Guests say
The Coach House in Pembroke is highly praised for its peaceful setting, cleanliness, and comfort. Guests appreciate the friendly hosts and the property's proximity to stunning beaches and countryside. The presence of a friendly on-site dog adds to the charm, and the property is noted for being dog-friendly. While some guests mention noise from a nearby range, this seems to be an occasional concern rather than a common issue.
Reviews consistently mention that the accommodation is very clean, with several guests highlighting the spotlessness of the property. The high level of cleanliness contributes significantly to the overall positive experience.
The location is generally praised for its beauty and proximity to beaches and walks, though there is a mention of noise from a nearby tank training ground. However, this does not seem to detract significantly from the overall positive perception of the location.
Guests find The Coach House very comfortable, with particular mentions of a superking bed and cosy furnishings. The property is described as a tranquil retreat, suggesting a high level of comfort for visitors.
Facilities are well-regarded, with mentions of a well-equipped kitchen, luxury linens, and a large bath. However, a few guests noted the lack of a proper shower and intermittent Wi-Fi, which suggests room for improvement in this category.
The hosts' thoughtfulness is frequently mentioned, with guests appreciating welcome gifts such as wine and Welsh cakes. While these gestures are highly valued, it is noted that such gifts are subject to the hosts' discretion and not guaranteed.
About this property
Pembroke 4.7 miles. The Coach House is a beautifully converted 17th century loft barn in the Pembrokeshire national park that is separately located from the main farmhouse. It is an ideal location for romantic getaways or an activity based holiday, with the property being surrounded by beautiful countryside, giving you immediate access to the Castlemartin range path that connects directly to the coastal path, perfect for if you bring your canine companion, to enjoy the outdoor life, and is excellent for those who want to partake in cycling, surfing, paddle boarding, kayaking, coasteering and walking, as well as some relaxing. The area is also well known for its climbing, this is known to be some of the best in the UK. The Coach House is approached by an outdoor staircase to the first floor entrance, there is space for walking boots and outdoor coats to be hung and shoes to be stored. The characterful layout includes an open living space, with sloping ceilings and original beams, and a fully equipped kitchen is set up to prepare a full evening meal that can be enjoyed at the dining table, before relaxing on the sofa. After a busy day, make your way over to the stylish bedroom, fitted with a glorious super-king-size zip and link bed, which can be prepared for couples or two singles, and there is plenty of wardrobe space and a dressing table. The handy sofa bed could be used if you do have younger children you would want to bring along. Sliding doors take you through to the en-suite shower room, furnished to a high quality standard, enjoying countryside views, you can lie your head back and soak in a steamy shower. Just around to the rear of the barn is a private enclosed garden, with table and chairs, where you can enjoy the wonderful sunrise with your morning coffee and take in the views across unspoilt farmland, with foxes, badgers, birds and bats all being frequent visitors in this area. There is also secure bike storage if required and access to a washing machine, and areas to dry wetsuits etc. Set on the Castlemartin peninsular, the Coach House is set close to the Castlemartin army camp, great for visitors to watch tanks manoeuvring from the spectators viewing area, the range also includes sites of specific interest including the Green Bridge of Wales and St Govans Chapel. Pembroke is just a short journey away, with cafés, pubs, local shops selling artisan products and historic attractions including Pembroke Castle. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path takes you along to several beaches, award winning Barafundle Bay Beach which frequently featuring in the worlds top 10 beaches, as well as National Trust Broadhaven south beach, which provides access to the Stackpole lily ponds. You’ll also find Freshwater West beach, which is great for surfing and famous as the location for Shell Cottage in The Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows films. For the younger, and young at heart, there are numerous activity parks, including Oakwood, for thrill seekers, Heatherton for a fun filled day out or Folly Farm for wonderful animals. Venture over to Tenby, a popular destination, home to glorious sandy beaches ideal for boat trips, sunbathing, swimming, restaurants, shops, museums and art galleries. Those with a green thumb will love visiting Upton Castle Gardens, 35-acres of listed historic gardens surrounding a 13th century castle, a wonderful day out spent strolling around and admiring all this location has to offer. Choose The Coach House for a memorable escape to Pembrokeshire.
Pembroke is a historic town boasting a castle where Henry Tudor was born, as well as shops, pubs, tea rooms and restaurants. The Pembrokeshire coastline is just on the edge, a popular tourist spot for walkers, cyclists and nature enthusiasts, along the path is also an array of sandy beaches including Tenby South Beach, Saundersfoot Beach, and Newgale Beach. Nearby attractions include Oakwood Theme Park, Folly Farm, Manor House Wildlife Park, Dinosaur Experience and Heatherton World of Adventures. Visit Pembroke, a stunning destination for a family holiday or romantic trip, discovering the Welsh coast and countryside.
Accommodation
One bedroom: 1 x super-king-size with en-suite shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living area with kitchen, dining space, and sitting room.
Sofa bed suitable for children
Electric central heating.
Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, TV, and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off-road parking.
Enclosed garden with lawn.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 5.6 miles, pub 3 miles.
Note: The firing schedule for the Castlemartin army camp range is published online.Please Note - No Charging Electric vehicles at the property.
Reviews (61)
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Jen
Mike and Hannah were attentive and relaxed hosts ,and Mike was so helpful when we had a puncture on the day before we left . The accommodation was clean,welcoming ,and well equipped and the large bed super comfy . The area is stunning , beautiful beaches and places to visit ,lots of options for eating out , We all (including Hal our Welsh Springer ) really enjoyed our stay . Hopefully we will be back,maybe in Springtime . Thank you again Jen , Steve and Hal
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David
The owners, Hannah and Mike were really great to have a chat with. Their dog Arthur was always up for a play and was very friendly.
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Charlotte
The hosts Hannah amd Mike, have really thought about what would make a comfortable amd relaxing stay, and are very helpful amd accommodating