'It is a treat' to stay in this 'wonderful B&B', writes a reader of this Georgian house on Newport's main street. It makes an ideal base from which to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park; hosts Judith and Michael Cooper, who welcome guests with tea or coffee and home-made Welsh cakes, can advise on the 'fabulous walks nearby'. Interiors are contemporary, spruce and bright. Rear bedrooms overlook the green oasis garden, while those at the front have views of a Norman castle on the slopes of Carningli ('mountain of angels'). They have Welsh wool blankets, works by local artists, fresh milk. The house has a bar, so you can relax with a drink by the log fire in the sitting room or, on fine days, in the sunshine. Breakfast is an occasion – pick from the full Welsh, a Scottish kipper, smoked salmon, porridge with maple syrup and chia seeds or chickpea and apricot patties, and vegan sausage. There are riding stables nearby, or you can hire an electric bike, play golf on Newport links, relax on Newport sands, watch for greenshank and goosander on the Nevern estuary. At night you'll find plenty of places in which to dine.