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Tyn Cellar Farm, located in the charming village of Margam, offers an exceptional blend of history, comfort, and natural beauty. Our establishment encompasses the award-winning Barn B&B, five exquisite Holiday Cottages, two charming Apartments, and a community hall, all nestled on our enchanting site. With the capacity to accommodate over 40 guests, we are proud to offer 4-star graded accommodation, open 365 days a year, making us the perfect choice for your stay in this stunning location.
Our farm is home to a variety of livestock, including rare breed Soay sheep, chickens, ducks, and geese, as well as a spacious paddock and a delightful yurt. Here at Tyn Cellar Farm, we are dedicated to preserving the rich history of our property while providing modern comforts and amenities, creating unforgettable experiences for our guests.
The Barn B&B
Our renowned Barn B&B offers a cosy and tranquil retreat for our guests. With an array of rooms available, each boasting unique character and charm, we are certain to have an accommodation option that suits your needs. All B&B bookings can be made through our booking system or by contacting us directly at relax@tyncellarfarm.co.uk or by calling 07866597992.
Holiday Cottages and Apartments
Tyn Cellar Farm features five beautiful Holiday Cottages and two charming Apartments, each offering comfortable and well-appointed spaces for our guests. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway or a family-friendly retreat, our cottages and apartments cater to a variety of preferences.
- The Cart House: This delightful, ground-floor bed-sit features a lounge, kitchenette, and an ensuite shower room. Accommodating up to two guests, the space includes a super king bed that can be separated into two single beds if needed. The room is bathed in natural light and offers a charming patio area for your enjoyment.
Bookings for our self-catering cottages and apartments can be made through our booking system or by contacting us at bookings@tyncellarfarm.co.uk or by calling 07866597992. For hall bookings, kindly contact hallbookings@tyncellarfarm.co.uk or call 07562931864.
A Brief History of Tyn Cellar Farm
With a rich history that can be traced back to the 1300s, Tyn Cellar Farm was once part of the esteemed Margam Abbey. After the dissolution of the Abbey by Henry VIII, the farm emerged as a vital part of the local community. The name "Tyn Cellar" translates to "The house of the Cellar man", referencing the second-in-command at the Abbey whose responsibilities included buying and selling goods and labour for the monastery. We are proud to preserve and share the history of Tyn Cellar Farm, as well as the fascinating stories of the tenants who have lived and worked this land.
Our dedication to preserving the original character of our property is evident in the intricate details of each room. We have taken great care in using traditional methods and locally-sourced materials to create an authentic and charming atmosphere at Tyn Cellar Farm. From the characterful lime-plastered walls and rebuilt stone doorways to the reclaimed pine and oak flooring, each element of our farm has been carefully curated to offer an unparalleled glimpse into the past while catering to the needs of our guests.
Accommodation and Service
The Barn B&B and holiday cottages have received overwhelmingly positive reviews from guests. Many have praised the cleanliness and comfort of the rooms, as well as the warm and welcoming hospitality of the owners, Phil and Barbara. Guests have particularly liked the breakfast, describing it as "amazing", "superb", and "delicious". The hosts have also been praised for their flexibility, with one guest noting that they changed rooms to accommodate their request for single beds without extra charge.
Facilities and Location
Guests have also enjoyed the farm setting, with many mentioning the opportunity to interact with the animals. The location has been praised for being easy to access from London and for being close to relations in Port Talbot. One guest noted that the property's proximity to the M4 motorway was not a problem due to the shielding of mature trees.
Special Requests and Services
The B&B has also demonstrated its willingness to accommodate special requests, with one guest noting that they were willing to provide a high chair and even allowed them to order food in for the evening.
Lessons and Impression
One guest mentioned that the bed was so comfortable they missed breakfast, and another praised the small touches, such as milk, cereal, and teabags, that made a big difference. Overall, guests have left with a lasting impression of warmth, comfort, and hospitality.
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