The one-bedroom beach house is spacious, clean, modern and recently refurbished. Ramps mean it is wheelchair-friendly. It's just 150 yards from an unspoilt beach, where the only footprints were of a wild animal, on a beautiful bay, and the quiet is broken ony by a few bird calls.
It is reached by a rough track and set in a clearing among the dunes of empty ramshackle huts, with beds, looking like a hastily abandoned commune. The nearest settlement, Swansea, has limited restaurants, and the accommodation had minimal provisions - a few coffee and tea bags, milk, water and a bar of chocolate, but no bread or cereal. There is no wardrobe or hangers, few DVDs or books, and little personalised information about local shopping or eateries.
Luckily the weather was perfect so we enjoyed our 2 night stay. But this is one for the young ones, we thought.