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Conwy Castle, one of the many magnificent castles in Wales
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Holiday Cottages In Wales

Planning a holiday in Wales? Let us inspire you

Wales is a nation of mountains, melodies and miners, lilting accents and lush countryside. It may be small when compared with England and Scotland, but this magnificent country resonates with a fierce and strongly beating Celtic heart the size of a dragon.

With three national parks covering a massive 20 percent of the country, breathtaking coastline and beaches, an exciting city and countless friendly towns and villages, Wales is the perfect holiday destination. Read more

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Markington Cottages

Last Minute Offer:Fri, 22nd Mar 2024 for 3 nights, £375"**EASTER** 1 x Holiday Cottages 2mins from beach, pubs, cafe and coastal walks. Sleeps 7/9. 3 bed. Dog Friendly. Private car parking. Enclosed rear garden. WiFi & Central Heating."
51.782604, -5.098773

This fantastic holiday cottage is less than 200 metres from the beach at Broad Haven and a leisurely stroll to shops, cafes, pubs and other amenities. Markington Cottages sits on a private lane with sea views and off-street parking and is ideal for families and friends as there is space for six people to sleep in three bedrooms plus a double sofa bed. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is on the doorstep, waiting for guests to explore and enjoy. St Davids, Tenby, Narbeth and Folly Farm are all within easy reach for fun days out.

Weekly guide price:
£645 to £1295
Short breaks from £122 per night

7+2  |   3  |   3+  |   Yes  |   Yes

Min nights: 2 (off peak) | 7 (peak)

Preferred arrival day: Friday

52.009329, -4.350405

A comfortable, self-catering cottage on an organic dairy farm overlooking the tranquil Teifi Valley of west Wales. Enjoy a country retreat in a beautiful landscape with lovely walks and plenty of peace and quiet. There is a private hot-tub for the exclusive use of guests staying in the cottage. Centrally located, Penyrallt Fach Cottage is ideal for relaxing or visiting the beaches, mountains and numerous attractions of west Wales with Pembrokeshire, the coast of Cardigan Bay, Carmarthenshire and St David's all within easy reach

Weekly price:
£550 all year
Short breaks from £95 per night

3  |   2  |   No  |   Enquire  |   Yes

Min nights: 3 (off peak) | 7 (peak)

Preferred arrival day: Saturday

53.210705, -3.354591

Bodfari is a quiet Denbighshire village with an excellent pub, fantastic views of the Clwydian Hills and superb footpaths and cycling routes. Ty Hâf is a lovely two-bedroom cottage recently refurbished to provide a high standard of self-catering accommodation for four people. It has gardens at the front and the rear, and is within easy reach of beautiful beaches, historic castles, and lively market towns. Snowdonia National Park, Liverpool and Chester are all between half an hour to an hour's drive away, as is Anglesey providing endless choices for a day trip out.  

Weekly guide price:
£595 to £735
Short breaks from £85 per night

4  |   2  |   No  |   Enquire  |   Yes

Min nights: 3 (off peak) | 6 (peak)

Preferred arrival day: Flexible

52.101315, -4.558662

Crynga Mawr The Dairy is in a rural setting three miles from stunning Aberporth Beach and close to many other beaches on the beautiful Cardigan coast. Formerly a mill, it has been beautifully converted into a gorgeous holiday cottage with excellent self-catering facilities, a large farm house kitchen and stunning lounge with vintage chesterfields and toasty log burner. The cottage accomodates up to six guest in the three three bedrooms and has a discrete sofa bed in the master bedroom which increases the occupancy to eight if travelling with children. There are two other cottages dotted around the farm which can be booked together to accomodate larger family groups up to sixteen guests.

Weekly guide price:
£925 to £1250
Short breaks from £125 per night

6+2  |   3  |   1  |   Yes  |   Yes

Min nights: 2 (off peak) | 2 (peak)

Preferred arrival day: Flexible

53.088003, -4.174085

The Snowdonia National Park is home to Wales' highest peak, Mount Snowdon. A mile away from the base of the mountain, close to the picturesque village of Beddgelert, Plas Y Nant Lodge is a peaceful retreat for couples.  Caernarfon Castle, the Isle of Anglesey, Llandudno, Porthmadog and Portmeirion are all within easy reach, giving visitors plenty of options of things to see and do.

Weekly guide price:
£435 to £645

2  |   1  |   2  |   Yes  |   Yes

Min nights: 2 (off peak) | 7 (peak)

Preferred arrival day: Flexible

Where to Stay in Wales

Some of the top locations to visit in Wales are listed below, to help you narrow down your choices when choosing where to stay for your next holiday.

If you are looking for impressive mountains, unmatched hiking trails and a haven for cycling enthusiasts, then the Brecon Beacons is the place for you. This is an incredibly popular place for those seeking an outdoor adventure holiday as it boasts the highest mountain in South Wales, alongside towering waterfalls and a plethora of history.

Pembrokeshire is a great coastal spot for those looking for impressive views of rugged cliff edges that sit adjacent to the turquoise waters and sandy beaches. If you are on the hunt for incredible coastal walks, water sports, and an abundance of wildlife, then Pembrokeshire certainly won’t disappoint.

Snowdonia is well known for Mount Snowdon, which sits at an impressive 3,650 feet high and is one of the many reasons why so many flocks here for a holiday in Wales. With its impressive hiking trails, green forestry and sweeping valleys, Snowdonia offers something for everyone, whether you are looking to get active or just enjoy the beautiful coastlines, you can do it all.

North Wales

North Wales's landscape is wonderfully diverse. Whether you are looking to climb mountains, explore the coast, or wander through a variety of beautiful, rural towns, North Wales has it all. Home to three of the four UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Wales, this is a must-visit spot for history and story lovers looking for a holiday in this beautiful part of the country.

Want to see a list of our cottages in North Wales? You can go straight to our list of holiday cottages in North Wales.

If you are looking further afield than North Wales, we also have holiday properties in South and Mid-Wales.


Inspiration for Cottages to rent in Wales

There are many great places to explore when visiting Wales, so if you’re looking for inspiration for a specific kind of holiday, we’ve put together some of our top recommendations for different kinds of cottages below.


Top 4 North Wales Holiday Destinations

Snowdonia National Park

Snowdonia’s scenery is raw, rugged and spectacular at any time of year, whether you visit during the daffodil strewn slopes in spring or the snow-capped peaks in winter. Despite its massive size, Snowdonia is home to just over 25,000 people, leaving much of it pristine and uninhabited.

This national park is a hiker's paradise. Not only is there Snowdon to scale (by steam train, if you're not feeling very energetic) but there are also 90 other peaks to climb.

Coed-y-Brenin caters for mountain bikers of all abilities, with trails ranging from beginner's paths to hair-raising black runs. Swap your bike for a saddle of a different kind and get up on horseback for an alternative view.

Ride the rapids, jump and bounce your way through an old slate mine that has been turned into an underground trampoline, or leave your stomach behind as you fly along 8km of a zip line.

See all our cottages in Snowdonia

Beautiful Castles

While you're in North Wales, make sure you see some of the area's major castles, such as Caernarfon, Beaumaris and Conwy. The locals are so friendly that it's difficult to remember the region was the site of some of the biggest battles in British history.

See all our cottages in Conwy

Anglesey

Designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Anglesey is separated from the mainland by the Menai Strait. It has everything you could want from your holiday in Wales, as you can choose to explore the stunning coastline or dabble in rock pools when visiting, or perhaps take a stroll through a classic Welsh town.

With a countryside that is full of mysterious monuments and 70% of the locals speaking Welsh, you get a truly authentic trip to Wales when visiting here.

See all our cottages in Anglesey

Wales Coast Path

Wales is surrounded by water on three sides, giving it nearly 900 miles of coastline which range from smooth and sandy to rugged and rocky. It's possible to walk all of this, thanks to the Wales Coast Path.

You can also enjoy a traditional bucket and spade holiday at resorts like Llandudno, Barmouth and Abersoch, as well as Rhyl, Colwyn Bay and Prestatyn.

If you fancy browsing through some of our other locations, you can view all holiday cottages to rent in North Wales here.

South and Mid Wales

It's easiest to picture mid-Wales as a triangle that reaches from Welshpool to Aberystwyth and southeast to Brecon. Central Wales is the epitome of rural tranquillity, with villages and towns interspaced with lush green countryside. It's fun to explore on the Heart of Wales train line that runs through it, stopping at pretty villages en route.

The majority of Wales' population is in the south. In the southwest are Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire, with Welsh widely spoken as the main language in the latter.

As you move east you'll come to Swansea. Small but fantastic, it's the birthplace of poet Dylan Thomas and has a respected university and amazing beaches.

Neath Port Talbot and the Rhondda are in between Swansea and Cardiff. Once thriving coal mining regions, the landscape is now being returned to its natural state and enjoyed by walkers, cavers and mountain bikers.


Inspiration for Cottages to rent in Mid and South Wales


Top 6 Holiday Destinations in Mid and South Wales

Pembrokeshire National Park

Being the only coastal National Park in Britain makes Pembrokeshire extra special. Spend your days here wandering along the stunning sandy beaches or exploring the authentic Welsh villages. There are also a huge amount of indoor and outdoor activities in Pembrokeshire, making it a perfect year-round destination.

See all our cottages in Pembrokeshire

Brecon Beacons National Park

Being one of the most sought-after holiday destinations in the UK, Brecon Beacons National Park is an adventurer's dream. The huge mountains and lush greenery here make the scenery utterly breathtaking.

See all our cottages in the Brecon Beacons

Aberystwyth

Aberystwyth in Ceredigion is a large market town, made even livelier with its population of university students. It houses the National Library of Wales, has a fantastic Victorian pier and is a major centre of cultural learning.

See all our cottages in Aberystwyth

Hay-on-Wye

Hay-on-Wye is a beautiful little Welsh town that is situated on the English-Welsh border. If you are looking to explore the many book shops and all things literary, then Hay-on-Wye is renowned for its offering of this.

See all our cottages around the Hay-on-Wye

Cardiff and Around

Cardiff is Wales' capital city, enjoying fabulous shops, great theatres, a wide choice of restaurants and world-class rugby.

Between Cardiff and the Severn Estuary, which marks the border between Wales and England, is a mixture of the Brecon Beacons National Park, ex-mining towns and rolling pastures.

The market town of Abergavenny has a brilliant food festival every September, while Chepstow Castle on the River Wye is the oldest and most complete stone castle in Britain.

See all our cottages in the Vale of Glamorgan

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West Wales

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Last Minute Offers in Wales

Thinking of a break in Wales? Let us tempt you with a selection of our best last-minute offers. Remember, we don't charge a booking fee, so the price you see is the price you pay.