Bed And Breakfast Accommodation in Cosheston

It’s rare to find a hotel that’s both classic and contemporary. Lamphey Court is a Georgian mansion with an up-to-the-minute feel and appeal and it comes with a host of starry extras! • superb leisure spa and pool • beautiful secluded setting in sunny, spacious grounds • fine cuisine and wines with a choice of formal and informal dining • a people friendly place – ideal for couples and families • a medieval Bishops’ Palace as a neighbour • close to south Pembrokeshire’s spectacular coast and the charming resorts of Tenby and Saundersfoot • great choice of outdoor activities on the doorstep • a hotel with a year-round appeal

Anchors rest is a family run B & B in a quiet location situated on the banks of the River Cleddau. We are situated on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path near Neyland Marina. All of the bedrooms have river views and private bathrooms, freeview channels and free wi fi. The garden leads right down to the banks of the river and has a seating area from which to watch the local waterway. We have a wide choice of breakfasts using local and organic produce and there is complimentary welsh bottled water in the rooms. There is ample parking and there are excellent restaurants and riverside pubs nearby serving local fish and local produce. Burton is centrally located in Pembrokeshire and close to many beaches which provide surfing, swimming and fishing trips.

Set in an extraordinary waterside environment, Slebech Park is a beautifully secluded country estate that offers peaceful and relaxing luxury accommodation in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Set in the midst of a 600 acre private estate, Slebech Park is the ideal backdrop for many different occasions, large or small, private or corporate. Slebech Park offers a truly informal atmosphere, a place for a group of friends to gather and enjoy the serene atmosphere in their own space, as well as making the most of naturally grown food and excellent Welsh hospitality. Slebech Park boasts luxury in each of its rooms, with their own individual character overlooking some of the most splendid countryside in Wales. With simple but chic decoration complementing the magnificent natural environment outside, the furnishings offered are supremely comfortable and make for an ideal nights rest after exploring the beauty of the area. For evening dinner there is The Park @ Slebech , with a reputation as one of the better restaurants in Pembrokeshire. The foundation of the food on offer is taste, designed to complement the stunning views over the upper reaches of the Daucleddau Estuary. The culinary team are dedicated to be amongst the best in Pembrokeshire using locally sourced ingredients, including vegetables from the extensive kitchen gardens at Slebech Park and meat that has been finished on the estate and prepared for up to 21 days to give you the best taste possible. Slebech Park offers an informal bar where you can enjoy a quiet drink over splendid views, as well as roaring log fires to warm the winter months. There is plenty to do and see at Slebech Park from the ruined 12th century church in the gardens to croquet on the lawns or tennis on our all weather court. There are woodland walks on the estate or bicycles can be hired to explore the quiet lanes in the surrounding area. Then there is the temptation to take a canoe out on the estuary and drift with the evening tide taking in the full beauty of this sensational waterway and its wildlife.

Bluestone is a place where people can go for a few days all year round to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. Whether you’re an adventurer, a gentle explorer or you simply want to relax and unwind, Bluestone is re-defining short break holidays in the UK. Created within two woodland vales, in 500 acres of glorious Pembrokeshire countryside, Bluestone comprises of 186 timber lodges set around a traditional Celtic village. Settings This pretty village offers 30 cottages and 17 studio apartments, along with a range of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. The village and all accommodation is nestled into the hillside and surrounded by a forested haven of tranquillity entirely within Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It features a variety of shops and restaurants specialising in locally sourced produce. The Well spa provides relaxing treatments and therapies to really help you unwind. This valley also features woodland walks, nature trails, picnic areas, cycle routes and trim trails. Surroundings The adjoining valley however, is a little more sporting and includes the Blue Lagoon Water Park – featuring wild waves in a warm interior and the Landsker Sports Club with Nautilus Fitness Center.

Our award Winning, Five Star, Gold Award guest house is suitable for adults only. Voted Best Serviced Accommodation Provider 2009, back to back winners of Pembrokeshire’s Finest Breakfast 2008/9 and Welsh Breakfast Champion. Our ethos of “local, seasonal, organic” means that everyone can enjoy the best of Pembrokeshire produce. Breakfast is served until 11.45am and is available in the room, lounge or garden. Vegan, vegetarian and coeliac dishes are a specialty. Relaxing complementary therapies are also available. We are ideally situated for all that Pembrokeshire has to offer and only a short drive to the Irish Ferry or racing in Carmarthen.

When you stay in Wales, visit our lovely Welsh farmhouse for Bed and Breakfast for a wonderful and unique Pembrokeshire holiday or short break. You may wish to relax and enjoy the beautiful beaches, the nearest being only about 5 miles away, coastline and the River Cleddau. For a more active time, indulge in the numerous outdoor activities or savour the rich history of Pembrokeshire through its castles and historic towns. What ever your interests, base yourselves at Rosehill. We are located centrally for visiting both North and South Pembrokeshire, in an attractive and tranquil farmland setting with sheep, cattle and poultry. Our farmhouse has three comfortable double rooms, two ensuite and one with a private bathroom, with a bath, next door. The breakfast room is also used as a lounge with television. All our rooms have a hospitality tray for tea/coffee and fresh milk etc, TV/DVD and clock radio with countryside views. For breakfasts I offer mainly local produce for a good selection of traditional cooked breakfasts, omelatesor pancakes or lighter choices such as chopped fruit and yoghurt. A packed lunch can be arranged with prior notice. I normally use eggs from our own chickens, our own sausages and my homemade bread. Vegetarian and special diets are catered for with prior notice. Some light refreshments eg Tea and cakes are offered between 4.30 and 6pm upon first arrival at Rosehill. We have many beautiful beaches a few miles away as well as the famous Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. The Brunel Cycle Path is down our lane.We are not too far from the departure point for Skomer Island where the puffins breed in spring and early summer. Our home is central to many attractions for the wildlife and countryside enthusiasts, those who want to explore our history and castles and those wishing to do activities, such as coastal walking, bird watching, sailing, fishing,golf, riding and many more things. Rosehill farm is close to historic towns; Haverfordwest, Milford Haven and Neyland and their Marinas and Pembroke and its Castle. The wonderful St Davids Cathedral is not far away.