The Lodge

4.4★

2 Guests
1 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews & Ratings

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Cleanliness

Comfort

Facilities and Maintenance

* Based on a combined average customer score

12 Customer Review(s)

Robert
September 2024

“Comfy on the inside if a little cramped and the outside could do with a lick of paint and the windows cleaning”

- Robert, September 2024
Louanne September 2024

“Cosy clean lodge, a home from home.”

Beautifully appointed with a nice field just outside our accommodation.This was ideal for taking our dogs out for a short stroll.

- Louanne, September 2024
Brian July 2024

“Lovely wooden cabin.”

We stayed in the lodge and it was warm + cosy. Well planned and perfect for trips around Pembrokeshire.

- Brian, July 2024
Hammad June 2024

“The location is perfect.”

It’s very peaceful and we especially liked the shared area outside which appeared well maintained. The lodge itself is quite cosy there is plenty of natural light throughout the day from the many windows. Our main issues with the property are to do with the general cleanliness of the property. There were cobwebs EVERYWHERE. The bed was also quite small although that is probably the biggest size that would fit in that area in the current configuration. The mattress, pillows and quilt all need to be changed, they are old and very well past their use by date. The shower was great but the shower head also needs a good clean/ replacing. The way the toilet is placed, there is no way to sit comfortably. The directions to the property also need to be looked at as it was very difficult to find with the map pin and after following the written directions, we ended up asking for directions from the pub that was literally next door. Overall we did in fact have a great time at the property, some of our gripes are very nitpicky. An extended stay at this property is probably the best thing to do as there are so many things to do nearby.

- Hammad, June 2024
Pamela January 2024

“Your lodge is very warm shower is very good could do with a steamer to save on ...”

Your lodge is very warm shower is very good could do with a steamer to save on gas very good for dogs ie wooden floors we think it was very very good loved it thanks pam & nigel pip &lucy

- Pamela, January 2024
John October 2023

“Bad host , mouldy vinegar , dead flys on window sill.”

Host put messages through the door whilst I was in bed asking to turn the lights off and the bloke in the caravan was just stood outside our lodge one morning waiting for us to come out , horrified never go back

- John, October 2023
Kyra October 2023

“It was a lovely location and the lodge itself was nice.”

It was cold we lost heating on day two. There was a log burner but no tools to enable that to be used and cleaned after use which would have been more cost effective than using heating as we would have been happy to purchase logs etc to use this and had expected we could. It was one of the reasons we chose the property. When we arrived the cups, plates etc were not clean and we had to wash everything before use. The kitchen was well stocked with equipment and as I say the lodge lovely in a nice location. It was however disappointing.

- Kyra, October 2023
Michelle September 2023

“Lovely place to stay, very peaceful location Comfy place and great area to explore”

- Michelle, September 2023
Jacqueline August 2023

“Loved it at this property.”

The owner was really friendly and helpful. Will certainly return.

- Jacqueline, August 2023
Bethany May 2023

“Lovely cottage to stay in.”

We were transferred to Heather cottage and the facilities were good and theres a nice big shared garden where we sat outside to eat during the nice weather. The hot water didn’t work on the last day but as we were leaving this wasn’t a problem and I advised the owners of this who apologised. I would stay here again.

- Bethany, May 2023
Sheila August 2022

“We had a lovely time staying at the lodge, it was in a ideal location and close ...”

We had a lovely time staying at the lodge, it was in a ideal location and close to my home town where i grew up in Hubberston Milford Haven, so was easy access to visit family and friends, everything we needed was there, we will defiantly be back hopefully next time we will try one of the cottages, it was so peaceful and relaxing we also enjoyed watching and feeding the Alpacas

- Sheila, August 2022
Mathew September 2020

“I was actually downgraded to the ‘crook’ lovely little accommodation and the dog loved sitting looking out the window!”

- Mathew, September 2020

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Summary

All-ground-floor
One bedroom: 1 x double with en-suite shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC
Open-plan living area with kitchen, dining and sitting area
Oil central heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, TV, WiFi, selection of books and games
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Ample off road parking
Communal playground and BBQ
Two well-behaved pets welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop 1.9 miles, pub 50m
Note: There is a laundry room onsite

The property

Set in the quaint village of Rosemarket, 4.4 miles from Milford Haven, is this welcoming single-storey cottage.

With the Brunel trail and the picturesque Westfield Pill Nature Reserve close by, this lodge is ideally placed for an outdoor holiday, as well as being within easy reach of the Pembrokeshire coastline.

The village of Rosemarket is midway between the major towns of Haverfordwest, Milford Haven and Pembroke offering a wide range of historical sites and other places of interest.

As soon as you step inside you will sense the rustic feel to it, with wooden floors and timber walls making up the framework of the lodge.

Enjoy a home-cooked meal prepared in the well-equipped kitchen before unwinding beside the woodburner while you catch up on your favourite TV.

As the evening draws to a close, retire to the double bedroom, complete with an en-suite shower room.

Outside there is a communal play and BBQ area, as well as ample off road parking.

Note: Property can be booked with Refs. 993726, 993727, 993728, 993729, 997061, 997062, together they can sleep 29 guests.

Please note: This property has £200 good house keeping bond

Church View Cottages

Church View Cottages – – Central to the impressive rolling Pembrokeshire Countryside is the quaint historic village of Rosemarket where you will find a beautiful set of traditional cottages bursting with character, in an excellent location for exploring the delights of Pembrokeshire. Perfectly suited for the lone traveller, couples and families and mixed groups for family get togethers, holidays or short braeks. These Welsh stone barns have been lovingly converted by their owner to provide well sized rooms and modern facilities, whilst retaining their classic charm and period features such as wood burning stoves for a cosy night in, wood flooring and exposed beams. Additional accommodation has recently been added with two self-contained traditional Shepherd Huts and a Timber Lodge. Rosemarket is home to a village pub serving local ales and produce and a 9 hole golf course. The village is steeped in history with a Grade 2 listed limestone Church adjacent to the Cottages, a medieval Dovecote and an Iron Age settlement “The Rosemarket Rings” lying within the grounds of Church View. The cottages are situated on the owners smallholding, which is home to chickens, ducks, geese, and even a train of alpacas! Delicious honey produced by the Church View bees can be obtained along with an extensive variety of homegrown vegetables (when is season) all grown on site. If you do manage to venture away from the charms of Church View, there is access to the ‘Brunel cycle and walking path’ directly from the property and the world famous Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is a mere 4 miles away at Llanstadwell. 10 minutes drive is the Historic harbour town of Milford Haven, “one of the finest natural waterways” in the words of Lord Nelson. Around the recently redeveloped harbour you can enjoy a coffee or delicious meal in one of the many eateries or browse the wonderful craft shops. Travelling west past the Town of Milford Haven, you can discover the “picture postcard” coves and cliffs of Sandy Haven, Dale and Marloes Sands. Be sure to take a boat trip to Skomer Island to spot the abundance of seals, puffins and over 22,000 bird species. Pembroke is approximately 10 minutes away where the renowned Pembroke Castle can be found, one of the many ancient castles and fortresses that can be found in Pembrokeshire, often known as the County of Castles. For a family day out visit Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo or enjoy the rides at Oakwood Theme Park and the fantastic Blue Lagoon swimming pool. Adrenalin lovers can pay a visit to nearby Newgale Beach to sample its rolling surf or go coasteering around the beautiful coastline. The picturesque towns of Tenby, St Davids and Haverfordwest are all within easy travelling distance of the cottages and are a must see for visitors. Church View Cottages provide a fantastic base, centrally located to explore this magnificent county and all that is has to offer.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £200.

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About the location

ROSEMARKET

Harvefordwest 5.2 miles

The idyllic village of Rosemarket is located in the breath-taking county of Pembrokeshire, and is a short 4.7 miles from the popular town of Milford Haven. With historic sites aplenty and an unrivaled coast path, this holiday destination has something to suit everyone, whether it be travelling across the impressive Cleddau Bridge and soaking up the local history at sites such as Pembroke Castle, or seeking thrills with the family at Oakwood Theme Park. There are an abundance of pubs, bars and restaurants with some of the finest seafood spots Pembrokeshire has to offer. A short drive will take you to the pretty town of Haverfordwest, where you can wonder through some of the many shops. Experience the beauty of South West Wales during your say in Rosemarket.

Please note: This property has £200 good house keeping bond

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Rosemarket, South Wales & Pembrokeshire (Ref. 993724)

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Reviews & Ratings

“Comfy on the inside if a little cramped and the outside could do with a lick of paint and the windows cleaning”

“Cosy clean lodge, a home from home.”

“Lovely wooden cabin.”

“The location is perfect.”

“Your lodge is very warm shower is very good could do with a steamer to save on ...”

“Bad host , mouldy vinegar , dead flys on window sill.”

“It was a lovely location and the lodge itself was nice.”

“Lovely place to stay, very peaceful location Comfy place and great area to explore”

“Loved it at this property.”

“Lovely cottage to stay in.”