These are from their brochure, my pictures were no better...
Again, the food was marvelous, and the location was great for more
castle-hopping.
So on to
Pembroke Castle,
birthplace of the Tudor Dynasty.
And from the inside:
Then the Lamphey Bishop's Palace. Was it the luxury of these palaces seen during his youth that helped convince Henry VIII to divest them? Clearly, they were opulent to the level of anything royalty had, but now there are only ruins. (The Bishop's Palace at Wells is still used and so obviously in much better shape, but ruins are the more common fate.)