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Not much in the way of facilities in the village (there was a dog-friendly pub but we didn't get around to visiting). Templeton has easy access to other parts of Pembrokeshire and is only a few miles from beautiful beaches.

Chris was very helpful. He made a rather serious error, on our arrival, but admitted it & put it right. No fuss made. Comfortable room, comfy bed. Room a bit small & only shower & toilet, which was a bit tight. But not an inconvenience. Room on road side, but no noise to disturb us through double glazing. Good breakfast, well presented. He just needs a jug for the orange juice...not to serve from the £1 carton !! No problems. Friendly people. Would stay again.

The highlight of Templeton is the Cross Villa B&B! The village is small but does have a pub and the B&B offers a wine bar too. The plus point of Templeton is it's proximity to many great places to visit. In one direction the town of Narbeth, in the other, Folly Farm and a little further down the road Tenby, Wisemans Bridge and Saundersfoot. Further afield Bosherton Lily lakes and Barafundle Beach. Fabulous!

Everything about our stay at Templeton was due to the wonderful accommodation we had at Cross Villa. Not only was it comfortable, clean and cosy, the host was helpful and welcoming. The accommodation was right across the road from an excellent pub for a drink or dinner. And there was also a bus stop down the road where we could catch a bus rather than drive into Tenby. Everyone we came across was friendly and happy to assist us with information.

The Boars Head is a very useful pub with helpful staff and a wide ranging menu served throughout the day. Templeton is a meeting point of several roads which makes it an excellent base for visiting all parts of Pembrokeshire.