Gellifawr Country Hotel  

location, price and atmosphere

We had one of the self catering cottages which was beautiful - warm and welcoming and well equipped. We wish we could have stayed longer but as we have contacts with Ffald-y-Brenin we will be back. Friends of ours from our home area recommended you to us as they have stayed with you also. The breakfast was top class - many thanks. We are cat lovers so it would be nice if you had one!!

The fridge was a bit noisy at night but we didn't have much in it so we switched it off.

Everything.

Very good location friendly staff good food

Quiet

Restaurant arrangements failing to tell us that meals needed to be booked before 14.00hrs when we arrived at 16.00hrs not very good customer relations

The food was excellent. Quiet and relaxing

Shower not very powerful

Nothing very much. Breakfst staff very attentive.

The room was in poor condition. Wallpaper coming away from the wall no bedside light on one side of the bed. Light in bedroom very poor unable to read. Bar area taken over by a loud group making it difficult to order pre dinner drinks. Discription says the hotel is five miles from fishguard more like eight down a single track.

excellent accommodation and food in the restaurant

The location was remote, tricky to find but a beautiful setting. Well situated for Cardigan Bay

The room. Very out -dated, old fashioned furniture, very uncomfortable bed. Old fashioned and limited television. No view whatsoever from this particular room Hall and breakfast room very pleasant then extremely disappointing stairs and landing Grim.

Very good restaurant and get away from it all location.

Stayed in cottage. Bathroom facilities for 3 bedroomed cottaged below expected standard.

Lovely setting in quiet countryside. Excellent food.

The cottage was spacious, comfortable and clean. Sorted.

We hired two cottages, one for my husband & me and the other for our two teenagers. Their upper level cottage was excellent. Ours was not near that standard, needing redecoration and suffering from damp. Staff happily gave us another on the ground floor as it was available, which was considerably better, though not as interesting a layout or as light as our girls' upper level one, and noisy from above. Based on the final arrangements, the accommodation was very nice overall. The surrounding countryside was outstanding. The hotel was run unobtrusively with a variety of services available. There was plenty of information in the cottages about Pembrokeshire and local walks. We had a special offer which made it a very reasonably priced break.

At ordinary prices, without the special offer, we would have found the prices steep. It was tricky to find the first time without a satnav, the os map was not enough to go by and aa directions to difficult follow without names on roundabout or numbers on all roads. Advise arriving in daylight. Kitchens were compact as one would expect, but a couple more pans or baking dishes would make catering considerably easier.