The room was exceptionally clean and well appointed. It is next to the pub, but far enough not to be bothered by any noise, which has its own great brewed beer and good food. The breakfast is a continental style provided the evening before in a cool box and breakfast is taken in your room. The breakfast selection is generous and good quality. Whilst the room is near a main road, the amount of traffic is very low and soundproofing of the room is good. The view from the room was over the sea at St Brides Bay and you can watch the sun going down. An exceptional accommodation, central to visiting many places and highly recommended.

Can’t think of anything to improve and we would be happy to visit again.

A lot of thought has gone into optimising the experience for people to stay, whether walkers, on bikes, just touring, birdwatchers, or whatever. So many little things that this accommodation gets right but not all do. Like binoculars in the room to admire the lovely view (though sadly the weather on our visit prevented us appreciating this), a torch for if it's dark, shutters to minimise external noise and light, plenty of power/USB sockets, places to leave boots and a wetsuit to dry, lots of ideas in a folder for local and regional walks, illuminated bathroom mirror, an efficient spacious shower, clear instructions how to enter the B&B without the need for anyone to be there, and so on. The two sisters that we met, and their staff, are very willing to help too, and everything was so clean .

As others have commented, the continental breakfast is straightforward and OK for a night. The room was easy to heat to the temperature we wished, but (we were there in February), the bathroom was colder with just a towel rail to warm it. There's currently no real alternatives within walking distance to have dinner, but the adjacent pub is an attraction itself, especially if you like ales

Very friendly helpful staff nothing too much trouble. Spotless clean accommodation, fluffy white towels plenty of toiletries, very comfortable bed. A lovely sea view. The heating was set on a timer but it didn't work. Speaking to the owner she soon rectified the problem so our room was then toastie warm.

We ate in the main restaurant for our evening meal, although it was quiet the service was excellent and food piping hot. Only issue we had were the chips, they were called rustic. They didn't resemble a chip more like crisps, we didn't complain but wouldn't want them again.

Modern Room with everything needed for a relaxing stay. Private entrance means easy to come & go to suit yourself. Breakfast in a cool box delivered each day can be seen as good so you are not held to a time or bad if looking for a cooked full Welsh. Good setting with sea view beyond the fields. Food in pub decent. Continental Breakfast adequate but limited.

Check in time was moved later due to Covid but has not been changed back. 5pm is late to get settled in after travelling. Being expected to strip your bed & bag the linen on departure also "unusual". Tea & coffee not replenished one day, requested & were promised some would be bought to room but none arrived.

The room was well kept and clean. The Inn served hearty pub grub at reasonable prices and the staff were excellent.

On reflection the price was a little on the high side taking into consideration you were expected to do your own housekeeping. The continental breakfast is delivered the night before in a cool box and there is no table in the room so eating it whilst you are sat on the side of the bed was not ideal. We were there for 3 nights and were expected to fend for yourself. You had to empty your own bins and maintain your bathroom etc yourself and strip your bedding on departure. It appeared you were still under strict covid rules, which perhaps were not really necessary.

Excellent location, easy parking, friendly helpful welcome. There is a pub / restaurant on site which makes meals very convenient if required. Not a cooked breakfast, but nevertheless an excellent selection of continental breakfast goodies provided. Nice little touches in the room (e.g. torch if required). National Trust Estate and coastline walking very close by.

We stayed for only one night, but we had no complaints at all, and would certainly go back.

The property was exceptionally clean and well appointed. The bed was comfortable and the shower was very good. The view over the bay and the islands was beautiful. The pub next door served good food and the beer (brewed in the attached brewery) was excellent. there were lots of little touches, i.e. binoculars in the room, fridge on the landing that made this a lovely place to stay. All of the staff were welcoming and helpful. It is well situated for exploring the locality being in the middle of the two towns, 20 minute walk from the coast path and Newgale beach.

It was extremely easy check-in, and we felt welcome even though we didn't meet any staff in person. Easy instructions and everything went smoothly. The staff att the Inn next door was sooo friendly and welcoming! Don't miss! And we were happy they could accommodate oss for dinner even though we forgot to book in advance. Very good breakfast basket and we loved the view from our window: sea and sheeps.

Lovely clean comfortable room and bathroom. Excellent view over St Bride's Bay. Good cycle storage space.

Overpriced for self service B&B accommodation. On a week's cycle tour £150 here was out of proportion to the six other single nights which ranged £95 - £110 giving personal service and the option of a cooked breakfast. Chattering from inn customers under the outside awning was intrusive until closing time, with windows open.

Room was very clean and fresh, with all information sent prior to arrival clear. I was unsure if having no one to meet us on arrival would be a problem, but all was perfect. Breakfast was different, being left the evening before in a cool box, it was well organised, with a good selection of food. I don’t think I would have liked this breakfast style for more than a few days, but was very tasty.

No complaints