Flatrock Bistro
Eating Out in Ceredigion
The Gwbert Hotel stands on the banks of the River Teifi at the estuary at Gwbert-on-Sea -renowned for its salmon and sewin – it is one of the finest hotels in the locality. The Gwbert Hotel offers high standards of accommodation with lift to most rooms. Our tastefully decorated restaurant – The Flat Rock Bistro – with its panoramic views of the Pembrokeshire National Park, offers an extensive menu with dishes to all tastes and requirements. A romantic weekend at the ‘Domain of the Dolphin’ is a must for all couples who wish to have a “get away from it all” weekend break. So don’t settle for anything less. Book today and see what a difference a little attention makes!
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