Spinners Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Broadband / WiFi

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* Based on a combined average customer score over the last 3 months

14 Customer Review(s)

“Met by hosts on arrival, very welcoming .”

Cottage very comfortable and exceedingly well equipped .owners Don and Samantha left us a lovely welcome package and bottle of wine. like to thank them very much for their hospitality. Pete and Chris Williamson

Cottage very comfortable and exceedingly well equipped .owners Don and Samantha left us a lovely welcome package and bottle of wine. like to thank them very much for their hospitality. Pete and Chris Williamson

- Mr Williamson, September 2020
“We had a Great time in the Cottage, and will defo go back.”

The location was perfect with our own little welsh Pub that was very welcoming, and it was a perfect location for our Daily trips out Samantha and Dom could not be more helpful. If its peace and quiet with a hint of welsh tradition it a defo

- Mr Kowal, August 2020
“Great hosts.”

Cottage spotless and lacked nothing. The welcome package whilst unnecessary was very much appreciated. Highly recommend.

- Mr Hewitt, August 2020
“Dolgoch Mill is beautiful and Spinners Cottage was the perfect retreat for me.”

The cottage is warm and cosy - I already miss the log burner! Spinners was clean and well equipped. The view of the valley from the garden and bedrooms was just stunning, even on rainy days. The sound of the stream and the birds created a tranquil sense of seclusion despite only being a short walk from the village. Sam and Don were so kind and welcoming - just warm, good people. I would highly recommend visiting the John Y Gwas pub in the village. If you go on a Wednesday you might find yourself playing on the darts team. Spinners cottage was everything I was looking for and more. The only negative came when it was time leave and I found that I didn't want to go.

- Mr Williams, November 2019
“We had a fabulous break in Spinners Cottage.”

The cottage is lovely, clean, fresh & charming. Had everything we needed for a weeks stay. Sam & Don very welcoming, left us a welcome pack of local corn bread, butter, cheese, marmalade, Welsh cakes & a lovely bottle of wine. What a nice welcome. We really hope to stay again.

- Mrs Nawwary, October 2019
“From booking the holiday to returning home, everything was excellent.”

Spinners Cottage is beautiful, fully equipped with anything we would need. Lovely welcome from the owners, who couldn't do enough. Nice welcome of wine, bread, milk etc... The cottage is set in immaculate gardens and very secluded. Pub within walking distance. The decor is tasteful, spotlessly clean & comfortable. We will be returning

- Mrs Rotherham, September 2019
“Arrived to a lovely, warm welcome from the owners, Sam and Don, who live on site.”

The cottage was beautiful, furnished to a very high standard and with every need catered for. Super welcome pack provided and the bottle of wine was most appreciated! Spinners cottage is in an idyllic spot and well placed for exploring this lovely part of Wales. So enjoyed our stay here and would recommend it whole-heartedly. We shall certainly return!

- Mrs Marinkovic, August 2019
“Stunning location beautiful cottage and great owners.”

Highly recommend !

- Ms Cleaver, June 2019
“family break”

A lovely quiet aeaster holiday with exceptional weather for the time of year. This was a lovely cottage with great owners who made the stay even more perfect than it already was. The cottage is part of an old mill and is next to a small stream. Located in a small friendly hamlet. Easy to find and yet off the beaten track enabling quiet and peaceful relaxation. Although there are many places to visit nearby we just stayed in the garden and ventured on the many walks in this lovely wooded valley. We will be back for more next time.

- LordKenburn, April 2019
“Lovely hosts, clean and comfortable the property had everything we needed for our stay, the welcome pack contained delicious food items would definately recommend the corn bread, we had lovely weather for April, but still made use of the wood burner in the evenings, we enjoyed sitting in the garden watching the wildlife especially the kites,very peaceful,had lovely days at the seaside and exploring the preselli hills where the Bluestones were quarried and taken to stonehenge,thankyou for a lovely holiday.”

- Miss Burton, April 2019
“The cottage was perfect and the welcome pack was unbelievable, and we couldn't have asked for nicer hosts.”

- Mr Stevens, March 2019
“Lovely environment, very peaceful and relaxing.”

Great place to recharge.

- Mr Hinchley, October 2018
“Friendly welcoming hosts.”

Nice welcome pack. Lovely area

- Mrs Doherty, September 2018
“Great stay”

Fantastic property, location and facilities. I would highly recommend the cottage as a base to explore the local area. Walking distance to two pubs and shop.

- Neilbullett, November 2016
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Dolgoch Mill Cottages

A trio of characterful cottages sitting within a converted wool mill, alongside a babbling stream and nestled around a courtyard within the hamlet of Drefelin and close to the popular market town of Newcastle Emlyn. These well-equipped, rural cottages sit amidst a wooded valley and offer cosy and intimate accommodation. They have been furnished in an inviting and coordinated manner with light and airy, well-equipped kitchens and separate sitting rooms with comfortable seating to relax into after a day exploring the fabulous west Wales countryside and coastline. They all have Smart TVs, DVDs, WiFi, central heating and access to the shared gardens and wonderful views that surround the cottages. All the holiday cottages have their own unique identity. The cottages are equidistant between the riverside market town of Newcastle Emlyn with its antique shops, cafés and restaurants and the rural town of Llandysul, perfect to browse a few shops and relax over a coffee. Within walking distance are pubs, a convenience store and the National Wool Museum. The coast is less than half an hour’s drive away, with a selection of pretty harbourside towns, such as the seaside resort of New Quay, famous for its resident dolphin population where you can catch a sightseeing boat trip, the fabulous sands of Penbryn and the little coves of Llangrannog and Cwmtydu. There are various outdoor activities with canoeing on the River Teifi in nearby Llandysul, fabulous cycle trails in the Brechfa Forest that leads out onto the heathland-topped Llanllwni Mountain, and great opportunities for walking locally or along the coastal paths linking the little coves and sandy beaches. A perfect trio of Teifi Valley cottages, each an ideal base for couples, groups or a small family looking to make the most of the fabulous wooded valleys and fantastic west Wales countryside, while being a short walk to a village and close to the beautiful coastline of Cardigan Bay, rich in quaint harbour side villages and enthralling wildlife. A myriad of footpaths criss-cross the area and the surrounding countryside opens up fabulous days of walking, cycling and visiting some gems of a golden era, such as the nearby National Wool Museum, also the site of one of only a few working wool mills. The River Teifi is renowned for excellent fishing and has some fabulous riverside towns and villages as it meanders down to the coastline.

The property

A comfortable, bright, end-terraced cottage that sits within a converted mill, with seating areas in communal grounds, surrounded by striking wooded valley countryside near to Cardigan Bay and the lovely sandy beaches and hidden coves of West Wales.

There is a comfortable sitting room with Smart TV, DVD and a log burner.

A bright well-equipped kitchen with dining area leads out onto the gardens and valley views. Upstairs there are two comfortable bedrooms and a bathroom. Buzzards and kites can be seen soaring through the valley and birds of all kinds frequent the well maintained gardens. A delightful getaway for couples, a small family or group looking for a peaceful base to explore the stunning local area. The original wool mill waterwheel, in need of some repair, can be seen at the end of the gardens and the owners are more than happy for you to inspect it closer.

Note: This cottage can be booked with Refs: 935944 and 935945, together they sleep 13.

Please note parking for 1 car per cottage only due to restricted space.

Summary

Two bedrooms
1 x double, 1 x 4' double
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Kitchen with dining area
Sitting room with woodburner.
Oil central heating with woodburner
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, Smart TV with FreeSat, DVD, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Travel cot and highchair on request
Off road parking for 1 car
Seating areas in shared garden
Shop and pub 10 mins walk
Sorry, no dogs and no smoking
Note: Stream runs alongside property, with restricted access, but children to be supervised
Note: The staircase is open tread
Note: The owner is live on site Note: Parking is strictly one car per cottage unless agreed beforehand with the owners
Property website: http://selfcateringcottagesinwales.co.uk/
Note: Property accepts babes-in-arms but no infants due to property layout

About the location

DREFACH FELINDRE

Llandysul 6.6 miles; Newcastle Emlyn 4.5 miles.

Drefach Felindre is a small village in Carmarthenshire nestled in the heart of three converging valleys and surrounded by wooded valleys and lovely walks. It is home to the National Woollen Mill, a real glimpse into Wales' rural industrial heritage. Drefach Felindre is close to the popular bustling market town of Newcastle Emlyn and the wider stretches of the meandering River Teifi, popular with walkers, canoeists and fisherman. Newcastle Emlyn has a good selection of antiques, craft and jewellery shops alongside many pubs, tea rooms and restaurants, as well as a ruined castle to explore. The rugged Cardiganshire coastline is just a short drive away with its wonderful sandy beaches. Why not take a boat trip to spot dolphins and seals at New Quay or visit the town of Carmarthen? Also in the area is Dylan Thomas' Boat House in Laugharne, Cenarth Falls, paintballing, Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, Oakwood Theme Park and train rides at Henllan, plenty to keep you occupied for the whole of your holiday.

Please note parking for 1 car per cottage only due to restricted space.
Note: Property accepts babes-in-arms but no infants due to property layout

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Spinners Cottage

Drefelin near Newcastle Emlyn, South Wales & Pembrokeshire (Ref. 935946)

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Reviews & Ratings

“Met by hosts on arrival, very welcoming .”

“We had a Great time in the Cottage, and will defo go back.”

“Great hosts.”

“Dolgoch Mill is beautiful and Spinners Cottage was the perfect retreat for me.”

“We had a fabulous break in Spinners Cottage.”

“From booking the holiday to returning home, everything was excellent.”

“Arrived to a lovely, warm welcome from the owners, Sam and Don, who live on site.”

“Stunning location beautiful cottage and great owners.”

“family break”

“The cottage was perfect and the welcome pack was unbelievable, and we couldn't have asked for nicer hosts.”

“Lovely environment, very peaceful and relaxing.”

“Friendly welcoming hosts.”

“Great stay”

Dolgoch Mill Cottages

The property

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About the location

DREFACH FELINDRE