Self-Catering at Fisherman's Cottage | Holiday Cottages in St. Ishmaels

Holiday home
Fisherman's Cottage is a detached cottage in St. Ishmaels in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The cottage has a double and a twin bedroom and along with a family bathroom, it can sleep four people. It also has a kitchen, dining room and sitting room. Outside is off road parking for two cars and to the rear is a courtyard with furniture and a barbecue. Fisherman's Cottage is a rustic, romantic cottage in a beautiful location, with plenty of places to visit in the area that are suitable for all in your party.

Accomodation Details
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin, Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. First floor basin and WC. Kitchen with breakfast bar. External utility. Dining room. Sitting room.

Area
St. Ishmaels is a pretty village with a pub, visiting butcher and grocery vans and a daily milk delivery. Just 4 miles away is the wonderful coastal village of Dale, with its array of watersports, sure to be a magnet for the boaters in your party. Fantastically scenic sandy beaches abound on this wonderful Pembrokeshire coastline, and the renowned coastal path is a must for any walkers. Throughout this south west corner of Wales there are castles and old mills to explore, villages with unique shops and tea rooms, and short boat trips will take you to peaceful bird sanctuaries at Skomer and Ramsey, or to the magnificent monastic island of Caldey to step back in time and enjoy the luxurious chocolate made by the monks, which may well be the best kept secret in Wales. Whatever you are looking for, anytime of the year, this is a perfect location for all ages to have an excellent holiday.

Region
Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.

Amenities
Oil central heating.Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher. Washing machine and tumble dryer in separate utility outhouse, Smart TV with Freeview, WiFi. Fuel, power inc in rent.. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Bike storage. Courtyard to rear with furniture and BBQ. Two well-behaved pets welcome. Shop 6 miles, Note: Check-in time 4pm and check out 10.30am.

Mr Daniels

February 2019

Beautiful cottage in a beautiful part of Wales.. St Ishmaels is a lovely little village, with a nice pub in the centre and close to the coastal path. The cottage was as per the photos and has been recently decorated. It is warm and cosy and has everything you need - the owners contacted us to make sure we had everything we needed and were very generous with their welcome pack, providing logs for the fire etc... We had a great time exploring the area and wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

Mr Burns

He cottage was just as described, clean with good facilities and in a quiet and peaceful location.. The oil fired central heating worked a treat and had the place warmed up in no time. WiFi was very good and reliable, the kitchen was well fitted out and equipped and had everything we needed. The bed was comfortable with good quality bedding - all in all a cozy place to stay. The cottage is well located for local walks and plenty of places for the coastal path are easy to get to by car as are the towns of Pembroke, Milford Haven and Haverford West. We were looking for a quiet and peaceful place to stay and this went on to tick all the boxes for us. There is a local pub a short walk away and we visited four of the five nights we were there, staff and customers were friendly and a decent choice of beers were on tap as well - the only slight downside to it was that there was no food available, I think that may well be a seasonal thing as the leaflet/menu for the pub (in the cottage) looked good - but perhaps our stay in February was a little early for that - it wasn't a problem as we shopped accordingly. There is a washing machine and dryer available in the connected 'outhouse' which all looked fine although it wasn't a facility that we needed to use. Pauline the owner called to make sure everything was OK and to check we were happy with things and whether of not there was anything we needed. The fresh flowers on the dining room table, the packet of Welsh Cakes and the loaf of Bara Brith were a nice touch as well. It was all good and there wasn't anything we didn't like, if we were to be picky then I'd say the water pressure for the shower wasn't fantastic BUT to be clear it wasn't a problem and there was ample hot water for showering and bathing.

Mr Shellard

October 2018

No garden for the dogs when you go out the back door you hit a brick wall every where was closed no food .. We were told that we were the last before a refurbish so that must tell you something sorry not very good

Mr Busby

September 2018

Highly delighted with the cottage

Mr James

July 2018

Two of our party spent 4 days on Skokholm Island and had a great time.. I spent my time revisiting the area where I was born, spending some time with family members and generally chilling out. Evening meals at The Griffin, Dale and The Swan, Little Haven were excellent. Good pub food at The Grove Inn, St Ishmaels For anyone visiting Pembrokeshire for a first time, St David's is a must do!

Mr Wilson

June 2018

The photos of this property are out of date.. The house is badly in need of professional decorating, inside and out. What the photos don't show is that this is the scruffiest looking house on the scruffiest looking street in the village. It was at least pretty clean although would benefit from a thorough spring clean. It's dark and smelt musty every time we walked in. It's not very welcoming to come back to after having been out walking all day. I would give it 3 out of 5, which means I wouldn't go back I'm afraid. A vase of flowers and a few Welsh cakes waiting for us on arrival don't make up for what feels like a neglected property. Needs more attention to detail. The location is ok but there is only one place in the village to get food and that's the village pub which serves very average food. If you want a decent meal then you have to drive elsewhere. Only a 20 minute walk from the stunning coastal cliffs though.

Dr Holbrook

May 2018

The only point I would like to raise is parking - there was one space only for a car and I met a friend for a holiday we had two cars.. One car had to be parked near the village green. Other then that it was excellent.

Mrs Stopford

November 2017

Very comfortable cottage, warm and toasty in November.. Easy access to coastal walking routes, St David’s and Tenby in easy reach. First visit to Pembrokeshire and will definitely be back!

Mrs Emerson

October 2017

Arrived finding home bakes and fresh flowers.. Very nice welcome touch. Met owners several times during our stay and they were more than happy to help with anything is more logs for the gorgeous fire

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Fisherman's Cottage in St. Ishmaels, Pembrokeshire