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1367 Unique places to stay in Pembrokeshire

Best family friendly Pembrokeshire unique stays

Among the 1367 accommodations in Pembrokeshire, here are the 4 best family friendly unique accommodations

Lodge ∙ 2 Bedrooms ∙ 4 Guests - Pembrokeshire
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Lodge ∙ 2 Bedrooms ∙ 4 Guests

chalet, Llanteg
This Llanteg holiday home, near Amroth, is situated approximately 3.2km from Amroth beach and 11.3km from Saundersfoot, offering easy access to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
The 45 square metre upside-down lodge sleeps four, features two bedrooms, one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen/diner, a garden, tennis court, and parking; enjoy its enclosed balcony with country views and on-site children's play area.
Tranquilo Cabanas - Pembrokeshire
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Tranquilo Cabanas

chalet, Llanstephan
Chalet rental. Your accommodation will be based in Llanstephan.
Facilities and services: a swimming pool, a fridge and a restaurant.
Bangeston Farmhouse - Pembrokeshire
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Bangeston Farmhouse

house, Pembroke
This farmhouse in the Pembrokeshire countryside offers a peaceful escape, located 3 kilometers from Pembroke town centre and its historic castle.
Guests can enjoy a family-friendly stay with a kitchen, Wi-Fi, a jacuzzi, and parking, with some rooms featuring air conditioning and tea/coffee facilities.
Haven Caravan Sleeps 6 Pet Friendly - Pembrokeshire
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Haven Caravan Sleeps 6 Pet Friendly

chalet, Newquay
This pet-friendly holiday home in Traeth Gwyn Court, Quay West, New Quay, Wales, is a 10-minute walk from the town centre and its beaches.
The 40-square-metre chalet sleeps five, offering three bedrooms (one double, two twin), one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen with appliances including an air fryer, plus Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, and PlayStation 3.

Best Pembrokeshire unique accommodations with a garden

Wren 21-hot Tub-woodland Lodges-tenby-camarthenshire - Pembrokeshire
8.4 80 reviews

Wren 21-hot Tub-woodland Lodges-tenby-camarthenshire

chalet, Carmarthen
This charming chalet is located in St Clears, Carmarthenshire, a short drive from attractions like Oakwood Theme Park, Folly Farm, and Llansteffan Castle, offering a peaceful escape amidst the picturesque Welsh countryside. The chalet consistently receives very good ratings for cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The cosy chalet can accommodate two guests and features a well-equipped kitchen, a private hot tub, and a garden with stunning views. Guests can enjoy a barbecue on the terrace, relax in the peaceful woodland setting, and take advantage of free Wi-Fi and private parking.
Driftwood, Open-plan, Pembrokeshire Coast - Pembrokeshire
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Driftwood, Open-plan, Pembrokeshire Coast

chalet, Haverfordwest
This ground-floor lodge is located on Woodland Park near Roch, offering easy access to the Pembrokeshire National Park and Haverfordwest, approximately 8 kilometres away.
This property accommodates four guests in two bedrooms and features an open-plan living area with a kitchen, dining area, and a sitting area with a fire, with off-road parking for one vehicle and the surrounding area ideal for walking and cycling.
Luxury Cabin Close To Beaches - Pembrokeshire
9.8 40 reviews

Luxury Cabin Close To Beaches

cabin
This refurbished cedar lodge is located within 130 acres of woodland in Broad Haven, Pembrokeshire, a 3-4 kilometre walk from the beach and local pubs and restaurants. The lodge has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
The lodge is a 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom property that can accommodate up to 4 guests. It features an open-plan living/kitchen area with modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi, a 55" smart TV, electric panel heating, a dishwasher, and a full-height fridge freezer. The cedar deck offers stunning views of the surrounding woodland and is perfect for relaxing and enjoying the fresh air.
The Potting Shed, New Quay - Pembrokeshire
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The Potting Shed, New Quay

chalet, New Quay
This ground-floor holiday lodge, named 'The Sea View', is located within Quay West Holiday Park in New Quay, Wales, offering easy access to Harbour Beach and Dolau Beach, both less than 500 meters away.
The Sea View lodge sleeps six guests across three bedrooms, featuring an open-plan living space, a king-size bedroom with an en-suite, a private veranda, and on-site parking, with New Quay's amenities and dolphin-spotting trips readily accessible.

Frequently Asked Questions about unique stays in Pembrokeshire

  • What are some hidden gems to explore in Pembrokeshire, Wales?

    For hidden gems, consider exploring the less-visited beaches like Porthgain, with its charming harbor and coastal walks, or the dramatic cliffs and coves around Strumble Head. The ruins of St. Davids Bishop's Palace offer a peaceful escape and a glimpse into history. Inland, the Preseli Hills provide stunning views and opportunities for hiking, with less crowded trails than the more popular coastal paths.
  • Are there any notable festivals that take place in Pembrokeshire, Wales?

    Pembrokeshire hosts many local events, but large-scale, internationally known festivals aren't typical. However, the Tenby Summer Festival, a multi-arts event featuring music, theatre, and visual arts, takes place annually in Tenby. Smaller, community-focused festivals occur throughout the year, so checking local listings closer to your travel dates is recommended.
  • What types of natural environments are typical in Pembrokeshire, Wales?

    Pembrokeshire boasts a diverse range of natural environments. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park features dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches like Tenby South Beach and Freshwater West, and rolling green hills. Inland, you'll find farmland, woodlands, and the Preseli Hills, an area of upland moorland. The coastline is known for its rocky shores, sea stacks, and abundant wildlife.
  • Are there popular sporting events or activities in Pembrokeshire, Wales?

    Many sporting activities are popular in Pembrokeshire. Water sports like surfing (particularly at Freshwater West), kayaking, and paddleboarding are prevalent along the coast. Hiking and cycling are also very popular, with well-maintained trails throughout the national park and Preseli Hills. The annual Ironman Wales triathlon attracts many athletes and spectators.
  • What special gear or clothing is recommended for the climate in Pembrokeshire, Wales?

    Pembrokeshire's weather is changeable, even in summer. Pack layers – including waterproof and windproof outerwear – as conditions can shift quickly. Sturdy walking shoes are essential for exploring the many coastal paths and hills. Swimmers should bring wetsuits or rash guards, even in summer, due to the often cool water temperatures.
  • What activities allow you to experience local traditions and interact with residents in Pembrokeshire, Wales?

    Visiting local markets, such as the St Davids Farmers Market, is a great way to sample local produce and interact with residents. Many pubs and restaurants offer traditional Welsh food and a welcoming atmosphere. Exploring smaller villages like Solva or Dinas Cross offers a more intimate experience of local life. Consider taking a guided walking tour to learn more about the area's history and culture from a local perspective.
  • Is Pembrokeshire, Wales known for any unique natural displays or phenomena during certain seasons?

    During the spring and summer, wildflowers bloom across the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, painting the landscape with vibrant colors. Autumn brings spectacular displays of fall foliage, particularly in the woodlands and uplands. Birdwatching is excellent year-round, with different species migrating through the region at various times. The dramatic cliffs and coastline offer stunning views throughout the year.
  • What are the best local foods in Pembrokeshire, Wales?

    Pembrokeshire is known for its fresh seafood, particularly laverbread (a seaweed delicacy), and shellfish. Traditional Welsh cakes are a popular treat. Local lamb and beef are also widely available. Many restaurants and pubs offer menus featuring locally sourced ingredients, showcasing the region's culinary offerings.
  • What are the best adventurous activities in Pembrokeshire, Wales?

    Coasteering is a very popular adventurous activity, involving navigating the coastline by scrambling over rocks, swimming, and jumping into the sea. Sea kayaking and surfing offer exciting ways to experience the coastline. Hiking or mountain biking in the Preseli Hills provides a more inland adventure, with challenging terrain and breathtaking views. Rock climbing is another option for thrill-seekers.

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Best Pembrokeshire unique stays with a jacuzzi

Among the 1367 accommodations in Pembrokeshire, here are the 4 best unique accommodations with a jacuzzi

Shrew Lodge-woodland Lodges-hot Tub-pembrokeshire-tenby - Pembrokeshire
9.1 78 reviews

Shrew Lodge-woodland Lodges-hot Tub-pembrokeshire-tenby

chalet, Carmarthen
This charming chalet is located just 17 kilometres from Oakwood Theme Park in Carmarthen, 20 kilometres from Wiston Castle, and 16 kilometres from Folly Farm, offering a tranquil escape in a peaceful woodland setting. It has consistently received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The chalet features two bedrooms and two bathrooms, spanning 100 square metres. Guests can enjoy a private hot tub, a terrace with a balcony, a fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi, and barbecue facilities, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
743 M² Castle ∙ 14 Bedrooms ∙ 25 Guests - Pembrokeshire
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743 M² Castle ∙ 14 Bedrooms ∙ 25 Guests

castle, Penally
Penally Manor, a grand estate, offers unparalleled 180-degree sea views towards Caldey Island from its location in the village of Penally, with extensive grounds covering approximately 0.81 hectares.
This expansive castle accommodation, covering 743 square meters, features 14 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms to host up to 25 guests, boasting an endless swimming pool, hot tub, games area with a pool table, and a dedicated children's games room, all accessible with private parking for 12 vehicles.
Ceridwen Glamping, Double Decker Bus And Yurts - Pembrokeshire
9.4 70 reviews

Ceridwen Glamping, Double Decker Bus And Yurts

camping, Llandysul
Ceridwen Glamping, located just 19 kilometres from Cilgerran Castle and 22 kilometres from Carmarthen Castle, offers a unique camping experience in the tranquil countryside of Llandysul. The site has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The site offers a choice of staying in a converted double-decker bus or a traditional yurt. Guests can enjoy a garden with barbecue facilities, a children's playground, free Wi-Fi, and private parking.
The Cabin At South View - Pembrokeshire
9.8 92 reviews

The Cabin At South View

cabin
‘The Boujee Bell Tent’ At South View, situated 1.6km from Pembroke town in Pembrokeshire, offers a tranquil escape near award-winning beaches and Pembroke Castle.
This pet-friendly glamping unit sleeps four, boasting a double bed, sofa bed, fully equipped kitchen, private hot tub, outdoor kitchen, and hot shower, plus a composting toilet and hot power shower in a private toilet block.

Best pet friendly Pembrokeshire unique stays

Among the 1367 accommodations in Pembrokeshire, here are the 4 best pet friendly unique accommodations

No.5 Cuddfan At Coxlake- Luxury Pods Pembrokeshire - Pembrokeshire
9.8 462 reviews

No.5 Cuddfan At Coxlake- Luxury Pods Pembrokeshire

cabin
This charming house is located just 1.6km from the market town of Narberth in central Pembrokeshire, offering easy access to the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline and countryside. The property has received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The house provides a comfortable and relaxing stay for couples seeking a peaceful escape. It has a fully equipped kitchen, a garden, and parking, and allows pets.
The Glamavan - Pembrokeshire
9.5 11 reviews

The Glamavan

farm, Llandysul
The Glamavan is a farm stay located in Llandysul, 30 kilometres from Cardigan, 48 kilometres from Aberystwyth, and 34 kilometres from Carmarthen. It has excellent user, location, and cleanliness ratings, ensuring a pleasant and comfortable stay.
The farm stay has two bedrooms and one bathroom, offering space for up to five guests. It features a private garden and terrace, a fully equipped kitchen, a living room with a DVD player, table tennis, complimentary Wi-Fi, private parking, and access to local hiking trails.
Cwtch Lodge 42, Wisemans Bridge - Pembrokeshire
No reviews

Cwtch Lodge 42, Wisemans Bridge

chalet, Narberth
This detached lodge is located in Stepaside, Wales, 1.6 kilometres from Wisemans Bridge beach and amenities, offering a private base within a holiday park, with Narberth and Saundersfoot attractions easily accessible.
Accommodating up to six guests in three bedrooms, this holiday home features an open-plan living area, an enclosed decked veranda, and includes a dishwasher and Wi-Fi, with off-road parking for one car and further unrestricted parking nearby.
Crud Yr Awel, Dinas, Pembrokeshire - Pembrokeshire
9.9 185 reviews

Crud Yr Awel, Dinas, Pembrokeshire

bungalow
Crud yr-Awel bungalow in Dinas, Pembrokeshire, offers a family-friendly coastal escape, a 1.6km walk from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, two sandy beaches, and Garn Fawr mountain, with convenient access to Newport and Fishguard.
This recently renovated three-bedroom house sleeps six, boasting an open-plan lounge/kitchen, a conservatory with dining space, private parking for two cars, and amenities including Wi-Fi, a dishwasher, and children's entertainment.
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