Cottages With Hot Tubs in Wales

Surrounded by greenery and the sights and sounds of nature, this safari-style tent offers the perfect base for families and groups of friends exploring the Carmarthenshire countryside. One of four luxury tents, the property sits on a peaceful site with fantastic facilities and activities.

A contemporary four-bedroom holiday home settled in Amlwch near Llanfechell, Gwynedd. Open-plan. Ground-floor living. Off-road parking. Cemaes Bay 3.8 miles; Holyhead 13.6 miles.

The property is just 2 miles from Dolfor, boasting a local pub and stunning countryside, ideally placed for walking and exploring the Welsh Marches and rural Shropshire. Nearby Newtown on the River Severn offers a contemporary gallery, cinema, theatre, shops, restaurants and cafes.

The Barn is a charming, five-bedroom retreat perched in Corwen, Denbighshire. Barbecue. Open-plan. Hot tub. Close to a shop and pub. Child-friendly. Llangollen 10.2 miles; Bala 11.8 miles; Betws-y-Coed 22.2 miles.

Tucked away on a working farm between Haverfordwest and the market town of Narberth, this beautifully renovated barn conversion has been completed and furnished to an exceptional standard. From the property, you can enjoy scenic walks along quiet country lanes that connect directly to a network of footpaths to Canaston Woods.

The Barn at Sunny Barn, a stylish house, spread across three levels, on the outskirts of Brecon, Powys, boasts a private hot tub, and countryside views. Hay-on-Wye 15.9 miles; Abergavenny 19.1 miles; Builth Wells 21.1 miles.

Romantic retreat, secluded courtyard garden and hot tub, use of grounds and lakeside seating areas. Close to Narberth, a popular market town with great places to eat. Ideal for couples looking to enjoy the fantastic local countryside and sandy beaches.

The Bay is a delightful, detached new-build home with a large garden and a short walk to a beach, resting in the village of Benllech in Isle of Anglesey. Red Wharf Bay 1.7 miles.

A spacious semi-detached cottage based on the outskirts of the North Wales seaside town of Criccieth. Views of Criccieth Beach and Castle. En-suite master bedroom. Conservatory. Hot tub.

A delightful coastal cottage with a warm welcome on the edge of the popular seaside resort of Trearddur Bay. Beach access across the road, superb sea views, hot tub, woodburner. Holyhead 2 miles.

This charming newly converted barn is at the end of a long lane yet within walking distance of the historic village of Cilgerran. The 12th-century Cilgerran Castle looms high above the River Teifi, where you can paddleboard or canoe downriver to the market town of Cardigan. Or put your walking boots on and explore the local footpaths or head to the Welsh Wildlife Centre, a 270-acre nature reserve.

Tucked away in a peaceful spot on the northern edge of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, this charming shepherd’s hut is a perfect romantic escape for couples – and their four-legged friend. Surrounded by open countryside and close to the dramatic Black Mountains, it’s an idyllic retreat for long walks, fresh air and quality time together.

The Bevan lies the beautiful and grand dwelling of Plas Y Bryn Manor House, Bontnewydd, Gwynedd. Close to amenities. Pet-friendly. Off-road parking. Caernarfon 2.4 miles; Llanberis 8.7 miles; Bangor 11.6 miles.

This cabin is set on the owner’s working farm and livery yard in the stunning Monmouthshire countryside. It makes a fabulous escape for couples or solo travellers to switch off, breathe deep and unwind, or to explore the local area on foot or by bike.

A wonderful three-storey, terraced house resting in Colwyn Bay, Conwy. Cinema Room. Dog-friendly. Close to beach. Family-friendly. Hot tub. Llandudno 5.3 miles; Abergele 6.6 miles; Conwy 7.8 miles.