UK: Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has expanded its UK portfolio with the addition of the 25-bed Grove of Narberth, the first and only member hotel in Wales.
The addition marks SLH’s 39th UK hotel, with the Grove of Narberth reopening its doors on 17 May in line with government guidelines.
It is located in the Pembrokeshire countryside and features 10 guest rooms and 15 suites, along with the award-winning Fernery restaurant. In collaboration with interior designer Martin Hulbert, six newly refurbished rooms will launch on the reopening. These include three garden suites that feature lounges in glass boxes.
Daniel Luddington, senior vice president of development at SLH, said: “Grove of Narberth is another standout addition to Small Luxury Hotels of the World, a perfect fit with its stylish and homely interiors and its informal, unbuttoned feel. From the top-class service to the sensational food and beverage programme, we’re excited to introduce the property to SLH guests, especially at a time when staycations are the number one choice of travel.”
Thomas Agius Ferrante, general manager of Grove of Narberth, said: “The team are poised and ready to welcome back guests to our beautiful hotel and joining Small Luxury Hotels of the World comes at the perfect time. We’re so pleased to be part of the SLH family since they share the same values – an independently minded philosophy, delivering relaxed yet excellent hospitality and most of all, championing all the great reasons to stay in a small hotel.”
Small Luxury hotels of the World is a collection of over 520 vetted and verified hotels in more than 90 countries.
