We enjoyed a four night stay at this superb accommodation, a delightful house in a quiet but very convenient location, easy walking distance from the Pembrokeshire coastal path. Rosemary, the owner was very welcoming, helpful and interesting to talk to. The room and facilities were excellent with little homely touches - homemade cake on arrival and badger watching in the... More

We have stayed here on a number of occasions and have always found it very rewarding. A lovely house and garden, spotlessly clean and comfortable, very peaceful and superb breakfasts - oh and friendly too - who could ask for more?!

5 of us stayed here on 14th Sept on the last night of our walk on the Pembroke Coastal Path. Although secluded, it is very easy to reach. The rooms were lovely and clean, very tastefully decorated with everything carefully thought about. The breakfast was fantastic and the host was so welcoming and helpful. A lovely garden. We will be... More

This is an absolutely superb bed and breakfast. It was by some distance the best place we stayed in during our trip to south Wales, and they all had good reviews on Trip Advisor. The previous reviewers have made a lot of points I agree with. The room we stayed in (the red room) was very well furnished, cosy, and... More

This is a beautiful, secluded B&B, whether you are walking along the coast or just exploring the area. I can highly recommend. The inn is very tastefully decorated and furnished (beautiful kitchen!), and very comfortable. There are lovely little touches throughout (e.g., chocolate by bedside!). However, what truly makes the place is the proprietor. She is extremely welcoming, goes out... More

We had a wonderful walking holiday staying for seven nights at Pen yr Olmarch. The B&B is set in a very quiet and secluded location on the outskirts of Trefin village, with great access to the coastal path. The village pub, The Ship Inn, is 5 mins walk away with better alternatives of The Sloop and The Shed in Porthgain... More

Very comfortable B&B, situated on the edge of Trifin village. We turned up after a long day walking in the rain, and were welcomed, helped to get kit dry, and had a very comfortable night followed by an amazing cooked breakfast. The village itself is unspoilt and lovely, with one pub to go to for dinner in the evening.

We couldnt have asked for a better bed & Breakfast in Pembrokeshire. The rooms were spotless and furnished impeccably. The views of the surrounding countryside were wonderful. The Breakfast was first rate and above all it was the little touches that made this better than any old B&B. It was the homemade honey and jams, the handmade chocolates on the... More