Holiday Cottages with a Hot Tub in Haverfordwest

Holiday Cottages in Haverfordwest with a Hot Tub

Haverfordwest Hot Tub Cottages

Haverfordwest

Y Felin

Ref: S683248

Reviews 18

The award-winning Pembrokeshire Coast, which National Geographic magazine named the second-best coastal location in the world, is home to Fishguard, a fantastic holiday destination. The town itself gives the chance to visit the magnificent Last...

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Ocean House

Ref: S603390

Reviews 8

Located on the stunning coastline of Pembrokeshire, this charming seaside village is home to a stunning Blue Flag beach, excellent for water sports like swimming, boating, and surfing in the warmer months and bracing coastal strolls on windier...

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£140

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Cowslip Cottage

Ref: S243493

Reviews 39

Sitting within Pembrokeshire, is the county town of Haverfordshire, boasting a fantastic range of amenities for any self-catered stay in Wales. With pubs, restaurants, tea rooms, and quaint gift shops, there's plenty to explore, as well as its...

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Galwad y Mor

Ref: S680859

Reviews 2

This seaside community, which is located on the magnificent Pembrokeshire coast, has a fantastic, sandy Blue Flag beach that is suitable for swimming, boating, and surfing during the summer months and ideal for energizing, beautiful walks on...

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£238

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2 Fenton Home Farm

Ref: S480029

Reviews 16

Haverfordwest (Hwlffordd in Welsh) is Pembrokeshire's county town, featuring lovely tiny gift shops, bars, restaurants, tea rooms, and a lively nightlife. Haverfordwest, near the mouth of the River Cleddau, is a terrific day out for the whole...

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Piglet Cottage

Ref: S854260

Reviews 8

Milford Haven is a busy little town overlooking the Cleddau Waterway. The once thriving fishing industry of this town has been replaced with a picturesque marina with a delightful Mediterranean feel. The unique little shops, galleries, tea rooms...

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£214

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Blueberry Cottage

Ref: S366448

Reviews 32

Haverfordwest is the county town of Pembrokeshire known for its lively nightlife along with its bountiful shops, pubs and restaurants. Sitting at the mouth of the River Cleddau, Haverfordwest is home to a castle, a museum and a large leisure...

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£75

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Harmon Vale

Ref: S92869

Reviews 18

A village set around the harbour, on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Solva is small but offers gastropubs, a fish and chip shop, gift shops and art galleries. A few miles from Solva is St Davids with its cathedral where you can shop and eat....

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£185

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Gwestyr Wennol

Ref: S1032133

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£171

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Angela - Verified booking

We returned yesterday, after a week in Cowslip cottage.

It was everything we expected it to be. A real mix of rustic with bespoke furniture and modern sofas. We arrived on a very wet miserable friday afternoon and as we opened the door we stepped into the kitchen, where we found a lovely welcome letter, a bottle of wine, fresh flowers in a vase and 6 large fresh eggs. A nice gesture that made us feel very welcome indeed. The cottage is very spacious, 3 large sofas on the ground floor along with a rocking chair, huge flat screen tv, coffee table, fitted kitchen with everything that you could want, large fridge freezer, microwave, toaster and kettle. Hob and oven and washing machine is in the cupboard across the room. We ventured further and found the king size bed and ensuite, again rustic bespoke wardrobes and drawers and the room was lovely and warm. Huge bed, im only 5'0", so it was no mean feat getting onto it every night. The ensuite is spacious with shower, sink, toilet and some shelves housing other equipment. We went upstairs out of curiousity really and discovered that it was just as lovely up there, but as there were only the 2 of us, we didnt need to go up there again. But there is plenty of room for a family of 6. Outside there is a garden, safe for kiddies and dogs, a wonderful hot tub and views of the sheep and horses in the nearby field. Its a haven, away from the hustle and bustle and you are surrounded by beautiful nature, and there is something so magical about sitting outside and all you can hear is the faint bleating of sheep and the birds singing. The weather wasnt the best, but the cottage made up for that. The owners Clere and Stephen were lovely people, they made themselves known and we had phone numbers to contact them if needed, but they just let us do our thing. We had a lovely week away, felt thoroughly relaxed and we would highly recommend Cowslip cottage.

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Samantha - Verified booking

The cottage was comfortable and nicely equipped and while located in a lovely rural setting it was still well placed for exploring the area.

The owner Stephen was welcoming and popped over to give us some extra information about the area which we appreciated. The provision of fresh eggs and a bottle of wine upon arrival was a nice touch as was the vase of fresh cut flowers. The hot tub was a fantastic addition and was well maintained. Two issues we found: 1. Flies! We were constantly bothered by flies inside the cottage particularly in the kitchen and living area. Flies dancing on the kitchen worktop and equipment while preparing food was off putting as was flies skirting the rim of glasses and mugs we were drinking from when placed on the coffee table in the lounge. I appreciate that flies on a livestock farm will be an issue but perhaps the listing should make it clear that the cottage is on a working farm close to cow sheds. Although we found a can of fly spray in one of the cupboards it did little to control the fly numbers present. Perhaps the issue could be tackled by installing electric fly killers or similar at least in the kitchen and living areas. 2. On first glance the garden appeared to be fully secure as it was fenced all the way around. However there was a small gap under one section sufficient to allow the farm dog in and our dog out! On the first morning of our stay one of our dogs managed to get out without us initially noticing. Fortunately he came back, but not before half an hour of frantic searching. Once wise to the gap we used rocks from the rockery to fill it. After that all was good! Despite the flies we loved the cottage and we would choose to stay there again if holidaying in the Pembrokeshire area.

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Josiah - Verified booking

The property was warm and large enough in terms of living, sleeping and dining space, but one bathroom and toilet is not sufficient for the size of the property.

The garden isn't secure with gaps and broken panels in the fence, which would allow my small dogs to escape. The garden also had feaces in it, which made it a problem for my dogs. I had to clean them on the first day And after that I couldnt allow them to go outside without a lead. The hottub had far too much chemical in it, it made my families hands peel. The dishwasher wasn't working and the hot tap in the kitchen wasn't working well, so using the hot water from this source to wash up was a problem. We boiled the kettle each time we needed to wash up. Some of the crockery was chipped, and old. Generally the property was comfortable enough, and we enjoyed our holiday but this property needed some maintenance. It felt unloved, it needed some TLC and a spring clean. It could be a really good property with a little bit of attention and maintenance. In terms of ratings, we felt that it falls short of 4.7 out of 5, and is the most disappointing of the 4 properties we have visited from Sykes Cottages site. Some of the things I've listed in my feedback are already documented in the visitors book, and still haven't been actioned. The property location is very quite, and in that way, a good place for a relaxing break. However, within a few miles there are local facilities and access to a small town. We received some locally sourced food item's on arrival, these were appreciated.

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Michelle - Verified booking

Sykes misled us as it clearly states on the listing that it is in Broadhaven when it's actually miles from Broadhaven.

We made the booking on that basis so we were immediately disappointed with the location as we'd visited the area 3 yeaes ago and wanted to return there and not stay at Hasguard Cross. The shop didn't actually stock anything so it is pointless to promote a shop nearby as the nearest shop is miles away in Broadhaven. The house itself was nice, needed a little TLC in places but it was spotlessly clean apart from flies under the beds in the ground floor bedroom. It is classed as sleeping 8 which it does comfortably but there is not room for 8 to watch TV on the sofas. We were cold in the house and had no way of drying clothes or towels. I think there should have been information there in regards to the heating as we didn't get a response from emails sent requesting help with this from the owner or Sykes but apparently, as we found out on the last day, the boiler was in the garage next door and had to be turned on there. We were asked to complete a disclaimer for the hot tub which we did and it said the hot tub would be checked for the correct chemical balance numerous times during our stay but this was not checked for the whole week we were there. I think the property would benefit from a washing line and also ice cube trays. The little bar in the caravan park next door is lovely and serves delicious food a few nights each week, has a pool table too.

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Mark - Verified booking

Lovely place to stay.

Even though this is a working farm it was incredibly quiet and peaceful. Lovely large comfortable beds and plenty of comfy seating to relax in. The property was tastefully furnished and was equipped with everything we could possibly need. The hot tub was an added bonus, even though it canât be used after 9pm, though a trellis would add a bit of extra privacy. The welcome pack of wine, delicious farm eggs and flowers was a lovely and much appreciated touch. There is plenty to do and see within short travelling distances, lots of lovely walks and superb beaches. This really is a lovely area of Wales for a holiday. Haverfordwest, which is just a short drive away from the property, has plenty of places to eat and we can thoroughly recommend the Bristol Trader. We were a party of 6 and can honestly say their Sunday lunch was the best meal we have ever eaten, though booking is advisable. We had slight difficulties accessing the property initially as the information provided by Sykes was incorrect, so recommend contacting the owners in advance. Itâs also worth noting that one of the upstairs bedrooms is galleried and overlooks the main living area as this was something we hadnât realised from the description. Overall we had a fantastic stay and wouldnât hesitate to recommend this property.

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Things to do near Haverfordwest

St Davids Cathedral

Since the 6th century there has been a church on this site. It reaches back fourteen centuries, making it the oldest cathedral settlement in Britain. The Gatehouse contains an exhibition about the Cathedrals' history, and the adjacent century Bell Tower has a Royal ring of ten bells. Partly accessible, wheelchair available inside the Cathedral. Gift and souvenir shops.

Pembroke Castle

Pembroke Castle is a medieval castle in the centre of Pembroke, Pembrokeshire in Wales. The castle was the original family seat of the Earldom of Pembroke. A Grade I listed building since 1951, it underwent major restoration during the early 20th century.

Theatr Gwaun

Theatr Gwaun is an independent community theatre, with cinema, bar and café, located in Fishguard, Pembrokeshire. Opened in 1920 this 150 seater theatre provides live performances in both theatre and music. It also offers tours of the venue if pre-arranged. Bar and Cafe.

Solva Woollen Mill

Solva Woollen Mill is a woollen mill in the village of Middle Mill, about one mile from Solva, Pembrokeshire, Wales, that has been in operation since 1907.

Dr Beynon's Bug Farm

Research and visitor centre, farm, and nature reserve that is innovative, quirky, and unique. Whether you are a child or an adult, the Tropical Bug Zoo, Bug Museum, British Bug House, Insect Farming Exhibition, Farm Trails and Walled Garden offer something for everyone. The site is dedicated to conservation of wildlife and sustainable farming. The onsite ‘Grub Kitchen’ is the UK's first full-time edible insect restaurant, serving both insect and non-insect dishes.

Folly Farm Adventure Park And Zoo

Folly Farm is a family attraction near Saundersfoot in Pembrokeshire which houses an adventure park and zoo. It has 750 animals with interactive animal experiences available such as the Jolly Barn, feeding the lions and giraffes, and meeting the rhinos and sloths. In addition to the zoo there is a vintage fair that has 17 classic rides which include the Golden Gallopers, Dodgems and a Waltzer. There are also adventure play areas. Free parking, wheelchair and mobility scooter friendly with landscaped paths and ramps. Food and drink outlets, gift shop.

The Dinosaur Park Tenby

Dinosaurs have been brought back to life at The Dinosaur Park Tenby. Discover iconic creatures like the T-Rex, Velociraptor, and other beasts as you journey through time. Theme park with rides and interactive playground activities. Cafe and gift shop. The park is mostly accessible.

Skomer Island

Skomer, or Skomer Island, is an island off the coast of Pembrokeshire in West Wales. It's well known for its wildlife, including half of the world's population of Manx Shearwaters, Atlantic puffins and the Skomer vole.

Blue Lagoon

The magical Blue Lagoon in Pembrokeshire is a highlight of any trip to Wales. The remains of a former slate quarry, it's now a popular tourist destination protected by the National Trust. Visitors frequently enjoy the watersports on offer, with wetsuits available to hire. Dog friendly.

Holiday Cottages in Haverfordwest with a Hot Tub

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Haverfordwest Hot Tub Cottages

Haverfordwest

Y Felin

Ref: S683248

Reviews 18

Haverfordwest

Ocean House

Ref: S603390

Reviews 8

Haverfordwest

Cowslip Cottage

Ref: S243493

Reviews 39

Haverfordwest

Galwad y Mor

Ref: S680859

Reviews 2

Haverfordwest

2 Fenton Home Farm

Ref: S480029

Reviews 16

Haverfordwest

Piglet Cottage

Ref: S854260

Reviews 8

Haverfordwest

Blueberry Cottage

Ref: S366448

Reviews 32

Haverfordwest

Harmon Vale

Ref: S92869

Reviews 18

Haverfordwest

Gwestyr Wennol

Ref: S1032133

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