This is a charming place to stay which we thoroughly enjoyed. The views of the estuary from the first floor were our favourite feature. The rear is essentially landscaped into the hill so also provides great views but could be hazardous in the wet. We visited in August so parking could be challenging but there was always somewhere within walking distance. I wouldn’t recommend for anyone with limited mobility but it was perfect for our family with kids of 9&13.

A simple and therefore beautiful Welsh cottage. We, a family with three teenage children, spent five nights in St. Dogmails. A somewhat negative review online and Joanna's comments about a few possible shortcomings or inconveniences (steep stairs and damp walls) did not deter us from looking forward to this holiday. It was really worth it. The steep stairs are indeed something to be aware of, and a dehumidifier is used for the damp wall... but we quickly forgot about that. The stairs lead to several small oases in the hillside garden with beautiful views. And when the rising sun shines into the bedroom over Cardigan Harbour early in the morning, you always wake up with a smile. For us, it was the ‘good morning cottage’ (but we also had beautiful weather all week).The flat itself tells so many details about the history and stories of this house. Nothing is staged. Joanna responded quickly and very kindly to minor problems and questions. The parking situation was not always easy, but the neighbours were open and understanding.We felt very comfortable. It was a wonderful holiday. Thank you.

This is a lovely little cottage in an idyllic location. Sitting out on the terrace, eating breakfast, as the sun rose, was a truly special experience. The second bedroom has a bunk bed with a double bed as the bottom bed. Understandably for a cottage of its age, and the fact it's hewn out of the side of the hillside, there's a dehumidifier running and the bathroom had a lingering damp smell. This shouldn't put you off booking though: the pros definitely outweigh the cons!

My family had a wonderful stay at this cozy cottage. Beautiful view of the estuary right outside the front door and a lovely garden out the back where we enjoyed many a peaceful cup of coffee.The cottage was quite accommodating to our family of five, with one of the bedrooms easily holding our three kids. We also appreciated the large library and collection of games. The kitchen was well stocked with all needed appliances. The location was a perfect jumping off point for exploring the coast with a beach only a few miles away. St. Dogmaels is worth exploring as well. There is a beautiful Abbey that hosts a local farmers market on Tuesdays not far from the cottage and an old flour mill where they make the most amazing bread! Joanna provided us with easy to follow check-in instructions, and directions to the cottage. If my travels bring me back to Wales one day, I would not hesitate to book this property again.