Just had a holiday to St.David's, Pembrokeshire and stayed at Trevaccoon Country Mansion. We would highly reccommend this to couples looking for a romantic escape or
weekend to get away from it all. The mansion is in its own grounds, with a superb
view of the irish sea in the distance. It is well situated for people who want a romantic break or for the coastal park walker. The owner Caro is a lovely lady who will make
you feel very welcome. The bedrooms are lovely. We stayed in Whitesands which
was a lovely room with a kingsize bed!! Breakfast was very nice but there is room for improvement....no white bread!!! We will certainly stay here again in the near future.

Thanks to the previous reviewer for recommending this place to stay. We spent 3 nights there in October and had a wonderful time. Caro, the owner was delightful, making us feel so welcome and cooking up delicious breakfasts...just when you thought you couldn't eat another thing, she would appear with a plate of warm welshcakes (well, it would be rude to refuse them!).

Our room (Whitesands)had a distant view out to sea, and although it cost more than your average B and B (not that this is your average B and B), it was worth every penny - this is such a civilised place to stay: from the beautiful flowers in the hall, to the residents fridge containing jugs of fresh milk for your tea, from the decanter of port in the room to the freshly picked raspberries at breakfast.

Thank you Caro, hopefully we will return one day.

Stayed at Trevaccoon House, which is at Llanrhian, not far from St. David's in July this year. Could not speak highly enough of the warm welcome we received, and the standard of our room - and the breakfasts left very happy memories!

Beautifully situated next to a farm and with far-reaching views down to the sea, it was a real oasis of tranquility and a far cry from traffic jams and mobile phones (which tended not to get a signal anyway!)

Would happily recommend this to anyone looking for some peace and quiet, perhaps not with young children as a car is essential to get anywhere, and evening meals are not provided. We will certainly visit again should our travels take us back to West Wales.