Idyllic retreat just a walk away from the spectacular Pembrokeshire coastal path, the magical Mill Haven and enchanting St. Brides Beach.
Dreamy days and starry nights in the luscious hot tub.
Take a boat trip from St. Martin's Haven, nearby to visit Skomer Island and spend time with the enchanting puffins, from April to the end of July. See what other sealife you can spot.
The most enchanting spot to take time out after relaxing in the blissful hot tub.
Take time away from it all in the simplicity of the 1940s Mess Room with the glorious antique wood-burner.
A touch of history marries seamlessly with modern equipment in the kitchen.
Enjoy the glorious outdoors at Officers' Quarters.
Take in the views from The Point in Little Haven.
Spot the delightful puffins from April - end of July.
Enjoy magical fireside moments under the starry skies. Jump into the bubbly hot tub in the moonlight.
Charming, spacious room with lovely 1940s detail.
Traditional wooden games make the ideal holiday pastime on rainy days.
Cosy surroundings in a magical setting.
Being one of southern Britain's largest breeding sites, hosting around 5.000 seals, spot them around Ramsey and Skomer Islands. They are adorable!
Wander back through the years in Officers' Quarters. The owners have lovingly recreated the nostalgia of the 1940s.
Private shower-room and WC for one of the double bedrooms.
Time for some leisurely pampering.
Comfort is key - quality mattresses and luxurious linen.
Time to slow down and relax.
A sweet twin or super-king 'zip and link' bed. Please state which you would prefer when booking.
Idyllic room with garden views.
One of two shower-rooms which will take you back in time....
Officers' Quarters is tastefully adorned with momentos from a time gone by.
A hushed night's sleep is promised.
These walls could tell a tale or two.
No air raid sirens here, just a hushed night's sleep after a perfect Pembrokeshire day.
Hot tub bliss after a day exploring the magnificent Pembrokeshire coast.
A quiet corner to sit and dream.
Spend the evening under Pembrokeshire's celebrated starry skies. Make wonderful memories in Officers' Quarters.
Gaze across the fields from this idyllic sunny spot. Relax in the hammocks with your favourite book.
...or perhaps relax on the sun-loungers. Bliss.
Back home for a laze in the hot tub or a nightcap under the stars. Just the ticket for those looking to switch off and unwind.
Fancy somewhere a little different to stay, in the heart of Pembrokeshire? This is the perfect hideaway for you.
Very nearby is the pretty seaside village of Little Haven. Sit in the sun on the Swann wall and enjoy your favourite tipple.
The sheltered beach at Dale is less than a five minute drive away. Perfect for water sports enthusiasts and for crabbing off the pontoon after a delicious breakfast at The Boatyard Cafe.
St. Brides beach, just down the road, with sand and rock pools to explore. The perfect place for an evening swim and a sunset barbeque.
The golden sands of Broad Haven Beach are close by. The perfect family beach with cafes, restaurants, well-stocked supermarket, rock pools, and amazing sunsets.
The sweeping landscape of spectacular Marloes Beach is just a short drive away, with endless golden sands and exhilarating surf.
Walk from Broad Haven to Little Haven at low tide. Swathes of golden sand and rolling surf. Nothing like a beach day!
Walk the coast path to the pretty seaside village of Little Haven, or take the very short drive. You will discover a sandy beach and many good eateries. At low tide stroll across the beach to Broad Haven.
Enjoy fish and chips and ice-creams, taking in the sea air and far reaching views on the sea front in Broad Haven. The perfect spot for magnificent sunsets.
Glorious Whitesands near St. Davids. Take a boat trip to spot the local sea life. You may see a pod of dolphins.
Magnificent St. David's cathedral. The mystical, small city has boutique shops to browse, galleries, good eateries and splendid beaches nearby.
Wander up The Point in Little Haven for magnificent sunsets.
Glorious Newgale just along the coast.
Enchanting Little Haven. Try the fresh seafood at the St. Brides Inn or a crab sandwich from Lobster and Mor.
Surfers and sea swimmers love the surf at Newgale or nearby West Dale.
Explore Pembroke Castle, the birth place of Henry VII.
Visit Tenby in the south of the county for the day. A bustling seaside town, glorious beaches, good eateries and a short boat ride away, the chance to visit Caldey Island.
Officers' Quarters
47593.3 miles W of Little Haven | Sleeps 6 + cot
15% off for parties of 4 + cot or less at certain times of the year, view offer...
7 Nights from £749
Mr Andrews Winter December 2025
Amazing place, amazing history! A special place that needs to be seen more and kept for years to come
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Thank you for your wonderful review highlighting the unique history of this amazing property. Sarah, Customer Support
Mr Holden April 2026
We had a great time. Really comfortable, interesting property the owners were great giving us a guided tour of the restored RAF radar station. Hot tub and nice outdoor area as well. Great location for exploring pembrokeshire.
Ms Allen April 2026
Absolutely stunning location, only a mile from the coast path for us as walkers, with local circular walks too for dogs. As a building with Historical charm, we felt it was well designed and provided for. Couldn’t fault the weather conditions. Would definitely stay in the larger of the two properties even though there was only 2 of us , using 2 of the three rooms. ...
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Mrs Everett June 2025
Officer's Quarters was beautifully furnished and was extremely comfortable. A great deal of effort has been made to maintain authenticity for the building with period furnishings and decor. Very comfortable beds and bedrooms. Very effective blackout curtains preventing early morning sunlight from waking me. Lovely private outdoor area with a view over fields. Very quiet location. I loved this place and really couldn't find any fault. The owners live nearby and are very friendly and helpful. John gave me a very interesting tour of the rest of the fascinating buildings....
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Mrs Brown May 2025
If you would like an “out-of-the-ordinary” stay at a well-appointed and comfortable property of historical importance in a quiet and beautiful part of the Pembrokeshire countryside, then look no further. The coastal path is nearby as are various local villages in which there are good places to eat. You will find John & Jane to be engaging hosts, and if you have an interest in wartime history, I’m sure that John will be delighted to tell you all about RAF Ripperston and the part it played helping to defend to defend the UK during WWll. All in all, highly recommended!...
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