Guests say
Patty's Cottage in Little Haven is a quaint and quirky property with a well-equipped kitchen and a sunny terrace. It is situated in a quiet village with easy parking and access to local amenities, including pubs and shops. The cottage's location is ideal for exploring Pembrokeshire and is appreciated for its proximity to the coastal path.
The cleanliness of the cottage has received mixed reviews, with some guests finding it well-prepared while others reported it as filthy with dust, spiders, and dirty furniture. The inconsistency in cleanliness has impacted the overall experience.
The location of Patty's Cottage is highly praised for its quiet village setting, easy parking, and proximity to local amenities and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. It serves as a perfect spot for exploring the surrounding area.
Guests have found the cottage to be quirky and comfortable overall, with a pleasant terrace and thoughtful lighting. However, some noted the lack of curtains or blinds in the bedroom and issues with bed size and comfort, which detracted from the overall comfort level.
The cottage is equipped with a kitchen, dishwasher, and washer, and some guests were pleased with the welcome pack. However, there were reports of maintenance issues such as a cracked toilet cistern and a need for TLC, indicating room for improvement in facilities and maintenance.
Some guests mentioned a nice welcome pack, which indicates thoughtfulness in hosting. However, it should be noted that such gestures are not guaranteed and may vary with each stay.
About this property
Patty's Cottage is a delightful, one-bedroom cottage nestled in the heart of the old fishing village of Little Haven, Sir Benfro. Perfect for couples, Patty's Cottage offers the ideal balance of solitude and serenity, as well as the opportunity to explore the wonders of this stunning corner of Wales. Step inside this charming abode and let it be your sanctuary whilst away from home. A characterful interior will instantly make you feel at ease, inviting you to relax and truly unwind; the kitchen is well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine; perfect for preparing delicious home-cooked meals. Cross over into the sitting area where you can cuddle up on the sofas and enjoy a show on the TV. Upstairs, there is an open space with a dining table and a chill-out area, ideal for romantic meal times together, leading through to the double bedroom. French doors open to the terrace garden where you can perch on the bistro table and chairs and enjoy a glass of wine. Little Haven itself is a quaint coastal village with plenty of character and charm to explore, with a selection of local shops, three popular pubs, a cafe and restaurants to explore. Access on to the Pembrokeshire coastal footpath from both Little Haven and Broad Haven. Take a stroll down to the beach, admire the boats in the marina, or take a leisurely walk along the coast. For a change of scenery, stop into nearby Milford Haven, where you can visit Picton Castle, wander around lush gardens, or take a boat trip to Ramsey Island. To the south, Haverfordwest is a bustling market town with plenty of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants to explore, as well as the 12th century site of St Mary’s Church and the ruins of Haverfordwest Castle. No matter where you choose to go, your stay at Patty’s Cottage makes a perfect base for your next stay in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Set on the superb Pembrokeshire coast, this seaside village boasts a wonderful, sandy, Blue Flag beach that is perfect for swimming, boating and surfing during warmer months and ideal for invigorating, scenic walks on cooler, windy days. This small seaside village offers a few local shops including a supermarket, Post Office and water sports hire centre and sportswear shop, located just along the seafront. There is also a selection of restaurants, a bar, cafes and a pub. Just along the coast, accessible by walking on the beach at low tide or on the coastal road, is the pretty village of Little haven, where there are also several places to eat. Enjoy the picturesque views from the world-famous Pembrokeshire Coast Path, or chose countryside walks and cycling paths that cut through the rural landscape. Drive around Pembrokeshire and discover the magnificent St David’s Cathedral in the smallest city in Wales, explore an array of castles and a wide selection of theme parks and other enticing attractions. This is the perfect location for all ages, all year round.
Accommodation
One double bedroom.
Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen/sitting room.
First-floor dining area
Electric heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
No parking on site.
A season parking ticket will be provided in laminated envelope for use by guests.
Enclosed terrace with furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.5 miles, pub 0.1 miles, beach 0.1 miles
Nearby points of interest
- Skomer Island
- Ramsey Island RSPB Nature Reserve
- Blue Lagoon
- Solva Woollen Mill
- Dr Beynon's Bug Farm
- St Davids Cathedral
- Pembroke Castle
Reviews (7)
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Nick
Easy parking and access to all required amenities was so easy. Had a little trouble with WiFi seemingly slow and noted down but thatâs a little issue indeed! One small criticism was the size of the bed, a little small and a little uncomfortable but otherwise not really a problem. Lovely location for us as we are coastal walking. The St Brideâs Inn was our pub of choice and bothe the beer and the food were absolutely first class. We will come back in due time and would love to stay at Pattyâs Cottage once again. Thank you so much everyone!
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Ana
Here ends the good part. No info at all, Wi-Fi password on a filthy piece of paper that we found after calling several times and no answer. Everything was filthy (I took pictures) the kitchen cabinets, dust and spiders; the windows; the fridge whit foil residue, the rug was so dirty, full of stains. The table covered with a table cloth ( not clean) hiding the wood rotten and dirty. The white coach, yellowish. The furniture coming from the cheapest flea market. I found on the floor in the bathroom a used cotton pad and paper clearly been used to dry the ears. No toilet paper, just a bit on the roll. I found a label of a size M t- shirt on the floor when I tried to reach it and I looked under the bed ( I have pictures:(. I spent one hour cleaning. I consider this a total lack of respect for me as a paying guest. Unprofessional, disgusting, I donât want to know where I was sleeping.I have pictures of everything. And the parking situation complicated but in this case we wonât blame the cottage. Thank you.
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Mark
It is very well equipped if you plan full on self catering but with 3 pubs and a cafe in the village offering such good value food we didn't choose to. The courtyard with it's multiple opening doors provided a great accessible and private outside space. The multi level stairs may not be suitable for the less able but thoughtfully placed lighting made nocturnal visits to the downstairs bathroom easier. The welcome pack was a pleasant surprise and the staff we had contact with were both friendly and helpful. Will most certainly be booking again.