Honeysuckle Cottage

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4. 1 Double (fabulous sea views) and 1 Twin room. Both with custom built solid oak furniture and hypo allergenic pillows and hypo allergenic duvet for the double room on 1st floor.

Bathroom bath (power shower over), toilet, washbasin, heated towel radiator on 1st floor.

Kitchen with plinth floor lighting, contemporary luxury fitted kitchen with integrated units, cooker with electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, 19” Free view digital TV. Utility/Drying corner with washer/dryer.

Sitting/Dining Room 'L' shaped room with comfortable leather seating for 4, 42” flat screen Home Theatre HDTV/DVD player/recorder for films (BT customers may use their own user ID/password), video player/recorder, music centre, Nintendo Wii (wii mote and nun chuck handsets included to use) with games and Sony Play station 3 (take your own games to play). Dining table and chairs seating 6.

Library/Snug off lounge with comfortable leather armchair, shelves with lots of books, CD's, DVD's (refreshed collection March 2013), radio Hi-fi and videos. French doors to garden.

Euro plug (2 pin) board is available (ideal for European/overseas visitors) - a multiple point board where 4 mobile phones can be charged at one time.

Grounds private 'Italian' style rear Welsh slate-walled patio with potted garden. Raised large lawn (reached by 8 steps) with fabulous views over bay and surrounding fields and woodland. Garden furniture, charcoal barbecue and stand for disposable barbecues. Front morning sitting area with 2 loungers & a double swing chair. Help yourself to the fruit when in season.

Delivery Service of foodstuff (groceries, meats, bread, including organics etc.) - phone in the morning for delivery by late afternoon.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes - Superfast Broadband

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - No

Parking - Yes

Fuel  -  £40 winter fuel charge.  £25 summer fuel charge.

Dogs - 2. 1 dog free, additional dog £25 p/w

Travel cot - Yes, 2. Stair gate and pram also available

Highchair - No

• A short walk across fields (10 mins) leads to a direct access to Wisemans Bridge - a beach for those who like their seaside a bit more interesting with large rocks and golden sands washed by rolling waves.
• Rehearsals for the D-Day Landings were held on the beach and Churchill himself dined at the Wisemans Bridge Inn overlooking the beach which still serves excellent food and drink.

• The small quaint village of Kilgetty is just 1 mile away. You'll find an excellent Indian Restaurant, Fish and Chip Shop, petrol station, pub, fantastic old fashioned bakers "Watkins" (for fresh meat pies, cream cakes, bread etc),.

• At the western end of the beach is an old railway tunnel with a footpath to the quiet sandy beach at Coppet Hall and then onto the fishing village of Saundersfoot with its golden sands, bustling harbour, shops, restaurants and pubs.

• Amroth, in the opposite direction, is a small seaside resort where the 186 mile long Pembrokeshire Coastal Path begins. This pretty little seaside village with its wonderful expanse of gently shelving sands, restaurants, pubs and gift shops is popular with families.

• Lots of activities to enjoy nearby and for family days out - visit Oakwood Theme Park, Folly Farm, Heatherton Country Park, Blue Lagoon Water Park and the Dinosaur Park. Garden lovers and children will enjoy exploring the lovely Colby Woodland Gardens (NT).

• Famous for its rhododendrons, magnolias, camellias and azaleas under planted with bluebells, the 8 acre garden has many delightful woodland walks, a walled garden, a National Trust shop and an excellent cafe.

• A picturesque walled town with a variety of interesting shops and galleries. There is a choice of places to eat and drink and three glorious sandy beaches - all awarded with Blue Flags. The town's museum and art gallery are located on the site of the old castle. There is a pretty harbour from where boats trips leave for Caldey Island.
• Located on the lower ground floor of the Atlantic Hotel on The Esplanade overlooking Tenby's South Beach the Salt Cellar is an award winning coastal restaurant bar and terrace run by a bunch of friends for you and your friends and family to enjoy. Their motto is “Great food, Great service, Great Times! Tasty food and friendly service is at the heart of our restaurant”.

• Home to Cistercian monks for a thousand years. They farm the land, produce perfume, shortbread and chocolate all on sale in the island shop. Stroll the beautiful countryside, relax on one of the lovely sandy beaches and visit parts of the Grade II listed Abbey. Book your trip on the slipway of Tenby Harbour.

• Keen fit walkers will enjoy this strenuous 14.5 mile walk. It is spectacularly scenic and passes some of Pembrokeshire's most remarkable beaches.

• Join a daily fishing trip for mackerel or arrange a tailor-made trip for your own party. Mackerel is delicious cooked on the barbecue. Be sure to put a bottle of white wine to chill before you go!

• Ironman Wales is a challenging and spectacular annual sports event  in which swimming, cycling and running races are hosted in the scenic county of Pembrokeshire, famous for its celebrated coastline, breathtaking beaches, splendid countryside and numerous castles. The swimming races take place on Tenby's North beach. 

• Enjoy hours of quality family fun at any one of the many family attractions all over Pembrokeshire. Visit Dr Beynon's Bug Farm and Grub Kitchen, the Wickedly Welsh Chocolate Company or Scolton Manor Museum and Country Park. Explore Folly Farm, Manor Wildlife Park and the Tudor Merchant's House tenby (N.T.). There is something for everyone.