Hand-picked holiday cottages with their own private hot tub in Ceredigion – from cosy hideaways for two to big houses for the whole family.
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Llwyncelyn is a quirky, modern, converted silo set on a working farm with sea views. This property benefits from an open plan ground floor with kitchen, living and dining room with courtyard featuring firepit/BBQ and outdoor seating.
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The Dragon’s Eye wakes up once more, to a beautiful lake view in the heart of the West Wales countryside. Unwind in the jacuzzi style hot tub, relaxing back in the warm water to admire the view. As featured on ‘Cabins in the Wild’ series (Channel 4 and Netflix), this award-winning cabin offers a truly unique opportunity to see Wales through its legendary eye.
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For couples, this charming property is a cosy place to settle into farm life while keeping the coast close enough for spur-of-the-moment days out. A network of footpaths runs close to the farm, so you can leave the car where it is, head out on foot and round off the walk with a drink at the village pub.
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This contemporary cottage in the rural village of Moylegrove lies just 1 mile from the unspoiled North Pembrokeshire coast, offering golden beaches and easy access to hiking routes and water sports. Step outside and you are surrounded by scenic countryside trails, one of which leads to Ceibwr Bay (1 mile), where the Pembrokeshire Coast Path begins and winds through captivating views.
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The Sky Hut is one of eight cabins which were the focus of the Channel 4 / Netflix documentary 'Cabins in the Wild'. With a boat and canoes to relax on the lake, the option of fishing and access to a shared hot tub, games room and pizza oven, there is plenty to do on site.
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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.
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Set amid quiet countryside just 2 miles from Llanybydder, this delightful stone-built lodge provides a peaceful haven for couples or solo travellers. Its secluded location offers a true taste of rural Welsh life, while offering easy access to the delights of Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire.
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A unique, octagon-shaped lodge, this romantic hideaway has true eco credentials including wind and solar power. Sleeping just two guests, the one-bedroom retreat has been designed with a living turf roof and Welsh timber cladding to ensure it blends beautifully into the Ceredigion landscape.
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Offering sophisticated touches and refined details on the fringes of the Snowdonia/Eryri National Park, this impeccable property hosts two guests and a doggie companion in enviable comfort. Spend your days exploring the awe-inspiring Welsh countryside, discovering mountainous landscapes, undulating valleys, and tree-lined woodlands that surround the property.
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Tucked away on a working farm near Talgarreg in Ceredigion, this serene lodge is a romantic location for couples who like their breaks with fresh air and walking routes aplenty. You can head straight out on foot from the property, then call into the village pub for something to eat afterwards.
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As seen on the Channel 4 World's Most Secret Hotels documentary, Machlud Ar Y Dwr translates to Sunset on the Water, set close to the coast, you will have plenty to do on your holiday. If you are looking to explore the area on foot or two wheels, you are spoilt with surrounding countryside. Venture to New Quay, a popular seaside town with so much to see and do.
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As seen on the Channel 4 World's Most Secret Hotels documentary. Porthdy Gwas Y Neidr translates to Dragonfly Lodge, set close to the coast, you will have plenty to do on your holiday. If you are looking to explore the area on foot or two wheels, you are spoilt with surrounding countryside. Venture to New Quay, a popular seaside town with so much to see and do.
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Spacious family property with plenty of facilities to choose from, located near to the Ceredigion coastline with activities such as dolphin watching, walking and cycling. An ideal holiday spot for everyone to enjoy. This wonderful property is just ten miles from the sandy beach at New Quay on the Cardigan Coast, which offers an array of restaurants, pubs, cafes and shops.
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Set in an elevated position on the Dyfi Estuary between the coast and the Cambrian mountains, this incredible 19th-century Welsh castle is an out-of-this-world holiday destination. It’s Grade-II listed, with Regency Gothic architecture favoured by John Nash. The local area offers varied activities, from hiking to days at the beach or exploring quirky towns.
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Just a stone's throw away from the charming harbour, delightful eateries and brightly painted houses of Aberaeron lies this stunningly stylish holiday cottage with private hot tub, wood-fired pizza oven and cosy log burner.
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