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Pembroke Antiques Centre
( 01646-687017; Main St; 10am-5pm Mon-Sat; )
A wonderful old neoclassical Methodist
chapel stocked to the impressively high rafters with antiques, Pembroke Antiques Centre
is a good place to search for a quirky souvenir with a bit of history to it.
ANTIQUES
Sleeping
Tregenna
( 01646-621525;
www.tregennapembroke.co.uk
; 7 Upper Lamphey Rd; s/d £40/65; )
When the treats
in the room include a sewing kit, shaving kit, mini toothbrush and toothpaste, bottled wa-
ter and Welsh cakes, you know you're somewhere special. It's a newly built house, so
everything's modern, shiny and crisp.
B&B
££
Penfro
( 01646-682753;
www.penfro.co.uk
; 111 Main St; s/d from £60/70)
Austerely elegant from the outside,
this large Georgian town house is a delight inside, retaining many of its original 18th-cen-
tury features, including 250-year-old glass, Georgian wood panelling, moulded plaster
ceilings and period fireplaces. Rooms do not have en suites, as the owner has chosen not
to destroy original features.
B&B
££
Woodbine
( 01646-686338;
www.woodbinebedandbreakfast.co.uk
; 84 Main St; s/d £50/60; )
With three pretty
rooms, two of which offer oodles of space, this central B&B is great value. It's an ex-
tremely friendly place set in a Georgian town house with fireplaces in the bedrooms,
subtle floral wallpapers and tasteful furnishings.
B&B
££
Eating
Cornstore Cafe
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