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Penfro is the Welsh word for Pembroke

Directions

How to get to Penfro
Please Note - Pembroke and Pembroke Dock are two different towns, a mile or so apart.

From the M4 - follow the A40 until a roundabout which signs A477 Pembroke Dock and Tenby and follow this.
About 2 miles from Milton, there is a Vauxhall Garage on the right and shortly after is the main turning LEFT
to Pembroke on the A4075.
(Do not worry if you miss this, there is another left turn a couple of miles on, nearer Pembroke Dock,
in which case, pick up directions from ** this point.)
Follow this small winding road to Pembroke. Under the railway bridge and straight over the
mini-rondabout.

Follow the main road around the town and turn RIGHT up past the castle -
Get into the right hand lane.
At the junction, turn right, this is a one way road.
**Drive up the hill, past the shops and when the road narrows and you see this,
you will be only 50 yards away from Penfro.

On your left you will see the Pembroke Antique Centre.

Just ahead the road widens
into a small square.

Penfro is on your right, the large grey house with Greek portico.
You can park outside or opposite, on the left, there is a small free car park.
There are no parking restrictions at this time.

As Recommended by The Guardian Best B&B's in the UK Guide May 2008. (Towns section.)

One of Alastair Sawday's Special Places to Stay (2007/8)

'The luxury option' Lonely Planet Guide.

Pevsner Architectural Guide (THE trusted architectural guide)

....111, the crowning glory of Pembroke's domestic architecture.'