Think glorious sunny beach days and big blue skies, or a winter break with crashing waves, brisk beach walks, cosy country pubs, the stillness of St Davids cathedral and cosy nights in together. Ty Rhos has it all.
Spellbinding sea views from the sitting-room 1.
Curl up in front of the fire and enjoy holiday treats.
Slow mornings and leisurely breakfasts before a day exploring.
Ty Rhos offers versatile accommodation incorporating a separate second sitting-room, fifth bedroom, shower-room, kitchen and utility-room on the lower ground floor, accessed from the house and car parking area.
Soak in the bath and take in the views from the ground floor bathroom.
Perfect spot for a sundowner or sunny breakfast.
Surrounded by the spectacular Pembrokeshire coast.
All you need and more to cook up a feast.
Sink into the luxurious sofas and relax.
Gaze across the coast from the half-landing.
Bliss after a dip in the sea or on a stormy winter's night.
Holiday chef heaven.
Elegant Ty Rhos offers private parking, spacious accommodation and glorious views. The ideal base for exploring the magnificent beauty of the surrounding area.
Try fresh local ingredients for some tasty cooking.
Climb the stairs and take in the far reaching coastal view.
Original features throughout blend with the comforts of modern living.
Gather around the dining-room table for unhurried holiday meals and fun board games.
Stunning views across the coast. Discover glorious beaches and the coastal path from Ty Rhos.
Climb the stairs to the three double first floor bedrooms, a single bedroom and family bathroom.
Airy family bathroom on the first floor with a sea view.
The spacious captain's room with sea views.
Take time out in the captain's room with a good book, gazing at the views.
Slow, blissful holiday mornings.
Ornate, ornamental, original fireplaces adorn the three bedrooms.
Take a shower or a bath in the family bathroom on the first floor.
Sweet single room on the first floor.
Comfortable beds with quality linen.
Original, gorgeous ornamental fireplace in the king-size room located to the front of the house.
Sweet dreams.
Time for some holiday pampering.
Double bedroom located next to the bathroom on the first floor.
Sleep tight after a day in the fresh Pembrokeshire sea air.
Time for some downtime.
Sympathetically furnished throughout.
Second sitting-room on the lower ground floor, accessed via steps inside the house, or on ground level from the car parking area.
Double room on the lower ground floor, with a shower-room, kitchen. sitting-room and utility-room on the same level.
Enjoy some holiday pampering in the lower ground shower-room.
Take a refreshing shower after a day on the beach in the lower ground shower-room.
Very useful utility-room on the lower ground level.
Relax in the sunshine on the private patio, via which the lower ground level incorporating a sitting-room. double room, shower-room and utility-room may be accessed without using the stairs.
From Ty Rhos take the short walk to all the amenities and choice of good eateries in the town, or stroll down the hill to the harbour at Lower Town.
Spot seals and dolphins from Strumble Head.
Enchanting Pwllgwaelod. Enjoy fish and chips at the old smuggler's pub, Sailor's Safety.
The unspoilt beauty of glorious Whitesands Beach near St Davids.
Explore the majestic Preseli Hills, Llys y Fran Dam and try Tafarn Sinc for the tastiest lunch in Pembrokeshire's highest pub.
The sheltered cove at Cwm yr Eglws.
Wander down the hill to sandy Goodwick Beach, stopping for the tastiest lunch al fresco, in the summer months at The Shack. Take in the ever-changing sea views.
Children love the play park next to Goodwick Beach, icecreams and souvenirs in the Ocean Lab nearby.
Spectacular Newgale beach, great for surfers and beachcombers.
Magnificent St Davids' cathedral. The Refrectory Cafe serves delicious Mamgu welshcakes and the most delicious lunch. Musical events are held throughout the year.
Ty Rhos
6079Fishguard | Sleeps 9 + cot*
7 Nights from £850
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Steeped in history and recently renovated, this welcoming pub offers a traditional, seasonal menu every day of the week. Children and dogs are welcome and there's a large decked area with outdoor seating. Quiz nights and regular live music events take place regularly.
Nearby beach
A sand and shingle beach divided by wooden groynes and a narrow promenade where you can walk out (with care) to admire the view of the bay. A good place to see the occasional seal, it's also the place to go for a spot of early evening fishing. Dogs are allowed year round. Parking is either road side or in the large pay and display car park on the other side of the road.
Nearby walk
This beautiful garden offers a wonderful opportunity to walk around its six acres with plenty of sitting places to watch and observe wildlife.
Nearby town
Split into two distinctive sections, the town comprises of the old harbour of Lower Town and the main town of Fishguard on the cliff top. Situated in the heart of North Pembrokeshire, the area is renowned for its natural beauty, cafes and pubs and is the perfect place to take in the coastal path.
Also nearby
Situated on the coastal path, this bar, restaurant and coffee house is perfectly situated for a drink or meal. Food is traditional pub grub and children are welcome.
September 2024
A great place for lunch
We visited the Rose and Crown for lunch, when spending the day in and around Goodwick and Fishguard. A varied menu, excellent food and great staff, we would certainly recommend it.
An old smugglers pub situated on the beach and the ideal spot for refreshments whether you are spending the day locally or walking the coast path. With lots of outdoor seating it's the perfect place to soak up the summer sun.
September 2026
Gorgeous spot to enjoy a drink
We ate at the Sailor's Safety during our week's stay on the headland and had a few drinks on the days we spent on that stretch of beach. Really friendly staff and beautiful grounds to sit in. There was live music one evening and the whole space felt welcoming and homely.
October 2025
Cute pub
Nice pub, short walk from our accommodation. Limited opening hours. Sunday roast good value - beef a bit tough and fatty. Staff pleasant.
June 2023
The Old Sailors.
A great place for a drink and a bite to eat after completing the Dinas headland walk. Always found the staff friendly and helpful. Pros. Dogs must be kept on a lead in pub and the garden. Cons. Cannot always depend on the opening hours.
October 2021
Lovely location
Opening times for food are very hit and miss but very enjoyable once tbere
Here you'll find a bakery, bar and cafe all rolled into one. The wood fired pizzas are worth a visit but do check their opening times before you travel.
A traditional pub with a great reputation for good food, especially pizza night and Sunday roast. There's an outside area for warmer weather, children and dogs are welcome.
A warm welcome awaits at this friendly cafe open for breakfast and lunch. The hot chocolate is recommended along with their homemade cakes.
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