car park is just opposite our Bed and Breakfast (30 seconds walk) and the Train station is close by (9-minute walk).
Arrival
On arrival, you will be shown to your room and given a set of keys, access to the Wi-Fi and shown the breakfast options. The keys include a room key, front black door key, and white glass door key, so you can come and go as you please. A continental breakfast will be served to your room in a breakfast basket.
One of our most notable improvements is our lounge bar which was handmade and decorated to create a comfortable relaxing space for our guests. The lounge bar is an informal, charming space open during the day suitable for relaxing. With snacks, non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks available during the evening.
About Town
The medieval town walls are only a minutes’ walk away and once inside the walls there is a labyrinth of shops and restaurants to discover, walk down to the harbour and you can book a boat trip to Caldey Island to see the monks or try your hand at fishing on a mackerel trip or go on a trip around Caldey island to see the seals. For the walkers, there is a lovely walk out to Saundersfoot hugging the coastline and a regular bus for an easy ride back.
There is the natural beauty of the sea shore and to watch the sunset in summer is unforgettable. All the beaches of Tenby have been awarded blue flag status so grab a bucket and spade and enjoy the simple things in life or you can get fitted with a wet suit and get on a body board to enjoy the waves.
Tenby offers a wide range of entertainment for any age and The Southcliff is a well-located base for a holiday or break.
Rooms & Facilities
We have a variety of rooms;
2 Twin Rooms; 4 King Rooms; 2 Double Rooms
Breakfast is served to your room, in a hamper.
A small residents only lounge bar is available in the evenings to relax in.
All rooms are en-suite and have tea and coffee facilities. the rooms have internet access and smart TVs for entertainment.
Breakfasts
A continental breakfast will be served to your room in a breakfast basket with a choice of; hot & cold beverages, cereals, fruits, toast, croissants, porridge, condiments and cooked breakfast wraps (bacon, sausage and egg).
Tenby & Local Area
Tenby is one of Wales’ top seaside towns. Discover how to make the most of your trip, with activities, beautiful beaches and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
The classic postcard view of Tenby harbour is from The Norton, a road that runs along the cliff top above north beach.
See what our guests say
We really enjoyed our two nights here and will definitely be coming back next year.
Sarah and Trev
The hosts were lovely, helpful and very kind. We had everything we needed.
Again spotless! and facilities all there.
I would recommend here to anyone who enjoys a quiet break.
We could not fault anything.
If only Tenby itself was as half as peaceful as this gem ;-)
Town of Tenby
Tenby is probably the prettiest seaside town in Wales, rivalling places like Mevagissey and Polperro for quaintness and charm. The original town of Tenby, called Dinbych y Pysgod in Welsh or little town of fishes, was established by The Normans as a fortified town. Most of the old town walls remain, enclosing the medieval town behind them. The castle that defended Tenby was built on Castle Hill but only one small keep tower remains of that.
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