Set in Penbryn, less than 1 km from Tresaith Beach, Bryn Berwyn Country House Tresaith offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.
clare
United Kingdom
location, garden & outdoor seating areas including substantial undercover area,, great wifi, dog friendly, food, friendly staff, fresh milk (not nasty sachets) available for tea in room
Situated in Aberporth, 10 km from Cardigan Castle, The Penrallt Country House Hotel has a number of amenities including a garden, a bar and a shared lounge.
Elaine
United Kingdom
Beautiful house in a stunning location
Entrance hall lovely, breakfast room looking out onto the pretty view and garden. Loved the garden room.
Located in Llangranog, 18 km from Aberaeron, Parc Maerdy glamping holidays provides a garden. A balcony with lake views is offered in every unit. A barbecue and a terrace are featured at the camping.
Overlooking Cardigan Bay, Highcliffe Hotel is a 2-minute walk from the beach in Aberporth. It has free Wi-Fi access and en suite rooms, some with a sea view.
Alison Fenwick
United Kingdom
Very clean and comfortable, nice breakfast tray included
Offering barbecue facilities and garden view, The Old Sea Captain's House, Aberporth is set in Aberporth, 400 metres from Aberporth Beach and 2 km from Tresaith Beach.
Reed
United Kingdom
Ideal location, 10 mins walk from beach and The Ship pub which serves good food. Large, clean and well equipped house with plenty of room for our family reunion including parking! Spacious and lovely decor throughout, we really enjoyed, thank you.
Troedyrhiw Holiday Cottages offer 5 luxurious self-catering cottages, 4 miles from Cardigan in west Wales, as well as farmhouse bed and breakfast accommodation.
Mary
United Kingdom
Lovely comfy clean cottage in a peaceful location
Able to have breakfast and dinner on the patio listening to the birds and stream
Located within 47 km of Oakwood Theme Park and 46 km of Folly Farm in Cardigan, Noyadd Trefawr provides accommodation with seating area.
Nicole
United Kingdom
We wish we could have stayed longer, the house was incredible, our room was so comfortable and the roll top bath with the window view made the experience. We didn’t spend any time in the lounge, but if we return we are looking forward to that. Natasha and Quentin were friendly and accommodating. Breakfast was delicious and we had some bubbly from them on arrival to bring in the new year. Everything was thought of. We would recommend it to anyone!
Visited Llangrannog for a sunset takeaway pizza(great food)...
Visited Llangrannog for a sunset takeaway pizza(great food) on the beach...stunning location. Aberporth is also very pretty with more facilities, went sea kayaking and saw some dolphins! Ate in the Ship Inn, great staff, good seafood(loses the sun in the evening). Cardigan town quite run down and not worth a visit unless you're having fish and chips from a small shop near the town hall on College Row. Boat trip with Bay to Remember definitely worth doing. Stopped for lunch in Newquay, very busy but lots of food options and boat trips. Penbryn beach beautiful but a testing bike ride and the cafe was closed. Lots of places having staffing issues so closing at short notice.
andy
United Kingdom
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