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Coedllys Country House, Carmarthenshire, Wales

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Sleeps: 6

Coedllys Country House - a multi award winning bed and breakfast is tucked away in the heart of Carmarthenshire – overlooking its own woodland valley and rolling green farmland. This stunning bed and breakfast near St. Clears, Carmarthenshire is not remote - beautiful beaches, coastal paths, Dylan Thomas’s Laugharne, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion are but a short drive away – Coedllys is a beautifully renovated Georgian farmhouse and offers superb luxury bed and breakfast accommodation.

From the moment you arrive to a warm welcome, and depart with a fond farewell our priority is you, the guest. We want to make you feel welcomed, pampered and special. We will do all that we can to make your first and subsequent visits to Coedllys are something you will always remember and a place you look forward to visiting time after time. Coedllys Country House is the ultimate in Carmarthenshire’s bed and breakfast accommodation, offering romantic candle lit suppers, heated indoor swimming pool, sauna and fitness equipment. Special attention to detail is evident everywhere.

Take afternoon tea with home-made Welsh cakes served in our guest sitting room for guests arriving between 3.30 and 5.30pm.If you want that ultimate hideaway then Coedllys has to be on your shortlist. Tranquillity, luxury and comfort await you.Should you be planning something special - be it a birthday, anniversary, a romantic break or just time away - then Coedllys Country House is the place to be. We will ensure that everything is the very best it can be.Last minute offers - 5% discount for bookings made this week.

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Last minute offers - 5% discount for bookings made this week.

Contact Details

Mrs V Harber Coedllys Uchaf Llangynin St. Clears Carmarthenshire SA33 4JY	Tel: 01994 231455
	Mob: xxxxx xxxxxx
	Fax: 01994 231441
	email: enquiries@coedllyscountryhouse.co.uk Website: www.coedllyscountryhouse.co.uk

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Local Area, Regional Information and Nearby Travel Facilities

Local Area/Regional Information		Nearby Travel facilities
Carmarthen is a busy and thriving Norman market town, situated in the heart of Carmarthenshire between the Brecon Beacons National Park and the beautiful green fields, rivers and woodlands to the west of the county. The town is renowned for the market in the precinct. Here you will find stalls selling produce from Swansea to Cardigan Bay, cheeses from Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire, local organic foods, farmhouse salt bacon, sausages, delicious cockles from the south wales beaches and the renowned laver bread. Carmarthen is a great place for shopping and can also boast all the big high street names as well as a good selection of quality local businesses. There are over 80 pubs in the town and many fine restaurants in which to try the local produce. Carmarthen is Wales's oldest town with a history extending back over two thousand years. Romans had inhabited the area and built their westernmost fort here in AD 75-77, after that a wider settlement quickly developed. When the Romans left the town that they called Maridunum it became a centre of the Welsh community, there is evidence of a Celtic church dedicated to St. Teulyddog. Some one thousand years later in AD 1094 William fitz Baldwin and his Norman army arrived in the town and built Rhyd-y-Gors castle. The castle must have dominated the mediaeval town just as the Roman fort had dominated the earlier Welsh settlement. The castle has been destroyed several times in its history and has always been rebuilt. It was subject to a number of attacks during the 12th century, sacked by Llewellyn the Great, besieged by Owain Glyndwr in the Welsh Rebellion of the early C15th and beseiged again during the English civil war. The Roman town's layout is preserved in the modern street pattern to the east of St Peter's Church, whereas the evidence of the Norman occupation, the Castle, is situated on a rocky knoll overlooking the River Tywi.		Carmarthen Railway Station: 13 miles Carmarthen Bus Station: 13 Miles Cardiff Airport: 60 miles http://www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/english/transport/buses/

Activities/Attractions

Dylan Thomas Boat House - Laugharne
Dylan Thomas spent the last years of his life here. Now it is dedicated and a tribute to the writer. Visual presentations, literature and refreshments are available nearby. To commemorate the anniversary of Dylan's death in 1953, the boat house has recently undergone extensive restoration.

Millennium Coastal Path - Llanelli
The Millennium Coastal cycle path, part of the National Cyclepath Network meanders through approximately 20 miles of local coastline, passing through local areas of interest.

Places include Kidwelly Castle, the Penclawydd Wildfowl Centre, and the Loughor Estuary with views of the Mumbles peninsular south of Swansea.

Nearby Pembrey Motorsport Centre provides varied motorsport activities including Formula Ford, go-karting and car racing.

National Botanical Gardens - Llanarthney
The Garden of Wales is the first national botanic garden to be created in the United Kingdom for over 200 years. It is also an exciting new institution for Wales which aims to heighten visitors' awareness and understanding of the natural and manmade world. It is a place of international significance dedicated to conservation, horticulture, science, education, leisure and the arts.

As a landmark Millennium project, the Garden of Wales links the history of the last millennium with the present. It is set in the former 18th century regency park of Middleton Hall in Carmarthenshire, a 568 acre estate on the edge of the Tywi valley. The Garden enjoys a pollution free environment, spectacular views of the surrounding countryside and a rich cultural heritage.

Aberglasney Botanical Gardens - Llangathen

Spectacularly set in the beautiful Tywi valley of Carmarthenshire, Aberglasney Gardens have been an inspiration to poets since 1477. The story of Aberglasney spans many centuries, but, the house's origins are still shrouded in obscurity.

Aberglasney Gardens cover approximately 10 acres, including two woodlands. Firm gravel pathways connect all elements of the garden and wheelchair users are able to visit most of the areas within the garden.

The National Wetland Centre Wales

Stretching over 450 acres on the Burry Inlet, this magnificent mosaic of lakes, pools and lagoons is home to countless wild species as diverse as dragonflies and Little Egrets. Plus over 650 of some of the world’s most spectacular ducks, geese, swans and flamingos, many so tame they feed from the hand.

Families can have hours of fun in the indoor, interactive Millennium Discovery Centre and children can crawl and slide through the unique tunnels of Water Vole City.

During spring and summer months visitors can explore previously inaccessible watery expanses on our Canoe Safari or hop aboard one of our fleet on bicycles and explore the Millennium Wetlands on our Bike Trail. (Bike Trail open Easter to end October, Canoe Safari open Easter to end September. Both activities are available every day throughout the school holidays and on weekends during term time).

Or visitors can simply relax in the comfort of the Estuary Café and enjoy delicious home cooked food, panoramic views and amazing wildlife.

Contact Details:

T: 01554 741087

The National Trust - Stackpole Beach
Stackpole, a 325-hectare coastal estate in South West Pembrokeshire consists of beautiful and varied landscape in the Pembrokeshire National Park.

The National Trust - Colby Woodland Garden

Beautiful woodland garden with year-round interest.

One of the best collections of rhododendrons and azaleas in Wales Open and wooded pathways through the valley offer lovely walks Set in a tranquil and secluded valley.

St Davids - the worlds smallest city
St Davids Pembrokeshire Wales is a beautiful and unique city surrounded by some of the finest coastline in Europe.

Oakwood Leisure Park
Not quite Disneyland, but its one of Pembrokeshire's largest attractions. Oakwood is a great day out for the whole family and caters for all tastes when it comes to enjoyment and thrill seeking. From the white knuckle rides such as Hydro and Megaphobia to the more gentle family rides as treetops coaster and bobsleigh, there is something for everyone.

Tariff

Bed & Breakfast Tariff 2010
Rates based on two people sharing twin/double room

Low Season – 1st October 2009 – 31st March 2010 B&B.
Double/twin £45.00 per person - based on two people sharing per night – B&B.
High season rates apply 27th December – 2nd January.

Low season breaks – discount.
4 nights or more stay double/twin £40.00 per person based on two people sharing per night B & B.

High Season rates – 1st April – 30th September 2010.
Double/twin £50.00 per person – based on two people sharing room per night – B & B

High season breaks
4 nights or more stay double/twin £45.00 per person - based on two people sharing per night B&B.

Single occupancy double/twin room Bed & breakfast.
Low season £57.50 per night – 4 or more nights £52.50 per night B&B.
High season £62.00 per night – 4 or more nights £57.50 per night B&B.

BANK HOLIDAYS ARE CHARGED AT HIGHER RATE – MINIMUM 2 NIGHT STAY.

Eating in
Two course meals are available Monday, Wednesday and Friday – by prior arrangement at a cost of £20.00. There will be occasions when evening meals are not available on these days. Please check when booking. We have excellent restaurants locally and will be happy to make a reservation for you should you wish.
Home made soup and sandwiches are available every evening at a cost of £10.00 per person – by prior arrangement. Packed lunches available – at a cost of £8.00 per person. Please advise us of your requirements on booking.

Children
Coedllys is not suitable for children under 12 years.

Dogs
One well behaved dog welcome at a cost of £5.00 per night – Conditions apply.

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Mrs V Harber
Coedllys Uchaf
Llangynin

St. Clears
Carmarthenshire
SA33 4JY

Tel: 01994 231455
Mob: xxxxx xxxxxx
Fax: 01994 231441

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