Holiday Cottages In The Pembrokeshire Coast

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Mrs Williams - Verified booking

  Host was very welcoming, it is rare these days to get an in person greeting to hand over the key! The lemon cake was a welcome treat and delicious. Thank you. Some poetic license taken in the listing, the 'sun room' is a small lean to connecting the back door to the downstairs toilet! Decor is very dated, some evidence of fresh painting but other areas could benefit from a refresh. If you are looking for a boutique experience this is not for you! But the beds and pillows were very comfortable, lots of towels provided, nice hot shower and all the expected facilities e.g. dishwasher etc. Could benefit from a few upgrades e.g. more plugs, bigger fridge, new cooker (grill not the best), a smart TV, but all still usable. Restrictions to parking in front of house during the week but there is nearby off road parking affiliated to the house. Is on the main street/one way system but we didn't notice the noise/traffic when in doors. Some smashing shops in Narberth, house is a very short walk to the shops, highly recommend you try the pastries from the Rock 'n Dough bakery, and pies from Andrew Rees & Sons butchers. A lovely cafe 'Stopio' just a short walk away does some super breakfasts and cake.

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• Douglas - Verified booking

  The Dingle is a spacious and well appointed bungalow set in a very quiet peaceful position.

  The road down to the beach and pub is a fairly steep walk but there are alternative footpaths through fields and woods to the shore. The garden is mature and very well planted, the area beyond the excellent child/dog proof fence, is gradually and charmingly "rewilding" and worth exploring. The bungalow is well appointed and beautifully furnished and decorated throughout. The open plan kitchen is excellent for preparing sociable meals. We used both the BBQ and the permanent pizza oven which was fun and relatively easy, so come prepared with pizza flour and ingredients and have a go. The access to the front door has steep steps but access to the rear is by a narrow decked sloping path. Parking three cars at the front was easy. From the Dingle it is a pleasant and short walk to the excellent long sandy beach at Amroth; walking to Saundersfoot is easy along the shore path but remember there is the climb back up to The Dingle. It is a great place for a multi-generational family holiday.

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• David - Verified booking

  Great location and very peaceful.

  Had a lovely time there. Great base for exploring Pembrokeshire. We visited, Tenby, Stackpole, St Davids, Fishguard & Pembroke Castle, plus several excellent beaches. Nothing was more than 1 hour away so this was perfect for us. The cottage was well equipped with everything you needed for a comfortable stay. One the whole it was clean, but did see a few cobwebs in a few places. Did have issues with the hot tap in the kitchen with not much hot water coming from it. Ended up taking washing bowl to bathroom to get hot water for dishes, but this did not detract from an enjoyable stay. The double bed was not overly comfortable, we are used to a firmer mattress & king size bed, but of course everyone has different preferences. I think the useful info folder could do with tidying up. Lots of changes, crossing out and hand written notes inside. Excellent stay and would recommend the cottage. Would certainly think about going back if we visited the area again.

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• Suzanne - Verified booking

  We stayed in Wagtail Cottage for a week with our 5 year old son.

  The cottage was ideal for a family of 3 or 4. We did have a couple of issues, the most important being the velux window in the twin bedroom. This has a bedside table directly beneath it and I found our son stood on the bedside table with one leg out of the velux window, about to climb on the roof!! Although the owners have thought about younger guests with children's cutlery, bucket and spade and a selection of boogie boards provided, my little one struggled with no child's step provided to enable him to reach the sink etc. The last issue we had was with a constant banging noise throughout the day, we couldn't determine if this was coming from the military range or the oil refinery, although it wasn't loud enough to be irritating it was noticeable and worth mentioning. Apart from these issues we had a lovely holiday in our favourite part of the world. The cottage was very comfortable and perfectly positioned for exploring beautiful Pembrokeshire.

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• Kelly - Verified booking

  The pictures for Wagtail Cottage don’t really do it justice, we were absolutely blown away when we arrived.

  Welcomed with fresh milk and biscuits, the cottage is clean and has everything you need to stay whether you are a family with children or all adults. We stayed in the summer and enjoyed the fact that it is a short drive into Pembroke Town and about a 15 minute drive to Freshwater West and Stackpole Quay (national trust) that is a short walk to Barafundle Beach. Only 30 mins drive to Tenby. Our first time visiting Wales and we fell in love with it. Wish we’d booked 2 weeks so we could have visited everything in the area. Would recommend visiting Narberth town centre too as it’s got a market and some lovely shops with hidden tapas bars! All in all we would highly recommend Wagtail Cottage. Having our own drive for the car, the Amazon stick and dvd player (with lots of quite up to date dvds included) for those cosy movie nights in and a well equipped kitchen for cooking dinners every night really added the homely touches for us as a family of 4.

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