Guests say
Guests consistently praise The Old Mill for its tranquil setting, cleanliness, and the warm hospitality of the hosts. The property's unique charm, comfortable furnishings, and convenient location for exploring Pembrokeshire's attractions are frequently highlighted. The thoughtful touches, such as home-baked Welsh cakes, add to the welcoming atmosphere, making it a highly recommended stay for a peaceful and enjoyable holiday.
Reviewers consistently mention the property being spotless and very clean, indicating high standards of cleanliness that contribute positively to their overall experience.
The property is lauded for its excellent location, offering easy access to local attractions, peaceful surroundings, and proximity to the coast and woodland areas, making it ideal for nature lovers and explorers.
Comfort is frequently commended, with guests finding the beds and furnishings comfortable. However, a few guests noted the sofas as less comfy and the multiple floors as potentially challenging for some.
Facilities are generally well-received, with special mentions of the well-equipped kitchen and useful washing machine. Some minor feedback includes the lack of oven gloves and a frying pan, but overall, the facilities meet guests' needs.
The hosts' thoughtfulness is evident through the provision of home-baked Welsh cakes and local travel tips. While these personal touches are greatly appreciated, they may vary with each stay and are not guaranteed.
About this property
Neyland 1.2 miles. Resting within striking distance of the north side of the Milford Haven Waterway is this characterful holiday accommodation, Carreg Felin.The Old Mill. Enjoying four floors of charm and character, this town house cottage is the perfect base for families and friends to enjoy this stunning part of the Pembrokeshire coast. Enter into this stone-built dwelling and be welcomed into the well-equipped kitchen, where you can look forward to trying your hand at a family favourite dish by making the most of the quality appliances. The kitchen also comes with a handy dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer, so you will barely have to lift a finger during your stay. Once dinner is ready, regroup with your loved ones at the contemporary dining table, which is a striking contrast against the charm of the exposed stone wall. After dinner, climb the staircase to the second floor, where a cosy sitting room awaits; look forward to snuggling up on the sofa and tuning into the TV to enjoy some relaxing hours before heading to bed. Catch your rest within one the three bedrooms, each one enjoying plush linens and plenty of storage space for your belongings. Choose between the master bedroom, situated on the third floor with its own en-suite bathroom and small interior balcony with a hand made super king bed. two other bedrooms with king size beds, both situated on the first floor, offering a flexible sleeping arrangement to suit all party make ups. Continuing to impress is the property’s quaint secret garden, where a spot of alfresco dining can be enjoyed before exploring the 4.5 acres of woodland. If you can tear yourself away from this truly charming spot, head into the town of Neyland, where you will find a range of amenities to suit all needs. Alternatively, travel slightly further afield to Milford Haven and look forward to strolling around the pretty marina to watch the boats come and go, before making your way to the award-winning Torch Theatre. If you are feeling adventurous, walk along the famous coastal path and discover the many delights of Pembrokeshire, including St David’s, the smallest city in the UK with its magnificent cathedral. Alternatively, choose to cross Cleddau Bridge to Pembroke Dock and visit Pembroke, dominated by an imposing 13th century castle renowned as the birthplace of Henry Tudor. Other attractions within the area include Oakwood Theme Park, the National Trust owned Cleddau Woodlands and the Manor Wildlife Park, offering something for all ages and tastes. With so much to see and do, Carreg Felin is a wonderful escape to this part of the country.
Neyland is a small town resting just off the Cleddau Estuary in the beautiful county of Pembrokeshire. Within the town you will find marina, as well as a choice of pubs and a handful of shops, while excellent walks and the Brunel Cycle Trail pass nearby. From here, you can cross the Cleddau Bridge to Pembroke Dock, renowned for its shipbuilding during the World War and then travel to the town of Pembroke, dominated by an imposing 13th century castle renowned as the birthplace of Henry Tudor.
Accommodation
Over four floors.
Three bedrooms: 1 x third-floor double with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath, basin and WC, 2 x double bedrooms on first floor.
Second-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Second-floor sitting room
Gas central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off-road parking.
Garden with lawn area, seating area and secret garden with stream, fire pit and log bench seat, as well as access to 4.5 acres of woodland.
Two well-behaved pets welcome.
Sorry, no smoking allowed.
Shop 1.3 miles, pub within 0.1 miles.
Note: There is an unfenced pond within the woodland, please supervise children and dogs when outdoors
Nearby points of interest
- Pembroke Castle
- The Dinosaur Park Tenby
- Folly Farm Adventure Park And Zoo
- Skomer Island
Reviews (36)
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Jackie
On arrival there was a lovely plate of home made Welsh Cakes, which were amazing, along with tea, coffee, milk and sugar. There was a visitors pack, full of information. I would definitely recommend to friends and family. We had a perfect holiday. Thank you Jackie (Chesterfied)
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Victoria
Great location, fabulous views across the estuary. Interesting buildings all around Llanstadwell. Plenty of varied things to do and see. Thank you to the kind and friendly host, everything was just perfect in the accommodation and we would be happy to visit and stay again.
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Jeffrey
Itâs set over 4 floors which was daunting when we first arrived but by the end no problem at all. You approach the property by a long drive and on the left is some overgrown land which does not belong to the owners so they have no control how it looks but they are helping to clear it to make it look better. You approach the old mill, the annex is located on the side of the building. There is plenty of parking. You have access to a lovely private garden with table, plenty of chairs, bbq and fire pit. There is even access to a large wood for walking which is wonderful. The owners Phil and Rhiann have even set aside another idyll with a bench to sit on by a managed wild flower garden. You enter the property via a lobby area (great for coats and footwear). On the right opens onto a large kitchen and equipped with dish washer, washing machine, microwave, fridge freezer, cooker and coffee machine. Tesco even deliver if you want. There is a table that sits 6 comfortably. On the first floor are 2 very generous sized bedrooms with large double beds, wardrobes and side tables plenty of space to move around. Second floor has a very generous bathroom with walk in shower. The living room is also on this floor and has a large 3 and 2 seater sofas. There is also a television and games in the cupboard. It is large, comfortable and spacious. The last floor was wonderful a huge king size bed and spacious. Again a large spacious bathroom with bath and shower over. Wonderful. You would think that is the end but in the main bedroom is a small safe ladder to access a mezzanine with a small sofa. The owners have put in a dormer window which is great of a night time to appreciate the unpolluted sky of Neyland. Amazing how you become so use to street lighting that we very rarely see skies that twinkle. Letâs in loads of light of a morning bliss. The owners have been thoughtful with certain touches. Torches on the stairs for use if you want to go for an evening walk or in our case back from the pub. Have to mention the local pub The Ferry Inn well worth a visit or two. In the kitchen are information booklets/ leaflets about the area with recommendations from the owners which I have to say we did follow and were not disappointed. We were welcomed with a plate of the most delicious Welsh cakes and although we tried a few others in the area none came close to Rhianns. The area is stunning. Neyland lies in an estuary and has some lovely views. Near by is the marina so if you are keen on water sports this is the spot. Although if itâs not your thing the cafes are lovely and the nature reserve is worth a visit. Itâs close to lots of beautiful areas, Saundersfoot, Tenby, Milford Haven, St Davidâs, Stackpole, Barafundle Bay and Solva to name a few. Itâs such a versatile place to chill and enjoy. Be water sporty or go on lots of wonderful walks. Lovely beaches or a bit of retail therapy. It had something for each of us as a party of 4 adults and a small cute dog. The owners are nearby and are on hand if needed but otherwise leave you alone and we personally were not aware of them. Can we recommend the old mill? Absolutely. Would we visit and book again? Absolutely. Would we recommend this part of Wales? Without a doubt. Itâs such a hidden gem. The area is pretty, the people so friendly and welcoming.