Hand-picked holiday cottages with their own private hot tub in Wales – from cosy hideaways for two to big houses for the whole family.
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This self catering Aberystwyth cottage is set above the Ystwyth Valley in beautiful Ceredigion countryside. It is brilliantly located to make the most of everything that this popular West Wales region has to offer. The picturesque seaside town of Aberystwyth with its range of amenities is just four miles away and you will be spoilt for choice with the number of attractions on your doorstep.
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This stunning barn conversion is situated just over half a mile from the delightful village of Llannefydd, with its own pretty pub. Close to the family working farm with cycle routes and footpaths nearby, explore the hills in the Clwydian Range and beyond.
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Here you can enjoy Brecon’s Dark Sky Reserve at night and many wonderful walks from your front door in the day, before popping into the country pub which is within walking distance down the lane.
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One of four rustic barn conversions enjoying an idyllic location within the heart of an old working farm, this property is simply perfect for a family, offering a wealth of walking and adventures from your doorstep. You’ll be set within the Monmouthshire countryside, an area renowned for its spectacular beauty.
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Set within the heart of the Herefordshire countryside with plenty to explore on foot, a haven for enthusiastic walkers with access to waymarked footpaths from your front door. Enjoying a central location and perfect for exploring the Black Mountains, Elan Valley and Shropshire Hills.
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2-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Mumbles has been tastefully refurbished and transformed for your coastal holiday. Choose from two spacious bedrooms, unwind within the open plan living spaces, soak up the sunshine in its walled garden and relax in its stunning hot tub. Honeycomb cottage offers the ideal Welsh getaway for small families or couples, whatever the weather.
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The small village of Mydroilyn is just a short drive from Aberaeron and New Quay with picturesque harbours, Georgian architecture, colourful houses, shops, galleries and eateries. The interesting university town of Lampeter is slightly further inland and offers a range of museums, galleries, shops and restaurants too.
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This complex of beautiful cottages is set above the village of Penclawdd situated on the North Gower coast.
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Enjoy mountain and estuary views from this charming stone cottage in the heart of the national park. Pet friendly, it has a two-bedroom, two-bathroom layout that’s perfect for a party of four. Close to Penmaenpool’s historic toll-bridge and friendly inn, it comes with a wood-fired hot tub and fantastic access to the famous Mawddach walking trail.
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Discover the simple pleasures of rural life with your loved ones at this picture-postcard cottage sitting in the peaceful village of Pennant. Sleeping four people across two bedrooms, this is a perfect accommodation choice for families or groups of friends in search of a stylish retreat to call home while they explore the stunning Llanon area together.
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Experience 5-star comfort at this wonderful retreat in West Wales countryside. With a private hot tub, woodburner, ensuite bedrooms and plenty of style inside and out, there are many reasons why guests choose to return to this cottage time and time again.
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Stylish period country cottage nestled into the banks of the River Dee, embrace the spectacular views from the hot tub, take a walk down the lovely Welsh lanes or pop to the local village pub. This is perfect for friends and family, including the dog, to enjoy an idyllic retreat just three miles from Llangollen. Superb area for fishing, walking, cycling and visiting attractions.
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St Asaph, with its cathedral, has a range of shops and pubs, and a golf course and driving range. Visit Brynbella Gardens, Ruthin Gaol, Conwy Castle and National Trust’s Bodnant Gardens, which are all within 14 miles. The beach at Abergele is 8 miles away with seaside fun while the larger resort of Colwyn Bay and Rhos on Sea are within 15 miles.
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Saint Florence, a charming village near Tenby in Pembrokeshire, Wales, offers a peaceful retreat with rich heritage and scenic beauty. Nestled along the River Ritec, the village features traditional stone cottages, a 12th-century church, and a welcoming atmosphere. It's an ideal base for exploring the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and nearby beaches like Tenby’s famous sands.
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Escape to the Ceredigion countryside with a stay at this charming stone cottage set on a working horse farm. Sleeping up to four guests, the property is perfect for couples and small families planning days of Welsh adventure with their furry friends; up to five are welcome at this super-dog-friendly home.
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