The Ceredigion is a wonderful holiday lodge tucked away in the serene village of Gilfachreda, Ceredigion.
Situated close to pubs and restaurants as well as resting near New Quay beach, this delightful retreat is perfect for families or friends seeking a peaceful getaway amidst the natural beauty of the Welsh countryside with a sprinkling of coastal indulgence.
Inside your new abode, you will be greeted by a spacious open-plan area, where you can unwind after a day's adventures.
The sitting area, complete with a TV, is the perfect spot to catch up on your favourite shows after a day of exploring the local area.
The kitchen is fully-equipped with everything the chef of the group needs to cook up delicious meals, which can be enjoyed at the dining table.
Outside, you will find two enclosed decking areas, both furnished for your comfort.
Whether you choose to enjoy your morning coffee on the side decking or spend your evenings watching the sunset from the front decking, this lodge offers the perfect setting for a soothing drink at any time of day.
Once you're ready to tuck in and catch your rest, there are two bedrooms; a king-size with an en-suite for an added touch of privacy and a welcoming twin room, ideal for younger guests.
Additionally, there is a shower room that provides ample space to freshen up in the morning or to relax in the evening with a steamy rinse.
Theres a small shop, launderette with book shop, children’s play area, pond and the bar is open on set dates.
Theres even a lovely walk going from the park entrance.
Woodlands Lodge Retreat is less than a 5 min drive from the quaint seaside town of New Quay on the Cardigan Bay coastline, with its golden sandy beach, seaside shops, restaurants, ice cream parlours, dolphin watching trips and the harbour wall you'll be spoilt for choice for things to explore!
Aberaeron and Cardigan are coastal towns well worth a visit too!
Your journey to Ceredigion begins at The Ceredigion.
Note: This property can be booked with ref. 1159206, together sleeping eight guests.
