We stayed here for 4 wonderful nights . As you walk into the hall ,you step back in time and pace. The coat rack on the wall , the dining room grandfather clock to the right ,the cupboard next to the stairs ,the low windows, all speak of a time when a local farmer or store keeper and family lied here ,50 or so years ago. The kitchen is beautiful, contemporary ,bright but still with character, as is the lovely bathroom , with a nice deep bath for soaking away a long country walk. The bedrooms are large and very comfortable,with attractive furniture of the time. Even the small bedroom has its beauty, sweet,cozy a delight for child or single adult. back downstairs is a traditional dining room (where the grandfather clock lives ) and sitting room ,comfortable and cozy with charm. Heating is via storage heaters which are more than adequate and easy to use. Through the sitting room you step down to the kitchen,through the back door into a delightful lawned garden with no solid boundary at the bottom , allowing uninterrupted views across the fields and hills . I became accustomed to a morning walk down with my cuppa to say hello to the cows :) . At night without light pollution the sky lit up with stars. Back through the front door it is a short stroll over the road and down the lane to the rocky coast and sea views. Parking is out the front and we never had any trouble parking. There is a lovely pub,cafe and craft store, bus route ,and its approximately 8 miles to St Davids and Fishguard respectively. The owners have provided a bountiful supply of local information and numbers for all manner of places to visit and transport. They have also provided a nice selection of dvds, books and games.
A beautiful terraced cottage ,cozy in its comfort , with all the necessities one could need .There is no wifi/sky/virgin BUT if like us you came to relax unwind and get away from the madness, you will appreciate that fact :) and anyway most of us have mobile phones with wifi.
This really is a lovely relaxing place to stay, and the owners should be proud of themselves.