We stayed on New Year's Eve 2012 and had a very good time . The staff were friendy , rooms comfortable and the special Gala Dinner very good . Everybody was in the centre of Tenby to celebrate the arrival of the New Year which was a fun experience . Breakfast the following morning was excellent .

Lots of friendly staff looked after our small children. There is a great games room and the gardens are beautiful - leading all the way down to a huge beach with a great big rock to climb in the middle. Will be back.

We stayed two nights with my parents and both rooms had sea view. We were pleased when booked over the phone to receive a discounted price compared the the website so it was a good start! Upon arriving we were pleasantly surprised at the decor as the hotel seemed a bit dated; we soon found out that it is and the foyer is the redecorated part!

The rooms were ok but as mentioned, very dated. The bathroom looks to be the most recent upgrade. The beds weren't that comfortable and had my father moaning each morning however the view made up for this and it certainly is lovely. Breakfast was ok but the service is very slow if there are a few tables occupied.

As with other reviews beware the parking! Yes it's available (at £4/night) but the spaces are very tight and if one person parks poorly the whole space is a mess.

Location wise - excellent. A short walk to town and the harbour and of course the views out to sea. If you're wanting a view then this is a good one but be prepared for old fashioned rooms and hard beds. With a bit of TLC this hotel has the potential to be as good as the view.

The rooms with a sea view have exactly that, a great view of the sea. Lets start with the good, and there is plenty for the team at the Fourcroft to be proud of, equally there is plenty of room for improvement in some areas.

The room was clean with new bedroom furnture, but it was of a modest size. Plenty of tea and coffee on the brewing tray :-)) which makes apleasant change. The bathroom was of a good size and modern with plenty of hot water available 24/7. The breakfast which was included in the price was very good. However, the evening meal on the Wednesday was a different affair. Some extra customer care training would not go amiss for the waiting staff, not many smiles among them and when it came to being offered a menu we were provided with one for the two of us, just across the way was a stack of menus and it would have been nice to have been given one each rather than having to ask. The fish I ate, was good but the potatoes were not cooked properly and my betters half's scampi was less than great. Breakfast rates at a 7/10, but the chef's efforts in the evening only deserve a 4/10.

The Fourcroft has an outside swimming pool and indoor jacuzzi, however you would use these at your peril as they were looking rather grotty to say the least. Nothing a good clean and some regular maintenance wouldn't cure - on this occassion I didn't fancy take a dip with all the wee beasties that were visible never mind those that were not!!

The location of the hotel is perfect being just a short walk to the town centre and is also a stone's throw from the beach and cannot be faulted in this respect.

The position for parking is a lot more precarious. If you can secure one of the few parking spaces at the rear of the hotel, do so as parking is restricted at the front of the hotel and surrounding area. It must be borne in mind though that this hotel dates back to the Georgian period and there were not a lot of cars about in those days, so they make the best of the situation they find themselves in.

At £130 per night for the room with a sea view, I was hoping for more. Overall the Fourcroft was good value for money when compared to the competition in Tenby, especially if you take up their four nights for the price of three offer as we did. Without that discount it would not represent it would slide down the value for money stakes.