Cardigan Hotel Guide - Poppit Sands Beach hotels in Cardigan, United Kingdom.

"Fantastic view. I booked it for the gym but as with a lot of hotels, their gym is very basic , old and in need of servicing. It seems they have spent more money on a large TV than on the equipment. Its small and cramped with no free weights Having said that , there was never anyone in it , so either they took one look and left of they dont have the type of cliental that are regular gym goers. Our accommodation was self catering and comfortable and had everything we needed and as I said the most spectacular view. Would recommend to others if they went gym goers "

"Great location on the high street. Very comfortable and clean room. Nice breakfast. Ideal for an overnight like we did"

"Overall excellent holiday venue. Clean and peaceful site amazing views. Staff helpful and friendly."

"Lovely cosy house in a nice quiet location."

"Beautiful warm clean and comfortable house very pet friendly as well everything possible was catered for xxxxx"

"The pool and hot tub beers great just a shame of wet mattress in the double room and could do with lamp s and TV 😁 n all rooms but stay was really nice "

"A large property, well set up and brilliantly located near Poppit Sands. The rooms are a good size and the kitchen well equipped. There's a secure rear garden which is also a sheltered sun trap. Hosts friendly. Lots of places to eat. Short walk to the Teifi Waterside Hotel or short drive into St D's. But best of all, a short walk along a track between the rise and sand dunes to a 1/2 mile wide beach "

"Lots of good things about this place. Spacious well equipped good location. Things that was not as good as I would like. Dust in places the rear door was dirty, the patio needed a clean. The wood furniture needed a clean and a stain. The conservatory roof and gutters where green with algae and some brambles. They did not make a lot of difference but took it from superb to good. Was a quiet area. Re driveway it is steep but there is flat parking across the road. Could have steps to go up, if you weren't as steady on your feet."