Pembroke Holiday Cottages

If you are looking for a modern family cottage, a romantic break in an old stone cottage or just somewhere to get away for a short time, we can help. Many of our properties are situated in beautiful villages, quiet countryside or charming seaside towns. There's a good range of cottages in Pembroke which is great for you, the consumer. Children enjoy staying in cottages even more than adults, because there's a huge sense of freedom that they just don't get in a hotel, staying with friends or even at home. You can get up late, stay up late, go for walks, stay inside - and eat whatever takes your fancy, exactly when you're hungry.

Renting is a great way to spend a week away. The busiest times of year will be around the school summer holiday, so if you don't have kids, you may want to avoid July and August. Choosing the right Pembroke accommodation is sometimes complicated when there are so many factors. There's no doubt that being in the right town or village is a big factor, but the number of beds you need is more so. Make sure you know who is prepared to share a room, and who isn't - it's not always obvious til you ask.

Cottages in Pembrokeshire range in size from small and quaint for a couple right up to properties that can accommodate more than 10. If you have any concerns with your booking, please contact the cottage operator directly since we are unable to help. Pembroke and Pembrokeshire have a number of great things to do if you want to sample the fresh air and move a few muscles. Families can enjoy long bike rides, couples can enjoy energetic walks and groups of friends can be more adventurous, such as climbing. However, if you're like us, we tend to use the time to relax, read a good book, catch up on sleep and generally laze around.

When staying with friends we think self-catering is the best way to stay in Pembroke, it's just more fun. Whether you love cooking up a large stew, a roast dinner or just prefer a toasted cheese sandwich - it can match your mood. Assuming you don't own a private helicopter, you're probably thinking about travelling in your own car. With the cost of petrol ever increasing it's worth investigating alternative travel arrangements. You could go by train or coach, with a short taxi ride at the other end, and then hire some bicycles to get around.

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