About this property
Pembroke 1.2 miles. This quaint lodge-style retreat is hidden away from the bustling town of Pembroke and lies just a short distance from the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. This spacious accommodation has been designed with a family of four in mind, containing everything you could possibly need, making it a great base to return to after an action-packed day. Enter into Timbertwig Lodge and unwind into your evening within the open-plan living room, where the woodburning stove takes centre stage before the plush furnishings, contemporary dining table and the country-style kitchen. Fulfilling your culinary needs, the kitchen comes fully-equipped for catering delicious meals by making use of the electric oven, gas hob and fridge/freezer. The breakfast bar makes a great spot for keeping the chef of the group company, or a place to enjoy a glass of wine whilst dinner simmers on the hob. After dinner, escape reality by flicking on the TV and choosing to unwind with a family favourite film, with the fire crackling in the background and filling the space with a gentle warmth. Once the film has finished, look forward to catching your rest within one of the well-appointed bedrooms, comprising of a king-size bedroom with an en-suite and a twin bedroom, each offering plenty of space to prepare for a new day and views of the grounds to admire. During a balmy afternoon, take dining outdoors and onto the veranda, where a table and chairs are placed overlooking the lawn, where your canine companion can stretch his legs. The walled town of Pembroke is just a short distance away, home to an array of cosy pubs, fine-dining restaurants, tearooms and delicious takeaways, perfect for those evenings when you do not feel like cooking. Whilst here, you can look forward to exploring the plethora of shops, which are overlooked by Pembroke Castle, birthplace of Henry VII. Immerse yourself in the town’s history by visiting the castle, choosing to walk around Castle Pond before heading off to Pembroke Dock, or simply soaking up the views from The Great Tower before visiting The Wogan, a large natural cavern. Keen walkers or those simply seeking to enjoy the beauty of the coastline can walk the award-winning coastal path, which covers 186 miles of every coastal landscape, from limestone cliffs, volcanic headlands, beaches, estuaries and flooded glacial valleys. Alternatively, head further afield to the traditional harbour town of Tenby, where you will find a number of attractions, including the Dinosaur Park, the Manor Wildlife Park and Carew Castle and Tidal Mill. With so much to see and do, a stay at Timbertwig Lodge promises to be an adventure-filled holiday.
Pembroke is a medieval walled town, situated within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, just 10 miles away from Tenby. Within the town you will find a castle, which was the birthplace of Henry Tudor, and a town centre filled with an abundance of shops, quaint tea rooms and restaurants. From here, you can look forward to exploring the coast, home to award-winning beaches and great walks along the coastal path.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size with en-suite bathroom with roll-stop bath, basin and WC, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living room with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove
Gas central heating and woodburning stove.
Electric oven, gas hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine,microwave, TV with DVD player and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
complimentary basket of logs provided and further logs can be purchased at a small cost.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Highchair and cot available.
Hairdryer.
Off-road parking for two cars.
Rear patio area with table and chairs, with steps down onto a lawn area.
One pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking allowed.
Shop 1 mile, pub 1.2 miles
Reviews (50)
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Gloria
We have a large Caucasian Shepherd and the owners of this lodge were really accommodating and pet friendly. Our dog dug a bit of a hole in the garden and Christine was very kind and understanding. The Lodge is perfectly situated between many dog friendly beaches . We went in January, so I do not know about the beaches in the summer. The Lodge was extremely clean ,we took throws for the settees as they are white leather. While the wooden floor helped with large dog paws. The garden is enclosed and safe for our large dog to run loose . It's small but really lovely. We had a great time and we will hopefully go there again . Gloria
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Carl
Very spacious, well-appointed lodge. There were a few drawbacks: - to get to the lodge you have to walk past the main home entrance of the lodge owner; this wasnât a huge problem but didnât allow for any privacy for lodge guests and a little uncomfortable as it feels like youâre walking through someoneâs garden and worried about disturbing the owner when exiting the property/going to the car. - it was great to be able to take pets, but our room smelt a bit of dog. Perhaps unavoidable if dogs are allowed on premises. - the boiler was very temperamental, and we had only luke warm water in the main bedroom en suite. We should have spoken with owner but just used the main bathroom; this needs fixing. - the roads to and from the lodge are mostly B roads and many were severely water logged if not flooded. This comes with the lodge being rural but if youâve got a small sports car then you might want to borrow a car or go someone less rural! The owner left Welsh cakes and mince pies which were lovely and her communication with us was superb. The kitchen was really well stocked with pots, pans etc. and the kitchen being part of the living room area was brilliant for entertaining.
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Rebecca
Lovely lodge very warm with the log fire going and the private garden was perfect for our dog, couldnât fault it and would definitely recommend all day long looking forward to returning next year the hosts were very helpful and made some delicious Welsh cakes which were very much appreciated