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Crug Glas 5 Star Country Guest House


Crug-Glas luxury country house is a mixed working farm of approximately 600 acres. We have dairy cows, beef and cereals and we consider ourselves to be a traditional family farm working alongside nature.

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Crug Glas 5 Star Country House Hotel

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During your stay you are welcome to make use of the drawing room where you'll find daily papers, videos and books.

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Breakfast is served to your needs, just let me know the night before the time you require your breakfast. A cooked breakfast is always available. Dinner is available every night

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All the rooms at Crug-Glas are en-suite and provide accommodation of the highest standard with many little 'extras' in the rooms for your added pleasure

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Address: Abereiddy
Town search: St Davids
County: Pembrokeshire
Post Code: SA62 6XX
Telephone - please mention Let's Stay South West Wales: 01348 831302
Email: Click here to email Crug Glas
Website: http://www.crug-glas.co.uk

Accreditation: Welsh Tourist Board 5 stars
Accommodation categories:
Bed & Breakfasts
Farm Holidays
Guest Houses
Hotels
Restaurant with Rooms
Romantic
Unique


Details: We are about a mile inland from the coast and being so far west, situated on the end of St. Davids Peninsula, the sunsets in the evening are stunning. The sun going down behind Penberi rocks is absolutely breathtaking and has inspired many local artists.

Crug-Glas has a great amount of history attached to it, in the 12th century the farm is mentioned in the 'Black Book of St. Davids'. This book is an accurate account of many of the farms, manors and estates in the locality naming the owners and tenants of the time. Crug-Glas is reputed to have been one of the many 'seats' (residences) of the Bishop of St. Davids. The farm remained in the hands of the Church for many centuries and it was eventually sold in the early 1900's.

You'll find fascinating records of the history of the house, farm and the families who lived here in the books on the coffee table in the drawing room, on a personal note my mother was brought up in this house (her maiden name is Harries), her family moved to another farm when she was thirteen years old then my husband's family (the Evans family) moved in. What a coincidence that Perkin and I met, married and live here!

We sincerely hope you will enjoy your stay at Crug-Glas and we shall endeavor to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible.

Rooms
All the rooms at Crug-Glas are en-suite and provide accommodation of the highest standard with many little 'extras' in the rooms for your added pleasure. During your stay you are welcome to make use of the drawing room where you'll find daily papers, videos and books.

The views from the house and grounds are spectacular, over open countryside with the sea in the distance. The house is surrounded by beautiful lawns and mature trees, giving an atmosphere of total relaxation and peace

Restaurant
Breakfast is served to your needs, just let me know the night before the time you require your breakfast. A cooked breakfast is always available. Dinner is available every night. We are licensed to sell alcohol and are able to offer a fine selection of quality wines. Everything that is on offer on the menu has been prepared and cooked in the kitchen here using the finest local produce available whether it be from the sea or off the land.

The menu changes on a daily basis, please find below a sample of what we can tempt you with:

Prawns cooked in a delicate aromatic sauce of tomatoes, cream and mild spices. Served on a bed of pasta
Traditionally cooked Roast Beef, Lamb or Pork Valentine
Rack of Lamb served with a honey and mustard glaze
Fillet of Pork stuffed with apricots, onions and herbs served with apricot brandy and cream sauce
Breast of chicken cooked in cream with leeks and mushrooms
Fillet of Salmon, served with a prawn sauce
This is a small sample of the food we offer. Every night there is a choice of starters, main course and sweets.

Attractions
Crug-Glas is well situated for touring all of Pembrokeshire.

There are many attractions in the vicinity such as St. Davids - the smallest city in Britain - beautiful beaches and the Coast Path to be explored, and many local cottage crafts, from cheese-making to working woolen mills.

We are only 2 miles from the coastal path at Abereiddy and 3 miles from St Davids and Solva.

Tariff
Bed and breakfast: £80 - £130 per room per night.

Rooms are ready from 3.00pm, earlier by prior arrangement.

A la carte evening meals are available in our restaurant.

Please note we are non-smoking and do not accommodate children under 12 years of age.

Packed lunches are also available, all we ask is that you give us a few hours notice.

Location
You'll find Crug-Glas just off the A487 St Davids to Fishguard road, about two miles south of Croesgoch. and first left after Carnhedryn if approached from St Davids.

Features:
Local Attractions
Open Fires
Nearby Pub
Evening Meals
No Smoking
Car Parking
Garden Area
Fantastic Coastline
Nearby Beaches

Dining Facilities:
Breakfast
Evening Meals

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