The owners were lovely. Paul met us on arrival, friendly, helpful and pointed us in the right direction for walks, buses etc. the breakfast choice was unexpected and lovely- high class. The B & B is less than a minute walk from the lovely Castle pub (will be leaving a positive review for that too) on the front, quite yet we appreciated listening to the waves crash on the bay from our room. We have already recommended this accommodation to family/friends. Thank you for a pleasant stay.

Thought a little pricey but the standard of the breakfast and the room and the proximity to the beach made it understandable.

Our hosts were very accommodating and understanding. The breakfast was delicious - good big pot of hot coffee, crispy toast, plenty of fresh fruit, cooked breakfasts were excellent. The beds were very comfy and we had a lovely sea view. The cove itself is enchanting and straight out of an Enid Blyton adventure story.

Well the parking sometimes poses problems but that is the downside of staying in a charming village which predates the car. The exit from the car park on a hill bend is a bit tricky - I wondered if there is any way a mirror might be sited to help. But I am being picky here.

We were a group of four friends walking the Pembrokeshire coastal path and Little Haven was one of our overnight stops. The village is charming with stunning views and walks, and our stay in Pendyffryn manor was great. We had two beautifully appointed rooms on the first floor with the front room having views two ways out to the bay and the village. The beds were very comfortable and the shower worked well and tea and coffee were welcome. The breakfast was the best we had with superb omelette and eggs/bacon. Paul, the host is very approachable and helpful and gave me information during e mail exchange that made our travels easier, for example a luggage transfer service and the need to book for Skomer island to see the puffins on line (previously you could queue in person). There was also a book shelf with extremely useful travel books/maps with open access. The local pub serves really good food and the lobster rolls from Lobster and Mor remain an absolute treat.

If you arrive with a car, be aware that there is limited parking at the property (as in general for the whole village) and you will not find parking along the roadsides. There is a village car park where you may need to pay cash, as mobile phone reception is tricky in the village so downloading the carpark payment app becomes impossible. It is £6 for the day. Paul warns about this on his site.

The B&B has parking (although if limited there is village parking too). The owner was welcoming and nice. Our room (3) had a lovely view down to the harbour. There are two pubs in the village offering evening meals; we ate at both and the food and surroundings were good. I would recommend booking as they do get busy. At the B&B, the breakfast selection was more extensive than expected and well prepared. The dining room was bright and spacious and the service attentive. Our bedroom was warm, comfortable and quiet. We would recommend.

There is nothing to dislike. The location, welcome, accommodation, food were all excellent. The village has two good evening dining options and is well placed on the coastal pathway. How could Little haven improve? Reintroduce the coastal bus service - that way we could have seen more of the coast, and/or taken the bus one way and walked back. Some EV charging infrastructure would be useful - perhaps in the multiple pay and display car parks along the coast (like they have done in Scotland).

We, a group of 3, stayed for 1 night at Pendyffryn Manor B&B during our hike along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Overall, we hiked for two weeks and stayed in more than 10 accomodations, Pendyffryn Manor was one of our clear favourites! Our family room was cosy, nicely decorated and furnished, spacious and had everything we needed. Located under the roof of the building and overlooking Little Haven's harbour, you could easily think you are somewhere in the Meditterean instead of Wales. That being said, we were a little sad that we could only stay for one night and can easily imagine staying there for longer, enjoying the house and Little Haven and exploring the aream from there. We highly recommend Pendyffryn Manor B&B and its hosts to all visitors in the area, be it hikers or not. The B&B's hosts were great and kind! The breakfast room is gorgeous and the breakfast itself offers a lot of options and were taste-wise also in the top tier of all our our breakfasts in Pembrokeshire! We additionally had the option to order a lunch package for our next day's hike, which we gladly did and enjoyed it in our hike. Special note for hikers on the Coastal Path: The B&B is directly located on the path, so no need for additional miles. The small harbour and beach of Little Haven as well as its pubs and cafes are just a 2 minute walk down the hill from Pendyffryn Manor B&B.

location was fantastic. breakfast was excellent, cooked breakfast along with help yourself cereals/pastries/yoghurt/nuts etc. Room was small with no en suite but we had a private bathroom outside our room, tea/coffee/biscuits with a fridge that had cold water and fresh milk in. Staff very friendly.

Parking everywhere in Little Haven is limited. We parked in a public car park a few minutes walk away. They paid for our parking which was kind of them. This wasn’t an issue for us as we are a young couple. I can imagine the hill would be quite difficult if you have mobility issues

Exceptional breakfast with more options than I was expecting. Eggs Royal were delicious and they were kind enough to bring my little boy his porridge in a kids plate.

My initial interaction with the host wasn't pleasant, however this improved during our stay. The entrance foyer could do with a little tidy up, but otherwise there wasn't anything not to like. Lovely setting and very comfortable.

Experienced & welcoming host. Polite & efficient waitress at breakfast which had a good choice and very tasty. Comfortable mattress and pillows Great location, a few minutes from the beach and food/drink options. Peaceful with little passing traffic. Free parking. Sea view. Excellent reco for Saint Bride's Inn for dinner

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Lovely quiet and small but comfortable room, separate bathroom but that was fine as it was for use of our room only. Delicious breakfast and friendly host. Little Haven is in a delightful little cove, the village has a couple of nice pubs but if you want a different place to eat then Broad Haven is only 10 minutes walk away

B&B is in narrow steep lane, not enough parking for all rooms, so unloaded and parked in village car park which you can see from the B&B

Very nice situation in the centre of Little Haven with a very nice view from the room on Little Haven and the beach. Warm welcome at arrival. We also had the chance to be able to park in front of the b&b (but a parking free of charge with a card given by Paul is located near the b&b) Comfortable bedding. Clean room. Quiet. Delicious traditional English breakfast. A traditional b&b family managed as we like