No.5 Main Street is a tastefully decorated, comfortable, private space within our family home that has its own entrance, hallway, bathroom with shower, dining area, seating area, adjoining bedroom and tea & coffee making facilities. *Please note there are no cooking and washing up facilities in the room. The guest suit is on the ground floor and wheelchair accessible. There is a key safe close to the entrance for self check-in. With private off road parking, we also have a large lockable garage and are happy to store kayaks, bicycles, motorcycles and camping equipment safely during your stay.

Hi 👋 we are Emma & Owain and we’re very new to being guest house hosts, but also very excited to welcome guests to our lovely home in the middle of beautiful Llangwm village. We only moved into No.5 at the end of last year (2023), and are still discovering the area ourselves. The walks down to, and along, the river are simply stunning. I am a keen bird spotter and Owain has joined the Llangwm rowing group, so we spend a lot of time enjoying the river. We thank you for your interest in our guesthouse and hope you make a booking so that you can explore this beautiful part of Wales yourselves. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Located in the centre of Llangwm village, No.5 is a stones-throw away from the church and village green, and only a 3 minute walk away from the Cleddau Ddu river. The beautiful river’s edge walks offer plenty of wildlife to observe, and high-tide on a summers evening is a must. Most of the river is flanked by woodlands which contain a multitude of walks and riverside villages to explore. Llangwm cricket and rugby clubs are very well established with regular cricket matches played throughout the summer season. The church Flower Festival (June) and Llangwm Literary Festival (August) are also not to be missed! The tourist brown sign pub and restaurant, The Cottage Inn, is a two minute walk away, and is very popular with locals and tourists. The Jolly Sailor pub on the west side of the Cleddau bridge, and The Ferry Inn on the east side are accessible by car and also very popular. There are also many cycling routes to discover with an off-road wildlife track running between Haverfordwest and Neyland. If fishing is your passion, Puddleduck Trout Fishery is only a five minute drive away. Recommended beaches such as Saundersfoot, Tenby and Barafundle Bay are to the southeast, and Little Haven, Broad Haven and Dale are to the Southwest, and all are within around half an hours drive away, making Llangwm a fairly central set off point for south Pembrokeshire tourist destinations. Pembrokeshire also has 12 castles to choose from and 2 woollen mills with Solva Woollen Mill being the oldest working mill in the county. Take a walk around the lily ponds trail at Stackpole and explore the dunes and pools of Mere Pool Valley behind (east) Broadhaven beach. With so much to see and do, one week won’t be enough, so you’d better book two! 😄