“An ideal spot”
We travelled with two children (aged 8 and 3), and it was nice to have a peaceful, secure location for them. On the first morning we had a problem with the electricity, but were really impressed by David's excellent service: he moved us into another cottage immediately. So, having seen two cotaages on the site, we can confirm that they are clean, comfortable, and well-appointed. |
A FlipKey verified reviewer, Oct 2011
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“Lovely cottage - great base to come home to”
The cottage was lovely and had everything we needed. The facilities great and the games room a hit with the kids. |
A FlipKey verified reviewer, Aug 2011
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“Cool place - but nice and warm and welcoming”
Just come back from week staying in Ty Eithin. Found place and host to be very relaxed and just what we needed. Is a drive out of St Davids so car essential, but we ended up eating a lot at the barn since there is all mod cons and new Ikea things to play with. Stock up on way at Morrisons in Carmarthen or Haverfordwest for some great food bargains altho there is a smaller NISA in town. Cottage always felt nice and warm due to underfloor pipes/heating and this is great when you come in having been caught in a shower etc. Bed was very comfortable, although you have got to be careful not to bang your head in bedrooms in loft.
There is a nice private garden which is great for the dog and farm was a good base for some nice runs if you are into that. There are amazing beaches within 10-15 mins drive - the best require you to park up and take a stroll over the cliffs but well worth it - Porthmelgan, Porth sele, Traeth lyffn all great - some of the big beaches like Whitesands and Newgale are lovely, but are part/all dog un friendly so check this out before you unpack everything. Area around St Davids felt like the best parts of Devon and Cornwall without the masses so maybe I should keep review quiet. Well recommended. |
Bournemouth Cowboy, Jun 2011
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“Nice new conversion”
Friendly welcome with farmer/owner and sheepdogs living across yard. The barn conversion is to a good general specification, though a separate shower would have been useful and the TV was a bit small. The location suits a car or those with good walking boots (and waterproofs, depending!). St Davids is less than ten minutes' drive away with its attractions and shops for self-catering. We loved the local sheepdog demonstration but wet-weather options are limited, particularly for families.
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A FlipKey verified reviewer, Sep 2010
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We enjoyed a lovely stay, thank you David. Having a warm comfortable place to come back to every evening has been great on the wet days. The cottage is very well equipped and our little boy loved being greeted by your dogs when we arrived home. The close beaches are great and we also enjoyed a brilliant afternoon and the Pembrokeshire sheep dogs demonstration. We’d definitely recommend it! Thanks, |
Gemma, Steve & Matthew Simms. Nottingham., Sep 2010
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Had a lovely comfortable stay here with 2 dogs. Lots of great, dog friendly beaches nearby and galleries and interesting craft/jewellery shops which Mrs. P certainly enjoyed. Thank You. |
The Parr family, Wirral., Aug 2010
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“Realxing, comfortable accomodation with mod cons.”
The barn conversion was nicely with all the necessary modern conveniences for a relaxing stay. The outbuildings which house the dartboard and table tennis table are clearly a work in progress but this did not stop the children from using them.
The property is a couple of miles outside St Davids so for evening entertainment you need to drive. |
A FlipKey verified reviewer, Aug 2010
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Had a lovely week here. Had lovely walks at nearby Trefin and St. Justinians. Walked down the lane to the common most evenings and saw the Buzzards, and then on the pond saw a couple of dragon flies, and best of all a fox out for an early evening stroll! Enjoyed eating out in St.Davids at various places – all good. Lovely cottage, nice a peaceful. |
Pickles Family, Mold N.Wales , Jun 2010
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We have thourouly enjoyed our three day break here. The cottage is stylish and simple – exactly right, and very peaceful. We Shall certainly return. Many thanks. |
The Tunnards. Ripen, N.Yorkshire, Jun 2010
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| Our second stay at Ty Eithin, and definitely not our last. Nice to wake up to a quiet and peaceful surrounding. Plenty to do in the area & Cwtch in St Davids a very good place for a night out with good food. Thank you D.Hamilton for a warm welcome as usual |
Jones?s. Lampeter & Swennty?s. Ditchling, May 2010
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Thank you so much for letting us stay overnight! It really made the stay enjoyable, much better than a day trip. The house is lovely, underfloor heating is a very welcome feature-although we couldn’t turn it off at night. St Davids is a beautiful place and we’ve had some great times here in the past, at Whitesands, doing coastal walks and pottering around town. The weather this time has made the trip wonderful too. Thanks again. |
The Harbords, Bristol, Apr 2010
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Ty Eithin holiday cottage, Pembrokeshire is located on a working dairy farm just 2.5 miles outside Britain's smallest city; St Davids and only 4 miles from Porthgain Harbour and its delightful bistro and restaurant. Although officially a city, St Davids is in reality a small beautiful village. Situated within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, St Davids is surrounded by spectacular coastal scenery which is renowned for its beauty and abundance of wildlife. St Davids Cathedral has been the dominant presence since the 12th century and was a popular pilgrimage destination throughout the Middle Ages and indeed remains so to this day attracting thousands of visitors every year.
Ramsey Island is well worth a visit during your stay at Ty Eithin holiday cottage, Pembrokeshire. It is a dramatic off-shore island, a mile off Pembrokeshire’s coast. The island covers approximately 600 acres and features 400ft high cliffs, which teem with breeding seabirds and is now owned by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Ramsey Island is accessible by a regular boat service from St Justinian’s, which crosses the spectacular Ramsey sound, with its infamous and treacherous reef known as the Bitches. The island is home to several thousand seabirds in the season, including razor-bills, kittiwakes, fulmers, chough, guilliemot, raven, peregrine and puffin. The caves and beaches around Ramsey are breeding grounds for the largest concentration of grey seals who give birth to over 400 white coated pups during the Autumn.
Beaches
Whitesands - The blue-flagged Whitesands Bay is a popular family beach because of its safe swimming and clean white sand. It is also regarded as one of Wales’ top surf-spots. 3.6 miles
Caerfai Bay – Caerfai is a lovely sandy beach perfect for families. Its position provides shelter from the prevailing winds. 3.2 miles
Newgale - It's a magnificent two mile long stretch of wide flat sand with a huge pebble bank behind it. Powerful swells roll in here at all times of the year. 9.6 miles
Caerbwdi Beach – Beautiful rocky beach perfect for snorkelling. The rocks here are red sandstone and it is from here that the rock was quarried for St Davids Cathedral. 3.3
Water Sports
TYF Adventure includes canoeing, kayaking, coastering and much more. 2.8 miles
Walking
Whether you’re after a gentle stroll or a week-long hike it’s right on your doorstep, and a watering hole to quench your thirst is never far away. Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. 0.3 miles
Fishing
Only a short walk from the holiday cottage, Pembrokeshire coast provides superb sea fishing, including some of the best Bass fishing in the UK. 0.3 miles.
Solva Boat Trips - Fishing and Sightseeing trips from Solva Harbour. 5.8 miles
Golf
Only 2 miles from the cottage, St Davids Golf Club is one of three distinctive nine-hole gems that exist along the twenty-mile stretch of the North Pembrokeshire coast. 3.3 miles
Cycling
National Cycle Route 4 (or NCR 4) is only a short distance form the cottage and actually runs from Fishguard all the way to London. Mainly on quiet country roads. 0.6 miles
For off road cycling Llys-Y-Fran is a large country park just outside Haverfordwest. 29 miles
Pony trekking
St Davids Trekking provides horse riding in the St Davids area on a Gypsy Vanner, passing through valleys and meadows for a paddle in the sea or a splash in the river. 3.2 miles
This newly converted holiday cottage, Pembrokeshire is located on a working farm 2½ miles from the cathedral city of St Davids and close to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. This pet friendly cottage has a private and secluded patio garden with beautiful views over the Pembrokeshire countryside and an excellent games room on site. Ty Eithin is also sustainable and environmentally friendly with a state of the art wood chip boiler system providing underfloor central heating and hot water for the cottage.
Ground Floor
Fully fitted kitchen with ceramic hobs, electric oven, washing machine, dishwasher and microwave. Open plan dining room with seating for six.
Ty Eithin holiday cottage, Pembrokeshire has a spacious lounge with scenic views of Penberi hill. 2 comfortable sofas and chair, coffee table and TV (sofa bed available to sleep an additional person if required).
Fully fitted bathroom with shower, wash basin, towel rail, bath.
Upstairs
1 double bedroom and 1 twin room.
Garden
Outside this luxury holiday cottage, Pembrokeshire countryside serves as a wonderful background to the private and secluded patio. Garden furniture are provided and the area is also enclosed and secure for dogs.
Additional Information
Bed linen, hand and bath towels provided Heating and Electricity included Cot and high chair available on request. Internet Connection Shared games room, including air hockey, darts, pool table, bar skittles,
table tennis and bikes (please bring your own helmets) Large communal freezer also provided in the games room. Secure bike storage. (Bike hire available with bikes delivered to cottage).
Ample parking
Pets Welcome (£10 per dog, payable to owner on arrival)
Farm is located on the Puffin Shuttle bus route
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