We stayed for three nights in St. Davids as a jumping-off point for our hike along the…read morePembrokeshire Coast of Wales. While there we stayed in the good care of Pete and Jane of Bryn Awel B&B. This was a highlight of our trip because these are two of the nicest people we have ever met. Say nothing of their beautiful home that they willingly shared with us, nor of the very filling and varied breakfasts, comfortable beds, clean rooms, and spacious showers. While all of that was great, the hosts really made us feel at home. They engaged us in conversation, gave us a true sense of life in Wales, took care of our every need, and did all of the little things that really made us feel at home. Cheers to them. If you are passing through Wales, spend a night at Bryn Awel. You will be glad you did.

I am currently lying in my pocket sprung bed, enjoying the biscuits and tea made available to me,…read moreand I have had a lovely bath in the corner of my massive room :-) Full of quirky and interesting niknaks, furniture and period fixtures, this a full on romantic bed and breakfast. Had I been in the company of a desireable man, I may have stayed for the whole weekend, but this is sadly a short stopover in a busy week. It is heaven though. My host is Judith who owns this Georgian pile, and who is exuberant, effervecent and passionate about the place. Breakfast is served in the basement kitchen and cooked on the Aga, the rooms are few but utterly individual, and in the summer the patio with a view would be a relaxing place of an evening. Not so inviting in December. Not expensive, great location and a fascinating home. I will be back if possible!

Good beer, good food, excellent hosts - what more do you want!! Highly recommended for a visit…read moreanytime.

We stayed here 17 years ago and had a great time. We returned and found the same warm reception…read more The hosts are great the food excellent and the accommodation were lovely. It's a bit off the beaten track but well worth the drive. Hope to come back before another 17 years

We were a bit afraid of how this place would turn out to be as it was our first ever B&B but it…read moredidn't disappoint at all. Mike & Penny made us feel right at home and were pretty laid back. As soon as you arrive at Solva from the East you find a really nice little town, colourful houses and a really cool harbour. That is the Lower Solva, the B&B is on the more residential Upper Solva bit, the surroundings aren't as jolly as the centre of town but still very nice. We were advised by Penny to go through the coastal path down into town and it was an amazingly relaxed experience, we got to see the tide coming into the little harbour. But now for the review of the place: It is a family home with a converted 2nd floor, where you have two bedrooms, Skomer View and Ramsey View. We stayed at the Skomer View one, where you have... well.. a view of Skomer Island, really on the far far background though. We were very impressed by the size of room, you have a kind of a little inset balcony by the window to relax, which made it even nicer. Every room has an ensuite, very well maintained. Can't fault anything on the room, the bed was comfy, clean and you even had a window on the roof to look at the stars. You are given with a menu for breakfast which you give to the owners and in the morning (between 7.30am and 9am) you go to the communal room, just below our room, to have your breakfast. The food is lovely, homemade and just perfect. Mike came around with the newspaper and everything. I was really impressed (as I am saying a lot). Would completely reccomend the place, the only reason why I didn't give it 5 stars was just because the house is a typical thin walled one and at night you can hear people talking which kind of put me off sleep. But I would still go there again and again. Specially for the lovely place and the lovely price! At the time was £30 per person per night.

If you need some time to relax and travel to the spectacular Pembrokeshire coast, make sure you'll…read morestay a few nights here. This B&B, hosted in a historic villa is simply great. Perfect hosts who are obviously experienced and don't pester you with endless monologues about history or other nonsense, make you feel like home. No matter if you get some tea served in the afternoon, great breakfast (homegrown food - no supermarket trash!) in the morning or spend some time in the absolutely fantastic garden. I recommend the garden view room that we had. Great sight, great size! You know that you are countryside, if you hear cows, birds and maybe a bit farmwork. But hey, it's country life! Some might miss their Wi-Fi, that is not supplied - but hey! It was cool to have a few days offline and enjoy the real life. I rarely say this, but I'd chose this place again, when I come back for the next time.

We visited by chance and were surprised that the house was actually away from the mainroad and that…read moreit was very quiet indeed. Beatiful garden and very friendly foljs running the B&B.