Cefn-y-Dre Country House Fishguard

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Cefn-y-dre is in the enviable situation of having a special ‘sense of place’. With a heritage going back 500 years, links to Lloyd George, vistas to the Preseli mountains and Carn Ingli - setting for the ‘Angel Mountain’ six-book series by Brian John, a 15 minute walk to Fishguard Lower Town, setting for the filming of Moby Dick and Richard Burton's Under Milk Wood. The ferry terminal for Ireland is but a 5 minute drive, giving visitors the chance of taking a day tour to feel another adventure. The bedrooms are painted to a peerless standard and contain Hospitality Trays offering a selection of teas and coffees along with FRESH milk, whilst flat screen digital televisions, all with Freeview and radio channels, ensure you're maintained in touch with the outside world. Hairdryers are also provided. Dining becomes an experience, with Cefn-y-Dre having been given certification under the Pembrokeshire Produce Mark scheme with only one of the best of local ingredients being used when preparing meals. All eggs, vegetables and salads used are offered from the Cefn-y-Dre kitchen park, thus ensuring that everything is Fresh, Top Quality and Local! Neglect food miles - here things are measured in yards! Dinner able to be provided whether booked beforehand, and being certificated, you can make a choice from a choice of beers, wines or champagnes at extremely moderate prices. A recently embellished hall, without tv – but the entire with a baby magnificent piano - and looking across the park, is constantly accessible for you to appreciate the calmness of Cefn-y-Dre whilst feeling the 500 years of heritage all around you. A huge selection of books are accessible for you to browse; principal subjects being Pembrokeshire, Wales and Gardening. Vast scale maps are offered on loan whether you wish to discover off the beaten track. Cefn-y-dre features been well summed up in its recommendation from the up-to-date edition of ‘The Rough Guide to Wales’ with 2 extremely easy words: "Understated elegance.