Hand-picked holiday cottages with their own private hot tub in South Wales – from cosy hideaways for two to big houses for the whole family.
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Offering fresh and spacious holiday accommodation for up to six guests, this stylishly arranged single-level holiday lodge makes a fabulous base for eager walkers, beach lovers, history buffs and nature watchers discovering Pembrokeshire’s stunning coastline and breathtaking countryside.
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This stunning, detached cottage, sits in a breath-taking position overlooking the river Teifi. There is a country pub within walking distance and you are just a few miles from the market town of Llandysul which has a good range of independent shops and eateries.
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Get the whole gang together at this smart and spacious three-storey home in the picturesque village of Saundersfoot. Sleeping seven people across three bedrooms, this is the perfect accommodation option for large families or groups of friends searching for a stylish cottage to call home while they explore the Pembrokeshire coastline together.
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3-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Silian is a disabled friendly, dog friendly cosy holiday cottage with a welcoming woodburner and a private hot tub set in peaceful countryside. It also has the added bonus of having a games room on site. Only a short drive away from the superb coastline of Cardigan Bay, a special area of Conservation and famous for its resident population of dolphins and porpoise.
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Saint Florence is a picturesque village just outside Tenby, perfect for a peaceful Pembrokeshire escape. Set along the River Ritec, it offers historic charm with stone cottages, a 12th-century church, and a friendly atmosphere.
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With its spacious, open interior, large garden and games room, this is a fantastic holiday home to enjoy spending quality time with friends and family. It is situated just a short drive (8 miles) from the magnificent West Wales coastline.
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Saint Florence is a picturesque village just minutes from Tenby and Manorbier, making it an ideal base for exploring the Pembrokeshire coast. Set along the River Ritec, it offers a peaceful setting with traditional stone cottages and a 12th-century church.
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Within half a mile of the town and harbour, this is the perfect base for soaking up the charm of Aberaeron. Enjoy morning strolls along the beautiful waterfront here. Stop for a scoop of the town’s famous honey ice cream before setting off along the Ceredigion Coast Path, where clifftop views and hidden coves make every step an adventure.
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This self-contained holiday home, which is part of the owner’s large, detached house set in private grounds, is just the place for an escape with family and friends. Enjoy fantastic rural views from the estate, take in the remains of the spectacular 13th-century Bishop's Palace, and make the most of the on-site Lamphey Court Hotel & Spa.
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Brynhoffnant is a small village with a popular local shop and pub located on the coastal road that stretches along the whole coast of Cardigan Bay. It’s ideally situated to explore the beautiful sandy beaches and intimate coves of Cardigan Bay, with the Wales Coast Path stretching along the bay in both directions.
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Return from your forays into the Brecon Beacons to soak up the sunshine on the deck or bubble in the hot tub when you stay at this luxury, cedar wood-clad retreat in Coelbren. Nestled on the fringes of the national park, 2.5 miles from Abercraf, the stylish, four-bedroom holiday home sleeps eight guests and offers dog-friendly accommodation.
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Enjoy a break in this wonderful three-bedroom lodge with room for up to six guests to relax together, while surrounded by the delights of the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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You’ll have beautiful countryside views from this holiday lodge and you might find you just want to stay near the hot tub and relax all day. However, if you can pull yourself away from this complex of cottages with its on-site café and garden centre, as well as a children’s play area, you’ll have plenty of options for entertainment.
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Stay at this wooden lodge, set with the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and find plenty to do onsite and further afield. Walk around the wildflower garden centre and pick up a gift or two to take home while the kids enjoy the outdoor play equipment. When you’re ready to explore, the Gower Brewery Tour (7 miles) makes for a great rainy day activity.
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You’ll have beautiful countryside views from this holiday lodge and you might find you just want to stay near the hot tub and relax all day. However, if you can pull yourself away from this complex of cottages with its on-site cafe and garden centre, as well as a children’s play area, you’ll have plenty of options for entertainment.
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