Nestling in an idyllic location, Weavers Rest is centrally located to explore the spellbinding local area. The magical Cenarth Falls are just up the road.
Step into the exquisitely crafted kitchen. Ideal for get togethers whilst the chef cooks up a holiday feast.
Relax after a day of exploring in the peaceful sitting-room.
Spacious, hushed double room with en suite WC.
Enjoy breakfast al fresco surrounded by the pretty woodland.
All the holiday chef could dream of and more.
Seek the local farm shops and markets for fresh local produce in nearby Llandysul, Lampeter and Newcastle Emlyn.
Plenty of walks, cycling and white water rafting trips to plan. The glorious beaches of New Quay, Tresaith and Llangrannog are a short drive away.
The gorgeous main bedroom for a peaceful night.
The stylish en suite.
Bedroom two, with full size bunk-beds. Weavers Rest is ideal for friends and small families.
Sleek shower-room with designer wash-basin and hydro-massage steam shower.
Enjoy the hydro-massage steam shower. Ideal after a day's hiking or canoeing on the spellbinding Teifi.
Utility-room for muddy boots and coats with washing machine and plenty of cupboard space.
Regardless of the season, Weavers Rest offers a holiday to remember. Beaches, castles, magical waterfalls, wonderful walks, white water rafting and boat trips to spot dolphins, all await.
The captivating beauty of the gardens.
Follow the stream in the enchanting gardens.
Nearby the Alltcafan Gorge. Follow the route through the tunnel of the former Victorian railway track and take in the spellbinding views from the bridge.
Magical Cenarth Falls. The nearby Coracle Centre is well worth a visit. Lovely tea rooms here too.
A perfect Welsh retreat, ideally located to explore the enchanting beauty of Carmarthenshire and Cardiganshire.
Take the enchanting walk to Cenarth Bridge.
The spectacular Cardiganshire coast. Spend the day on Mwnt Beach or take a boat trip to spot dolphins from New Quay.
Stepped in history, take a trip to Cardigan town and view the castle. Lunch in Crwst is a real treat.
There are so many beaches within a short distance from Weavers Rest to explore. Spend the day in the sun on Llangrannog Beach.
Take a walk in the fresh country air to Newcastle Emlyn castle. Great spot for a picnic.
Nothing beats a day in the seaside town of Aberystwyth.
Why not take a day trip to glorious Tenby.
Weavers Rest
55098 miles E of Cenarth | Sleeps 4 (no children under 5)
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The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
The Black Horse is a traditional village pub with plenty of parking and large sunny beer garden for al fresco dining in summer. Take a look at their facebook page for events and quiz nights throughout the year.
Nearby beach
Managed by the National Trust, Penbryn beach is a beautiful sandy beach, backed by sand dunes and cliffs. The beach is a short, steep walk away from the village where there is a shop, cafe and parking. Dog restrictions apply locally.
Nearby walk
Coed y Foel is a pretty woodland, managed by the Woodland Trust and offering a network of footpaths through broadleaf oak dominated woodland. A delightful place to visit year round, in spring bluebells carpet the floor which is a beauiful sight.
Nearby town
Surrounded by the verdant countryside of Carmarthenshire, Pentre-cwrt is a pretty village with two local pubs to choose from. The picturesque River Teifi runs through the village with a charming bridge.
Also nearby
Situated in the heart of the village, Plas Parke Inn is a welcoming pub, popular with both locals and visitors. There's an outside area for al fresco dining and warming real fire for cosy winters inside. Their opening hours are available on facebook.
From canoeing to climbing, coasteering to hill walking, there's a whole heap of activities to try here. Take a look at their website for a full list of things to enjoy and start planning your next adventure.
Perfectly situated on the banks of the river Teifi, Llandysul is a charming market town with a good selection of independent shops and cafes. Just a short drive away from the coast, this area is ideal for walkers, cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts.
Welcome to the National Wool Museum where hours can be spend learning the history of the Welsh woollen industry in the stunning Teifi valley. From fleece to fabric there is something for all the family here with a shop, gardens and cafe to explore.
Known for Cenarth Falls, a series of pretty waterfalls and pools along the river Teifi, Cenarth also has a Coracle museum, a 13th century flour mill, two traditional pubs and a tea room with gardens, perfect for afternoon tea.
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