Guests say
Hazel Nook is a charming and cosy shepherds hut in Narberth, appreciated for its comfort, quaintness, and proximity to local attractions. Guests enjoy the peaceful garden, the comfortable bed, and the clean facilities, though some mention the noise from the nearby road. The property is well-regarded as a base for exploring Pembrokeshire's countryside and coast.
Most guests found Hazel Nook clean and tidy, with particular praise for the immaculate shower and toilet facilities. However, a few guests mentioned issues with cleanliness, such as hair in the shower plug hole, which slightly lowers the score.
The location is generally praised for its proximity to Narberth, Tenby, and Pembrokeshire's attractions. The convenience of local walks and the accessibility to the coast are positives. However, the proximity to a busy road and the associated noise affected some guests' experiences.
Guests frequently compliment the comfort of the shepherds hut, especially the bed, and find the space cosy and snug. The comfort of the amenities provided for a short stay is also highlighted, contributing to a high comfort score.
Facilities such as the separate toilet and shower room, utility room with laundry machines, and garden space are well-received. However, some guests noted the lack of hot water in the hut and the absence of a fridge or cooker, which suggests room for improvement.
While some guests mentioned welcome gifts and appreciated the hosts' helpfulness, there is not enough consistent information across the reviews to accurately assess the level of thoughtfulness in terms of gifts. Therefore, this score is set to null, and guests should note that such amenities are subject to change and may not be guaranteed.
About this property
Conveniently resting next to the owner's home in an idyllic location in the countryside of Wales, Hazel Nook offers a couple a unique base from which to explore the natural beauty of this blissful area. A wonderful shepherd's hut found just outside of the excitement of Narberth town, this property makes a wonderful choice for a rural and romantic escape. Park up right outside of the property before stepping out and soaking in the fresh countryside air, taking a seat on your private patio to make the most of your surroundings, the charcoal barbecue offering alternative dining for the summer months too. Take the three steps up to find the modest but inviting open-plan living space, the corner seating area making the perfect spot to unwind, as well as doubling into a sofa bed to offer you a flexible sleeping arrangement for those travelling with a friend. The kitchen area offers a good selection of amenities, with a hot spot, microwave, two ringed electric hot plate, fridge, kettle and toaster, while you can find a good selection of eateries within the local town too. At the rear of the hut is the lovely double bedroom, with a pretty interior, it makes a wonderful spot to catch up on your rest. The shower room can be found externally, an extremely spacious spot to prepare for your day ahead, it boasts all of a walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC, with a contemporary interior in here too. The centre of Narberth can be found just a quarter of a mile away, making a lovely route for a brisk uphill stroll in the morning to discover its good range of restaurants to choose from for a delicious breakfast including all of cafés, restaurants and pubs. Narberth is also home to upmarket boutiques, specialist deli grocers and unique gift shops where you can while away the hours searching for the perfect souvenir, as well as being home to its very own museum where you can learn more about the history of the area through artifacts, an archive of documents and social history, interactive activities and more, while the ruined Norman fortress of Narberth Castle is well-worth visiting too for the perfect picnic spot. Be sure to visit the Queen's Hall in the town too, a wonderful cultural and arts venue hosting concerts, plays and events catering to a variety of tastes, while you're sure to enjoy a day out in the harbour town of Tenby at any time of the year, home to the sandy stretch of Castle Beach, its own castle ruins, Tenby Museum and Art Gallery and even more rich history, there's so much to explore here. Visit Saundersfoot with its secluded beaches and charming atmosphere, or venture further afield to find the wonder of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the UK's only coastal National Park, it offers a scenic experience like no other. In easy reach of so much excitement, Hazel Nook is the perfect choice for a pair seeking a fun-filled escape to Wales. This property can be booked with ref. 1055969 sleeping a total of 6 guests.
Narberth is a vibrant town resting in rural Wales, with plenty of quaint shops, inviting eateries and pubs to assist you on a self-catered stay. The town is home to Queen's Hall, a cultural and arts venue hosting a variety of concerts, plays and events, while the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park can be reached via a scenic car journey for those seeking outdoor adventure. With access to Tenby and Carmarthen too, there's plenty to explore around Narberth.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
One double bedroom with electric fire.
External shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire and sofa bed.
Two electric fires.
Electric hot plate, fridge and WiFi.
Complimentary mini welcome hamper with welsh waffles, prosecco and beer.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off-road parking.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Private enclosed lawn and patio with furniture, charcoal barbecue and storage.
Sorry, no smoking permitted in the hut.
Shop 0.4 miles, pub 0.3 miles.
Note: Although this property is all on the ground floor, there are three steps up to enter the hut.
Note: There is a sofa bed in the living area to offer a flexible sleeping arrangement.
Note: The property is situated next to a main road and the sound of traffic is present.
Reviews (32)
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Lucy
Good fun to stay in a shepherds hut and it was very well equipped and comfy.
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A J
Not a complaint but improvements that could be made. The freezer door of the fridge was missing. The caravan was clean and tidy but as dogs are welcome it did smell of dogs. The washing line needs to be replaced and placed in a better position. Stated it had a bbq but this was missing. Bed a little hard to access as need to climb over it to get to the side next to the wall. However, it was a nice place to stay. Plenty of outside room and space to park car. The outside shower block was well equipped and a powerful shower. Caravan site close to many places. Had a pleasant stay there and would recommend staying there.
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Sara
Great as a base, a bed for the night in a great area (Pembrokeshire) Quite noisy on that road though.