Holey Moley Lodge - 2 Bedroom

We left before our stay was over and booked somewhere else. The hut was so cramped that its clutter, including oddities, signs purloined from Transport for London, an old JVC boombox and cushions, took up nearly all the room. In the second bedroom, the child-sized single bed was wedged against a wall on each side, leaving only a small gap to get in or out. Holey Moley Hut sits beside the A477, the main truck route in and out of Pembrokeshire, so traffic noise goes on 24/7. Getting in also means reversing down a narrow drive, since getting back out otherwise is too difficult, and the owners parked their own vehicle in the hut's parking space. We had to bring our own toilet paper because none was supplied. I could list more, but that gives you the idea of how bad it was.