Our beautiful five star cottage is located a short walk from the River Taf in the quiet, serene town of Laugharne, Carmarthenshire, Wales.

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Our accommodation comprises a Living room, dining room, kitchen, three double bedrooms, an attic room, bathroom and a cloakroom/wetroom. There is plenty of space to relax and unwind after a day spent exploring the beautiful area. The kitchen has a microwave, range cooker, fridge freezer, dishwasher and Cappuccino machine. Cots and Highchairs are also available.

You can view more details here about our  self catering cottage in Laugharne.

Yes, a conservatory leads out into a private landscaped South facing garden with a stunning water feature. You can enjoy the beautiful views that overlook Laugharne Castle. We have a barbeque which all our guests are welcome to use. There is also an ample seating area for you to relax.

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Our cottage has laundry facilities, including a washing machine and tumble dryer. They are always well stocked with washing powder and fabric softener for you to use. We can offer a daily cleaning service and towel change at an extra cost. We will be happy to advise you of these at the time of booking.

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We certainly do. Upon arrival, all our guests are greeted by our housekeeper, who will be happy to give you a tour of the cottage. You will be offered a choice of Welsh high tea or Champagne. We will also provide a selection of local savouries. We also provide toiletries, bathrobes and towels for our guests (beach towels are not provided). If you want to light the living room fire, we also provide logs. 

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Our cottage is fully equipped with all modern facilities. These facilities include Internet access (WiFi), Sky Television, a DVD collection, Wii and gaming station games and a vast selection of books. All our bedrooms have a flat-screen T.V and a hairdryer for your convenience. 

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Yes, it is a short, enjoyable walk away or approximately five minutes by car. 

Read more about  Dylan Thomas in Laugharne.

Dylan Thomas was born in Uplands, a suburb of Swansea in South Wales, he moved to Laugharne, and after living in a couple of properties in the town, he settled at the Boathouse with his wife Caitlin and his children.

After his death, Dylan Thomas' body was returned to his beloved Laugharne. His funeral and subsequent burial took place at St Mary's church. His beloved wife was buried next to him after her passing in 1994, aged 80 years.

Yes, you can enjoy the beauty of Pendine Beach, with beautiful sand and a lifeguard service on hand. It is also dog friendly.

There is so much to do in Laugharne and the surrounding areas. Some of the things to visit range from Dylan Thomas' Old Boathouse and writing shed, Laugharne Castle dates back to 1116, Pendine Sands, Kidwelly Castle, Llansteffan Castle.

The Original Tin Shed Experience inside the museum has a wide range of wartime collectables dating from 1915-1945. Browns Hotel is also worth a visit; Dylan Thomas enjoyed a drink here with his family and friends.

Find out more about  what to do in Laugharne.

Yes, this trail will take you to all the places that allow you to understand the life of Dylan Thomas. It will take you to the places he lived, frequented and of course his famous Boathouse and Writing Shed.

There are heritage walks in Laugharne. There is a coastal path that will take you around Laugharne, with many stunning and beautiful places along the way. 

If you follow the coastal path map, you will pass Laugharne castle, with its Giant medieval towers of stone guarding the remainder of the awe-inspiring 13th century Tudor castle turned mansion. 

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Carmarthenshire houses Aberglasney Gardens, which is home to a beautiful National Botanical Garden. See below for just some of the other attractions:
Biking in Pembrey Country Park
Shopping in Llandeilo
Y Sied Cookery and Gardening School
Dinefwr Park and Castle
Millennium Coastal Path
Heavenly Chocolate Emporium 
Dolaucothi Gold Mines
Dinefwr Park

Find more information here about reasons to visit Carmarthenshire.

Carmarthenshire is sometimes known as the Garden of Wales. It is home to Aberglasney Gardens, an almost smaller scale Welsh equivalent of the Lost Gardens of Heligan; it also homes a beautiful National Botanical Garden. Well worth a visit.

This stunning area is famous for its Roman heritage and connections to the legend of Merlin. The town was initially built on a Roman settlement. There are also free museums in Carmarthen that are home to centuries of treasures, including Egyptian artefacts, mammoth bones, and an abundance of ancient Roman gold.

Laugharne is a small town on the River Taf, which is one of three rivers that flow into the estuary and on into Carmarthen Bay.