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Tadpole Cottage

Llanmadoc, near Rhossili, South Wales
Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Change Sat
Dogs welcome 1
4 star
Parking on site / nearby
Towels included
Fishing on site / nearby
Internet access
Enclosed garden / patio
Shop nearby
Pub nearby
Beach within easy reach
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At a glance

  • A cosy couples bolthole with a sociable open-plan ground floor
  • Dine alfresco as the sun sets in the peaceful garden
  • Enjoy a romantic rural escape to a cottage with endearing traditional and modern features

Property code: OC-HH404

A romantic bolthole for two, this two-storey Gower-based cottage is close to a great range of trails, beaches, castles and pubs – perfect for you and your pooch. Charming and traditional, this delightful destination is relaxation at its finest, with a gorgeous enclosed patio and plenty of space to enjoy a glass or two.

Intimate and full of character, this property is lovingly decorated in soft tones, providing a relaxing atmosphere with everything you need for an escape to the Welsh coast. Original wooden beams, stone floor and exposed brick walls add charm to this very social open plan living/kitchen/diner. Lap up the bright and airy nature of the dining table by throwing open the doors while you dine on a romantic meal for two. Retire to the sofa for a cuddle with your loved one, while your furry friend finds their space in front of the flame-effect fire. Upstairs, sink into the king-size bed and wake up rejuvenated, coffee in hand and ready for a day of adventures in Gower.

Take the lead down along many idyllic walkways right from the doorstep of the cottage. Treat your faithful friend to a day of paddling at the golden beach of Whiteford, 2 miles from the property and backed by dunes to keep the pup occupied for hours. Stop by the National Trust owned, Whiteford Burrows Nature Reserve to seek out the enormous population of wintering wildfowl and waders. For those who love being immersed in history, Weobley Castle is just over 2 miles away, and sports an imposing watchtower and a dramatic location over the windswept coast of the Gower Peninsula. From here, you can also sniff out the Wales Coast Path, an 870-mile waymarked stretch showing off unbroken and rugged coastal views.

  • 1 bedroom - 1 king-size
  • 1 bathroom with shower and WC
  • Electric cooker, oven, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, fridge and freezer
  • Underfloor heating
  • TV
  • Enclosed patio with outdoor furniture
  • Private parking for 1 car
  • Beach 1 mile, pub and shop less than 0.5 miles
  • This property can be booked alongside another property that sleeps a further 4 guests. Please contact us for details
  • Arrival: 16:00 onwards
  • Departure: before 10:00
  • 1 dog allowed. Additional charges may apply

Stacey Hill

This property is personally managed by Stacey.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 16 guest ratings

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Reviewed by Lucinda 24th May 2026

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A very cute cottage ideal for 1 adult. The walking in unbelievable and the community so friendly. The shower is a bit lack luster but otherwise the cottage is very well equipped. I worked from there for the week and it was wonderful. Highly recommend and LLandmadoc is stunning.

Reviewed by Timothy 30th April 2026

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April 2026: Compact, well equipped and clean kitchen & living space. Bed very comfy, shower room no complaints at all. The property is well situated directly on the main road by the excellent pub and near a lovely volunteer-run shop & caf. Also it's directly on the footpath to the coastal nature reserve at Whiteford Sands, so fantastic walks and viRead moreews. Parking in Frog Lane is tight on busy tourist days, but still ok for a small car in front of cottage. We had a lovely week & can recommend. Hide

Reviewed by Derek 15th March 2026

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Shower just a drip settee to small and too low Upstairs more spacious

Reviewed by Mark 20th October 2025

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a very enjoyable stay in a great location, everything needed to give you a great holiday.

Reviewed by Gail 5th October 2025

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A small cottage ideal for two. Sofa is very low so not ideal if you have stiff joints. Some of the crockery was dirty and had to be washed before we could use it. Likewise the trays in the oven needed a good wash. I was a bit disappointed there was no welcome anything, not even a pint of milk for a cuppa. You would do well to take a torch as therRead moree is a section of road between the pub and the house without street lighting. Lots of walks in the area but be aware that the sea defences have been breached on the walk from the cottage. There is a sign directing you around the breech but when we were there the field was full of young bullocks who were very curious. Obviously we didn't cross the field. We had a good stay, even though I suffered with the sofa. Hide

Reviewed by Luke 4th August 2025

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A cosy and comfortable space that meets a couple's needs well. The access to the beach and nature reserve was what sold it to us, and it's such a quiet village location (if you don't count the vocal village sheep) that it was lovely to be able to keep the front door swung open while we were relaxing between walks.

Reviewed by Gill 6th July 2025

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Cosy comfortable cottage; great for walkers as right on the Wales coast path. Britannia pub, 100 metres away does great food, and there's a lovely community shop in the village too.

Reviewed by Nigel 4th May 2025

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Lovely cottage .

Reviewed by Natalie 8th April 2025

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Lovely cottage very close to lots of walks and a great local pub. Small and compact it had everything for ourselves and our dog. Enclosed garden was handy for the dog as there are sheep wandering around the village!

Reviewed by Geoffrey 16th February 2025

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Great cottage and location. Locals friendly, the brittania inn serve great food and plenty of places to walk for yourself and a dog if you have one.rhossili Beach is beautiful and a visit to the mumbles is good to and not to far away.nice little shop and cafe up the hill.

Reviewed by Mark 22nd October 2024

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A lovely property in the heart of the village, the whole holiday experience was great and the property highly recommended

Reviewed by Michael 23rd September 2024

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The cottage is in a great position with the pub just down the road which served excellent food. The community shop is a great asset to the village, just up the road. It was good to be able to park the car off the road and have an enclosed garden to keep our Jack Russell from playing with the sheep which had the run of the village.

Reviewed by Lynn 18th August 2024

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Beautiful cottage, clean and cosy, great village shop, yummy cake, Brittania Pub is great, suggestion to book table for restaurant

Reviewed by Helen 11th August 2024

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Tadpole is a very lovely bolt hole. The facilities are fabulous and it served us perfectly. The village is lovely - friendly locals and the best pub - top notch food. Thank you.

Reviewed by Helen 30th June 2024

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Reviewed by Hazel 23rd June 2024

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Canine Cottages is a trading name of The Travel Chapter Limited | The Travel Chapter Limited is registered in England and Wales. | Registered office Travel Chapter House, Gammaton Road, Bideford, EX39 4DF. Company No. 02431506 | VAT reg: 143053210.