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level pitches within walking distance of the beach. The site is 2 miles from St Davids.
Head in the direction of St Justinians and follow the signs.
Crug Glas
( 01348-831302;
www.crug-glas.co.uk
; Abereiddy; r £100-180; )
Crug Glas is a very special place
to stay. This opulent country house set on a big working farm offers rooms decked out in a
grand manner with pastel hues, rich fabrics, ornate beds, enormous bathrooms and elegant
period grandeur. But don't worry chaps, the 21st century does exist here and you'll find a
TV and CD player to play with. In keeping with the style, the evening meals are exquisite.
From St Davids follow the A487 towards Fishguard for 4 miles to get here.
GUESTHOUSE
££
Ramsey House
( 01437-720321;
www.ramseyhouse.co.uk
; Lower Moor; r £115; )
The young owners have cre-
ated a fashionable boutique-style B&B from their new house on the outskirts of St Davids,
which is still only a short stroll from the town centre. The six rooms are all different but
feature bold wallpapers, contemporary chandeliers, silky throws and goose down duvets,
as well as stylish bathrooms.
B&B
££
Coach House
( 01437-720632;
www.thecoachhouse.biz
; 15 High St; s/d £65/90; )
The bright, simple rooms at
the Coach House are just part of its appeal. Friendly and helpful hosts, excellent break-
fasts and its central location all conspire to make it one of St Davids' better options.
There's also a small cottage at the back sleeping up to five people, which makes a good
base for families.
B&B
££
Bryn Awel
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B&B
££
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( 01437-720082;
www.brynawel-bb.co.uk
; 45 High St; s/d £70/85)
A pretty little terraced house on the
main street, Bryn Awel has small but cosy rooms (all en suite). The owners are keen out-
doors enthusiasts, and can advise on the best local spots for walking and birdwatching.
Alandale
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B&B
££
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