Pant Y Iorwg is a peaceful, charming barn conversion deep in the Pembrokeshire countryside (Wales); just on the edge of the Pembrokeshire National Coastal Park.

Perfect for families as it sleeps 6 or for couples who would like some extra space.

We specialise in providing the perfect accommodation for dog lovers. Whether it is the fully enclosed 6ft gardens, the 2-acre fenced field, the dog wash or dog kennels; we have something for everyone. Plus with a dog welcome pack and absolutely no limits on dog numbers; we welcome dog familes of every size and shape! (Can you beat our record of 33 huskies coming to stay??!).

Everything you need for a perfect stay including equipped kitchen, log burner, double bedroom, twin room, mezzanine sleeping area and bathroom. Fully enclosed garden & parking PLUS fenced field for off-lead fun with your dog.
🐾 Unlimited dogs welcome free of charge;
🐾 XLs welcome;
🐾 6ft fencing around gardens;
🐾 2 acre play field with stock fencing with solid earth bank hedges behind;
🐾 New 6ft fenced dog park coming soon;
🐾Solid washable tile flooring;
🐾 Dog wash and kennels available;
🐾 Dog welcome pack to use during your stay;
🐾 Yes dogs allowed on sofa;
🐾 Yes dogs allowed on bed (please bring own sheets/duvet cover etc);
🐾 Yes dogs allowed in every room;
🐾 Only 10 miles to the nearest beach (and there are over 50 beaches and coves in Pembrokeshire)

Why stay with us? We are the perfect place to explore all of Pembrokeshire. Did you know it has over 50 coves and beaches, just waiting for you to discover? Plus, we are right on the edge of the National Park with miles and miles of wonderful walks.

Looking for something to do with children? There are so many castles to explore (lots are free to enter e.g. Narberth if you want to keep the costs down.) if you have budding knights and princesses. For very small ones, there is Folly Farm or perhaps they would enjoy Dr Beynon's Bug Farm. For older children / teens, there are so many outdoor options from paddle boarding tours, surf lessons, kayaking, Tenby ghost walks, boat trips and more, If you like your history, there are lots of prehistoric standing stones and ancient walks across the National Park.

Don't want to take the dogs with you? We have safe secure kennels on site. But you will find almost everywhere welcomes dogs in Pembrokeshire, including our local (a community owned pub), the Crymych Arms.