Cresswell Mill Holiday Cottages

Cresswell Quay,

Cresselly,

Kilgetty,

Pembrokeshire, SA68 0TH

Tel: 01646 651 992

Email: aha@cresselly.org.uk

Website: www.cresselly.org.uk  

Four outstanding, listed, riverside cottages in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park at Cresswell Quay. Near Tenby and Pembroke (7 miles) the properties nestle in a quiet, rural hamlet known for its natural beauty and unspoilt landscape.
The Stores - sleeps 10/12
The Mill - sleeps 9/11
Miller's House - sleeps 6/7
Miller's Cottage - sleeps 4/5
Bring fishing rods, golf clubs, bicycles, riding hats, canoes, surfboards... all can be enjoyed on the doorstep or within a few minutes drive.
Visit a different golden beach each day or enjoy Wales' largest theme park, Oakwood, 4 miles away but be sure that it will take you many years to see all the sights Pembrokeshire has to offer!

Mill Properties

Walkers will love the miles of Coastal Path and the stepping stones at Cresswell Quay, by the cottages will take you for a magical riverside experience. End your day with a 2 minute walk to the Cresselly Arms for a pint of the local brew and watch the sunset on the river without worrying about who is driving back!
Short breaks can be taken throughout the year, excluding peak summer time and it is well known that spring and autumn are often the best seasons to visit Pembrokeshire!
Pets welcome.
WTB: 4 Stars and The Mill 5 stars
Low season £160-£340 per wk.
High season £444-£959 per wk.

St Davids

St Davids

Pembrokeshire

Tel: 01437 720616

Email:  enquiries@stnbc.co.uk.co.uk

Website: www.stnbc.co.uk

The four cottages, Rose Cottage sleeps 2/4, Hendre Ioan sleeps 6/8, Derwen sleeps 10/12 and Beth Ruach sleeps 14/16 are built in the traditional Pembrokeshire style of stone with slate roofs, are situated in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and provide luxury quality holiday accommodation, with magnificent views over the coast and open countryside. They are situated to the south west of the city of St. David's, with its majestic Norman Cathedral and ruined Bishops Palace. Safe sandy beaches are a few minutes walk away. A wide range of activities, including surfing, walking, cycling, sailing, golf, horse riding and fishing can be enjoyed. Shops are half a mile away in St David's; the delicatessen is well stocked with a wide selection of cheeses, wines cooked meats and home made pies. Locally there are many restaurants and fascinating pubs providing excellent and inexpensive meals.

The cottages were awarded the top grading of 5 Dragons by the Wales Tourist Board and were graded 98%. Cleanliness is top priority. There are fitted carpets to all rooms, except the bathrooms, kitchen and utility rooms, which are tiles. All beds have sprung interior mattresses and all mattresses and pillows are covered with quilted cotton washable protectors, renewed each week. Pillows and duvets have synthetic fillings. Bedside lamps by the beds. Cots, high chairs and stair gates are provided for babies and toddlers and we offer a baby sitting service. Useful items include hot water bottles, First Aid kits, torch, local Ordnance Survey maps, guide books, games and playing cards.