Guests say
2 Primrose Cottage in Saundersfoot offers a quiet location with friendly neighbours, ideal for a relaxing stay. Guests appreciate the property's proximity to the village and beaches, as well as the secure garden for pets. While some guests have highlighted areas for improvement, the cottage's charm and potential for a delightful stay are noted.
Reviews indicate a mix of experiences regarding cleanliness. Some guests found the property tidy, while others reported issues such as sand on the floor, dirty carpets, and a general need for a deeper clean. The inconsistency in cleanliness has impacted guest satisfaction.
The cottage's location is highly praised for its quiet setting and proximity to Saundersfoot village, beaches, and local amenities. The convenience of the location contributes positively to the overall experience of guests.
Guests have mixed feelings about comfort. The beds are often described as comfy, but some guests mention the need for better seating in the living area and updates to the bedding. The garden's state has also been noted as affecting the comfort of the stay.
Facilities and maintenance issues are a common theme in reviews. Guests have reported broken appliances, outdated utensils, and a need for refurbishment. The garden requires attention, and there are inconsistencies in provided information regarding recycling and laundry.
While some guests mentioned a welcome pack with coffee, milk, and Welsh cakes, there is not enough consistent information across reviews to assess the overall thoughtfulness of the host in providing gifts or additional touches that enhance the guest experience.
About this property
A very well presented, semi-detached Saundersfoot holiday cottage, located in a quiet cul-de-sac just a 20 minute downhill stroll, but a steep hill returning, from the centre of this vibrant seaside village. Offering accommodation for four people and with an outstanding sandy beach and sheltered harbour close by, this Saundersfoot cottage makes a great base for a family holiday in South Wales. Your Saundersfoot cottage has a well-equipped kitchen and a charming, light and airy sitting room with dining table, where meals can be enjoyed in comfort. Two bedrooms and a family bathroom complete your holiday accommodation, while outside your Saundersfoot cottage is a secluded patio garden where you can sit out and relax on a warm summer's evening, perhaps with a pre-dinner drink. The village of Saundersfoot is close by and offers an array of tempting tea rooms, restaurants and pubs, where you can enjoy everything from a cup of tea or a pint to a full three course meal, before enjoying the walk back to your lovely Saundersfoot holiday cottage. Saundersfoot also boasts a vast sandy beach and offers water sports and boat trips, while nearby Tenby is home to further beaches, a museum and cinema, and also offers boat trips to Caldey Island, there is also a dog beach nearby and the majority of pubs and cafes are dog friendly. Enjoy some of the more isolated beaches along the renowned coastal path, visit St. Govan's Chapel or discover one of the many theme parks all within an easy drive of your Pembrokeshire holiday home. You are sure to have a wonderful holiday in this beautiful part of Wales, at this charming Saundersfoot cottage.
Saundersfoot is a lovely village on the Pembrokeshire Coast, offering beaches, a harbour and a host of amenities. The 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coastal Path starts nearby and is great for scenic walking, while Tenby is a few miles away with Blue Flag beaches and boat trips.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double with TV, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Fitted kitchen.
Sitting room with dining area.
Gas central heating.
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, 2 x TVs with Freeview, CD/radio, small selection of books, games and DVDs.
All fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot.
Off road parking for 1 car.
Enclosed rear patio garden with garden furniture.
Two well-behaved pets welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shops, pubs and beach 12 mins walk.
Note: Tiered garden so young children to be supervised.
Reviews (38)
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John
Water always hot. Like previous feedback the sofa was uncomfortable but double bed and pillows were nice and firm. Good size bedrooms. The light wasn't working in the bathroom but after contacting the owners this was fixed a few days later. Some polite suggestions A small welcome basket would of been nice. Baking sheets/trays would of be good as only one large deep baking tray. A dishwasher instead of a washing machine?? A spatula Decent kitchen scissors. There was some with flowers on but more suitable for cutting paper. Lots of plates/cups glasses other utensils and cutlery etc which was good as don't want to spend your holiday always washing up!! Appreciate the cottage was dog friendly. Good base for Saundersfoot, Tenby, Haverford West, Fishguard, Carmathen. Thank you for a good stay at Primrose cottage.
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Julie
Had a few issues, utensils are not good need replacing, bowls got cracks in them, microwave rusty so wouldn't use it. Positive side it is a lovely cottage to stay
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Karen
It is an ideal size for 2-4 people and of course dog friendly. The welcome pack of milk, biscuits and chocolate was much appreciated. The potential for it being an ideal holiday home is great. the seaside decor and pictures etc are wonderful. There were plenty of towels provided. However there were several things which were very disappointing for the price we paid. The double bedroom bed linen was old and bobbly and smelt sour. The fitted sheet did not stretch over the mattress fully and came half way down the sides. We didn't use the double bed but I am sure the bottom sheet would have been in a heap in the middle by morning. The light switch in the double bedroom was broken. There was a table lamp. The ceiling light socket was broken in the twin bedroom but again there was a table lamp. The bed linen in there was really nice. The shower head would not stay up and repeatedly flopped down so that the shower ran down the corner of the bath and not into the bath to enable standing under it. The sofa in the lounge was so worn and uncomfortable and seemed to be missing the original back cushions. There were several scatter cushions but it was not possible to sit back comfortably and have your legs bent and feet on the floor. The vertical blinds on the lounge window were broken. We were not able to recycle as the bags did not seem to correlate with the list in the kitchen. There was one black bin bag in the kitchen bin. The outside bin and recycling boxes and bags had been put as a sort of barricade at the bottom of the steps up to the washing line, presumably by a previous guest. This may possibly have been because the back top fence of the garden had a slat of the fence which had come out and was lying on the floor. The gap was wide enough for our little dog to get through but we watched him when he was in the garden and didn't let him go up there. There were no dog hairs or signs of a dog being there which was very good. The cottage could be really good with some TLC and freshening up and maintenance on the broken items.