TWO guests stripped their hotel room of everything they could carry away — including the kettle and teabags.
They slipped out with two fluffy white bath towels, two lamps, a coffee container, a charging tower and other items.
Owners of the Dolphin Hotel and Restaurant have released photos of the thieves — a middle-aged woman and her male partner — as they warned others to be on the look-out.
They said the theft was the latest blow to the business still recovering from the pandemic.
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Writing on Facebook, the hotel said: “This woman and her partner booked a room with us for one Saturday night and literally stole all the contents from the room.”
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Blasting the thieves, they finished: “Shame on you!”
The pair arrived with one small bag when they checked into the £80-a-night hotel at Pembroke Dock.
They had Welsh accents so it is thought they live in the area.
As they left, they made more than one trip to their car carrying a large shopping bag bulging with their loot - which also included an electric fan, two hand towels and a tea caddy.
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They grinned at the CCTV as they departed the hotel, leaving behind just shampoo and soap.
Hotel boss Natalie Newton, 43, has tried calling them and charging their card — but to no avail.
She said the stolen items would cost at least £200 to replace and the room would be out of action in the meantime.
Natalie, whose family has run the hotel since 1999, said: “First we had Covid and now we have the cost-of-living crisis — I don’t know how much longer we can keep going.”
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