- Sleeps 5
- Hot Tub
Cosy lodge perfect for families. Main bedroom features double bed with TV and access to main bathroom offering bath with overhead shower. Second bedroom features two twin beds.
Pantglas Farm is part of our exclusive Bouja Luxury Boutique Breaks Collection. Tucked away in the Pembrokeshire countryside, this brand new development of quirky, high quality lodges with hot tubs is the ideal family destination as a base from which to explore the surrounding area.
Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and enjoy getting out in the great outdoors in your own cosy boutique lodge. The park offers guests a bar serving food, small arcade area with pool table and occasional children’s/evening entertainment.
Cosy lodge perfect for families. Main bedroom features double bed with TV and access to main bathroom offering bath with overhead shower. Second bedroom features two twin beds.
Cosy lodge perfect for families. Main bedroom features double bed with TV and access to main bathroom offering bath with overhead shower. Second bedroom features two twin beds.
14 reviews from guests who stayed at Pantglas Farm
"We had an absolutely fantastic long weekend at Pantglas Farm! Luckily, the weather was on our side, so we made the most of relaxing in the hot tub for ages. There isnt much around the area, but Saundersfoot and Tenby are just a short drive away, which was perfect for a bit of exploring. The lodge itself was spotless, super modern and had such a lovely decor that made us feel right at home. The outdoor decking and furniture were great for sunny evenings. The only little thing was we missed having an oven glove - we had to get creative with cloths to avoid burning ourselves! Oh and a pizza cutter wouldve been handy, but thats really just nitpicking. Were already planning our next stay at Pantglas Farm - cant wait!"
"We really enjoyed our stay at the lodge and definitely want to come back. Ive seen some reviews saying its small, but honestly, the photos dont really make it look any bigger than it is, so we werent surprised. We were two adults, two kids (9 and 5) and our dog and we all fit comfortably. Theres not a ton of storage space, but we managed fine. The lodges are quite close together, but the bathroom window is frosted and there are blinds and curtains on all windows, so privacy wasnt an issue at all. The place was super peaceful from Monday to Thursday, which we loved. Things got a bit busier on the Friday night when some new neighbours arrived. It was still fairly quiet, but we did have a young couple occupying the hot tub and playing music until midnight. We had to ask them to turn it down, which they did, fair enough. Still, it was a bit frustrating since wed been enjoying the quiet earlier in the week with neighbours who were much more respectful. The lodge had a decent selection of tea, coffee, sugar and milk pots, along with some toiletries in the bathroom, washing up liquid and cloths for cleaning. Youll need to bring your own food and condiments. The kitchen was well equipped with enough pans, crockery and utensils. The fridge and freezer were huge, which was handy. Heating worked perfectly and was easy to control. The hot tub was a real highlight - spotless and checked daily. We loved relaxing on the decking furniture too. The towels and bedding were so soft and comfy, really made a difference. Ive seen some folks mention the road being busy, but honestly, thats just laughable. Our lodge backed onto the road, but we never felt looked in on or disturbed by passing traffic. Plus, its in a great spot for exploring - Tenby, Saundersfoot and other spots are just about 20 minutes away. Overall, we had a lovely break and cant wait to return!"
"We had a lovely time walking the dogs around the fields, its such a great spot!"
"The cottage is a real good place, nicely tucked away from the hustle but still near local shops. The hot tub and underfloor heating in the bathroom are fantastic touches. Rob, Sharon and Bonnie made us feel so welcome. Were already planning our next stay!"
"Our Pantglas Farm review: We loved the relaxed vibe and the chance to stroll through the fields with our dogs. Lovely day!"
"We loved how everything was spotlessly clean and well-equipped inside the lodge. The hot tub was definitely a highlight. Honestly, we couldnt find a fault at all!"
"We loved staying at this charming cottage. The hot tub and log burner made it extra cosy. Hosts were lovely, very peaceful spot. Hope to come back soon!"
"We had a lovely stay! The owners were so welcoming and genuinely friendly, which made all the difference. The cottage itself is adorable, with that charming half-timbered look and a really powerful shower - perfect after a day out. The cosy kitchen and comfy bed made it feel like a real home from home. Parking right next to the cottage was a bonus and the place was spotlessly clean. Great walks nearby and easy to get to Thaxted. Highly recommend!"
"We just got back from a really enjoyable four-night stay at this cottage. The owners are super friendly and helpful without being overbearing - theyre there if you need anything but give you your space. The big fenced garden was perfect for our dog to run around freely. The place had everything we needed, including a great hot tub! Were already planning to come back and have told our friends about it. Thanks for a lovely break!"
"Really enjoyed staying here! The place was so peaceful and perfect for our dog to run around."
"Honestly, we had an amazing time again at these lodges! This was our second trip and the customer service at Pantglas farm is just brilliant - they really do go out of their way. They even remembered my nephews name and brought gifts on our anniversary, which was such a lovely touch. The lodges are spot-on, super clean and beautifully fitted out. The hot tubs are private and well-kept and the outdoor furniture is just perfect. Were definitely coming back next year!"
"The owners were so welcoming and really went out of their way when the storm knocked out the power. The cottage was spotless, warm and well-stocked. Our dog loved the secure garden and the hot tub was a bonus! Definitely recommend."
"We had such a lovely stay! The owners were genuinely warm and thoughtful, making us feel really welcome. The cottage itself is adorable, with charming half-timbered features and a lovely, powerful shower. We especially enjoyed the cosy kitchen and comfy bed - perfect after exploring. Parking right next to the cottage was a huge plus and it was spotlessly clean. Plus, the walks to Thaxted are just stunning and its easy to get to other nearby sights. Great place!"
"Our second stay at the lodge and did not disappoint
We will definitely be back
Lovely location and friendly staff"
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Pantglas Farm, with real driving times.
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A Pembrokeshire farm park with a zoo, barn, vintage fairground and play areas, and a Best Day Out in Wales award.
Folly Farm began as a dairy farm and has grown into an award-winning family attraction with four areas: a farmyard, a zoo, an undercover vintage funfair with a Wurlitzer organ, and play areas. The zoo has over 200 species, including African lions, Humboldt and Macaroni penguins, and critically endangered eastern black rhinos in Kifaru Reserve.
Tip: Pre-booking a date isn't required, and online tickets save 5%. A free return visit within seven days is offered if you can't see everything in one day, but get the ticket validated before you leave.
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Step into the clifftop Laugharne home where Dylan Thomas lived and wrote during his last four years.
The Boathouse in Laugharne is where Dylan Thomas lived with his family between 1949 and 1953. Set in a cliff overlooking the Tâf estuary, it is now a museum run by Carmarthenshire County Council. The interior has been returned to its 1950s appearance, with a recording of Thomas's voice playing in the background, and it holds memorabilia and some original furniture, including his father's desk.
Tip: Visit the writing shed close to the main house, where Thomas did most of his writing, and look across the estuary that inspired "Over Sir John's Hill".
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A Pembrokeshire castle on a limestone bluff, with Norman, Tudor and Elizabethan features and a restored tidal mill nearby.
Carew Castle stands on a limestone bluff overlooking the Carew inlet, part of the Milford Haven Waterway. It began as a Norman stone keep around 1100 and was rebuilt and extended over the centuries, so you can see several architectural styles in one place.
Tip: Look for the Tudor range on the north side, and find the tidal mill, the only restored one in Wales.
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A Grade I listed medieval castle on a rocky promontory, with a huge round keep and 900 years of history.
Pembroke Castle sits on a rocky promontory beside the Milford Haven Waterway, in the centre of Pembroke. It was the original family seat of the Earldom of Pembroke and is Grade I listed. William Marshal rebuilt it in stone after 1189, creating most of the structure that remains today.
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A Grade I listed Welsh castle ruin with Tudor links, standing above the River Towy in Carmarthen.
Carmarthen Castle is a ruined medieval fortress in the county town of Carmarthen, on a high terrace overlooking the tidal River Towy. It began as an early 1100s timber motte and bailey, was rebuilt in stone and was captured, destroyed and rebuilt many times. Owain Glyndŵr took it in 1405, and Henry VII's father, Edmund Tudor, died here as a prisoner in 1456.
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A Norman coastal castle with towers, a chapel and a postern gate down to the beach.
Manorbier Castle is a Norman enclosure castle on a natural coastal promontory, about five miles southwest of Tenby. It has curtain walls with round and square towers, and a tower gateway with a portcullis leads into the inner ward. A postern gate once gave access to the beach and the sea.
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Home to the world's largest single-span glasshouse, in the River Tywi valley in Carmarthenshire.
The National Botanic Garden of Wales is in Llanarthney, in the River Tywi valley. It is both a visitor attraction and a centre for botanical research and conservation. The centrepiece is the Great Glasshouse, the world's largest single-span glasshouse at 110 m long and 60 m wide. It stands virtually on the site of Cockerell's mansion, the new Middleton Hall.
Tip: Look out across the restored eastern view towards Paxton's Tower, which was designed to be seen from the mansion's east side.
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A Grade I listed castle above the River Teifi, linked to the first recorded eisteddfod in 1176.
Cardigan Castle overlooks the River Teifi in the town of Cardigan. The site dates back to the late 11th century and was rebuilt in 1244. Rhys ap Gruffydd rebuilt it in stone, and in 1176 the first recorded eisteddfod was held here. After years of decay, it was restored and opened to the public.
Tip: There is no on-site parking for day visitors, so use the car park at the bottom of Quay Street, a minute's walk away.
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.