If you are looking for 4 star, pamper fest, with continual attention and a TV in each room, then Twr-Y-Felin (or TYF) really isn't for you.

TYF is rebranding itself this year as an eco-hotel, and have made impressive moves to replace all their supplies with organic's. From the bar to the toiletries (ecover) they have worked hard to deliver.

OK, it isn't the plushest hotel you will find, but the ambience, welcoming "honesty" bar, location, and comfortable beds more than make up for it. As does the view from the top of the windmill tower - make sure you pull out the hidden seats in the wood panelling and note the old donation box.

Not all the rooms have en-suite facilities, but the Green & Blacks chocolate bar on the pillow is a nice touch.

Breakfast selection is limited (but a full english is possible if you book in advance) to fruit, cereals, yoghurt (Rachels Organic - mmmmmm), toast, coffee and tea and boiled free-range eggs.

We loved it here - a great chill-out place - and have already been back once this year.

Just come back from break at Twryfelin l and found it the best place ever to destress after Christmas with my wife and kid. It's an interesting old windmill and has got comfy bedrooms and a small tv lounge and organic wine bar. The restaurant does really tasty home cooked nosh and it was quiet and right in the centre of Saint Davids.

I must first say that I read the reviews on Trip Advisor before we booked this accommodation and looked at the TYF website.

I am also willing to accept that if your company is paying for the trip and there is a large group, the lack of any really comforts may not be an issue.

What is not made clear on the website or here on Trip Advisor is that this is 1 Star accommodation. The rooms are very basic and not welcoming (our en-suite room had a wardrobe without any hanging rail, 2 waiting room type chairs). There was also no TV in the building either shared or in the room.

When we arrived at 17:30 in the evening, we were met (I cannot say greeted) and showed to our room. Our host then left us alone and did not return until the morning. By alone, we were the only ones in the building with no way of asking for directions around the city or help in finding something to do.

The breakfast was healthy but for the price, I expected something much better/substantial. We did not stay the second night.

The next night we stayed at 'The Waterings' which is about 100 meters from this accommodation and was better equipped/friendlier/cheaper by £10/night.

If you are paying for an adventure holiday during the summer (we weren't), then this place might be worth it (although we were not offered any discounts) but it is most certainly not worth staying there as a place to explore St David's and the surrounding countryside.

I was lucky enough to be sent to Twr-y-Felin for a week's "teamworking" course by my employer (the Bank of England). I can safely say that it was the best week "in the office" that i've ever had. Under the auspices of the TYF company, we did kayaking and coasteering - hair-raising, wet and cold, but exhilarating - and on return from such hearty activities to the hotel were greeted with tea and home made cake. Breakfast, lunch and dinner were object lessons in how to make simple but extremely tasty meals from good, seasonal, mostly organic local ingredients (including on one night a duck breast about the size of a rugby ball). Rooms are simple but clean and charming. The views from the top of the tower (it used to be a windmill) of the Pembrokeshire coast are stupendous. Awesome.