Coastal Cottages In Wales To Rent

Mrs Cathryn Read - verified booking

"Very well equipped ground floor flat (a few steps up from the pavement). The property is just a small and very quiet road across from the beach, with steps down to reach miles of golden sandy beaches. There are three islands directly opposite/near the flat - one is Caldey Island -- you can visit the monastery there and look round the island by boat from Tenby. Stunning views. You can park on The Paragon, which is the quiet road the flat is on. The road is mostly used by people going to the beach. The flat has secondary glazing, so you don't hear much of what's going on outside. Comfortable extra large double bed in a very spacious bedroom. Also a twin room, which has less room, but which was fine. Small balcony outside the twin room. The area is stunning and Tenby is a busy little place, with a good variety of shops (Tesco Extra, Sainsburys, WH Smith, Boots and lots of independent shops). Short walk to the shops - maybe 3 minutes. Recommend this comfortable, spacious flat, which was immaculately clean. Thanks for a great holiday."

Katrin - verified booking

"The cottage is tucked away in the outskirts of the magic mountains of Snowdonia. It is wonderfully far away from all the stresses and pressures of our modern day lives. The owners made us feel genuinly welcomed. The cottage itself is like a cosy home from home and gave us the feel to be back in more simpler, kinder times. It is fully equipped, very family friendly including pets. It is surrounded by stunning beauty and ideally located for adventures into the mountains or by the sea. Port Meirion is just accross estuary and the seaside town of Barmouth about 20 minute drive away. As for shopping food or eating out options are extremely limited. There is no corner shop or cafe in Talsarnau. There is a big Tesco in Port Madog, so don't forget essentials. I would love to come back and can recommend it highly. We were happy there. Thanks for that."

Paul - verified booking

"Absolute hidden gem:A little of the beaten track and all the better for it.Local shops and villages are a short drive away and ideally located for all the tourist attractions such as Harlech castle, Porthmirion, and Porthmadog as well as the Snowdonia action sport centres. A safe haven of peace and tranquility, ideal hill and dog walking area with multiple local footpaths across the countryside. The best sandy beach is Harlech which is only a fewMiles south.The cottage couldn’t be better equipped and the owners were beyond helpful and hospitable and we will definitely visit again.Two cottages at this location and we stayed in the smaller one, but both have an abundance of period features with thick stone walls and oak beam low ceilings.Don’t be put off by the pebble dash it’s a real hidden gem and would recommend to anyone."

Richards - verified booking

"We loved the cottage, in fact I don't think I've stayed anywhere so well equipped with stuff. the fact that there was tea, coffee and sugar available was great. It's a small thing but buying a bag of sugar to go away for 3 days is a pain and it was much appreciated to have a little supplied for us. The cottage was cosy and clean. Personally a few more blankets in the depths of winter would have been nice as it was very peaky in the morning but as soon as the heaters were on it warmed up no end. The cottage keepers couldn't have been more helpful and nice. We had a fantastic time and would stay again."

Mr & Mrs Cole - verified booking

"That was a really great place!!! Good facilities in a great cottage in a lovely location. Host Rodger was charming and pointed out ‘places to go’. An interesting walk to the beach (about 15 mins, through church yard and fields. Dog loved it, but she really loved the beach – sand and shallow sea – ideal doggy location. Came home a bit early due to heavy rain tomorrow but other days were wall to wall sunshine. Rodger not at home when we left so popped a soggy note through his letter box. Great break and now planning next visit. Julie – THANKS!!! Best wishes Joyce, Terry and Jangle dog Cole"