This beautiful small hotel has a little bit of everything: chic bedrooms that pack a punch, a cellar bar for cocktails before dinner, a stylish restaurant for delicious local food. In summer you decant into the garden, where a café/bistro opens up for coffee and cake or pizza from a wood-fired oven. There’s a smokehouse out here, too, then a yurt tucked away around the corner that comes with a wood-burner and a hot tub. It’s an intimate place, where staff stop to chat, locals pop in for a coffee, and you can take home a jar of quince jelly made by Ed’s mum. Food lies at the heart of the affair and you eat in a stylish restaurant with Welsh art on the walls, perhaps home-smoked salmon, slow-cook lamb, caramelised pear with blue-cheese ice cream. Beautiful bedrooms are scattered about. Those in the main house have cool colours, vast beds and fancy bathrooms. Those in the mews have a rustic feel and garden views; all have fluffy bath robes. Pembrokeshire’s coastal path waits for windswept cliffs and sandy beaches. Don’t miss St Davids or the Preseli Hills. Dogs are very welcome.
What can I say? words will not do justice to the amount of care, kindness, the best hospitality we could ever have hoped for. Nothing was too much trouble for myself and my disabled husband. My daughter's glorious wedding reception was held here. Delicious food, attentive and happy staff who made it, especially the gorgeous Cecelia, the owners mother, a time we will never forget. Stylish rooms, warm, cosy, inviting and a log fire which was almost impossible to leave. Just a wonderful place.