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Mill Pond Mews

Pembroke, Pembrokeshire · sleeps 4 · 2 bedrooms

A neat mews cottage on the Mill Pond path where the view from the main bedroom is, without exaggeration, Pembroke Castle across the water — floodlit until late, swan-patrolled at all hours, occasionally otter-visited at dawn. The main street's cafés and pubs are three minutes through the archway.

Two bedrooms, a small sunny courtyard, and parking beside the mews. The location works as the south-west's launchpad: Barafundle and the lily ponds fifteen minutes, Freshwater West's surf the same, Tenby twenty. Castle admission (do the wall-walks) is the mandatory first morning.

Why we recommend it

A floodlit-castle-across-the-water view for under £800 a week is the county's best value 'wow' — and the Bosherston/Barafundle corner is quietly the finest coast in Wales.

Chosen by our editors for the reasons below — not by an algorithm or payment.

Best for: couples, small families, budget

Key features

  • Parking
  • Wi-Fi
  • Garden / patio

The local knowledge

Beaches nearby

  • Freshwater West Wales's premier surf beach: huge Atlantic sands, dunes, film fame — and genuinely dangerous swimming. Walk it, surf it, respect it.
  • Broad Haven South White sand, Church Rock offshore and the lily ponds behind — Bosherston's beautiful back door to the sea.
  • Barafundle Bay The golden cove with no road — half a mile's clifftop walk from Stackpole Quay, and regularly voted among Britain's best beaches.

Pubs, food & things to do

  • Pembroke Castle (attraction) West Wales's mightiest fortress and birthplace of Henry VII — huge round keep, wall-walks and Wogan's Cavern beneath.
  • Carew Castle & Tidal Mill (attraction) Norman castle turned Elizabethan mansion on the Carew river, with Wales's only restored tidal mill and a fine circular walk.
  • Bosherston Lily Ponds (attraction) Flooded limestone valleys of water lilies (best in June) winding down to Broad Haven South — otters at quiet hours.

Where it is

Mill Pond Mews sits at 51.6760, -4.9190 view on OpenStreetMap. No cookies or tracking scripts are loaded for the map.