About this property
Nestled on the outskirts of Narberth, a bustling town in Pembrokeshire, is this fabulous single-storey dwelling, 1 Hornbeam Lodge, situated on a golf-course. Complete with a private veranda and garden, housing a hot tub, open-plan living, and a welcoming interior, the lodge is the ideal retreat for friends, families, and couples, looking to escape to the rural countryside. Arriving at the spacious open-plan living space, here you can look forward to relaxing in front of the electric fire, whilst spending some quality time together discussing your daily adventures. The contemporary kitchen, fitted with sleek white units and worktops, and state-of-the-art appliances offers the ideal space to rustle up delicious meals, possible to enjoy around the dining table with a well-deserved glass of wine. Once you’ve cleared up, step out to your very own outdoor space, enveloped by the countryside, ideal for a babbling soak in the hot tub, before heading indoors to refresh in the generously-sized bathroom. Retire to one of the two bedrooms on offer, both well-presented, including a double with TV and en-suite shower room, and a twin, where you can make yourself at home after a fun-filled day. Heading into Narberth you’ll find an array of traditional eateries, and a selection of shops and supermarkets to ease your self-catered stay. A short journey from the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, stretching across 186 miles, enjoy far-reaching views across the coastline whilst taking a walk across the golden sandy terrain or perhaps taking to the water for some water sports. On your travels, be sure to visit some of the county’s landmarks, including Pembroke Castle, where Henry VII resided, or if you’d prefer an adrenaline filled day out, head to Oakwood Theme Park with thrilling rollercoaster rides, or Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, with many farmyard animals, games, and fair rides to enjoy, whilst Skomer nature reserve is rich with bird life. Experience all of this, and more, at 1 Hornbeam Lodge.
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. Additionally, there are a variety of restaurants, bistros, and pubs in and around the town. Numerous 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 Path.
Accommodation
Single-storey, recently refurbished.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double with TV and en-suite walk-in shower, basin, and WC, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, basin, and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire
Gas central heating.
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher.
2 x TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking.
Hot tub.
Wrap-around decked veranda with furniture, rear gravelled area with hot tub and furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub 1.3 miles.
Note: There are steps to the exterior of the property.
Note: The hot tub is not available on the evening prior to check out.
Note: The hot tub will no longer be available from September 2024
Nearby points of interest
- Folly Farm Adventure Park And Zoo
- The Dinosaur Park Tenby
- Pembroke Castle
Reviews (7)
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Gerry
A lovely presented lodge with every you need to enjoy the picturesque surroundings of Pembrokeshire An ideal location for visits to Narberth , Tenby , Saundersfoot and St Davidâs The lodge was set in a tranquil location where your only visitors were Robins and Blue tits Highly recommend
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Jeremy
It met all our expectations and some. It was so welcoming and homely The setting is tranquil snd peaceful. The lodge was well equiped modern and spotless. It is within easy walking distance of a quaint town and an excellent base for exploring the ciuntryside or the dramatic Welsh coast I cannit reccomend it highly enough. Jerry and Lynne .
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Denise
However, there were several elements that resulted in our stay being less than satisfactory. The lodge itself had some things that did not seem to have been maintained properly. The plug on the bath broke after our first use, making the bath unusable. Whilst the owners did contact us about this, nothing was actually done. The taps on the sink in the bathroom were tight and using these resulted in unscrewing elements of the tap and slight dripping. The door handle on the en-suite is missing screws and came off. The oven door would not stay open meaning that cooking was hazardous as it required two of us to remove any item and even then, the door kept swinging shut. This resulted in our being unwilling to subsequently use this. The TV remote does not correspond with the symbols thereon which meant that we had to contact reception to find out how to get subtitles up. The hot tub is lovely in itself, however, we were unable to use this on the final evening as it had been refilled for the next clients and was not at temperature. This information was stated in the welcome book in the property but we did not know this before we arrived. We have stayed in several properties with hot tubs before, including two at Herons Brook, and this has never been an issue in the past. It is disappointing to book a property with this facility, only to find that it is not avaiable for one of the nights. This should be made clear on the listing for the property. Some of these points may seem trivial but the combination meant that our stay was not the excellent experience we have been used to in the past. We feel somewhat let down and are now reluctant to book again.