The Old Rectory, Newport, Pembrokeshire, West Wales

Sleeps 4 up to 26 in the Old Rectory and the adjoining cottage with dining together in the Rectory for up to 26
Dining for 50 in Studio, 120 with Marquee
The Old Rectory sleeps 14 (plus 4 in 2 sofa beds)
The Sunny Retreat Cottage sleeps 4 (plus 4 in 2 sofa beds)

It is possible to book just the Rectory for up to 18 or just the Cottage for up to 8. Please enquire. For the most up to date calendar and rates please check our own website.

These adjoining architect-designed and sympathetically renovated properties retain historic charm and many original features. Attention to detail ensures that you are provided with everything you need in this charming holiday accommodation which has been consistently awarded 4* by Visit Wales, 5* Tripadvisor. Our new beautiful huge game/function studio in our one acre of landscaped, very colourful garden.

Sleeping 18 across the 2 properties in beds, with room for 8 extra guests in sofa beds, making a maximum of 26. This is the perfect option for large families, groups of friends on holiday together, or for corporate groups looking for space to reflect. Children are well-provided for, and larger groups can benefit from separate space for those requiring a little extra privacy or peace and quiet.

Living space is generous, with two sitting areas in the Old Rectory, and open fires provide a cosy and relaxing atmosphere. A well-stocked library and a piano provide ready-made entertainment. A large dining room can accommodate large groups, and the well-equipped kitchen has all you need to cater for everyone with ease.

7 bathrooms and a utility room equipped for laundry complete the exceptional accommodation.

From almost every room there are stunning views of Newport Bay, the Irish Sea beyond and, to the rear, the mountains of Pembrokeshire.

Outside, guests can enjoy the breathtaking views and surrounding countryside from the acre of private garden, beautifully planted with wild flowers and with plenty of space for outside dining and barbecues. Further afield are valleys, woods and the coastal path waiting to be explored.