The diverse delights of the Welsh countryside have so much to offer you on a cottage holiday. When you wake up in the cosy bed of your holiday home and throw open your curtains, take your pick of the scenery you want to gaze out upon. Do you fancy the sweeping hills of Powys and the Brecon Beacons, the wild mountains of Snowdonia?
Or the famous sandy beaches of Pembrokeshire? Whichever you choose, these Welsh holiday cottages with hot tubs are all idyllic bases to explore your favourite part of Wales.
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Heart Of Wales Lodges, Powys
Tucked away near Penybont and Llandrindod Wells, this Powys hideaway sleeps four and welcomes pets, so the whole family can come along. It’s a lovely base for escaping the everyday in the Welsh countryside, with the sweeping hills of Powys right on your doorstep and a private hot tub to sink into at the end of the day. Guests rate it 4.9 out of 5.
If you fancy a night out, there are plenty of local villages and towns nearby, including Llandrindod Wells, to feast on traditional pub grub.
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Benlli, Gwynned
Kick back and relax in this bright family bungalow, minutes away from the coast and close to Snowdonia national park. You’ll adore the welcoming light that pours into the open-plan living space through the large sloping windows and French doors. Cook up a storm in the sleek contemporary kitchen, then enjoy it at your choice of the breakfast bar, the dining table, or on one of the comfy sofas. Cosy up in one of the three bedrooms – one is a twin and two are super-king size zip-and-links, each with a TV.
And why not have an evening drink in the enclosed courtyard as the sun goes down? Don’t forget to top it off with a dip in the private hot tub to finish off your family holiday in Wales.
If you want things to do around Benlli Cottage, you’ll be located right above the fishing village of Aberdaron. There’s plenty of winding paths you can take to explore the lovely array of restaurants and shops, as well as sandy beach walks. Close by is Snowdonia National Park, which holds an endless array of hikes and traditional towns to discover.
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Clwydian View at ParcFarm, Denbighshire
Set near Mold on the edge of the Clwydian Range, this lodge sleeps eight and welcomes pets, making it a great pick for a group or a big family break in North Wales. Guests rate it 4.8 out of 5, and there’s a private hot tub to unwind in after a day out.
From here you’re within easy reach of the town of Corwen and the scenic Llangollen Railway. Sail on a horse-drawn canal boat ride on the Llangollen Canal then explore Bala Lake, Wales’ largest natural lake. Or, of course, spend a day in the stunning peaks of Snowdonia.
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Stabl, Cardigan
This fantastic coastal cottage was built for relaxation. Step into the open-plan living space and marvel at the high airy ceilings, lovely bright atmosphere and tasteful décor. There’s plenty of space to rustle up a family meal in the stylish kitchen. Once you’ve finished eating together at the large dining table overlooking the rolling hills of mid-Wales, put your feet up on one of the comfy chairs and enjoy the warmth of the wood-burner. Down the hallway, find three spacious bedrooms and a contemporary bathroom.
Your Welsh break in Stabl is only a few miles away from the Cardigan Heritage Coast, perfect for long beach walks. And why not pop into beautiful Aberaeron on the way? This Georgian town holds a historical harbour, independent cafes and an array of pubs and restaurants to sample. But if you’d prefer to stay cosy at home, you can dine alfresco in your large patio-and-lawn garden or test out the luxurious hot tub.
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Pantglas Farm, Pembrokeshire
Kick off your holiday in Wales in style with a break at Pantglas Farm, near Whitland in rural Pembrokeshire. It sleeps five, welcomes pets and has a private hot tub to test out, and guests rate it 5.0 out of 5.
Once you’ve caught up on your well-earned rest, try a local day trip the next day. Visit the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with dramatic inlets and sandy beaches. Or sample freshly-caught seafood at the port town of Fishguard.
