Large Dog Friendly Cottages in Haverfordwest

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What our customers say about their holidays

• Mark - Verified booking

  Ty Pren is located down a lovely winding country lane on a quiet farm.

   The lodges are set within an idyllic location away from noise with amazing country, sea views. At night you can see the lighthouse lit up, with the beam glancing across the lodge, a truly amazing sight.The small cluster of lodges are suitably distanced from one another, which allows you to have the privacy you need. With Two cars, Four guests and a Four legged companion there was more than enough space for everyone. The Lodge was inviting from the moment we opened the door, a bright, spacious layout which surprised us. Upon entering the main lounge, we found a bottle of wine and a welsh cake which was most appreciated after a long journey. The owners also supplied tea, milk and sugar to get us started, with a well equipped kitchen and a washing machine and tumble dryer if needed. There are local shops just a short drive down the road which is suitably stocked or there is a Tesco supermarket about 30 minutes away. The area surrounding the lodges is a country, coastal walkers dream. A beautiful Ten minute walk over the fields brings you down to Porthgain Harbour, you will be pleasantly surprised by how friendly everyone around the harbour is. The Sloop Inn is a great place to eat and have a nice drink to rest awhile and enjoy the scenery. The Shed is a sea food restaurant which has a wide range of food to suit all tastes, you will not be disappointed. There is boutique shops with artworks and the seaside nik naks for those wanting to take home a souvenir, with a free public toilet and car parking with Two designated charging points for electric vehicles. The views, atmosphere, coastal walks, great food and drink will make you want to stay longer next time. Thanks for a great stay and we hope to rebook sometime in the future.

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• Mark - Verified booking

  We have stayed at Ty Pren previously and we were not disappointed with our return visit.

  There is a bumpy, potholed dirt track down from the farm to the lodges so a suitable vechile is required. I wouldn't arrive in a lowered vechile but you dont need a monster truck either. I drive a ford focus and we made it up and down there with no issues. Nothing has changed, apart from the weather. Whether sunny or rainy it's always a great time here away from it all. The views are still amazing and it is so peacefully quiet, its like being away from everything. You can walk down to Porthgain, cutting through the fields is quicker and going over the bridge with the water running underneath is so tranquil. The Sloop Inn is a great pub with amazing food, drinks and great staff, well worth a visit. The coastal walks are breathtaking, miles of views you will always remember. The blue lagoon is just a 5 minute drive away, just put Abereiddy Beach in the satnav/maps and it will take you there. There is parking on uneven, stoney ground so be aware of this before going. There is a charge of around £5 which is collected by someone before you park, i would advise to have the change to hand. They also provide public toilets which are free to use, no 40p required here. I would highly recommend a visit here. You can also walk from Porthgain to the Blue Lagoon, for those able to do so. Saint David's is also close by, amazing cathedral, shops, pubs, cafes all you could need for a great day out. To sum up, the lodge itself is worth the visit. The scenery and location is just an added bonus, I will most certainly be returning again.

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• Jessica - Verified booking

  I am not sure how much of our lovely stay in Pembrokshire was thanks to Ramsey Cottage sadly.

  To start the address for the cottage is incorrect on the website. The check in and check out times differ on each area of the website page also. Upon arrival, ample parking and the property is set in an undeniably beautiful location. But our first observation of Ramsay Cottage was how long the grass was in the garden. We ended up asking one of the neighbours who lived on site to mow it for us when he was doing his own lawn. To add to that we believe there is Giant Hogweed growing in the courtyard which is in fact poisonous! A matter of hours after we arrived the WiFi went down and never came back on again in the four days we were there. So we are in the middle of nowhere with no signal or WiFi... We contacted the owner on multiple occasions but it never got sorted. We gave up in the end.There was no 'welcome pack' on arrival which is a given in every other cottage we have stayed in. Only one tea towel and no cleaning products or black bags. How are we meant to leave the property as we found it if there are no cleaning materials to do so? Also, a little odd to be asked to strip the beds, but hey ho! Having read all the previous reviews, I'd hoped they might have been acted upon but sadly not. Our stay in Pembrokshire was wonderful, and Ramsey Cottage could be absolutely stunning. It is a gorgeous little cottage, very clean and well presented but improvements overall needed.

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• Gregory - Verified booking

  A lovely home away from home.

  Clean and welcoming. Residential home on a quiet cul-de-sack on a small estate of houses. A really good base for exploring the western side of the national park. 10mins from Haverfordwest, 15mins from St.David’s. Excellent location. Large living room downstairs with a dining table and then kitchen with adjoining utility room. C3 bedrooms upstairs, 2 double beds and 1 with bunk beds. Shower/bathroom and separate toilet. Small garden to the rear of the property. No views of the Newgale bay though if that is what you were looking for. A really great stay. If I was going to offer any points for improvements then they would be: 1. Provide a key for the front porch so that visitors can leave items there securely. 2. Taps in the upstairs bathroom are a little dated and could do with improving, as could the shower, which was a little weak. I would consider the potential of adding another toilet/bathroom/showeroom to the property - just to make it more attractive to groups who need more than 1 - these are very nit-picky points though and I would stay here again having had a lovely holiday!

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• Phillip - Verified booking

  This is a comfortable, exceptionally clean holiday let.

  A good base for beginning to explore some of Pembrokeshire's gems. The welcome pack was appreciated after a long but scenic 5 hour drive. Clear instructions and useful local or visitor information available. The local pub does serve good food, sadly the village shop was shut and cordoned off during our weeks stay, which was inconvenient. The Coastal Path walks are splendid, the free Maidenhall Estate NT car park, a short drive from the house allowed us to walk along the coast to Newgale Beach. For beaches and lakeside walks Stackpole Estate -NT is a must. History lovers will enjoy St David's City, Carew Castle and Tidal Mill, plus St Nons Chapel and Fishguard - Lower Town.

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