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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Boasting fantastic views from every window, of which some are maintained originals with quirky shapes, this bolthole sits in the shadow of the ancient fort, Castell Dinas. Less than 0.5 miles from the Black Mountains Gliding Club, ditch your hiking boots for the day and try your hand at something more airborne.
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Detached cottage with private hot tub and sea view. 4-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Taliesin offers a rural setting for a relaxing break, with breathtaking views over the Dyfi Estuary and up towards the hills. This cosy, pet-friendly cottage also features a lovely woodburner in the lounge and rayburn in the kitchen. There are plenty of beautiful mountains for walkers to enjoy the freedom to roam.
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Situated on the edge of the small village of Talsarnau, near Penrhyndeudraeth, this contemporary and cosy retreat is the perfect base for a special trip with family and friends amongst the breathtaking coastline of Eryri/Snowdonia National Park.
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Being so close to Tenby Harbour, this delightful cottage is the perfect base to enjoy boat trips to Caldey Island, fishing trips, seal safaris and a host of water sports. In the summer, enjoy the soft golden sand of the beach, and in winter, this picturesque spot is ideal for those crisp winter walks.
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A gorgeous 5 star detached house with a private hot tub, in a quiet location beside a babbling brook, and within easy walking distance of the beach at Tresaith, on the stunning West Wales coast with views over the Tresaith valley to the sea. This spacious house comfortably accommodates 8 guests, plus one or two dogs.
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A newly refurbished self-catering holiday single storey property renovated to a high standard and furnished in a modern and chic manner. Cilrhedyn is hidden away in peaceful and tranquil surroundings, despite being only a short walk from the heart of Saundersfoot village. Saundersfoot boasts a beautiful harbour, stunning beaches and a vast variety of shops, restaurants and pubs.
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A sub-medieval property boasts period character with large wooden doors, quirky low doorways and wooden panelling. Set within an 200 acres of Organic Regenerative Farm and full of outdoor activity and craft shops, galleries and pubs, this principle village in Snowdonia National Park is where the River Conwy meets its three tributaries flowing from the West, the Lledr, the Llugwy and the Machno.
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Set in an idyllic location, this fine character cottage is perfectly placed for a get-together of families or friends. The dog-friendly hideaway sleeps ten guests and is within easy reach of the beautiful Cardigan coast. Surrounded by lush greenery and the gentle whisper of the breeze, this idyllic retreat offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life.
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One of three self-catering cottages which can be booked together as Group Accommodation In The Brecon Beacon to accommodate 25 people. Take a look at Onnen Fawr Cottage (sleeps 6), and Onnen Fawr Barn (sleeps 11) for more information. This detached Brecon Beacons farmhouse sleeps 8 and is located on a farm with 2 other cottages and can be booked together or separately.
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This part of northern Carmarthenshire is famed for its cycling routes both on and off-road, including the Cwm Rhaeadr, Gap Mountain Bike and Elan Valley Trails to name but a few.
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Divided into two barns, with enough communal space for all and plenty of privacy for when you need to step away. Set in the quiet hills beyond the towns of Brecon & Sennybridge, there are great days out to be had. With great walking from the door, located just above the Brecon Beacons National Park, there's lots of choice.
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Superb location with Conwy, Llanrwst and Betws y Coed all within a short drive. Enjoy Conwy, a World Heritage Site with its castle, town walls, independent shops, eateries and fishing harbour. Pop to Llanrwst and Betws Y Coed to ride or stride the gentle strolls to challenging climbs with breath-taking views and an abundance of sites to see in the area.
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Enjoying an elevated location with far-reaching views across the surrounding farmland, this spacious farmhouse welcomes eight guests, is dog friendly and perfect for families wanting to spend time together in the countryside. The small village of Penhow is best known for Penhow Castle, which claims to be the oldest inhabited castle in Wales.
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The farmhouse is located on a spectacular viewpoint at the top of a valley, 1 mile from the village of Rhos. There is a traditional country pub serving food and a local convenience store to serve the village. The area is fantastic for countryside or woodland walks which can be accessed straight from the farmhouse.
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Enjoying a beautiful rural setting overlooking the gently rolling countryside with red kites often spotted flying over the property. This lovingly restored former farmhouse is just a short drive from the stunning West Wales coastline, where dolphin and seal spotting trips are readily available.
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