Guests say
The Last Resort in Carmarthen is a well-received lodge, praised for its spaciousness, cleanliness, and secure environment for pets. Guests appreciate the attention to detail and the property's quiet location, making it a recommended choice for a relaxing holiday. Some minor issues were noted regarding comfort and maintenance.
Most guests found the lodge to be spotlessly clean and beautifully presented. However, there were comments about the need for a more thorough clean in some areas, such as the oven and carpets.
The lodge is appreciated for its quiet setting and proximity to the beach and town. Despite some concerns about its immediate surroundings, the location is generally seen as good.
While the lodge is described as comfortable and welcoming, there are remarks about the mattresses being too soft and springy, which affected the quality of sleep for some guests.
The lodge is well-equipped and guests are content with the facilities provided. However, there were issues with a lack of cleaning equipment, a malfunctioning washing machine, and power loss when using multiple appliances. No specific mention of gifts was made, so the score for thoughtfulness is set to null.
There are no specific mentions of gifts or special touches that would indicate the level of thoughtfulness. Therefore, this category cannot be scored.
About this property
Tucked away in the popular Pendine Sands Holiday Village in Pendine, Camarthenshire, is this lovely three-bedroom lodge, The Last Resort. Enjoying a fantastic location just moment’s away from the beach, and access to a wealth of on-site facilities including an on-site bar and restaurant, entertainment venue, indoor pool and amusement arcade, The Last Resort is a superb dog-friendly dwelling for couples or a family of six. Upon arrival, you will find off-road parking for two cars, as well as a decked area with furniture, perfect for indulging in a spot of alfresco dining. Be welcomed into the open-plan living space, where you will find a fully-equipped kitchen, dining seating for six, and a light and airy sitting area with plush sofas and wall-mounted TV. Continue through to find the family bathroom, where you can freshen up after a day of exploring, before retiring to one of three well-presented bedrooms, double with en-suite shower room, and two twins. Explore the village, where will find a well-stocked convenience store, The Coffee Shop, a fish and chip takeaway, a beautiful beach, and the stunning National Trust site of Ragwen Point. Continue onto Saundersfoot, where you can spend a day on the golden sands of Saundersfoot Beach, sample fresh seafood at The Stonecrab, or enjoy leisurely strolls around the harbour with fresh fish and chips in hand from the Marina. There is also a watersports centre so be sure to get out on the waters! Venture over to the bustling town of Tenby, home to a magnificent castle, the National Trust Tudor Merchants House, an excellent golf club and a good selection of gorgeous beaches. All this and more awaits at The Last Resort.
An idyllic coastal community with a beach that stretches for seven miles and a past rich in speed record attempts for automobiles. The unfortunate vehicle "Babs," whose driver was killed in one of numerous speed record attempts, was buried for years in the sands before being unearthed, refurbished, and put on display in the local museum. The legendary Amy Johnson used these same perfectly flat dunes for one of her many record-breaking takeoffs. These historic shores are ideal for beach activities including sunbathing, swimming, and kite flying any time of year. Pendine is the ideal seaside resort community, with a variety of restaurants, bars, a grocery store, and specialty shops to suit any visitor's needs. The land speed record was broken on Pendine's beach, and the town now boasts a brand new museum dedicated to the topic, appropriately named the Land of Speeds MUseum, which can be found on Pendine Promenade. Caldey Island and the beautiful monastery are just a short boat ride away, and other nearby sights include castles, more sandy beaches, secluded coves, and the lively seaside village of Tenby. An ideal base from which to explore this breathtaking region of Wales.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
Three bedrooms: 1 x double with en-suite walk-in shower, basin and WC, 2 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining and sitting area
Gas central heating.
Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher.
TV.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot and highchair available.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Wrap around decking with furniture.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop, pub and beach 0.1 miles.
Note: Wi-Fi will be available from 26th July 2022.
Note: The property's weekly rental does not include use of the on-site leisure pass or site's facilities
Reviews (13)
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Jan
Great position, minutes from the beach which is also a great beach for children and dogs.
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Robert
The post code doesn't take directly to where the lodge is sited so it would be good to have a detailed map. The mattresses are very springy and the double bed only has a double duvet. Could of been cleaned a little bit better. The site is very quite All in all a lovely place to unwind.
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Martin
The were a couple of issues the first one being that over the items in the oven we're really dirty and had baked on burnt fat which took an hour to clean before we could use them, also the washing machine broke although this was not the owners fault it was new but it did mean we had to go to the launderette a few times which costs 15 pounds when we should have had a washing machine in the lodge. I think the lodge could do with a good Spring clean at the end of the season especially for the carpets and the blinds both other than that really it was a nice lodge with a good balcony for our dogs which is very secure.