Cottages With Hot Tubs in Wales

A smart, stone barn conversion resting jnear the village of Pontllyfni just outside of Penygroes in North Wales. Open-plan living area. Exposed wooden beams. WiFi. Hot tub. Superb views. Caernarfon 8.6 miles; Llanberis 15.3 miles.

Y Beudy Gwydir is a 4.9-rated coastal cottage in Trefor, Gwynedd, sleeping 4. Private hot tub with sea views, woodburner, open-plan living and a pebble beach one mile away. Caernarfon Castle and Snowdon Mountain Railway are both under 20 minutes by car.

Situated in a lovely, quiet location yet the market town of Narberth is just a short drive away. Here you can enjoy a wealth of shops, pubs and restaurants or, for those who enjoy art and history, visit the museum, castle or gallery.

Charming stone-built barn conversion on National Trust hill farm just outside Ysbyty Ifan. Panoramic views including of The Snowdon Range. Betws-y-Coed 6 miles.

Y Bwthyn is a pleasing, pet-friendly period cottage with off-road parking, nestled on the outskirts of Pwllheli, a charming seaside town in Gwynedd. Abersoch 8.1 miles; Criccieth 10.2 miles.

A lovely three-bedroom terraced house resting in Tregarth, Gwynedd. Hot tub. Pet-friendly. Smart TV. Woodburning stove. Bangor 5 miles; Caernarfon 9.8 miles; Llanberis 9.9 miles.

Situated next to the family farm, this former farm building has been converted into a wonderful single-storey cottage which is great for families and friends wishing to explore the local area. Nestled in the countryside, this cottage enjoys a truly scenic setting. Rising beyond the fields, the mountains provide a dramatic backdrop, adding a sense of space and adventure to the landscape.

This stylish single-storey retreat, set on a peaceful working farm with breathtaking mountain views, is perfect for groups of four to unwind together. After days spent exploring the nearby Berwyn Mountains, unwind in the hot tub beneath the stars or cosy up beside the crackling wood burner.

A detached wooden lodge on the outskirts of Morfa Nefyn in North Wales. Stunning countryside views. Decking with hot tub. 1 mile to coast. Pwllheli 7 miles.

A quaint, cosy detached cottage located near the town of Nevern in Pembrokeshire. Upside down living. Exposed wooden beams. Open plan.

Y Côr is a captivating stone-built house with a hot tub and toasty woodburning stove, boasting exceptional countryside views, perched in Glasfryn, Conwy. Betws-y-Coed 10.5 miles; Bala 13.6 miles.

This converted barn is set in an idyllic position with direct access to the Berwyn Mountains. It’s on a working farm in the small rural village of Llandrillo, halfway between Bala and Corwen, both offering eateries and shops. For local produce, visit the Farm shop in Corwen, and whilst your there, enjoy a bite to eat at the restaurant.

Situated in the heart of the tranquil village of Capel Bangor, this characterful single-level hideaway offers snug, airy and chic accommodation for two guests enjoying a peaceful holiday in a stunning part of Ceredigion.

This luxury barn conversion boasts a private hot tub and games area, and is nestled in beautiful countryside close to the North Wales coast. A stunning interior makes this a superb retreat for friends and family.

A wonderful, studio-style pod resting in Bontuchel near Ruthin, Denbighshire. Hot tub. Countryside views. Off-road parking. Contemporary. Romantic. Llangollen 18.8 miles; Bala 22.6 miles; Betws-y-Coed 24.3 miles; Chester 27.2 miles.