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Coedllys Country House B&B is proud to have been awarded the following awards and reviews since opening as a 5 star B&B. Each award/review is detailed in full, please click the link in the text to read about each item.
 Visit Wales "Gold" Award 2010. |
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| The only "Gold" Award in Carmarthenshire. One of only 25 in the whole of Wales |
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| Visit Wales "Gold" Award 2009. |
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| The only "Gold" Award in Carmarthenshire. One of only 20 in the whole of Wales |
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| Visit Wales "Gold" Award 2008. |
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| The only "Gold" Award in Carmarthenshire. One of only 22 in the whole of Wales |
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 Visit Wales |
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| September 2007 |
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| Visit Wales 5 Star Award 2001, 2002, 2003. 2004. 2005.2006.2007 |
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 AA 5 Star Award: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007.
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| September 2007 |
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Awarded AA Best Guest Accommodation In Wales Award 2005.
Read more about our AA award ceremony.... more |
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| Bringing Tourism Business to Wales Award 2006. Carmarthenshire Tourist Association. |
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Nominated Tourism Personality Award 2005. Carmarthenshire Tourist Association
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| A View of Wales |
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| Spring/Summer 2006 |
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Rachel Meddowes – Lifestyle editor of HARPERS & QUEEN wrote an article for
A View of Wales 2006.
“The rooms ooze traditional comfort….I found antique furniture, piles of novels and magazines to read….baskets of beauty goodies….. The Harbers love to cook and serve delicious breakfasts with eggs from the chickens in the yard…..
Every aspect of cosiness has been thought through and executed perfectly”.
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| February 2006 |
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| Journalist - Justine Hankins.
Visitors to West Wales have a habit of haring across Carmarthenshire .. yet the county has plenty of enchantments of its own… framed by the Brecon Beacons and Cambrian Mountains.. there’s lots to do. But where to sleep?...Coedllys Country House a renovated Farmhouse…with a cottage garden filled with ducks chickens, flower pots cartwheels, swinging seats…. This is home from home.
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| September 2004 |
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Weekend visitors to west Wales have a habit of haring across Carmarthenshire without so much as a gift shop stop while en route to the cliffs, coves and pretty seaside villages of neighbouring Pembrokeshire. Yet the county has plenty of enchantments of its own. Carmarthenshire is framed by the Brecon Beacons national park to the east, the Cambrian mountains to the north and miles of sandy beaches along the south coast.
Dubbed the garden of Wales, this fertile region is also a centre of the culinary Cymru renaissance (Llanboidy cheese with laver bread is well worth a nibble). So there's lots to do and eat, but where are you going to sleep?
Coedllys Country House near St Clears is a renovated farmhouse in 12 acres of open countryside. There are only three guest rooms, which allows proprietors Valerie and Keith Harber to offer a personal, kindly-distant-relatives' touch. When they're not attending to guests or looking after the goats, ponies and donkeys in their mini animal sanctuary, the Harbers run week-long courses on how to manage a successful bed and breakfast business.
It's a busy lizzy place with a cottage garden filled with ducks, chickens, flower pots, cartwheels, old ploughs and swinging seats.
Inside is a sweet pea combustion of floral print, chintz cushions, rustic touches and Victorian flourish with enough chamber pots and bed warmers to supply a first world war field hospital.
The bespoke cooked breakfast - eggs donated by the clutch of hens roaming freely about the place - is accompanied by umpteen types of cereal and jam. The sizeable bedrooms are supplied with fresh fruit, chocolate from the nearby Pembertons Welsh chocolate farm and a choice of tea and coffee to suit all conceivable tastes and there are well-stocked pamper baskets in the bathroom.
This is home from home; assuming that your home is stuffed with nice and old sturdy wooden furniture, comfy antique beds and has been pepper-sprayed with nick-nacks, and, of course, that you own a peacock.
Llangynin, nr St Clears, Carmarthenshire (01994 231455, www.coedllyscountryhouse.co.uk) £32.50pp per night. £15/£21 for a two-/three-course dinner by arrangement.
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| October 2005 |
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The award-winning B&B's are all in attractive rural areas.
Coedllys Country House is tucked away in a tranquil setting at St Clears in Carmarthenshire,
in 12 acres of countryside, overlooking farmland and its own wooded valley. Prices start at £32.50 a night and discounts are on offer for stays of four nights or mor
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 BBC Homes and Antiques Magazine |
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| February 2006 |
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 Western Mail |
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| February 2005 |
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| The AA Hospitality Awards |
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| February 2005 |
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We are proud to be awarded the winner award for the best guest accomodation in Wales for 2005 by the AA.
This award, introduced in 1994, represents the AA inspectors' personal choice, somewhere they might choose to stay themselves, or would enthusiastically recommend to friends and family. Introduced in 1994, the award is the pinnacle of achievemeny for B&B's in England and Wales.
The inspectors consider location, quality of fittings, and standards of food, as well as less tangible elements such as warmth and hospitality.
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