Welcome To Cnapan
COVID 19 UPDATE:
Due to the Corona virus outbreak, we are currently closed but plan to re-open from the 13th July.
We hope everyone is staying safe and managing to enjoy the amazing weather. We are spending our hours preparing for our re-opening, (hopefully soon).
We really miss all of our customers and friends and can't wait to welcome you back to Cnapan.
If you have any questions please phone 01239 820575 or email enquiry@cnapan.co.uk
We hope everyone is staying safe and managing to enjoy the amazing weather. We are spending our hours preparing for our re-opening, (hopefully soon).
We really miss all of our customers and friends and can't wait to welcome you back to Cnapan.
If you have any questions please phone 01239 820575 or email enquiry@cnapan.co.uk
2020 bookings & cancellation policy:
We are now taking provisional bookings for the 13th July onwards.
In line with Welsh government guidelines, confirmation of our opening will not be until the next review on the 9th July.
Initially when we open, to the reduce risk to guests, all communal rooms (bar, sitting room and restaurant) will be closed and breakfast will be served in your rooms or garden.
Because of the current uncertainty, we are no longer asking for deposits to secure a room.
We have amended our cancellation policy for this year, so that all bookings can be cancelled up to 48 hours before arrival without penalty.
In line with Welsh government guidelines, confirmation of our opening will not be until the next review on the 9th July.
Initially when we open, to the reduce risk to guests, all communal rooms (bar, sitting room and restaurant) will be closed and breakfast will be served in your rooms or garden.
Because of the current uncertainty, we are no longer asking for deposits to secure a room.
We have amended our cancellation policy for this year, so that all bookings can be cancelled up to 48 hours before arrival without penalty.
minimising risk:
We are being proactive in reducing the risk for our customers in the future, these will include:
- Hand sanitizer stations in the guest house.
- Social distancing measures.
- Rooms fully sanitized between bookings.
- Contact surfaces regularly cleaned in the house.
- Breakfast times, will be staggered and where possible guests will be able to have breakfast.
- Guests are welcome to bring back takeaways from the local eateries, to eat in the guest house.
Cnapan is a 4* Guest House in the centre of the historic town of Newport Pembrokeshire. We offer comfortable, relaxing bed and breakfast (B&B) accommodation in our five en-suite bedrooms.
Cnapan is located between the beautiful Preseli Hills and the spectacular Pembrokeshire National Park Coast and has been featured in the Good Hotel Guide over 30 years. It is a Georgian townhouse house, with a “lived-in” and loved feeling, from the generous hallway with its traditional oak Welsh dresser, you will immediately feel at home in this comfortable house.
Cnapan lies within easy walking distance of a variety of shops, galleries, cafés, pubs as well as the coastal path, Traeth Mawr (Newport sands) , Carningli and the Preseli Hills.
Three generations of the Lloyds and Coopers have run Cnapan since 1984. Michael & Judith Cooper and staff will give you the warmest of welcomes on your arrival at Cnapan.
Cnapan is located between the beautiful Preseli Hills and the spectacular Pembrokeshire National Park Coast and has been featured in the Good Hotel Guide over 30 years. It is a Georgian townhouse house, with a “lived-in” and loved feeling, from the generous hallway with its traditional oak Welsh dresser, you will immediately feel at home in this comfortable house.
Cnapan lies within easy walking distance of a variety of shops, galleries, cafés, pubs as well as the coastal path, Traeth Mawr (Newport sands) , Carningli and the Preseli Hills.
Three generations of the Lloyds and Coopers have run Cnapan since 1984. Michael & Judith Cooper and staff will give you the warmest of welcomes on your arrival at Cnapan.
“Cnapan is a way of life... it ticks to it’s own beat” Alistair Sawday
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