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  • Last Minute Cottages - The Waves
    • 2

    Haverfordwest

    The Waves

    Ref: S684742

    Reviews 10

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    This seaside community, which is located on the magnificent Pembrokeshire coast, has a fantastic, sandy Blue Flag beach that is suitable for swimming, boating and surfing during the warmer months and ideal for energising, beautiful walks on...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Blueberry Cottage

    • Haverfordwest

    Blueberry Cottage

    Ref: S366448

    Reviews 32

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    Haverfordwest is the county town of Pembrokeshire known for its lively nightlife along with its bountiful shops, pubs and restaurants. Sitting at the mouth of the River Cleddau, Haverfordwest is home to a castle, a museum and a large leisure...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Ty Pren
    • 1

    Haverfordwest

    Ty Pren

    Ref: S5831

    Reviews 25

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    St Davids, Wales' smallest city, lies at the far end of the south-west coast of Wales. St Davids has a magnificent cathedral which dates back to the 12th Century, and still boasts the ruins of the Bishop's Palace. The city is set within the...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Wood Cottage

    • Haverfordwest

    Wood Cottage

    Ref: S1029467

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    A superb village around a tidal harbour where boats can be launched and walks along the dramatic coast path will be a delight any time of the year. This pretty little village may be small but offers friendly pubs serving good food, gift shops, art...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - 2 Fenton Home Farm
    • 1

    Haverfordwest

    2 Fenton Home Farm

    Ref: S480029

    Reviews 16

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    Haverfordwest (Hwlffordd in Welsh) is Pembrokeshire's county town, featuring lovely tiny gift shops, bars, restaurants, tea rooms, and a lively nightlife. Haverfordwest, near the mouth of the River Cleddau, is a terrific day out for the whole...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - St Dogwells Barn

    • Haverfordwest

    St Dogwells Barn

    Ref: S900399

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    Wolfscastle is a pretty village in Pembrokeshire, with a pub and restaurant both serving excellent food, a shop, and a pottery where you can watch the potter at work and purchase some great Welsh gifts. There is a wonderful mill close by at the...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - 3 Bed Cottage in St Davids
    • 1

    Haverfordwest

    3 Bed Cottage in St Davids

    Ref: S231397

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    Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 3 king-size - 1 bathroom and 1 separate WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer - Wood burner (first basket of logs included) - Private parking for 3...

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    £123

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Newton West Farm
    • 5

    Haverfordwest

    Newton West Farm

    Ref: S225503

    Reviews 21

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    The scattered village of Newgale in Pembrokeshire is pretty much as close to the beach as you can get. There is a well stocked shop, a pub and a cafe serving a variety of foods while you relax and take in the breathtaking sea views. This is a...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Yr Hen Ardd
    • 2

    Haverfordwest

    Yr Hen Ardd

    Ref: S820069

    Reviews 3

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    Milford Haven is a busy little town overlooking the Cleddau Waterway. The once thriving fishing industry of this town has been replaced with a picturesque marina with a delightful Mediterranean feel. The unique little shops, galleries, tea rooms...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Carousel
    • 2

    Haverfordwest

    Carousel

    Ref: S882102

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    Broadclyst is a delightful village resting in the centre of the National Trust Killerton estate, resting between Exeter and Broadhembury. The village offers a small selection of amenities, including the National Trust site of Clyston Mill, the...

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Bwthyn Beatties

    • Haverfordwest

    Bwthyn Beatties

    Ref: S1032620

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Yellow Cottage - 2 Bedroom Cottage - Dale
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    Haverfordwest

    Yellow Cottage - 2 Bedroom Cottage - Dale

    Ref: S983453

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Cute and cosy 2 bed cottage in beautiful Solva

    • Haverfordwest

    Cute and cosy 2 bed cottage in beautiful Solva

    Ref: S946239

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Swallows Rest
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    Haverfordwest

    Swallows Rest

    Ref: S1032126

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Pentigili

    • Haverfordwest

    Pentigili

    Ref: S1065587

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Delfryn Holiday Cottages
    • 3

    Haverfordwest

    Delfryn Holiday Cottages

    Ref: S974564

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Ty Bedwen - Cosy Rural Retreat in St Davids
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    Haverfordwest

    Ty Bedwen - Cosy Rural Retreat in St Davids

    Ref: S1067628

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Quality rural retreat
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    Haverfordwest

    Quality rural retreat

    Ref: S1053367

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Sleeps 6
    • 3

    Haverfordwest

    Sleeps 6

    Ref: S1072148

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Seymour Johnston

    • Haverfordwest

    Seymour Johnston

    Ref: S975116

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Lavington Johnston

    • Haverfordwest

    Lavington Johnston

    Ref: S975151

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Modern Luxury Steps from Newgale Beach Bliss for up to 10 People
    • 3

    Haverfordwest

    Modern Luxury Steps from Newgale Beach Bliss for up to 10 People

    Ref: S1046689

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Family Beach House in Heart of Broad Haven for 14
    • 3

    Haverfordwest

    Family Beach House in Heart of Broad Haven for 14

    Ref: S1076280

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  • Last Minute Cottages - 6 Hill Street, Haverfordwest.

    • Haverfordwest

    6 Hill Street, Haverfordwest.

    Ref: S320102

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    Haverfordwest Holiday Cottages

    Haverfordwest is an ancient town, with all of the modern amenities and facilities you could want for a short break in a beautiful countryside setting. The West Cleddau river runs through the middle of town, with the castle towering above it. With a museum located within its walls, it's well worth a stop to explore its exhibits about the castle (dating to the 12th century!) and the surrounding area.

    Haverfordwest was once the second largest port in Wales. Its beautiful riverside setting is perfect for an outdoor drink or a meal while watching the sunset. Attractive for day visitors as the main shopping hub in the area, it’s well connected and a perfect base for exploring the Welsh countryside. Why not book a romantic stone cottage for two, or opt for one of our dog-friendly accommodations if you want to explore with your furry friend.

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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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    • Mark - Verified booking

      Lovely place to stay.

      Even though this is a working farm it was incredibly quiet and peaceful. Lovely large comfortable beds and plenty of comfy seating to relax in. The property was tastefully furnished and was equipped with everything we could possibly need. The hot tub was an added bonus, even though it can’t be used after 9pm, though a trellis would add a bit of extra privacy. The welcome pack of wine, delicious farm eggs and flowers was a lovely and much appreciated touch. There is plenty to do and see within short travelling distances, lots of lovely walks and superb beaches. This really is a lovely area of Wales for a holiday. Haverfordwest, which is just a short drive away from the property, has plenty of places to eat and we can thoroughly recommend the Bristol Trader. We were a party of 6 and can honestly say their Sunday lunch was the best meal we have ever eaten, though booking is advisable. We had slight difficulties accessing the property initially as the information provided by Sykes was incorrect, so recommend contacting the owners in advance. It’s also worth noting that one of the upstairs bedrooms is galleried and overlooks the main living area as this was something we hadn’t realised from the description. Overall we had a fantastic stay and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this property.

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    • Ann - Verified booking

      We arrived early at the property due to a problem with our car.

      The chap cleaning the house invited us to stay on the drive whilst we waited for the AA. We were still waiting for assistance when the house cleaning was completed and the same chap told us to go into the house and was most helpful in showing us where everything was. We have had a great holiday and would say that the house is basic with a few extras. Good points: clean beds, clean towels, utility room with dehumidifier. Nice welcoming touches -tea, coffee, milk cake, hot tub, juke box, great sized garden, plenty of crockery & cutlery, good dishwasher, good range of sleeping arrangements, plenty of parking space and a lovely clean barbecue. Areas we felt could have been better: Kitchen needs rethinking - fridge too small for a family of 12, not all utensils/crockery clean. A mish-mash of utensils (3 veg peelers none of which were any good for example). No storage space for food. The house is in need of some TLC - damp walls in lounge and dining room and the handles/locks on bathroom doors need attention. The owners clearly responds to positive feedback and we can see that the house has great potential for further development. A good base for exploring Pembrokeshire and we enjoyed our stay.

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    • John - Verified booking

      In many ways the property was excellent but there were a number of irritations and concerns.

      The key safe was not where we were told that it would be. It was on a fence post thirty metres away and the number to ring for advice was no longer the current caretaker. No new number was available. The kitchen was well equipped but there were no kitchen scissors. It was good to have two high chairs but since small children are likely to wander under the huge dining table for an adventure, it would have been helpful if the underside of that table did not have wood screws projecting down an inch or so. The stairgates were badly fitted and dangerous. It would have been helpful to know that in the field adjacent to the back garden the neighbours practiced car racing of some sort. .It made the garden an unsafe place to be whilst this was happening. There was no dishcloth or dishwasher tablets and the tea-towels that were provided appeared to be unlaundered. I would not want to try and iron the enormous tablecloth that was on the dining table but it seemed that nobody else wanted to either. It looked most unsightly. I don't mind whether you publish these comments or not. It is more important to rectify the matters.

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    Things to do near Haverfordwest

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    St Davids Cathedral

    Since the 6th century there has been a church on this site. It reaches back fourteen centuries, making it the oldest cathedral settlement in Britain. The Gatehouse contains an exhibition about the Cathedrals' history, and the adjacent century Bell Tower has a Royal ring of ten bells. Partly accessible, wheelchair available inside the Cathedral. Gift and souvenir shops.

    Pembroke Castle

    Pembroke Castle is a medieval castle in the centre of Pembroke, Pembrokeshire in Wales. The castle was the original family seat of the Earldom of Pembroke. A Grade I listed building since 1951, it underwent major restoration during the early 20th century.

    Theatr Gwaun

    Theatr Gwaun is an independent community theatre, with cinema, bar and café, located in Fishguard, Pembrokeshire. Opened in 1920 this 150 seater theatre provides live performances in both theatre and music. It also offers tours of the venue if pre-arranged. Bar and Cafe.

    Solva Woollen Mill

    Solva Woollen Mill is a woollen mill in the village of Middle Mill, about one mile from Solva, Pembrokeshire, Wales, that has been in operation since 1907.

    Dr Beynon's Bug Farm

    Research and visitor centre, farm, and nature reserve that is innovative, quirky, and unique. Whether you are a child or an adult, the Tropical Bug Zoo, Bug Museum, British Bug House, Insect Farming Exhibition, Farm Trails and Walled Garden offer something for everyone. The site is dedicated to conservation of wildlife and sustainable farming. The onsite ‘Grub Kitchen’ is the UK's first full-time edible insect restaurant, serving both insect and non-insect dishes.

    Folly Farm Adventure Park And Zoo

    Folly Farm is a family attraction near Saundersfoot in Pembrokeshire which houses an adventure park and zoo. It has 750 animals with interactive animal experiences available such as the Jolly Barn, feeding the lions and giraffes, and meeting the rhinos and sloths. In addition to the zoo there is a vintage fair that has 17 classic rides which include the Golden Gallopers, Dodgems and a Waltzer. There are also adventure play areas. Free parking, wheelchair and mobility scooter friendly with landscaped paths and ramps. Food and drink outlets, gift shop.

    The Dinosaur Park Tenby

    Dinosaurs have been brought back to life at The Dinosaur Park Tenby. Discover iconic creatures like the T-Rex, Velociraptor, and other beasts as you journey through time. Theme park with rides and interactive playground activities. Cafe and gift shop. The park is mostly accessible.
    Skomer Island
    Skomer, or Skomer Island, is an island off the coast of Pembrokeshire in West Wales. It's well known for its wildlife, including half of the world's population of Manx Shearwaters, Atlantic puffins and the Skomer vole.

    Blue Lagoon

    The magical Blue Lagoon in Pembrokeshire is a highlight of any trip to Wales. The remains of a former slate quarry, it's now a popular tourist destination protected by the National Trust. Visitors frequently enjoy the watersports on offer, with wetsuits available to hire. Dog friendly.
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