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ST CLEARS
Bed and Breakfast
Set in a peaceful valley, Coedllys is the home of Mr and Mrs Harber, who make visitors feel like honoured guests. Bedrooms are lavishly furnished, and the thoughtful and useful extras make a stay most...
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CLYNDERWEN
Bed and Breakfast
A warm Pembrokeshire welcome awaits at Brynhaul, which nestles at the foot of Foel Cwn Cerwynm, the highest peak in the Preseli Hills; and is situated on the edge of the Pembrokeshire Coastal National...
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NARBERTH
The Grove is an elegant 18th-century country house set on a hillside in 24 acres of rolling countryside. The owners have lovingly restored the building with care, combining period features with excell...
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CARMARTHEN
Guest Accommodation
Located west of Carmarthen in 16 acres of grounds and gardens, including a tennis court, this large Grade II listed, late Georgian house retains much original character and is stylishly decorated. The...
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CRYMYCH
Inn
John and Gwawr Denley offer a warm welcome at this 16th-century coaching inn near Newport, in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The old part of the inn blends well with the modern an...
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NARBERTH
Canaston Oaks is the home of David and Eleanor Lewis, who will welcome you and care for you during your stay. The buildings are a skillful blend of converted traditional farm stables with modern addit...
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NEVERN
Inn
Set in a peaceful and picturesque village, this charming 16th-century inn is well positioned to offer a relaxing stay. There are many original features to be seen in the two character bars and attract...
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NEWPORT
Llysmeddyg is a Georgian townhouse offering a blend of old and new, with elegant furnishings, deep sofas and a welcoming fire. The owners of this property employed local craftsmen to create a lovely i...
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