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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Romantic and idyllic couples getaway with hot tub set in the perfect place to unwind and explore dramatic countryside, historic towns and pretty villages in Snowdonia National Park and North Wales. Close to Bala boasting Wales’s largest natural lake, narrow gauge railway, National White Water Centre and a range of shops and eateries.
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Set on the edge of peaceful woodland, this spacious holiday lodge offers a unique retreat for couples and small families planning excursions across the surrounding Monmouthshire countryside.
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Tucked away within mature woodland on the owner’s working farm, this secluded lodge offers an enchanting escape for couples and solo travellers planning days of adventure across Monmouthshire. Surrounded by the sights and sounds of nature, it couldn’t be easier to unwind here. Before you venture off-site, make sure to stroll through the peaceful woodland and meet the resident alpacas.
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Discover your romantic idyll when you stay at this exquisite shepherd’s hut in Mid Wales. Sleeping just two guests, the delightful retreat is one of three bijou sanctuaries nestled on a tranquil site in the fringes of Bannau Brycheiniog, also known as the Brecon Beacons.
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Nestled in ancient woodland, this aptly named hut overlooking the dramatic Usk Valley is wonderfully green and calm with a riot of bluebells carpeting the floor each spring. Off grid luxury and romance in complete seclusion and with your own private wood-fired hot tub.
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Nestled at the foot of the Skirrid, on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Wye Valley. It is the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and relax in the great Welsh outdoors.
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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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Pretty market town Builth Wells is just a 0.5-mile walk away, offering plenty to see and do. Visit the Wyeside Arts Centre for entertainment or enjoy the scenic Groe Park with its stunning views of Wye Bridge.
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The former mining town Cwmbach, nestled within an industrial valley, is well placed for making the most of the Brecon Beacons and ideal for couples looking to make the most of a stunning and diverse landscape.
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Admire the far-reaching views of rolling green hills from the comfort of a private wood-fired hot tub at this wonderful wooden glamping pod on the corner of a quiet working farm in Denbighshire. The open plan design provides a bright, spacious living area while the exposed woodwork and curved ceiling add a cosier touch.
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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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This delightful retreat is a haven for walkers, anglers, and nature enthusiasts, with countless opportunities for horse riding, birdwatching, and exploring the great outdoors. Nearby attractions include the impressive Cynghordy Viaduct (14.5 miles) and the enchanting Crychan Forest (11 miles).
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A beautiful, detached lodge set on the edge of Gilwern, a sweet village, with pubs, shops and a picturesque canal all within walking distance, great for cyclists and walkers alike. An abundance of other activities to try, include fishing on Monmouthshire and Brecon canal or at Llandegfedd or Talybont reservoirs, canoeing and kayaking on the Usk and Wye rivers.
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