Cottage in Wales
3 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
About this cottage rental
Set under the Preseli Hills, Y Bwthyn is a beautifully converted old stone and slate-roofed barn situated well off the road in a tranquil countryside setting. Numerous tiny windows frame glimpses of the 6-acre garden in which it is set – a garden which is so lovely it has been featured in magazines and on television. Inside, there is a wood burning stove and a counter-weighted stair to access the sleeping loft, and the cottage is filled with books and paintings. There isn’t a television so you can enjoy a few days being blissfully disconnected from the stresses and strains of the rest of the world. All around you wildlife, historic monuments, standing stones and cliff-top walks abound.
National Geographic has named Pembrokeshire the second best coastline in the world and it is not hard to see why. Quiet and comfortable, this cottage is nothing short of idyllic.
Bed linen and bath towels are NOT included - we kindly request that you bring your own sheets (suitable for a king-size bed), bath towels & beach towels.
Hand towels, showers mats & tea towels are provided.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome; there is a charge of £10 per dog per stay and a maximum of 2 dogs.
The cottage is NOT suitable for toddlers due to the steep, open-tread stairs and woodburning stove.
Electricity and unlimited logs for the wood burner are included all year round.
National Geographic has named Pembrokeshire the second best coastline in the world and it is not hard to see why. Quiet and comfortable, this cottage is nothing short of idyllic.
Bed linen and bath towels are NOT included - we kindly request that you bring your own sheets (suitable for a king-size bed), bath towels & beach towels.
Hand towels, showers mats & tea towels are provided.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome; there is a charge of £10 per dog per stay and a maximum of 2 dogs.
The cottage is NOT suitable for toddlers due to the steep, open-tread stairs and woodburning stove.
Electricity and unlimited logs for the wood burner are included all year round.
Amenities at One Room Cottage 1 mile from the sea set In Dyffryn Fernant Garden
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Map of Wales
Ratings and reviews
Summary of reviewsGuests praised the beautiful cottage, lovely gardens, warm atmosphere with a wood burner, and welcoming hosts. Perfect for relaxing and enjoying the scenic surroundings.
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Sep 2025
We absolutely loved our stay at this beautiful cottage! With its stunning gardens. From the moment we arrived, the host was so kind and welcoming, which instantly made us feel at home. The location is breathtaking, such a peaceful hideaway, yet only a short distance from the sea.The cottage itself was clean, cozy, and full of charm. One of our favourite parts was the log burner, and having free unlimited logs made it even more special — we spent such lovely evenings by the fire.It was the perfect escape, and we left feeling refreshed and so grateful. We’d come back in a heartbeat!
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Feb 2025
This wonderful cottage was perfect for my three day retreat. The weather was cold, wet and windy but after a days walking and exploring the coast path, it was a treat to return to this cosy sanctuary tucked into the hillside in a beautiful garden.The cottage had everything I needed to make this a perfect stay. Thank you.
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Nov 2024
Beautiful quaint little property. A welcome change from the general pace of life. We spent a fantastic week in this beautiful cottage, Christina who owns the property was the perfect host. There was plenty of room for our dog to run around in the outside and even though it was November it was clear that the gardens were amazing. We hope to go back again soon when the weather is better.Thank you Christina for making us so welcome we really appreciate it.
5.0 / 10.0·Oct 2020
'The Little Cottage' is a beautiful and peaceful haven to explore the surrounding area, beginning with the wonderful garden the cottage is set in. Christina's garden is a labour of love and a joy to walk through and around. We got so many ideas for our lown ittle garden back home. And the library is a surprising treat!!We loved exploring this part of Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion - the numerous walks are memorable - discovering the ancient oak wood of Ty-Canol, the bay and beach of Mwnt, a hidden treasure for swimming and dolphin spotting. I loved the cliff top walk back towards Dyffrin Fernant from Fishguard which has an intriguing place in military and cinematic history. The drive and walk to Llanachaer and Cwm Gwaun is a magical alternative to the drive to Newport and the north beach where we parked our car for free at low tide! Legal, too! Then there was the area's exceptional food and drink - locally caught and landed fish from Cardigan Bay at Dinas Cross, local lamb from Cardigan, amazing new cheeses - try Celtic Promise, local unpasturised washed rind, semi-soft. The cafes and restaurants all along the coast sold lovely fresh food and drink - and the people were so friendly. At the end of each quiet or busy day, come rain or shine, we felt blessed to be able to rest, prepare dinner, make up a wood fire, and slow down to a warm flickering flame of night time in the very large, very comfy mezzanine bed. Zzzzzzzzz
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Top rated by guests
9.8Outstanding
(44 Ratings)
Guests praised the beautiful cottage, lovely gardens, warm atmosphere with a wood burner, and welcoming hosts. Perfect for relaxing and enjoying the scenic surroundings.
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