Guests say
Guests consistently praise 'Y Twll Bollt (The Bolt Hole)' for its peaceful setting, cleanliness, and proximity to beautiful beaches. The lodge is well-equipped, particularly the kitchen, and offers a comfortable stay with thoughtful touches like wine and chocolates. It's an ideal base for coastal walks and enjoying the tranquillity of South Wales.
Reviewers frequently describe the property as clean, with one guest specifically noting it as 'lovely and clean'. This suggests a high standard of cleanliness throughout the property.
The location is highly praised for its tranquillity and stunning setting. Proximity to the beach and suitability for coastal walks are mentioned, indicating an excellent location.
Guests find the property comfortable, with one review mentioning the efficient heaters. The property is described as cosy, suggesting a high level of comfort.
Facilities are generally well-regarded, especially the kitchen. However, a minor issue with a toilet seat suggests room for improvement in maintenance.
The provision of wine and chocolates is frequently mentioned, reflecting the owner's thoughtfulness. However, it's important to note that such gifts, while appreciated, are not guaranteed with every stay.
About this property
Y Twll Bollt (The Bolt Hole) is in a fantastic position being one of the few chalets on Folkeston Hill which are not overlooked. It has a large lawned garden area to the front with grass and trees to the side and looks out towards the nature meadow, perfect for families and couples looking to access the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Step into the open-plan living space of Y Twll Bollt and you'll already feel at home. This cosy yet stylish chalet has everything you need for a perfect getaway, from a kitchen with an electric oven and hob, microwave, and fridge with large ice box, to a dining area and sitting area with sofas and TV with built in DVD player. When it's time to rest, retire to either the double bedroom or twin bedroom, both neatly presented. In the morning, freshen up in the shower room before starting your next day of adventure. Join the coastal path for a leisurely wander, pack up your seaside essentials and head to the beach or choose a local pub for a refreshing pint of ale. Pembrokeshire has so much to offer, with its stunning coastline, historic castles, the smallest city in Britain with magnificent cathedral, theme parks, bird islands and so much more. Boat trips to the local bird sanctuary islands offer the chance to spot dolphins and seals or visit the town of Haverfordwest for an afternoon of shopping. Set in a wonderful position in West Wales, Y Twll Bollt (The Bolt Hole) provides a delightful abode for family and friends.
Nolton Haven is a hidden gem in the St Bride’s Bay area of the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It’s the perfect base to explore the many fantastic beaches and attractions this wonderful part of Pembrokeshire has to offer. This sleepy little village has a sheltered sandy beach where you can sit and relax, explore rock pools, or join the spectacular coastal path for beautiful scenic walking. A country pub and cafe serving food overlooks the bay where you can enjoy a meal after a long day. From this delightful village you can enjoy all Pembrokeshire has to offer, sandy beaches, historic castles, churches and manor houses, wonderful wildlife both on and offshore with boat trips to the bird island of Skomer and Ramsay, and for something more exhilarating, whitewater rides. The smallest city in the UK, St. Davids, is nearby, with its majestic cathedral, Bishop’s Palace, National Park visitor centre and the bustling but quaint seaside resort of Tenby can be reached in about forty minutes, with its colourful, painted Georgian properties set along the bay, and a variety of restaurants and shops, a gallery and array of unique little shops, public houses and eating places. Also well worth a visit are Barafundle Beach, Porthgain, the fossil beach of Marloe Sands and Newgale Beach, great for surfing and watersports, while cycling, fishing, rock climbing and coasteering can also be enjoyed in the area. From the height of summer to a cool winter’s day, you will love your stay in this delightful part of Wales.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining and sitting area
Electric heaters.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with large ice box, washing machine.
TV with built in DVD player, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Parking in car park.
Lawned garden.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 3.7 miles, pub and beach 0.5 miles.
3 electric vehicle chargers are on site and payable using the Monta app
Reviews (6)
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Jill
Perfect for our stay as it was very comfortable and so close to the beach. A perfect base for walks across the headland and gorgeous views over the coast and the sea. We would definitely recommend a stay here
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Dawn
The surrounding area and beachesare beautiful. And the bottle of wine and chocolate left for us were a very kind and thoughtful touch. Will definitely look at staying at The Bolt Hole again
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Jane
Heaters efficient. Only lost a point for 'unhinged' toilet seat.