About this property
Resting in the village of Roch, on the edge of the scenic Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, is this semi-detached lodge, Saltwater. Set over a single-storey and sleeping up to four guests, having recently been refurbished to a very high standard, Saltwater is an ideal base for discovering this beautiful part of Wales with your loved ones. You are greeted by an off-road parking spot for one car, before you take a few steps down to the entrance of your home-style lodge. The inviting open-plan living space boasts a contemporary kitchen, a large corner sofa surrounding the television, and a dining table for all guests to enjoy an evening meal together. When the evening draws to a close, retire to one of the bedrooms; a double (with Emma mattress) and a twin, to allow for flexible sleeping arrangements. The bedrooms are complimented by a shower room where guests can fresh up after a long day in this beautiful area. The village of Roch offers a convenience store for any self-catering essentials, an idyllic church and a pub with its own microbrewery serving good food and amazing ales just a two minute drive away. From Saltwater you can enjoy some magnificent walking and cycling trails around the National Park or head to one of the stunning sandy beaches for a more relaxing day. Find Newgale beach just a five minute drive away, with its miles of sandy beach, surfing, windsurfing and kite surfing opportunities. Just a short drive away is the market town of Haverfordwest which has a train station, a golf course, a good range of bars and eateries to entice everyone, a striking 11th century castle, the ruins of an ancient priory, interesting museums and lovely walks along the River Cleddau. Whilst you're in this magnificent area, be sure to take a trip into Britain's smallest city, St Davids, where you can discover the 14th century gothic style palace, the 12th century cathedral or take a scenic boat tour. For a magical retreat to this part of South Wales, choose Saltwater as your base.
The lovely village of Roch is home to a shop, a Post Office, a pub and a church. The nearby Pembrokeshire Coast National Park boasts an abundance of walks, cycle paths and fantastic beaches. The market town of Haverfordwest offers a choice of shops, pubs, restaurants and attractions such as fine churches and an historic castle. You can also visit the harbour village of Solva, or the smallest city in Britain, Saint Davids, which is known for its ancient cathedral, watersports and boat trips.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double with Emma mattress, 1 x twin.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Central heating/Electric fire effect heater.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine.
TV, WiFi, Alexa, robot hoover and board games.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen included in rent.
Cot bed available.
Allocated off-road parking space for one car.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.4 miles, pub 0.6 miles.
No towels provided at this property.
Nearby points of interest
- Solva Woollen Mill
- Dr Beynon's Bug Farm
- Theatr Gwaun
- Blue Lagoon
- Ramsey Island RSPB Nature Reserve
- Skomer Island
- St Davids Cathedral
- Pembroke Castle
Reviews (10)
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Karen
It was within easy access of all the places that i wanted to visit ,i.e the local coastal path walks and St.David's. The place itself was very clean and ideal for the stay that i had booked. The chalet was comfortable and had everything that you needed for a short self-catering stay. It was also vey quiet , but that might be due to the time of year i was there,,,,October. I would certainly use this place again if i visited Pembrokeshire.
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Angela
Super comfy beds, top quality appliances and utensils with everything that one could need for a comfortable stay. However, access was difficult, steps with no handrail whatsoever proved impossible for my 81 year old husband. We managed by going over the grass and down a slopes the rear of the chalet. We were glad that we read previous comments about lack of non slip shower mat and we took our own. The shower was great but there is a problem with the waste outlet, despite taking out and cleaning the waste trap it still didn't drain away quickly enough to stop the shower tray from filling with water. This meant turning off the shower after a couple of minutes and waiting for it to drain then resuming ones shower. The village shop mentioned in the booklet seems to have closed down. We did enjoy our stay very much despite the problems that I mentioned. Access would be perfectly fine for younger and more agile people. The setting is quiet and peaceful and great for visiting the many beautiful beaches, harbours and villages and of course St David's.
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William
The site is very well maintained, when i stayed it was the end of season so it peaceful!! I would liked to be able to work the tv and remote! A bread knife would be a bonus trying to cut bread with a small carving knife was a non goer. Be aware that there is nowhere to sit out which is a pain when very hot. But very well situated for the wonderful coast and walks would book again so i would recommend a stay