Saint Davids·9.4
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Wyncliffe Hideaway, a boutique guest house in St. Davids, offers a tranquil garden terrace, free WiFi, and an outdoor fireplace for cozy evenings. Each room features a kitchenette, coffee machine, refrigerator, stovetop, sofa, dining table, and walk‑in shower. Located just a 5‑minute walk from St. Davids Cathedral and 400 m from the Bishops Palace, it is within 2.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
A lovely little cabin in a secluded garden, yet only a few minutes’ walk from the heart of town, pleasantly furnished with a wood‑burning stove. A few extra bits of kitchen equipment, like a sieve and an extra saucepan, would have helped, and the duvet was rather warm.
Peter·3 weeks ago
Everything matched the listing, and the town is within walking distance. It lived up to expectations.
Simon·2 months ago
I spent an unforgettable week at Wyncliffe Hideaway. The hut feels surprisingly roomy inside, impeccably kept, and fully equipped. Teresa has anticipated every need. It was spotless and supremely comfortable. I appreciated the wine and milk waiting for me, plus the generous tea and coffee spread. The countryside setting is tranquil and perfect for escaping the bustle, yet the center of St Davids is just a few minutes on foot. I found myself torn between exploring the town and simply relaxing on the deck, soaking in the natural view. Teresa and Caz are the kindest people you could hope to meet—so helpful and friendly throughout my stay. I can’t recommend this place highly enough and I’m already planning a return trip. I liked everything—absolutely a lot!
Dominic·2 months ago
The garden was very quiet, and the host was welcoming.
Jean·3 months ago
Everything was as advertised and matched the photos. The location is private and quiet. A highlight was spotting the neighboring horses, and overall we enjoyed the hut’s interior design, layout, and style. My partner would have preferred a microwave, but that’s a personal preference; many people don’t need one. I’d suggest bringing a smaller pan or jug to heat milk on the hob.
Amy·3 months ago