Pops Cottage

Just perfect. From the moment I walked through the door I fell in love with the cottage. It’s so cosy and comfortable. The kitchen is very well equipped and there are so many thoughtful extras. Quality of furnishings really good and I love the use of local textiles throughout the cottage....

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We all thoroughly enjoyed our week at Pops Cottage with its warm and cosy atmosphere and we much appreciated the welcome pack. The cottage is very well equipped and comfortable, in an extremely quiet location, and is surrounded by lovely country views. It provided everything we needed for a memorably happy holiday, with easy access to the wonderful Pembrokeshire coastal paths and lovely beaches....

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We had a lovely holiday at Garn Y Mull (Pop's cottage). Unfortunately our van broke down on the 3rd day and we caught the bus to St David's and the bus to Fishguard before hiring a car for convenience. The pizzas at the Grain in St David's are lovely and the food and wine store sells lots of goodies and organic veg. The coastline of this area is stunning and we saw a pod of porpoises. Had some lovely walks to and along the coast. The woodburner is the easiest I have ever used. The cottage is remote and peaceful. We had to arrange to stay an extra night until we got our van back and it was arranged quickly easily. We would stay here again....

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A comfortable and cosy cottage. We loved the peaceful location and how easy to explore North Pembrokeshire. We loved the Welsh goodies left for us - delicious!

Pops cottage is a beautiful, atmospheric cottage that is peaceful and relaxing! It's a beautifully decorated and comfortable place to stay. We did a lot of coastal exploration from there and found that it was centrally located for exploring the North Pembrokeshire sights. The lounge is a lovely spot to hang out, and we enjoyed cooking and eating in the kitchen. For people coming from abroad (we were travelling from Canada), you'll need to bring your own shampoo and body wash, as well as any cooking basics including oil and salt. If you want to have a fire, you'll also need your own matches or lighter and a bundle of dry, kiln-dried wood, which we were unable to find locally due to it being stored outside in the rain most places. Don't fail to try the Mamgu welsh cakes at St Davids Cathedral!...

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