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Hideaway

(Ref. 963379)

Keeston near Haverfordwest, South Wales & Pembrokeshire Show on map

4.7

Sykes rating

  • 3 Guests

  • 2 Bedrooms

  • 1 Bathroom

  • Pets No

Features

  • Off road parking
  • Ground floor bedroom
  • Garden / Patio
  • Washing machine
  • Broadband / WiFi

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29 Customer Reviews

  • "No major issues with the accommodation apart from the sofa’s all 4 seats on the sofas have slightly gone making it difficult to get out of the sofa."

    Narrow shingle path Kitchen looked much larger on the photographs when in real life only one person can be in the kitchen at any time The bedside cabinet in the main bedroom is very old and has a old musty smell when opened unable to use.

    Thank you for your feedback and I hope you enjoyed your holiday. I am sorry that you thought our sofa's were not suitable, however I understand that we cannot please all customers in the same way. Both myself and Sykes believe that all of the images on the website are accurate and from the photographs you can clearly see that the kitchen area is a very small space. The bedside cabinet is an old wooden cabinet and as such smells of wood polish. The access path is indeed quite narrow but lends itself well to the “hideaway” feel of the bungalow, while obviously being wide enough for general use. It is unfortunate that you caused permanent damage to the top of the living room heater during your stay, as this has been impossible to rectify for future guests. Fortunately the unsightly marks you caused by the spillage on top of the wood burner are improving with care. I fully understand that accidents happen, however an acknowledgment of this would have been very much appreciated Property Owner

    Reviewed by Lee3.4Jul 2024

  • "We made complimentary notes in their Visitors’ book."

    Lovely cottage, fully equipped with everything we would need. Excellent. Wonderful location, local bus to St. David`s.

    Reviewed by Pauline5.0Jun 2024

  • "A very nice well equipped cottage in a great location for exploring the area"

    Reviewed by Jonathan4.7Jul 2023

  • "Once again a lovely break in the welsh countryside but within easy travelling distance to a good number of local attractions (castles,beaches etc)."

    Reviewed by Keith4.4Jun 2023

  • "Beautiful little bungalow in a central location for Tenby, newgale, St David's and many more coastal villages."

    Bungalow is well equipped, clean and just right for three of us, it was so quiet ams peaceful. The only negative wa rhe sofa's were a little uncomfortable but this didn't affect our stay and we would definitely stay again

    Reviewed by Sarah4.7May 2023

  • "Lovely bright and airy property in great location to visit beautiful surrounding beaches"

    Reviewed by Jane5.0Aug 2022

  • "Everything was good and comfortable"

    Reviewed by Elizabeth4.4Aug 2022

  • "Lovely bungalow everything you need for your stay."

    Central for visiting the lovely surrounding areas. Nice little garden to watch the stars on a clear night. Recommend a visit to Marloe beach, bit of a trek to get yo the beach from car park but worth it. Hidden gem. Definitely would use again

    Reviewed by Angela5.0Aug 2022

  • "Smashing little place, very well equiped and comfortable except for the sofas, as mentioned in other reviews, but lots of cushions so not a problem."

    Lovely sitting out area for when the sun shines. Would not recommend for a family due to size but for couples like us you could not wish for more.

    Reviewed by Keith4.7Jun 2022

  • "Enjoyed stay."

    No complaints, would stay again. Some feedback, sofa becoming a little uncomfortable on seat. Storage might be a bit strained if three adults staying, especially for more than one week.

    Reviewed by Michael4.4Jun 2022

  • "This is a lovely cottage."

    Yes the kitchen is small but ample unless you want to cook large meals. The double bedroom is compact but as there was only the two of us we put things in the other bedroom. The location is good for getting to St Davids and round the coastline. Solva is worth a stop and stumble head was beautiful. We also visited picton castle which we enjoyed. A lovely area with somewhere nice and quiet to return to.

    Reviewed by Kevin3.8Sep 2021

  • "Just coming to the end of a fab week very comfortable well equipped only downside was no freezer co."

    Partment in fridge so by the 4th day I had to bin our frozen food even though we had a electric cool box mostly my grandsons food

    Reviewed by Nigel4.1Aug 2021

  • "Communication with owner was excellent - they went the extra mile to really make us feel welcome!"

    Only minor gripe is no freezer or freezer compartment in fridge meant no ice for cold drinks! The cottage was clean and superbly equipped and really was a perfect little Hideaway. Thank you.

    Reviewed by Owen5.0Jul 2021

  • "Fantastic location for exploring a beautiful part of the world, a big thank you ..."

    Fantastic location for exploring a beautiful part of the world, a big thank you to Julia who sorted a couple of minor problems quickly and efficiently

    Reviewed by Stephen4.7Sep 2020

  • "We had a lovely holiday staying at Hideaway, really clean and comfortable accommodation and in a very quiet location."

    We found the location excellent since it was only a very short drive to the sea front where we spend most days surfing. We found the owner friendly, helpful and seemed to have through of everything that we needed to have a very good holiday.

    Reviewed by Qi5.0Aug 2020

  • "This was a lovely little holiday home , small but with everything needed."

    The kitchenette in particular was well equipped. Everything was very clean and well maintained.

    Reviewed by Louise5.0Aug 2020

  • "The owner of the cottage 'The Hideaway' made us most welcome over the phone when asking for key arrangements and the accommodation was spotlessly clean with many kind thoughts in evidence through provision of useful everyday items that you take for granted at home but which alas have been missing from other rental homes we've stayed in."

    In particular, milk in the fridge and Welsh Cakes on arrival, salt and pepper, coffee some tea bags, clingfilm, tin foil, assortment of rubbish bags etc, etc. If we were being really picky, and although told be the owner before setting off, a fridge with a freezer compartment would have ben nice, the double bed proved too narrow for my wife and I to share as she has severe arthritis and any moves in that bed by either of us inevitably woke the other (not really a problem for us as I used the single bed in the back bedroom) and, alas, the sofas look very comfortable but, for us oldies, try sitting on them for any length of time! That said I do not wish to appear negative in any way, my wife and I had a splendid week away and thoroughly enjoyed our time at 'The Hideaway', thank you.

    Reviewed by Trevor4.4Aug 2020

  • "We enjoyed our stay at Hideaway in Keeston, Haverfordwest, the bungalow is small but compact & very quiet & comfortable."

    As we were there for Xmas Julia the owner left us a card, a bottle of wine & a small Xmas cake, as well as milk in the fridge for a long awaited cuppa,a very nice thought she also welcomed us with a text message.

    Reviewed by Denise4.7Dec 2019

  • "Communication with Julia was great from the beginning to the end,location was ..."

    Communication with Julia was great from the beginning to the end,location was fantastic to explore the wonderful Pembrokeshire coast,nice little touch with Welsh cakes and milk on arrival,very peaceful and easy access to parking

    Reviewed by Paul5.0Aug 2019

  • "The Hideaway is perfect for two persons, or two plus a child or guest."

    I was with my two sons (all in their 30s), and though one son had to sleep on an airbed on the living room floor, the small kitchen and single bathroom was adequate. Keyston is in the perfect position for Haverfordwest, Newgale beach, Nolton Haven, Broadhaven, or longer excursions. The village is a small quiet location, and the other inhabitants were cheerful and friendly. Lovely and quiet at night.

    Reviewed by Alec4.4Jul 2019

  • "Ideal location to explore Pembrokeshire Coastal path and National Park."

    Within easy reach of main town of Haverfordwest. Very peaceful site, no traffic noise. Protected from the wind and the rain, giving you a ‘cosy’ feeling. Pleasant views across the countryside. Hideaway cottage owners had supplied useful information about walking in the area, along with other pamphlets for attractions. Their were extensive appliance details too. Had the weather been slightly warming, we would have enjoyed sitting in the garden, it was sheltered and appeared to be a sun trap. The birds roosting in the trees and visiting the garden would have been a delight to observe. We enjoyed our stay.

    Reviewed by Jill4.7Jun 2019

  • "Lovely cosy compact bungalow, we had everything we needed and the owner has paid attention to details to ensure we are happy."

    Perfect location to visit many areas of Wales.

    Reviewed by Linda5.0May 2019

  • "It is a beautiful and cosy cottage to stay in."

    The cottage is very clean ,we had everthing we needed. It is easy access to the attractions in Pembrokeshire from the location: village Solva, St Davids, Broad Haven, Little Haven,Dale, Tenby, Saundersfoot. Newgale beach only 5 mins drive. Julia is very friendly and helpful.On our arrival, Julia kept a bottle of fresh milk and a pack of Welsh cake for us , felt warmly welcomed by her kindness! We will definitely go back.

    Reviewed by Li5.0Dec 2018

  • "Stayed here 1st Sept, had an excellent stay, The bungalow was excellent and very clean."

    It had everything you needed. It was very quite which was ideal for us. The owners were very friendly and helpful. It's central to explore south wales. Newgale and its beach was only mins away. St Davids is about 15 mins away and was stunning and had a lovely feel to it. The wolf inn restaurant was excellent. and value for money but please try to book as its always very busy. Dont go to the lost coin as the food is cold and of a very poor standard. Tenby was stunning and a brill day out with lots to see. Also the lilly ponds were stunning. Hope to be going back again

    Reviewed by Aicha5.0Sep 2018

  • "The lovely location."

    Reviewed by Chris5.0Aug 2018

  • "Good location nice peaceful area ideally situated for ease of access to local attractions"

    Reviewed by Robert5.0Aug 2018

  • "We had a fantastic time at this great cottage."

    It has a fantastic location and Julia the owner is very helpful. The cottage has everything you could need and made our holiday. Looking forward to coming back. Super cottage and Pembrokeshire is amazing

    Reviewed by Kevin5.0Aug 2018

  • "The cottage itself was very nice but access was poor."

    Would not recommend for anyone with mobility problems. I myself need a mobility scooter to get about in and the access up to the cottage was not suitable at all. Was a quite steep stoned path with a step and a big slab so there was no way I could get up on my scooter. The only way I was able to get up the path was with 2 walking sticks which was difficult for me. I think information about access should be included in cottage description. Mrs Jackie Taylor.

    Thank you for your feedback I am sorry that you found accessibility difficult. Sykes and I both found the description of the property to be adequate, however, following your feedback we have decided to provide further information to ensure this is more clear. Property Owner

    Reviewed by Jackie3.8Aug 2018

  • "Great base to explore or Pembrokeshire."

    Reviewed by Christine5.0Jul 2018

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Summary

  • Step straight into Hideaway, all ground floor
  • Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x single
  • Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
  • Kitchen
  • Sitting room with dining area.
  • Electric heating and wood burning fire in living room
  • Electric hob, fan oven, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, washer/dryer, TV with Freeview, WiFi, DVD and Bluray, selection of books, games and DVDs
  • Power inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Off road parking for 1 car, free public parking in the village
  • Front enclosed lawn with furniture
  • Shop and pub 2 miles
  • Sorry, no smoking
  • Note: starter pack for the fire is provided
  • Note: Washer/dryer in the bathroom cupboard
  • Please note - the bungalow is approximately 20-30 yards from the car park, this is accessed via a gentle to moderate slope
  • There is one small step outside the gate another 1 step in the garden and 2 steps leading up to the property
  • Note; Not suitable for wheelchair or mobility scooter access

The property

This pleasant bungalow is set in a quiet location in the small village of Keeston in Pembrokeshire.With beautiful countryside, pretty villages and splendid coastline nearby, this is the perfect cottage for families to enjoy a holiday in West Wales. The two bedrooms are delightfully finished, one of which benefits from views towards the nearby countryside. The interior of the property is topped off with a family bathroom and a compact yet stylish galley kitchen with all of the appliances that you will need to make tasty home cooked meals. To the front of the house lies a private, enclosed lawn area with furniture, allowing you to sit out and breathe in the fresh country air. Keeston is an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts, situated within a few miles of the renowned Pembrokeshire coast path and the stunning beach at Newgale, which is just a five minute drive away.

The surrounding area offers wonderful opportunities for walking, cycling, a multitude of watersports, photography, birdwatching and exhilarating boat trips. There are also numerous family attractions within easy reach including Oakwood and the Blue Lagoon.

The nearby market town of Haverfordwest offers an enjoyable day out with its attractive river side walk, leisure centre, museum and castle. A little further afield you can explore the quaint fishing village of Solva with its art galleries and craft shops.

St. David’s, Britain’s smallest city, makes for a delightful day out with an impressive cathedral and Bishop’s palace, visitor centre and a range of tea shops and restaurants.

Hideaway is a lovely bungalow in an ideal location for exploring the whole of the spectacular Pembrokeshire region. 

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About the location

KEESTON

Roch 2.6 miles; Haverfordwest 5.8 miles; St Davids 11 miles.

This is a small village situated on the boundary of the beautiful Pembrokeshire National Park. The lovely village of Keeston contains a local church and a village green. The village of Roch is not far away and home to a well-stocked local shop, Post Office, village pub and local church. The surrounding countryside boasts an abundance of picturesque walks, cycle paths and fantastic beaches, offering a fun day at the seaside. The nearby market town of Haverfordwest offers a wide choice of shops, pubs and restaurants and has a broad range of attractions, including walks along the River Cleddau, an array of fine churches and an historic castle. Alternatively, take a trip along the coast to the pretty harbour village of Solva or to Saint Davids, the smallest city in Britain renowned for its ancient cathedral and bishop's palace, exhilarating watersports and excellent boat excursions. Whatever you decide, this great location has plenty to offer at any time of year!

This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
  • Christmas