Lodges & Log Cabins in Pembrokeshire Coast

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Rev Bedford - Verified booking

  This location was ideal for the four of us to explore Pembrokeshire and we have had a super week. However Sycamores is in need of some attention to details CURB APPEAL The main refuse bin was overflowing all week despite this being pointed out to the emergency help line on Friday 28th. Whether someone came to try and tidy we doubt. The driveway is very weedy! WELCOME PACK would be helpful with some basic instructions. Keys: the lock to the front door and balcony are very difficult to operate and need some attention. The Cabin is generally well equipped, clean, and has comfy beds and good bathroom facilities. Helpful additions would be: a bread knife, bin liner bags. Faults: large clock is not working, knob to light be dining table come off when trying to use. FRUSTRATION: trying to find any basic stations on the TV was impossible. We did report this 28/6 only for response the next day to be that there was no aerial connection. Clearly the details about the cottage heralded a wall mounted smart TV: it is surely not too much to expect said TV to work. Because we had Netflix and Prime log-ins we could access them but we tried in vane to get onto BBC Iplayer, ITVX, More 4 & 5 Live. From a note found in the visitors book dated 21/6 we are not the first to encounter this!! David and Lorna Bedford 4th July 2024

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• Janet - Verified booking

  A lovely lodge.

  Well equipped with all that you need on a very quiet site. The power shower is incredible and the bed so comfy you dont want to get out of it!!! The owners left an emergency pack for the dog and cake to welcome us which were both a really nice touch. You can walk to the nearest beach which is about 0.8mile away. The beach is dog friendly and there is a good pub down there too (also dog friendly) a little bit further down the road is Amroth where the New Inn does amazing food and is again dog friendly. The lodge was in an ideal situation to explore Pembrokeshire. Whether you want castles or beaches or adventure parks, all are within at most an hour away. We were really amazed at how dog friendly Pembrokeshire is with the majority of beaches being dog friendly all year round. Also worth a visit are The National Botanic Gardens and the Blue Lagoon. The best beach we found for excellent facilities was Coppet Hall Beach, very small but the cafe and toilets there were brilliant. If you want shops, a short walk away is Saundersfoot . All in all a lovely place to stay and the lodge as a base was superb.

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• Carl - Verified booking

  Absolutely fantastic lodge.

  Spotlessly clean, well maintained and was equipped with absolutely everything we needed and more. So many personal touches such as the selection of DVDs, numerous games such as connect 4, playing cards, tennis racquets, cricket set, things in the kitchen which covered every scenario. Picnic? Check. BBQ? Check. Tea coffee and condiments with a more than ample amount of crockery? Check. Modern oven and temperature controls for every room. Very fast Wi-Fi. If I had to be extremely picky and criticise one thing the doors are virtually impossible to close quietly after getting young children to sleep. The location is superb. Just a couple of miles away from all of Pembrokeshire’s main attractions. The estate is served by an ample car park which even has an old phone box that has been converted into a library, tennis court, small children’s play area and fields of fun for dogs and people alike. The village of Kilgetty is a few miles away with a supermarket (Co-op) Indian, Chinese, Pizza/Kebab shop etc that will all deliver to the lodge. 10 out of 10.

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• Paul - Verified booking

  The lodge was lovely and cosy with a nice welcome pack.

  Good contact from Steve who messaged us to say the lodge was ready early and we could have it immediately however we had called into Aberfan to see the memorial when he texted. If I had any criticisms it would be the TV Sky channels. If I had Sky at home (unfortunately I have Virgin) I would have brought my viewing card because there was no way to watch any Sky channels at the lodge which was disappointing. Choosing a Sky Channel and always being asked to "Insert Your Viewing Card" becomes annoying after a while! WiFi worked well so we could use our laptop ok and our phones. We had an invasion of ants in the kitchen area so Steve brought some ant powder and applied it behind the cooker. There were still some around when we left! Speaking of cookers, the oven has a fault inasmuch as it keeps clicking the igniter when in use so if cooking a dish, it's going click click click all the time! Other that what I have stated we had a very good time overall and would consider a return trip

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• Mrs Aspey - Verified booking

  We have recently returned from a lovely holiday at the Old Gardeners Lodge. The property is in a quiet position up a steep hill about a 10 /15 walk from the seaside town of Saundersfoot .The accommodation although very small and compact has everything you need for a short self catering break.The owners are very friendly and informative about the local area and although you are staying in their garden, it still feels very private as you have a small outside seating area if you are lucky enough to have good weather.There are some beautiful coastal paths close by and some lovely places to visit .The walks to nearby Amroth and the National Trust Colby gardens are well worth a visit as is the costal walk to Tenby(but be prepared as it is a very long and sometimes very steep walk)We got a taxi back for £8 to save our legs !! I feel like the Old gardeners lodge is very good value accommodation if you are mobile and like to do a lot of walking.

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