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Located in the beautiful Gwaun Valley in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, about four miles from the coast and beaches at Newport Sands, this hotel offers free parking, free WiFi and is ideal for visits to nearby Fishguard. The area in which they are situated is designated a site of special scientific interest. Perfect for walking, bird watching, hiking, cycling, nature watching, beaches, sightseeing or just relaxing in the friendly and comfortable welcoming environment. This is Bluestone ... Morecountry where the famous stones at Stonehenge originated. The area has many fascinating historical features. It lies in an unspoiled rural area, surrounded by farms, with many footpaths and bridleways and an abundance of wildlife. The nineteenth century stone farmhouse has been lovingly restored and comfortably furnished ensuring a warm welcome to this tranquil and relaxing family run hotel. There are bedrooms in the Farmhouse as well as 14 cottages in various sizes, from one to three bedrooms all beautifully converted from stone farm buildings. All cottages are non smoking. The cottages are situated in a lovely courtyard with a pond. There are seating areas and barbecues for those lazy summer evenings and the cottages are only a stone's throw from the bar and restaurant. The Cottages are set up for self catering or can used as accommodation with breakfast served in the old Farmhouse. The newly refurnished restaurant offers a frequently changing menu that is designed and prepared using the finest local produce. With the local butcher selecting the best Lamb, Beef and Poultry bred within the County of Pembrokeshire, Cheese lovingly produced by Pant Mawr in Rosebush and locally grown seasonal vegetables give a true taste and reflection of West Wales. Choose from the varied selection of young and distinguished fine wines from around the world. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park boasts some of the most spectacular scenery and diverse wildlife in Britain, covering 240 sq miles (620 sq km) of spectacular landscape around Wales' south-western shore. Its stunning scenery, wealth of wildlife and fascinating history make it a very special place to explore and enjoy.Gellifawr is set in 12 acres of farmland, ideal for horses with plenty of bridal paths in the surrounding area. With two horses already resident on the primacies there is one stall free and smaller paddocks for single or two horse use available for week lets - so pack your bags and bring your horse! Less

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