holiday cottages in wales - do you know of any?

[fraser01]

As the title sujects, i am looking for a cottage, with an open fire for a few days, it must also accept a dog.

I am currently searching the net but wondered if any of our South west friends knew anyone or could recommend any.

Basically as sad as i am, I am looking at going walking with the other half and the dog..just looking for a tranquile location :D

Any ideas?

Regards

Rich

[Stingo]

I stayed in one about five years ago near Strumble head. It was situated on national trust land adjacent to a great coastal walk. Can't remember the name of the cottage but I think we found it in 'Toad hall Cottages'. Trul fab!! No electric/gas - lights were candles & oil lamps, cooker was a coal fired rayburn - great stuff!! We loved every minute of the week we were there...you had to drive thru' Fishguard if my memory serves me correctly...


HTH.


Edit: It wasn't Toad hall, but it was something similar - there's loads on the net..

[Stingo]

Very much like the one below...

http://www.coastalcottages.co.uk/holiday-cottages-uk.asp?cottageref=22317&pricecode=&checkbox=0

[Mogs]

Theres one posted on our notice board it does tick all the boxes, it says

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TENBY

Holiday Flat to let - Sleeps up to 6 + Baby

Discounts of up to 20%*

*Offer Applies to Guests who bring their own bed linen & Clean the flat on departure.

Opposite Tenby Bowling Club & only 40 Yards form the Espanade & South Beach

Facilities include GCH, 3 TV's, VCR, DVD, PS2 and radio cd player, travel cot and highchair provided
****************************************

It doesn't say anything about Dogs, the pictures look nice. I'll PM you the contact details.

[the white rabbit]

Are you some kind of arsonist?

[Mogs]

Are you some kind of arsonist?

We don't do that anymore - we ran out of matches

[timwilky]

Take your own sheep?. or make do with local totty.

Now the Welsh do cottaging differently you know.

[K]

Take a jaunt down to you local newsagents, WH Smiths etc and have a glance at any of the pet owner/dog owner/Horse & Hound magazines. They usually have loads of ads in the back pages for holiday places that will accept pets.

[tiggers1963]

fraser have a look on here http://www.dogstrust.org.uk/howtohelp/corporatehelp/partners/welcomeholidays/
my wife and myself have two dogs and we've used this site a few times in the past.

[fraser01]

Cheers for your suggestions peeps :D

[Ceri JC]

Not in Wales, but this http://www.lundyisland.co.uk/ may well be up your street. Very quiet, isolated, good walks, etc. it's like stepping back in time 60 years.

[El Saxo]

When I was (a lot) younger my mum & dad used to take us to a place called either West Tarr or East Tarr farm, it's near Tenby, just outside a little village called St Florence.

The farm was a riding stables that had 3 or 4 holiday cottages as well, IIRC they allowed pets too. A few pubs in the village itself or, if you fancy something a bit more lively, Tenby is only about a 10 min drive / taxi ride.

Might be worth a look if it's still a going concern...

[Lou M]

Book in Pembrokeshire with these people:

http://www.stbridesbaycottages.co.uk/

much better than coastal cottages, had a few disasters with them.

We've just come back from Dan y Graig, so fantastic and tranquil that we've booked again for next summer.