Belhaven House Hotel. The Belhaven House Hotel is at the centre of Milford Haven (town) which itself lies on the north shore of the Milford Haven Waterway. This river estuary was the means of access for the Norwegian Vikings who annexed all the valuable land easily reached from river and coast and drove the Welsh (North-European term for foreigners) into the hill country.Even now almost no Welsh is spoken south of the Vikings county (Landsker) line but Welsh (the language of the Britons) is still first language north of that line, now demarcated by Norman French castles. Hamilton Terrace is that part of the A4076 trunk road, that runs along the north river-bank, and overlooks the Milford 2000 Marina, and Waterway. This hotel was built in 1797 as the home of the surgeon to the Quaker Whaling Fleet which reverse-migrated from Nantucket Mass. to Milford Haven. The town was specifically built as a Whaling Station for the Quakers on virgin ground on the North side of the creek from the old town of Hakin, named after a Viking Chief, Hakka. Of course the town, it's inhabitants and ourselves have come a long way since then, ourselves by carrying out a constant programme of maintenance, deep cleaning and decorating, that ensures our rooms are of the highest standard of cleanliness and comfort. These high standards are also applied to our restaurant, where locally produced and seasonal ingredients combine to ensure that your dining experience is as pleasurable as the rest of your stay. For further information, visit our website, using the link above left, or call on 01646 695983.