Guests say
Meadow View offers a peaceful countryside retreat with welcoming hosts, delightful animals, and a relaxing atmosphere. Guests particularly enjoy the hot tub, scenic views, and the safe environment for families. The property is praised for its spaciousness and unique farm experience, though a few guests noted some maintenance and cleanliness issues. The location is tranquil, though a car is needed for amenities. Thoughtful touches, such as welcome packs, are appreciated by some guests, but cannot be guaranteed.
Most guests found the cottage clean and tidy, but a few mentioned issues such as mould in the bathroom and unclean kitchen areas. Overall, cleanliness is generally satisfactory but could benefit from more attention to detail.
The property is set in a beautiful, peaceful rural location with lovely views and a sense of seclusion. While not within walking distance of amenities, guests appreciate the tranquillity and proximity to nature.
Guests generally found the cottage comfortable and spacious, with a relaxing atmosphere. However, there were isolated comments about bedding quality and slippery bathroom flooring, which may affect comfort for some.
The hot tub, wet room, and animal experiences are highlights for many guests. Some noted the need for upgrades in bathroom accessibility and maintenance of certain facilities, but overall, the amenities are well-received.
Several guests appreciated thoughtful gestures such as welcome packs and homemade Welsh cakes, though these are not guaranteed for every stay. The hosts are frequently described as friendly, helpful, and attentive.
About this property
A lovely single-storey, semi-detached Laugharne cottage, one of three in a courtyard setting, offering well-equipped, spacious accommodation which is ideally suited to families, couples, walkers or the less mobile. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 4135 and 4184 to accommodate 18.
The village of Laugharne is famed for its connections with the celebrated Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, and a trip to the village is sure to include a visit to his Boat House and garage where much of his work was written. The village also has a castle overlooking the Taf estuary, and there are some lovely walks around the castle and surrounding area. After your stroll, head for the tea rooms or pubs, or venture further afield to the resorts of Tenby or Saundersfoot, Oakwood Theme Park or to the spectacular Pembrokeshire coast.
Accommodation
All ground floor.
Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with corner bath, walk-in shower, basin, WC and hand rails.
Open plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting area.
Gas central heating.
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, flat screen TV, Freeview, DVD, CD, books/games/DVDs, WiFi.
All fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen included in rent.
Travel cot and highchair.
Shower chair, raised toilet seat, hand rails and grab rails in property.
Off road parking for 2 cars.
Storage shed for cycles.
Decked patio with hot tun, furniture and BBQ.
Shared use of large meadow area with children's swings and slides.
Access to see all owners' animals and birds by arrangement.
Two well-behaved pets welcome, to be kept under strict control while outside.
Shop and pub 2 miles.
Note: Stabling for guests' own horses available at additional cost.
Note: This property is suitable for wheelchair access - contact office for details.
Note: A hoist can be hired directly from the owner - contact office for details.
Note: please be aware that this property does not provide towels.
Reviews (15)
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William
Very lovely place to stay.
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Katrina
We had expected more from all the great reviews recently written. The first night, we got into the hottub and immediately my legs started to itch terribly, we didn't stay long in the hottub due to this discomfort and when we got out, our legs were red raw, we immediately attempted to wash what we assumed was too much chlorine off, in the shower but still our legs remained itchy and sore. The shower is a wet room and the flooring is not designed for this purpose, it is so slippery and I ended up slipping and falling on the floor that same evening, fortunately I did not hurt myself too badly. We then decided to have some food, only to find that there was nothing in sight to take anything out of the oven, no oven glove or tea towel so we gave up and went to bed, which was the most uncomfortable experience, the bedding looked as if it should have been thrown away years back. It was awful quality and rough. The next morning, we decided to speak to the owner about the hot tub and then go out for the day and try to make the most of the weekend. We would pick up some tea towels and attempt the hotub again that evening. I will say that the owner was very nice about the hottub situation and did say it would be sorted by the time we got back. Although, she did mention that it had been checked before we arrived. That evening, the owner came to see us and advised us that the hottub had been emptied and refilled and that the issue was that there had been too much chlorine in there (even though it had been checked)? We gave the hot tub another try but didn't last long in there before we had to get out again. I'm not sure if the damage had already been done and our skin could take no more or if the issue had not been resolved. We did not return to the hottub after that, which is a shame as we'd only chosen this cottage due to the covered hot tub. The other issue with our stay was the lack of attention to detail where cleanliness was concerned. The house was generally clean, such as the beds and worktops but the draining board looked as if it had not been cleaned in months and I'd had to scrub it clean to be able to put any clean utensils on it. The bathroom mirror had long hairs all over it and the bathroom walls were mouldy. We had initially thought we would go home on the Friday but decided to make the most of being away by going into Saundersfoot and Tenby but we were really disappointed in this cottage and this put a dampener on the whole weekend. To top it all off, due to the chemical burns from the hot tub, when we got home, our skin was bad for over a week and we had to get treatment from the pharmacy. We will not be visiting this place again. I wasn't going to leave a review but thought people needed to be warned about the hot tub and very dangerous bathroom floor. I'm fortunate that I am quite young and didn't hurt myself when I fell but I would be concerned if this happened to an older person.
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Kerry
A home away from home set on the outskirts of Laugharne, we couldn't have asked for better holiday. Stuart and Andrea are welcoming, friendly and always at hand should you need them . They go above and beyond, 2 weeks just wasn't long enough for us we loved it ! . The surrounding areas have gorgeous beaches , lovely shops restaurants , pubs and cafes . Not to mention the castles, walks and so much for the kids . Highly recommend .