Islwyn Lodge

With the harbour and town just half a mile away, this is an ideal spot to enjoy Aberaeron’s lively atmosphere and scenic coastline. Walk along the River Aeron, following the shaded woodland trail towards National Trust’s Llanerchaeron (4 miles).

Families can explore walled gardens and meet farm animals in this beautiful Georgian estate. For those craving sea views, the Ceredigion Coast Path stretches in both directions, offering clifftop walks towards New Quay (7 miles), where sandy beaches and dolphin-watching boat trips bring the bay to life.

To the north, Aberystwyth (17 miles) is perfect for a day of discovery, from the sweeping views at the top of the cliff railway to the echoes of history among the castle ruins. A short drive inland leads to the National Wool Museum (18 miles), where hands-on exhibits bring Wales’ textile heritage to life.

This open-plan, social cabin is decked out with modern touches and has wonderful views across the rolling fields. Kick back on a comfy sofa, which also doubles as a sofa bed, and enjoy streaming the latest show on the TV.

Throw open the bi-folding doors and cook together in the contemporary, well-equipped kitchen before serving up at the table for two. Round the corner is your sleeping space.

This cosy king-size bed is ideal for a couple or solo traveller, while the shower room is stylish with a shower, WC and lovely heated towel rail. Spend hours sitting out in the sunshine in the enclosed garden.

This fantastic space boasts a bubbling hot tub, perfect after a long jaunt in the countryside, while the dining furniture makes it a breeze to dine alfresco. Complete with panoramic vistas, this is the ideal place to recharge the batteries.