Guests say
The Briars in Narberth receives high praise for its cleanliness, comfort, and location. Guests appreciate the welcoming hosts, the peaceful setting, and the proximity to the beach and local amenities. The hot tub is a popular feature, and thoughtful touches like welcome hampers are well-received. While most feedback is positive, there are minor notes on maintenance and facilities that could be improved.
Guests consistently mention the spotless condition of the property, indicating a very high standard of cleanliness. The property is frequently described as immaculate, which reflects meticulous upkeep by the hosts.
The property's location is highly regarded, with its proximity to the beach, local pub, and scenic walks. The quiet and peaceful setting enhances the appeal, making it an ideal base for exploring South Wales.
Comfort is a standout feature, with guests finding the property cosy, well-equipped, and comfortable. The presence of a hot tub adds to the overall comfort and relaxation experience.
Facilities are generally praised, especially the hot tub and cleanliness. However, there are suggestions for improvements such as better storage, lighting, and the addition of steps for accessibility. The lack of a washing machine is noted, and some maintenance issues are mentioned.
The hosts are commended for their thoughtfulness, with mentions of welcome hampers and other extras. While these gestures are appreciated, it is politely noted that such gifts are not guaranteed and may vary.
About this property
The Briars is a delightful annexe based in the village of Stepaside, 2 ½ miles from Saundersfoot. Set out as a designated wing of the owner’s home, this attractive annexe is a wonderful choice for couples looking to explore the South West of Wales. The open-plan living area has been renovated to a high-standard, featuring plenty of modern touches and smart features. Rustle up a feast from the high-spec kitchen which is fully-equipped with everything you could need during a week-long break, whilst the dining table is situated in the conservatory and offers a refreshing spot to enjoy your meals with the garden scenery in view. Look forward to unwinding in the sitting area, with a Laura Ashley sofa to sink into and a TV with Sky Q for all your entertainment choices. Head to the bedroom to find a king-size double bed and plenty of wardrobe space for your personal belongings, plus an en-suite shower room. Continuing to impress, outside there is a private hot tub to aid your relaxation after a day of rambling the Welsh outdoors. Less than a mile away is the village of Kilgetty which offers a supermarket, newsagents, takeaways and a pub. There is also a train station in the village which runs to Tenby, one of Wales’ premier coastal towns. Pembrokeshire’s beaches are some of the finest in Wales with sandy expanses, secret coves and rock pools, and the beach at Wiseman's Bridge is just a 5 minute walk away. This superb annexe is in a great location to enjoy all the delights of Pembrokeshire.
The holiday hamlet of Stepaside was once home to both coal and iron mines, but is now welcome tourists with pubs and restaurants. There are a range of beautiful beaches nearby, including Amroth, Tenby and Saundersfoot, while the breath-taking Pembrokeshire Coast National Path is also worth checking out. Take a boat trip to Cadley Island or to Skomer, famous for its puffins.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
One bedroom: 1 x king-size double with en-suite shower with shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living area with kitchen, dining and sitting area.
Oil underfloor heating with electric heaters.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, TV with Sky Q, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Lawned/gravelled garden with private hot tub.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 1.8 miles, pub 0.6 miles.
Note: There is a slight incline to access the property and steps to the garden
Nearby points of interest
- Folly Farm Adventure Park And Zoo
- The Dinosaur Park Tenby
- Pembroke Castle
Reviews (58)
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Howard
Definitely need a car. Owner very helpful. Can thoroughly recommend for a short stay away from it all. Would be helpful if there were a few more pots.
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Jill
The owners are very communicative in providing local info and instructions on how things operate within the accommodation. But⦠we arrived around 6pm and the hot tub wasâ¦. chilly. Texted the owners who said theyâd refilled the tub at 3pm that day and it would take another 24 hours to heat to the required temperature - but this is a BIG fail when a cottage has been chosen specifically for the hot tub. On another day, the gardeners arrived, thatâs fine, but they pulled the rear gate so tightly closed that we were unable to open it from our side. Faced with having to stay at home all day or climb the head-height fence (we are in our 60s), we eventually trespassed our way out through the ownersâ adjoining property as we were unable to reach the owners immediately by phone. More generally, there is minimal storage space for groceries in kitchen cupboards, no washing machine (although a tatty clothes airer was provided), lounge area is dark and gloomy with untidy electrical wires hanging down the wall, the en-suite bathroom window is a sealed unit and thereâs very little space to place bathroom products, the bedroom window blinds are covered in mould spots at the bottom, the conservatory window doesnât close (security risk) and bossy notes are placed around the property. We wouldnât return.
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Frances
Very quiet area with lots of walks and amazing beaches. After a day away we could end it with a relaxing dip in the hottub.