Melanie M - verified booking

"We have just returned from a long weekend (Friday-Monday), what a beautiful house in a beautiful location. We were a group of 6 adults and 3 children under the age of 4, the house accommodated everyone's needs. The children loved the cave in the garden, everyone had a good laugh with the fancy dress box and the views were stunning. Even the 2 dogs had a great time and came home exhausted! All the rooms are well equipped and comfortable, there are a few utensils missing from the kitchen (we needed a couple more wine glasses and cooking utensils but we managed) Burry Port itself as a town is more residential, but the port is a lovely walk. Walking down into Burry Port from the house is a pleasant walk but the walk back is a bit of a climb so you need to be fit! Tenby was a 45 minute drive away and we had a great time on the beach, on our drive home we took a diversion to Rhossilli Bay and Caswell Bay which are beautiful. The only thing we struggled with was to find a nice pub/restaurant to eat in locally, we searched before we left and booked The Stradey Arms, Furnace, Llanelli for Sunday Carvery, it was a disappointment to say the least; roast potatoes done in a deep fat fryer, tinned peas, bought in Yorkshire puddings. £7.95 for a carvery so I guess you get what you pay for but it was very difficult to find a nice "eating pub"; the pubs seemed to be more "locals drinking pubs". This didn't spoil our holiday though, nobody wanted to come home and hopefully we will return!"

Melanie M - verified booking

"We have just returned from a long weekend (Friday-Monday), what a beautiful house in a beautiful location. We were a group of 6 adults and 3 children under the age of 4, the house accommodated everyone's needs. The children loved the cave in the garden, everyone had a good laugh with the fancy dress box and the views were stunning. Even the 2 dogs had a great time and came home exhausted! All the rooms are well equipped and comfortable, there are a few utensils missing from the kitchen (we needed a couple more wine glasses and cooking utensils but we managed) Burry Port itself as a town is more residential, but the port is a lovely walk. Walking down into Burry Port from the house is a pleasant walk but the walk back is a bit of a climb so you need to be fit! Tenby was a 45 minute drive away and we had a great time on the beach, on our drive home we took a diversion to Rhossilli Bay and Caswell Bay which are beautiful. The only thing we struggled with was to find a nice pub/restaurant to eat in locally, we searched before we left and booked The Stradey Arms, Furnace, Llanelli for Sunday Carvery, it was a disappointment to say the least; roast potatoes done in a deep fat fryer, tinned peas, bought in Yorkshire puddings. £7.95 for a carvery so I guess you get what you pay for but it was very difficult to find a nice "eating pub"; the pubs seemed to be more "locals drinking pubs". This didn't spoil our holiday though, nobody wanted to come home and hopefully we will return!"

SnorklersOnTour - verified booking

"What a fabulous place to stay and we also enjoyed fabulous weather in March! The sitting room and kitchen were very spacious and well equipped for our large group of ten people. The deck was amazing for the view of the bay and we were thrilled to be able to use it. The garden equipment and furniture was excellent. We had four cars and there was plenty of room. The log burners were very welcome in the evenings but remember to take your own kindling and logs as the ones we bought from the garage were not very dry. The bedrooms and bathrooms were excellent and we all slept really well. Vanessa, the owner was very kind and send me all sorts of recommends and information. There were Welch Cakes, biscuits and milk in the fridge when we arrived. We walked for 15 minutes to reach the beautiful shore line and walked for over two hours along the easy access path (great for bikes, prams, little ones, wheelchairs etc). Did not get in our car from when we arrived to when we left. Town has a few places for eating some very nice pub grub type cuisine. Very relaxing and enjoyable. Do not hesitate to book, it felt like a home that someone had just handed over for the weekend, rather than a holiday lt."

- Mrs Morrall, June 2018 - verified booking

"The directions to the cottage once we were near to it were difficult to follow and we had to resort to asking.When we have booked cottages with other companies we were always provided with milk in the fridge on arrival and often tea or coffee was left by previous occupants..Also lack of a teapot these gestures make such a difference.The garden was an absolute mess and looked like no one cared, the decking area made up for this in part but it would have been nice to explore the gardens.i.m sure once these matters have been addressed future visitors will appreciate it.The area was fantastic. ****** Owner response ****** Thank you for your feedback, the issues with the garden have now been addressed, we look forward to welcoming you back in the future."

jimandbon - verified booking

"We have just returned home from a three night stay at this great house. We were a party of eight, plus one dog. We found the property to be everything we could have asked for. Lots of space, comfy beds, nice and warm with the heating on. Kitchen well equipped, could have done with some more wine glasses! It is situated high up above Burry Port giving a spectacular sea view. Easy walking down to the harbour and beach, hard work coming back uphill, but we're all fit so not a problem. I have to say though, it is more than 15 minutes walk to the beach. We walked at speed and it took almost 25 minutes. The town is rather run down and no actual restaurants but if you like pub food or take away then you'll be ok. Great time enjoyed by all. Thanks The full postal address for this property is as follows: [--]"