Guests say
Guests consistently praise Cranny for its peaceful location, cleanliness, and well-equipped facilities. The cottage is appreciated for its proximity to the Pembrokeshire coast and countryside, offering a comfortable and convenient base for exploring. While most find the accommodation comfortable, mattress preferences vary. The property is noted for its thoughtful touches and high-quality furnishings, although the lack of outdoor seating for dining is mentioned.
Guests that stayed at this property said
Reviewers unanimously describe the property as very clean, with no negative comments on cleanliness, indicating a high standard maintained by the owners.
The property is commended for its quiet location with easy access to local attractions and eateries, making it an ideal spot for those looking to explore Pembrokeshire.
Comfort receives positive remarks for the overall experience, but there are mixed reviews regarding mattress firmness, suggesting that comfort levels may be subjective to individual preference.
Facilities are generally praised, especially the well-stocked kitchen and the wet room. However, the absence of outdoor seating for meals on sunny days slightly impacts the score.
While the reviews reflect that the owners are considerate and provide a well-thought-out experience, there is no mention of gifts, so it is not possible to score thoughtfulness based on this criterion.
About this property
Narberth 2.8 miles. Well-positioned in the sleepy village of Bethesda near Narberth, Pembrokeshire is this stone-fronted barn conversion, Cranny. Welcoming a total of two guests and boasting all ground-floor accommodation, open-plan interior with original stone and oak features, and off-road parking, Cranny is an idyllic place to begin your next Welsh adventure. Upon crossing the threshold into your new dwelling, be impressed by the spacious living area where you and your other half can prepare, cook, and enjoy meals together with use of the well-equipped kitchen and intimate dining area. After devouring a feast, cosy up in the plush sitting area to enjoy some light entertainment on the Smart TV before washing away the day in the shower room and heading for the neatly-presented king-size bedroom to catch your beauty sleep. If you can tear yourself away, spend your morning touring the ruins of Llawhaden Castle, a peaceful spot to enjoy a picnic or simply soak in your surroundings. If you’re seeking somewhere to stock up on the essentials or delight in a tasty pub lunch, take a short drive to the nearby town of Narberth, well-known locally for its delicatessens, pubs, cafés, restaurants coffee-shops and supermarkets. Further afield, travel to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, home to Broad Haven Beach, Musselwick Beach and Marloes Sands where you can while away the days paddling the shores, sunbathing, or simply admiring the magnificent coastal views. Within accessible reach is also the bustling location of Haverfordwest, where the Welsh Spitfire Museum, Haverfordwest Golf Club and a variety of shopping and eating opportunities can be enjoyed. Other nearby attractions include Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, Colby Woodland Green, and Foel Drygarn Hill Fort, with plenty to fill your days. For a truly unforgettable holiday in Pembrokeshire, book a stay at Cranny. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1129046 together sleeping two couples.
With its many distinctive stores, including upscale boutiques, specialty delis, and one-of-a-kind gift shops, the thriving town of Narberth is a treat to explore. Moreover, there are a variety of restaurants, bistros, and pubs in and around the town. Many performances, plays, and events are held in Queen's Hall, Narberth's premier cultural and arts facility, throughout the year. The harbour and seaside towns of Tenby and Saundersfoot are nearby, and the entire county of Pembrokeshire beckons. You can also visit secluded sandy beaches like the renowned Barafundle Bay for a peaceful restful day or go for an energising stroll along the Pembrokeshire Coast National Way. Take a boat journey to Skomer, which is known for its puffins, or Caldey Island, which has a monastery. Extreme watersports are available for the most daring, and golfers may test their skills on Tenby's renowned links course. There are numerous walking paths nearby, including Canaston Woods and the Landsker Trail. An ideal location for a vacation at any time of year.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
One king-size bedroom with en-suite wet room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Warm-water underfloor heating.
Electric oven, halogen hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher.
Smart TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot and highchair available.
Off-road parking for 1 car.
2-acres of grounds with wooded copses and ponds.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 2.4 miles, pub 2.5 miles
Reviews (8)
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Sharon
The cottage is decorated and furnished to a very high standard and very well equiped It has a very homely feel to it. Loved the meadow with pond.
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Stephen
The only thing we missed was being able to sit right outside the property for drinks/meals on dry, sunny days.
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Eric
Very comfortable, spacious and spotless and obvious that the owners have thought about lots of little extras that we don't normally see. Ideal location with many walks nearby along coast paths,estuaries and forests. Did not use the freezer or dishwasher. All utensils and crockery of very high quality.