Overview

Shaun & Rhian Thompson would like to welcome you to 'Pentigili'.
We are situated three miles from the smallest city in Britain, St Davids on the A487 towards Fishguard O/S ref: SM80.28.

Our home is a dormer bungalow situated in a peaceful rural area with views across the open countryside to the Pembrokeshire National Parks coastline.There is ample parking and storage and drying facilities for motor-bikes, bicycles, diving equipment etc, and a beautiful garden for relaxing in. We are happy to ferry you to and from places within a three mile radius day or evening so just think, you do not have to worry about 'drinking and driving'. Sorry we do not accept 'pets'.

 

Accommodation Details

Our accommodation consists of two twin bedrooms furnished to a high standard with tea/coffee facilities, tv with freeview, dvd player and radio. Both bedrooms have private bathrooms.

 

Room Rate Guide:

FROM �30.00 PER PERSON

 

General Details

Within a three mile radius there are many things to see and do. St Davids has a 12th century Cathedral and the interesting ruins of the 14th century ' Bishops palace'.
St Davids also hosts many art galleries and a variety of eating places.

The Oriel y Parc,http://www.orielyparc.co.uk now hosts the Graham Sutherland Gallery so a must to visit.

The outdoor activity centre, www.tyf.com for the novice and pro is well worth the adrenalin rush. Fishing and boat trips leave daily from the harbours and Thousand Islands, www.thousandislands.co.uk run a 'Whale & Dolphin' watch and trips to Ramsey Island which is run by the RSPB.

Whitesands Bay is one of Wales Premier 'Blue Flag' beaches, a mecca for bathing and surfing or just relaxing in comfort on a deckchair or sunlounger that are now available to hire from the beach. Surf equipment and lessons are also available and details can be found at www.masimes.co.uk

Solva is a small picturesque fishing village with interesting shops and plenty of eating places to whet your appetite.

Abereiddy is renowned for it's 'Blue Lagoon' and just along the coast is Porthgain renowned for it's disused slate quarry and location.

If this is not enough for you to do, bring or hire a bicycle and take yourself off along the coast road and admire the scenery along the Celtic Trail.

 

Other Information

ACCESS STATEMENT
We are a family-run Bed and Breakfast and like to make all our guests feel like one of the family.

Access to the property is via a gravel drive where the cars are parked, one wide step and one narrow step leading to the front door. The front door entrance is 30�� wide and leads into the hallway.There is one twin bedroom on the ground floor with a private bathroom which has a bath. There is one twin bedroom on the first floor with a private bathroom which has a raised shower.
Access to the first floor is via a staircase. All internal door entrances are 29�� wide.
Breakfast is served on the ground floor with double doors leading into the room.
The gardens and patio are on one level. The nearest places to eat are 3 miles away.
There is a bus service that runs every 2 hours in the day with the bus stop outside the house.The main train and bus station is 15 miles away at Haverfordwest