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About Nythfa Guest House
Nythfa guest house dates back to 1830 and is situated on an elevated position overlooking Saundersfoot bay. The guest and breakfast rooms both overlook Glen Beach which is only a minute walk from the house, where you can also join the Pembrokeshire Coastal path. The Deluxe suite has Juliette windows that overlook the garden.
Tenby is about 3 ½ miles away. There is a bus service from the village to many local attractions. Saundersfoot village is a 3 minute walk, (if you don’t stop to look at the view!) and has many shops, restaurants, pubs and water sports facilities, to suit all tastes.
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