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Pdf Version of the Broadsheet ds Pen vi in a s Grove Hotel St Davids The Waterings B&B St Davids Holiday Cottages Treginnis Cottage Y Bwthyn St. Bride’s Bay Cottages D u l t a Places to stay... Things to do... S High Street, St Davids SA62 6SB Anchor Drive, High St, St Davids, SA62 6QH Glowty & Ty Draw, Treleddyd Fawr SA62 6PP Treginnis Uchaf, St Davids SA62 6RS Felin Isaf, St Davids SA62 6QB Tel: 01437 720027 T Tel: 01437 720341 Tel: 01437 720876 Tel: 01437 720808 Tel: 07791 903221 Tel: 01437 720853 o n A small selection of quality cottages around the beautiful u o r ti Perfectly located for exploring the famous City of St. Davids and Beautifully presented rooms with TV, beverage tray and 'Step off the world' and stay in our beautifully restored and Relax and revitalize in a comfortable farm cottage Exquisitely refurbished medieval barn downstream from Lleoedd i aros... Pethau i wneud... is a coastline of Solva and St Davids. Free colour brochure. t i Assoc the stunning Pembrokeshire coast. Eat, sleep, drink and relax en-suite bathroom - some also with private sitting room. furnished stone barns set in 20 acres. Stunning views - dogs on the St Davids Peninsula. Cathedral half mile from the sea. In idyllic wild valley. Short breaks available. Pets welcome. with us at The Grove St Davids. Tranquil, landscaped grounds. Private parking. welcome - free Wi-Fi Picturesque coastal walks a few minutes away. A secluded paradise awaits. [email protected] Members of the St Davids Peninsula Tourist Association email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.grovestdavids.com 1 www.waterings.co.uk VW 42B+B AA 42 13 www.stdavidsholidaycottages.com 52 23 www.treginnis.co.uk 42 28 www.stdavidsselfcatering.co.uk 42 32 www.stbridesbaycottages.com 4-52 35 Serviced Accommodation - Llety Gwasanaeth Map No of Months St Davids Cross Hotel Asheston Eco Barns St Davids Vacation Club Tŷ Gwilym Holiday Cottages Just Booking Caerfai Bay Caravan & Tent Park Ref Description Website Telephone Å ¡ ∂ beds G open Grade Cross Square, St Davids SA62 6SP Asheston House, Penycwm SA62 6NH High Street, St Davids SA62 6SB 8 Goat Street, St Davids SA62 6RF 107 Tewkesbury Street, Cardiff St Davids SA62 6QT • Hotels - Gwestai Tel: 01437 720387 Tel: 01348 831781 Tel: 01437 720704 Tel: 07836 252638 CF24 4QS Tel: 02920 490016 Tel: 01437 720274 1 Grove Hotel St Davids www.grovestdavids.com 01437 720341 Å ¡ ∂ 11 G 1-12 N/A Located in the centre of St Davids, offering excellent en-suite Renew yourself and the planet at these delightful 5 star Eco Located in centre of St Davids offering excellent Four lovely holiday cottages for 2 - 6 in the heart of St Davids, Self-catering holiday cottages: 1. Easy availability search. AA Welsh Campsite of the Year 2013. Superb coastal views, accommodation, private parking and friendly service. Barns, tucked away in an unspoilt corner of Pembrokeshire. accommodation with private parking. Close to coastal path & 2 St Davids Cross Hotel www.stdavidscrosshotel.co.uk 01437 720387 Å ¡ ∂ 16 3-12 32VW views of the Cathedral, secluded garden, private parking, high 2. Read genuine past visitor comments. adjacent Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and Caerfai Beach. Bar and restaurant open daily. Dogs welcome. Fresh air, tranquility and stunning countryside. local beaches. Personal friendly service. 3. Book online or telephone. Walking distance St Davids. Disabled Facilities. 3 Twr y Felin Hotel www.twryfelinhotel.com 01437 725555 Å ¡ 42 G 1-12 42VW skyline the on Island Ramsey with beach Whitesands speed WiFi, minutes from the coastal path and beaches. [email protected] 1 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Showers. Hook-Ups. Launderette. View from Carnllidi looking South West over over West South looking Carnllidi from View 4 Warpool Court Hotel www.warpoolcourthotel.com 01437tweeting Start 4. 720300 Å ¡ ∂ 51 4-10 N/A www.stdavidscrosshotel.co.uk VW 32Hotel 2 www.eco-barns.co.uk 52 16 www.stdavidsvacationclub.co.uk 32 24 www.tygwilymholidaycottages.co.uk 29 www.justbooking.co.uk/stdavids.htm 3-52 34 www.caerfaibay.co.uk 52VW 36 Y Glennydd Hotel www.glennyddhotel.co.uk 01437 720576 Å ¡ 18 1-12 22SH 5 words) key your means (bio • Guest Accommodation - Llety Gwestai profile your up Set 3. Twr y Felin Hotel Caerfai Bay Cottages Stay St Davids Tŷ Nancy Hendre Eynon Caravan and Camping Å 6 City Inn www.cityinnstdavids.co.uk account an Create & 01437Open 2. 720829 ¡ 22 1-12 32AA Caerfai Road, St Davids SA62 6QT Caerfai Farm, St Davids SA62 6QT Y Fagwr, St.Davids SA62 6RN 4 Quickwell, St Davids SA62 6PD St Davids SA62 6DB 7 Penrhiw Priory www.penrhiwhotel.com 01437 725588 Å ¡ 16 G 1-12 52VW Tel: 01437 725555 Tel: 01437 720548 Tel: 07977 269353 Tel: 07713 743398 Tel: 01437 720474 Twitter App Twitter 1. Download / Install the the Install / Download 1. 53 Priskilly Forest www.priskilly-forest.co.uk 01348 840276 Å ¡ 8 3-10 Contemporary art hotel offering luxury bedrooms, two Rosette Spacious 18th century cottage with a small secluded “secret” 8 52VW Panoramic views over St. Brides Bay. 350 yards from beautiful A family business offering a range of stunning properties within Ideal for families. Within easy reach of St Davids. How? Blas Restaurant, cosy bar and spacious gallery lounge. Open garden and enormous character and charm. Located near the 9 Roch Castle www.rochcastle.com 01437 725566 Å ¡ 12 G 1-12 52VW Caerfai Beach and 150 yards to Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. the heart of St Davids and at the breath-taking Whitesands Sheltered • Spacious • Perimeter pitches. Family shower rooms daily for lunch, dinner and drinks, with complimentary WiFi. beach. Sleeping 2 to 12 people, pet friendly, free wifi. centre of St Davids, close to shops, near the cathedral and Laundry room • Toilets • Electric hook up points. 5 St. Davids just 1⁄2 mile. Solva Harbour • Guest Houses - Gwestai knowledge. local get [email protected] [email protected] walking distance to the sea. [email protected] 10 Garn Isaf Guest House www.garnisaf.com 01348 831838 Å ¡ ∂ 11 G 1-12 42VW www.twryfelinhotel.com VW 42Hotel AA 42 3 www.caerfaifarm.co.uk N/A 17 www.staystdavids.co.uk / www.jamesproperties.net 25 [email protected] www.tynancy.com 42 30 www.hendreeynon.co.uk 32VW 38 11 Ramsey House www.ramseyhouse.co.uk . tweet a 01437 Send 720321 Å ¡ 12 G 2-11 52AA 12 The Coach House www.thecoachhouse.biz 01437Peninsula 720632 ¡ ∂ 24 1-12 32VW Warpool Court Hotel Garn-Y-Mûl The Nogg Cottages Llanungar Caravan and Camping Twitter friendly friendly Twitter NT • Bed & Breakfast - Gwely a Brecwast St Davids, SA62 6BN Fern Ogley, Froglets, Brasted Chart, Llanddinog Old Farmhouse, Llanddinog, Solva, SA62 6FG 13 The Waterings B&B www.waterings.co.uk 01437 720876 Å ¡ 19 G 1-12 42VW Tel: 01437 720300 Westerham, TN16 1LY Tel: 01959 562972 Solva, SA62 6NA Tel: 07875 084660 10 33 Tel: 07837 995 910 Panoramic sea-views, large gardens with leisure facilities. Attractive, comfortable cottage. Peaceful, wild-flowery lane Choice of three excellent cottages near Solva. Sleeping 2 to 5. Small campsite. Tents, tourers and motorhomes welcome. Spacious Direct access to Coastal Path. Restaurant open for all meals. and garden. Birdwatching • Wildlife • Views • Woodburner 3 High standard accommodation in the heart of the peninsula. perimeter pitches with electric hook-up. WiFi. Laundry. Showers. Garden Cottage, 2 bedroom weekly holiday let, Friday change Bedlinen • N/S heaters • Beaches 3 miles • Excellent value Farmhouse Accommodation - Llety Tŷ Fferm [email protected] Caravan holiday homes to let and to buy. Coastal Views. Walking Å ¡ over. [email protected] [email protected] distance to Solva and coast path. Short drive to St Davids. Graham Sutherland 14 paintingsCaerhys at OrielB&B y Parc Gallery, St Davidswww.organic-holidays.co.uk 01348 831244 4 1-10 42VW www.warpoolcourthotel.com 4 www.garnymul.co.uk 32 19 www. thenoggcottages.com 4 + 52 26 4 [email protected] www.llanungar.wales 39 Road at HostelPorthclais and Bunk Houses - Hostel a Byncdai Garn Isaf Guest House Penberry Bungalow Lleithyr Farm Holiday Park 6 St Nons Chapel near St Davids © The Estate15 Caerhafodof Graham Lodge Sutherland www.caerhafod.co.uk 01348 837859 Å ¡ ∂ 23 G 2-12 42VW Abercastle, Nr St Davids SA62 5HJ Penberry Bungalow, St Davids SA62 6DB 43 Whitesands, St Davids SA62 6PR Tel: 01348 831838 Tel: 07817 065932 Tel: 01437 720245 In the heart of the National Park, 5 minutes walk from the tiny Lovely spacious bungalow near spectacular coastal path, Family run camping and touring site on a coastal farm near Self Catering & Agencies - Hunanarlwyo ac Asiantaethau fishing harbour and beach at Abercastle. Garn Isaf, a lovingly 18 15 2 Miles8 2 miles outside St Davids. Whitesands. Shop with bakery, off-licence, groceries etc. Great renovated listed 2 barn, all rooms are en-suite, NT [email protected] facilities, children's play area and new animal walk. 16 Asheston Eco Barns www.eco-barns.co.uk 01348 831781 Å 2-29 G 1-12 52 free WiFi and dog friendly. Å 10 20 45 [email protected] 40 17 Caerfai Bay Cottages www.caerfaifarm.co.uk 01437 720548 1-6 G 1-12 N/A www.garnisaf.com VW 42GH www.penberrybungalow.co.uk 42 www.lleithyrfarm.co.uk 42VW 18 Felindre Cottages www.felindrecottages.co.uk 01348 831220 Å ∂ 2-5 G 1-12 42 19 Garn-y-Mûl www.garnymul.co.uk 01959 562972 Å 1-4 1-12 32 Ramsey House St Davids Country Cottages Blas Restaurant Å ∂ 20 Penberry Bungalow www.penberrybungalow.co.uk 07817 065932 2-6 G 1-12 42 Lower Moor, St Davids SA62 6RP Upper Harglodd, St Davids, SA62 6BX 4 Twr y Felin, St Davids SA62 6QT 21 St Davids Country Cottages www.stdavidscountrycottages.co.uk 01437 729248 Å ∂ 1-8 G 1-12 52 Tel: 01437 720321 Tel: 01437 729248 Tel: 01437 725555 22 St Davids Destinations www.stdavidsdestinations.co.uk 07773 277291 Å ∂ 1-4 1-12 4+52 Award winning luxury boutique B&B.
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