The Coach House is a former farm building in Pembrokeshire, which has been refurbished to a very high standard with contemporary fittings and traditional features including an exposed stone wall; there are 3 bedrooms accommodating 6 people plus a baby in a travel cot: king, double and single/twin/king plus travel cot - up to 3 dogs are welcome with more by prior arrangement.
Guests can enjoy the 50" Smart TV with Sky (no premium channels), Netflix and surround sound speaker system with Bluetooth; alfresco dining and BBQ; super-comfortable beds with hotel quality linen; local produce in the Welcome Hamper; off-street parking; a very quiet residential area with easy access to the stunning scenery, beaches, wildlife, excellent local restaurants, and varied activities that Pembrokeshire has to offer.
The cottage is situated in Great Honeyborough, a hamlet on the outskirts of Neyland, close to the River Cleddau and Pembrokeshire Coast National Park; there are 50+ beaches in Pembrokeshire with only 10 of them having dog restrictions from 1st May to 30th September. The town of Pembroke Dock has several supermarkets, Tesco, Aldi, Lidl and Asda while Neyland has a Morrisons' Local and a small but excellent Co Op. Guests wanting to purchase locally grown produce will find many local farm shops in the county as well as some excellent butchers for fresh meat; fish can be purchased from the fish shop in Milford Docks or from the meat and fish counters at Rib n Oyster in Kilgetty
The proximity of the Port of Milford Haven, Pembroke Port, Dragon LNG, South Hook LNG, Valero, and Pembroke Power Station make the Coach House an ideal location for anyone requiring accommodation whilst working in the area.
There is so much to do in Pembrokeshire from the tourist hotspots of Tenby, Saundersfoot and St Davids to boat trips around the islands, to a peaceful day on Caldey Island - home to a monastery of Cistercian monks; the island is quiet and offers visitors the chance to truly detach from everyday life.
