We recently stayed at The Imperial and we had a fantastic time, a warm welcome from reception swift and friendly chech-in. The Restaurant is very nice, wonderful view over the sea. GREAT FOOD !!. Very friendly staff and a great service. The hotel is in a excellent location. Lovely atmosphere. Thanks to Simon, the Manager and his team for a... More

Stayed here 4 nights as part of a Shearings package. Positive points are - the location on the cliff top, partly incorporated within the town walls, gives fantastic sea views yet access to the town centre is only about a 5 minute level walk. Hotel seemed clean and tidy although the higgledy nature of the layout and different levels must... More

Although this is a typical Shearings hotel - somewhat in need of an update here and there, next to no parking on site, and food that is at best average, (unless you go a la carte, when it gets quite good), this is a Hotel that you really ought to visit. The General Manager - Simon - is THE best... More

We stayed at this Shearings Hotel for 3 nights this May Bank Holiday weekend. The Hotel has very limited parking places, but there are a number of public car parks within 110 metres of the Hotel. You can get a 3 day ticket which allows to leave & return whenever you want. The Hotel only had entertainment on for one... More

This hotel is part of the coast and country group, with hotels all over the UK. They are old hotels, but in good shape. We had a great weekend, enjoying the food, the service and the wonderful view. Will be going there again.

Dowdy lobby opens up to a very nice bar and sitting area. Views are outstanding from rooms and public areas. Staff are helpful and friendly. Shame the food isn't up to the very well appointed dining room.

Dad and I used Shearings (as we have always done, and Dad with Mum before me). Our lovely driver, Ian, picked us up at London Gateway and we were off! Dad had stayed at the Imperial with Mum three times before and he was keen I should share the experience. So glad we did! Couldn't fault it. The rooms (sea... More

My wife and I had booked two rooms at this hotel to reminisce with friends, as we had stayed many times at the Imperial when it was privately owned in the 1990's. The reception area appeared very drab and not as welcoming as we seemed to remember. We had arrived at the hotel at approximately 2pm and were informed that... More

Fancied trying one of these breaks for a while so when I saw 4 days at The Imperial Tenby advertised at £119 including £50 in house credit there was my chance. However on booking I was informed there were no rooms left at that price, the next entry was £169, so booked this and even went for a superior room,... More