Delfryn Cottages

Summary

At Delfryn, we understand the value of your time away, striving to ensure every moment of your holiday or short break is delightful. Situated within the breathtaking Pembrokeshire National Park, Delfryn is perfectly positioned between the charming Solva harbour and St Davids, Britain's tiniest city. Our cottages, a seamless conversion of a historic Pembrokeshire farmstead, blend beautifully with their natural surroundings. With stone walls and cobbled courtyards, each cottage exudes character and rustic charm, boasting south-facing patios that serve as sunny retreats for outdoor dining and starry-night contemplation.

Delfryn is enveloped in nature, featuring a vast communal lawn, ample parking and fields stretching down to the sea and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, making it an idyllic setting for your stay.

Shell Cottage - Sleeps 4

This spacious first-floor apartment, located above the ‘Delfryn Creative’ craft workshop, offers an open-plan, airy living space with breathtaking views of St. Bride’s Bay from its balcony. Ideal for families, Shell Cottage features a large kitchen, dining and living area for shared enjoyment.

Thrift Cottage - Sleeps 2

This unique two-storey cottage captivates with its upstairs lounge, ground floor dining space and patio. The bedroom’s sloping eaves and cozy sitting room create a snug haven, while the kitchen and dining area charm with old-world aesthetics and views.

Swallows Cottage - Sleeps 2

A cosy, inviting space with combined kitchen, dining and living areas leading to a double bedroom. The south-facing patio, offering distant sea views, is a tranquil spot for outdoor relaxation.

Ty Crwt - Sleeps 2

The smallest of our offerings, annexed to the main house, Ty Crwt blends original architectural features with vibrant, modern furnishings. This snug cottage includes a kitchen/dining area with a comfy sofa for reading, a shower room and a bedroom with a double bed and TV.

Visiting Nine Wells & Exploring Pembrokeshire

This is a lovely location to stay packed full of beautiful cliff paths, wildlife, history, beaches and museums. There are lots of outdoor activities to do in the area such as swimming, sailing, canoeing, waterskiing, diving, rowing, surfing, kite surfing, rock climbing, abseiling, coasteering, rock pooling, fishing, birdwatching, porpoise and whale watching, foraging, yoga, painting, pottery and photography.

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Rates: From £500 to £1000 per week depending on season & unit.
Maximum of 4 people.
Children are welcome. Cots are available.
Pets welcome, £25 per stay.
Swallows Cottage & Ty Crwt maybe suitable for disabled access - please enquire for more details.
Off street parking.
Wi-Fi/internet access.
Fishing nearby.
3 & 4 Star Visit Wales.

Please note that map locations may be approximate.