We loved Honey Hook Cottage. You arrive on a single farm track, the cottage is at the end of that lane, first on the left. You can park your car outside the cottage. 2 steps up into the cottage. There is an enclosed garden which is just across the lane from the cottage, up about 10 steps. It’s a converted barn, which is ‘old worldly’, but also has the advantage of modern features. The wood burner was a bonus and wood was provided. Pet throws are also provided to put on the furniture. Welcome pack was also left for us, with milk, Welsh cakes, biscuits and wine!!, which was most welcome. Kitchen had everything we needed with the bathroom on the same level. Large shower where towels, flannels and even soap was provided. Upstairs we used the large double bedroom, the bed we found comfortable. Outside there is a bird feeder where bird food was also provided. Watching the birds feeding was lovely. Owls hooted in the evening which was also lovely and she stars were amazing as minimal light pollution. it’s fairly remote, yet the owners farmhouse is nearby if needed. Richard was friendly and even gave us some eggs from the chickens! You can walk around the farm, a map is provided, which also includes a woodland walk. Everything is relatively close by, but you do need a car. Plumstone Artisan Welshcakes is about a mile away and the Welshcakes are stunning. You can also order coffee and snacks and sit outside and enjoy the view. We visited the beaches which were amazing, clean and dog friendly (some restrictions on some beaches from 1st March - 30 September ), got to see seals in the sea! We also visited St David’s and looked around the Cathedral. We did love this cottage and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend.
