Neyland accommodation

Country inn just a few minutes' drive from the stunning sandy beach at Broad Haven. Choice of twin or double rooms. A great base for exploring Pembrokeshire. Pets are welcome.

Only 15 minutes drive from Tenby, Shalom is a stunning detached five star (Wales Tourist Board) bungalow set in delightful country surroundings. It is lovingly looked after by the owner and is furnished and equipped to a high standard.

Langdon Farm Guest House is a beautifully appointed barn conversion set on a working farm in an idyllic setting close to Saundersfoot and Tenby.

Fab, superbly equipped and comfortable family holiday home with sea views and wifi, just a minute from the lovely beach at Broad Haven on St Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire.

Peaceful self catering cedar lodges set in a beautiful private valley, close to the sea. Ideal for the Coast path - 10 mins walk. The perfect base for exploring Pembrokeshire and all it has to offer. Coarse fishing lake, games room and wifi.

Modern holiday home with double height living areas, skylights and patio doors make it a spacious, light and comfortable. It is perfect for large groups and social get-togethers. The secluded garden and patio are perfect for barbecues.

A large detached and renovated former coach house with wonderful views of the countryside from the garden. Games room and playground. Great central location and surrounded by organic farmland and woods on the edge of the Pembrokeshire National Park.

This m opdern holiday home is in the picturesque quiet village of Hundleton. It is designed to be comfortable, spacious and light with double height ceilings and patio doors in the living areas. A great space for large groups.

Pembrokeshire farmhouse B&B set in 23 acres of trees and meadows. Relaxation can be guaranteed, with comfortable rooms and separate guest lounge.

A brightly decorated, cosy stone cottage with large private garden, part of a group of traditional stone buildings set around a large courtyard in four acres of mature, landscaped grounds on the edge of the Pembrokeshire National Park.