Guests say
Guests consistently praise Y Felin at Coed Cadw for its charm, comfort, and excellent hosts, Chris and Lesley. The cottage's cleanliness, idyllic location, and amenities like the hot tub are frequently highlighted. The property's proximity to scenic walks, pubs, and beaches, along with its pet-friendly nature, make it a highly recommended stay for a relaxing and enjoyable holiday.
Reviewers are unanimous in their appreciation of the cottage's cleanliness. The property is described as spotless and well-maintained, indicating a high standard of cleanliness that contributes to the overall guest experience.
The location is celebrated for its tranquillity and proximity to beautiful beaches, walks, and local attractions. Guests appreciate the rural setting and the convenience of nearby pubs and towns, making it an ideal base for exploring Pembrokeshire.
Comfort is a standout feature, with guests mentioning the cosy atmosphere, comfortable beds, and homely feel. The cottage's character and amenities, such as the log burner, contribute to a comfortable and relaxing stay.
The facilities, including the well-equipped kitchen, hot tub, and outdoor seating, receive high praise. Guests are satisfied with the maintenance of these amenities, though there is a minor suggestion for improved access to the hot tub for enhanced privacy.
While guests express gratitude for the hosts' welcoming and helpful nature, there are no specific mentions of gifts or special thoughtful touches beyond the excellent hospitality. Therefore, a score cannot be provided for this category.
About this property
Newport 2.8 miles, Cardigan 9.0 miles, Fishguard 10.0 miles. Enjoy the countryside on your doorstep from the remarkable, detached house, Y Felin at Coed Cadw in Felindre Farchog near Newport, Pembrokeshire. Within easy reach of Pembrokeshire's coast, whilst enjoying a large garden, original stone flooring and beautiful woodwork throughout, along with ample off-road parking, Y Felin at Coed Cadw makes for a wonderful setting for a family of four's getaway. As you enter the property, you will be delighted to find a beautifully laid out kitchen/diner, a space enjoying a vaulted ceiling, embellished with rustic beams, as well as a range of fantastic appliances, including a dishwasher and electric cooker, where the foodie of the group can whip up mouthwatering delights, to be enjoyed at the oak dining table. After dinner, wander down a few steps to find yourself in a welcoming sitting room, where you can settle down with a book in front of the toasty wood burning stove, or grab a DVD from the selection available, and savour a family movie night. When night falls, progress through the ground floor to find a well-appointed twin room, with a patio door not only streaming light into the space, but leading directly to the quaint, rear garden; or climb the bespoke stairs to find a lovely double room, where the vaulted ceiling and skylights give the space a bright and airy feel, along with a handy, en-suite cloakroom. The family bathroom is situated downstairs and enjoys marble tiling, along with a p-shaped bath, where you can savour a moment of peace and quiet amongst the bubbles. The rear garden is a delightful spot, with an extendable windbreaker to give you some extra privacy, as you grill some tasty treats on the barbecue, to be enjoyed at one of two seating areas; why not settle down around the fire pit, before enjoying a tranquil evening in the hot tub? Or alternatively, take a 5 minute stroll down to the excellent local Salutation Inn. Ample walking trails surround the property, and you can traverse one of these with ease, thanks to the kindly provided ordinance maps pointing you towards the nearby landmarks of the Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber, the remains of Nevern Castle and the Castell Henllys Iron Age Village. Travel to Newport for the day, where you can not only find your amenities resting in one setting, but you can also soak up the sun at Newport Beach, try your hand at sailing with the Newport Boat Club, wander through the River Nevern Wildfowl Conservation Area, or embark on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. For more fun by the coast, venture to Fishguard, where you can walk to Fishguard Fort, or follow the Marine Walk round to Ocean Lab and Fishguard Harbour, or board the ferry to Ireland, for a day out in Rosslare Harbour! The towns of Cardigan and Haverfordwest are just moments away and make for lovely outings for you and your loved ones. For a relaxing break that you'll cherish forever, choose Y Felin at Coed Cadw.
The picture-postcard town of Newport rests on the west Wales coast in Pembrokeshire. With the winding river of Nevern resting just north of the town, along with the local golf course and Newport Beach, the town makes for a delightful destination for those seeking a coastal getaway. Visitors can also enjoy embarking on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, where they can find ample landmarks, picturesque settlements, including Fishguard and Cardigan, and beaches nearby.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x Double with en-suite basin and WC, 1 x ground-floor twin.
Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with wood burning stove
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher.
TV, DVD, WiFi, Sony Bluetooth Speakers, selection of books, games and DVDs.
Fuel, power and starter pack for wood burning stove included in rent Solar panel/electric heating for hot water with wood burning stove as primary heat source and background underfloor heating.
Zappi Smart 7kW EV charging point, Deposit on arrival gains access to your pin, account settled prior to departure, Rates for 2023 same as local public charge points at 65p/kW hr.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 3 cars.
Private garden area, which is not overlooked but is not dog proof, there is a separate dog area available for dogs to go off lead.
Sloping lawned area with stream, patio, gravelled area, hot tub with extending/retracting privacy screen, barbecue, fire pit and furniture.
Maximum of two small/medium sized, well-behaved dogs welcome (additional charge applies).
Fishing permits for the River Nevern.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 2.4 miles, pub 0.2 miles.
Reviews (54)
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Emily
We had an incredible short break here. The property is absolutely beautiful. It has everything you could need. Cosiness off the scale. Perfect place to come to and relax. The owners are lovely people also and couldnât have been more accommodating. Highlighted good places for us to go and to eat. Offered to light the fire for us and turn the lights on if we were to be arriving in the dark. We were lucky that the fields had no livestock which meant we could walk our dog in the fields, knowing that they are secure. Despite this though there is plenty space next to the cottage for the dog to be walked in the morning and evening. Will definitely stay again. Would recommend to anyone. Also perfect location to visit the area as centrally located.
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Kestrel
The little extras inside the beautiful & tastefully restored Mill makes staying here so easy such as simply things like kitchen roll and washing up liquid (even though there are ALL the mod cons required dish washer etc) Hot tub is amazing (but DO ask if they can switch the really annoying flashing fairy lights OFF) â¦when in the Hot Tub there is road noise but soon forgotten as relaxation kicks in⦠Great pubs near by also itâs in a really good location to get everywhere and anywhere. Thank you for a very special stay.
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Stephanie
It was magical and we loved the hot tub and log fire! The cottage had everything we needed and Chris was so helpful with letting us know where to go for the best Sunday lunch, the best walks with our labrador and was welcoming and friendly. This area of Wales had a magical charm and our family will definitely be back! Thank you for everything! Love The Clark-Atkins Clan xxxx