Self-catering holiday cottages in Wales

Hen Hafod Cottage is one of two cottages converted from 18th century stone and slate barns.  They are set in a picturesque farmyard setting and surrounded by 30 acres of farmland in the beautiful rolling Carmarthenshire hills. On the farm there is plenty to do and see:  why not enjoy a picnic in one of the fields, by the ponds or in the woods; take a walk in 30 acres of fields with ponds, hedgerows and orchards where you will see many different birds and wildlife; explore the woodland walk; take a farm tour and meet the animals, including ducks, goats, chickens and sheep or find the ancient standing stone in the small orchard close by.The cottages offer stylish and comfortable accommodation and are ideal for those in search of a peaceful and rural holiday..... click icon to read more.

Fronhaul is a pretty five star self catering holiday cottage located in an enviable position within beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside.  The holiday cottage provides the perfect country retreat and is set within extensive grounds with a babbling brook meandering its way to the owners pool, a former mill pond and now a peaceful spot for trout fishing. The holiday cottage apartment is a spacious and attractive contemporary style, self-contained annex which provides all the comfort and style you would expect from five star holiday accommodation.  The owners have paid considerable attention to detail both inside and out to ensure you stay is a memorable one.To ensure your stay is truly relaxing, your apartment will be serviced daily and your linen will be cha.... click icon to read more.

Montgomeryshire is known as "the Paradise of Wales", and these charming cottages are at the very heart of that paradise in Mid Wales.The area is beautiful, ranging from fertile farm land in the valleys to mountainous regions with lakes and forests. This interesting market town hosts a range of very good restaurants, pubs, shops, and walks in surrounding beautiful countryside. The nearby Hafren Forest, from which the Rivers Hafren (Severn), Wye and Rheidol rise has many signposted walks and bounds the Clywedog Dam, home to sailing, fishing and nature trails. Further south near Rhyader is the home of the Red Kite. Here there are nature walks from the Elan Valley visitor’s centre and a farm where, in winter, visitors can see the Red Kites feed. T.... click icon to read more.

This is the place for a really peaceful and relaxing holiday! The Pad is one of two holiday cottages, located in the small village of Llanegryn in the Snowdonia National Park, at the seaward end of the very beautiful Dysynni Valley, with spectacular views of Cader Idris and Bird Rock, famous for it's nesting cormorants. Llanegryn is near to the seaside town of Tywyn, in the county of Gwynedd. The Pad has spectacular views of the mountains, Bird Rock and Cader Idris.Close by you will find a ruined castle, woods, waterfalls, sandy beaches, rock pools, sea and river fishing, and lovely walks, ranging from easy strolls to more challenging expeditions, Aberdovey offers an excellent golf course for enthusiasts. Tywyn is a small town with a cinema, leisure centre with f.... click icon to read more.

Outstanding five star self catering accommodation for a holiday in West Wales. The holiday cottages are situated on a 13 acre smallholding near Cardigan in Ceredigion west Wales.The converted slate farm building provides luxury self catering accommodation in five cottages sleeping two, four, four, six and eight people. This making the cottages ideal for large group accommodation sleeping up to 24 people. All the self catering accommodation is furnished to a high standard and have been graded with five stars by the Wales Tourist Board. The holiday cottages are located at the end of a road half a mile mile long where there is no through traffic making it ideal for children to play safely. Situated in coastal location near Cardigan in West Wales, ideal for a rel.... click icon to read more.

Penmaenucha Farm is home to The Buttery and three other self-catering holiday cottages located on a 600 acre farm, extending from marshland on the beautiful Mawddach estuary to the foothills of Cader Idris.The Farmhouse is within easy walking distance of the George III Hotel (200yds) and the Mawddach R.S.P.B. Nature Reserve and only 5 miles to the sandy beaches of Fairbourne and Barmouth.The area is ideal for activities such as mountain biking, fishing, pony trekking & golf to name but a few. .... click icon to read more.

Blaentrothy Cottage is a lovely, seventeenth-century pink stone Welsh holiday cottage. It overlooks the eastern reaches of the Brecon Beacons National Park, being situated in the foothills of the Black Mountains, not far from Hay on Wye.The holiday cottage is one of the most comfortable Welsh holiday cottages you will find. The local area has plenty of bookshops, ancient monuments, and historic gems such as nearby Offa's Dyke. Fascinating churches proliferate, good food is plentiful, picturesque old market towns offer great days out, and Norman castles keep watch over this beautiful border country. There is something in each season for every visitor on their vacation. Golf holidays in Wales are very popular in the region and the cottage is perfectly located to ta.... click icon to read more.

Stable Cottage is one of two lovely, seventeenth-century Welsh holiday cottages, located at Blaentrothy Farm. It overlooks the eastern reaches of the Brecon Beacons National Park, being situated in the foothills of the Black Mountains, not far from Hay on Wye. The holiday cottage is one of the most comfortable Welsh holiday cottages you will find. The local area has plenty of bookshops, ancient monuments, and historic gems such as nearby Offa's Dyke. Fascinating churches proliferate, good food is plentiful, picturesque old market towns offer great days out, and Norman castles keep watch over this beautiful border country. There is something in each season for every visitor on their vacation. Golf holidays in Wales are very popular in the region and the cottage is.... click icon to read more.

Indulge your childhood fantasies about running away with the gypsies by staying in an original Romany wagon or 'Vardo' in the middle of lovely Monmouthshire countryside.The gypsy caravan is situated in the nook of a field with a view of the foothills of the romantic Black Mountains. The fields round about, which make up the peaceful sheep farm, are designated as an SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest). Beautifully carved and painted, the Romany caravan has been lovingly restored by Romanies from Ireland, and it has allusions to its Irishness in various places. The inside of the Romany caravan, surprisingly roomy, is very cosy, with a pull-out double bed and a cupboard bed for a smallish child underneath. There is an electric heater, as well as a high-quality duvet, sumptuou.... click icon to read more.

Grace House is set amongst trees in a lovely position with a forest to the rear of the cottage where you can sit on the patio and feel as if you are amongst the trees.  It is ideally located just half a mile from the pretty small harbour seaside town of Rhos-on-Sea with its lovely unspoilt sweeping promenade, beach, golf course and lovely mild climate.  The town offers plenty of tea rooms and gift shops to indulge in after a stroll along the prom and also offers a good selection of restaurants, public houses, and interesting little shops.The World Heritage small town of Conwy is just four miles away and well worth a visit.  It is renowned for its beautiful medieval castle and its walls still stand today around the town.  Conwy has a picturesque harbour whi.... click icon to read more.

This is the perfect self-catering holiday cottage to ensure you have a truly relaxing holiday - Enjoy magnificent sunsets over the sea, with mountains on the doorstep.You can enjoy seclusion without isolation with a choice of one of three self-catering holiday cottages. The cottages are located down a 260 yard private drive from a pretty coastal village which offers a railway station, bus service, shops, post office, pub and cafe.You will also be able to take advantage of a scenic Land Rover tour up into the peaceful hills to see standing stones or perhaps dowse for energy lines and soak up the fresh Welsh air, with only the sheep and birds for company..... click icon to read more.

The Gower Peninsular, Britain's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is renowned for its magnificent coastline popular with walkers and other outdoor enthusiasts.  Wagtails is a charming holiday apartment located in an idyllic position on the village green at the top of the village of Llanmadoc overlooking Llanmadoc/Whitford beach.   It is only a short stroll to the local inn and local shop and is also on the bus route for those who want to use public transport.  Walkers too will not be disapointed as the cottage is situated on the edge of some of Gower's best walks. The apartment offers cosy holiday accommodation and is ideal for couples who want quality and comfort without the expense of a larger holiday cottage.  It is ideal for ei.... click icon to read more.

Penrhiw is a three hundred-year-old, traditional Welsh Stone detached holiday cottage that sleeps up to four guests.  It has recently been renovated to a high standard of comfort and style and provides the perfect country holiday retreat within just four miles of a beautiful sandy beach (see the photo below).  The beach (Ynlas sand dunes) is an award wining beach with visitors centre.The holiday cottage is located in a tranquil position just outside the village of Tal-y-bont and is set in the middle of rolling farmland with stunning views down the valley.   There is easy access to spectacular walks and bridle ways and also adventurous mountain bike tracks. For those who enjoy bird watching and wildlife, there is a good local RSPB reserve near by with a red.... click icon to read more.

DolGwril Cottage was built in 1873 and is a traditional stone self catering holiday cottage overlooking the bridge over the River Gwril in the heart of the peaceful village of Llwyngwril, situated between Dolgellau and Tywyn.  It is two minutes walk to the bus stop, five minutes walk to the railway station which connects to Shrewsbury & Birmingham & ten minutes walk along the river to the beach.The cottage has a view of the fields & across the sea to the Lleyn Peninsula and Bardsey Island. There is seating outside in a shared garden. Llwyngwril is a charming and peaceful coastal village situated in the southern part of Snowdonia National Park and enjoying panoramic views of Cardigan Bay. It has numerous amenities for a small village: railway.... click icon to read more.

Set in the foothills of the Cambrian Mountains, in an outstanding tranquil, rural location, The Cottage at Cefn Coch Farm  provides an ideal holiday base for exploring this picturesque part of West Wales. Formally an unused stone barn, this  holiday cottage has been renovated to an exceptionally high standard and now offers luxurious holiday accommodation set amongst spectacular countryside - the perfect place to relax in a beautiful setting and ideal for a romantic break, a family holiday or two couples wanting to holiday together. The cottage can be found approximately a mile above the hamlet of Glaspwll, near Machynlleth, above the forgotten Llyfnant Valley. It is off the beaten trail and located on a farm track which leads to nowhere so the only passing traffic you will see i.... click icon to read more.