Aberaeron Holiday Cottages

Aberaeron Cottages

Lampeter

Trem-Yr-Afon

Ref: S899887

A pretty Georgian coastal town located between Cardigan and Aberystwyth with a lovely pebble beach and beautiful sea views. There is an abundance of shops with unusual gifts, great eating places and pubs, and a quiet little harbour to enjoy...

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£61

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New Quay

Ty Seren

Ref: S1227996

Newquay is the home of the UK’s surf scene, boasting eleven beaches and over seven miles of golden sand, three major beaches, the National Surf Centre and an endless supply of rolling surf, making it a beachlovers and watersports paradise. The...

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£67

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Aberaeron

3 Bed Cottage in Aberaeron

Ref: S448533

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms –1 king-size, 1 double and 1 twin room - 3 bathrooms – 3 en-suite shower rooms with WC, 1 ground floor bathroom with a freestanding bath with WC - Electric oven and ceramic hob, fridge/freezer,...

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£141

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Aberaeron

Bari

Ref: S162154

Reviews 43

Aberaeron hosts a number of shops with unusual gifts, eating places and pubs, all among a quiet little harbour on the coast of Ceredigion. Enjoy boat trips and watersports, or coastal and countryside walks and cycle rides, as well as exploring the...

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£105

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Aberaeron

Cringoed House

Ref: S677199

Reviews 10

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£222

per night

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Aberaeron

Plas Bach

Ref: S435523

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£78

per night

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Ciliau Aeron

The Dairy - Uk47471

Ref: S1015145

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£92

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Ciliau Aeron

The Cow Shed - Or5

Ref: S379514

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£54

per night

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Partner deal

Ciliau Aeron

The Loft - Uk6210

Ref: S356101

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£58

per night

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Partner deal

Ciliau Aeron

Myfanwy

Ref: S1017714

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£49

per night

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Partner deal

Aberaeron

WH - Smugglers Lodge

Ref: S997428

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£89

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Partner deal

Aberaeron

WH - The Lobster Pot Pet Friendly

Ref: S975776

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£75

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Aberaeron

Caban Silo

Ref: S422047

Reviews 30

Caban Silo is a cosy and quaint converted silo, located on a working farm in Aberaeron. Featuring an open plan kitchen, living and dining room on the ground floor with courtyard featuring firepit/BBQ and outdoor seating. The double bedroom has an...

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£92

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Aberaeron

Ty Jim

Ref: S93861

Reviews 55

Gorgeous sea views, hot tub and on working farm. This cottage is the perfect location for a break with family or friends in West Wales. Size: sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms Beds: 1 double, 2 SK or twin. Rooms: ground floor: kitchen/dining area, living...

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£110

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Aberaeron

3 Bed Cottage in Aberaeron

Ref: S1064824

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 2 king-size and 1 twin - 2 bathrooms – 1 shower room with a double shower and WC, and 1 bathroom with a bath, shower and WC - Electric oven/hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing...

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£120

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New Quay

4 Bed Cottage in New Quay

Ref: S276314

Additional information and rules - 4 Bedrooms - 1 super-king size, 1 double and 2 twins - 1 Bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC, 1 en-suite shower room with shower and WC and 1 ground floor separate WC - Electric oven and hob, an...

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£151

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Aberaeron

2 Bed Cottage in Aberaeron

Ref: S229457

Additional information and rules - 2 king-size bedrooms - 1 bathroom with shower and WC - TV and Netflix - Oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and washing machine - Travel cot and highchair available - Garden with patio furniture and hot...

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£100

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Llansantffraed

Glyn Cottage

Ref: S483427

Reviews 45

This charming medieval hamlet, located in Cardigan Bay not far from the charming coastal towns of Aberaeron and New Quay, is well-known for its connection to St. David and his mother, St.Non, the patron saints of Wales. Llanon has a modest museum,...

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£82

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Aberaeron

3 Bed Cottage in Aberarth

Ref: S841886

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 1 super-king bed (can be made up into a twin on request), 1 king-size, 1 twin - 2 shower rooms – 1 family shower room with double hand basins, 1 en-suite shower room with WC, and 1 separate WC is...

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£123

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Aberaeron

Brynamlwg

Ref: S778724

Reviews 15

For an ever-enjoyable stay on Cardigan Bay, make this charming coastal dog-friendly cottage your base. Well-appointed for families, the property accommodates six guests and is ideal for those with kids in tow, complete with a snug bunk bedroom and...

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£94

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New Quay

116 Woodpecker Lodge

Ref: S794209

Reviews 10

Llanllwni is a small village community in Carmarthenshire, on the main Carmarthen to Lampeter road. Set on the edge of the Llanllwni Mountain, with stunning heathland and a large area of common land home to grazing ponies, the area enjoys...

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£51

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Aberaeron

Erw Las

Ref: S521316

Reviews 27

Erw Las is a neatly presented, spacious family friendly holiday home situated along quiet country lanes just outside the vibrant seaside town of Aberaeron with plenty of walks available including the coastal path in the picturesque town so you can...

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£123

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Lampeter

The Stable

Ref: S5849

Reviews 54

Aberaeron is a small town on the coast of Mid Wales, near Cardigan and Aberystwyth. Aberaeron has an attractive harbour, and a variety of shops and tearooms. There is also a pebble beach. From Aberaeron you can enjoy cycling, walking and...

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£76

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Aberaeron

2 Bed Cottage in Aberaeron

Ref: S234189

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms - 1 king-size and 1 super-king-size zip-and-link (which can be made up as a twin on request) - 1 en-suite bathroom, 1 en-suite shower room and 1 separate WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave,...

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£154

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Aberaeron Holiday cottages

Aberaeron is a seaside town in Ceredigion, Wales. The pretty pastel-coloured houses that line the harbour are a sight to behold, particularly when the sun is shining. This small town has big character and there’s plenty to see and do, from exploring the local history at Aberaeron Museum to taking a walk along the coastal path to the neighbouring town of New Quay. If you’re feeling active, there are plenty of water sports on offer too.

Snaptrip has a great selection of Aberaeron holiday cottages for every kind of trip. Whether you're booking a family reunion, a getaway with friends, a special trip for two or a solo adventure with your furry friend - we handpick our cottages for their amenities and location. Simply use our handy search filters to find the perfect cottage for you, whether that's a property within reach of the beach, a home with a hot tub, barbeque, balcony or spacious gardens.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Ian - Verified booking

Normally feedback is an easy task and we have used Sykes several times and this is the first time Iâve felt the need to be negative.

Bari is in a good location in the super little town of Aberaeron, with easy access to the A487 to get to other destinations easily on the Cardigan Coast. The property was clean and tidy inside. Unfortunately there are many issues that detract from being able to fully enjoy your holiday. Soâ¦. the small kitchen had 2 main spotlights out making it darker than it should be as very little natural lighting. Also, the under counter lights did not work and the light above the hob did not work either. These were reported on day one, but not fixed. Just a note at this point is that there was no welcome pack and it is the first cottage over recent years where there hasnât been. This is a relatively cheap but very appreciated touch. From the kitchen you exit into the back area which has a rusty table and chair set in the main part. However I had to weed the flags in this area before we could use it as some were a foot high. The rest of the garden further down is massively overgrown. Also, the neighbours kitchen directly overlooks this area , even if a makeshift screen has been put up, it is still intrusive and not private. The whole area is grotty and not relaxing to sit in at all. One further note on the âgardenâ, a low fence meant that a neighbouring dog was able to access our garden and worried and unnerved our 2 older dogs until it was chased off. Back inside, the bedroom light shade had been removed and was found broken in a wardrobe, the broken arms of the shade were left on the cable hanging from the ceiling. Add to this the loose toilet seat in the main bathroom. And finally, we knew it was on road parking before we arrived, but please be prepared to park up to 100+ yards away after youâve been out for the day as it is limited. Without been able to relax in nice surroundings outside during the evening we sat in the small living room each night, we decided to leave early and vacated the property on the second to last day of our stay. Quite a bit of work needed here to make this an acceptable holiday home Iâm afraid.

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Barrie - Verified booking

The major disappointment for us was that the property has only 5 bedrooms, not 6 as the ad says.

The âsingle roomâ is actually a single bed in a corner of the games room - you couldnât possibly have someone sleeping there and also use the table tennis or pool tables or the piano at the same time. We had planned the single room to be for a young child whoâd be asleep while the adults played table tennis and pool. Once you take that into account, itâs a very adequate house. The kitchen was well equipped apart from having only a small cafetiere and not enough mugs and glasses for a lot of people (even with those we asked for and were given), and it could do with more teaspoons (think yogurt for pudding or breakfast) and small sharp knives. The public rooms were spacious and attractive, with grapes growing over your head in the downstairs sitting room, and a great view from the upstairs one. There was enough comfortable seating in each. The bedrooms could have done with better blackout blinds for children sleeping there (some windows have them while others in the same room donât). The hot tub always seemed to work for us even though the spanner symbol was there (others have complained about this). The barbecue is big and there are decent BBQ tools. Care is needed not to lose food through the grating. The wifi worked only sporadically. We found the owner helpful and responsive. This sounds like a lot of complaints but, apart from the number of bedrooms, theyâre really just niggles. The accommodation was good for us (10 adults and 2 small children) and we had a great time there. The games room was great, though if you have your own cue / bats you may prefer them to some that are there. The house has a huge variety of board games and jigsaws so no need to bring those apart from your must-have favourites.

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Paul - Verified booking

The listing photographs must have been taken when the property was first marketed and never updated because the current condition does not reflect those photographs.

The owner should consider telling occupants about the state of the approach road with all its potholes and blind corners before an accident occurs. The garden, which is nowhere as large as the photographs imply, was virtually unusable due to very long grass, nettles and overgrown shrubbery. The owner suggests that they can fine you if you leave dog poo in the garden but ensuring that can be achieved should not be a treasure hunt. We followed the rubbish procedure as requested only to find that the food waste bin was attacked overnight by some mutant creature that ate its way through the lid creating a large enough hole for it to climb through making it unusable for the rest of our stay. We all spotted a very large rat the next day patrolling the garden. The area for placing the rubbish is wide open to rodent attack. We had no alternative but to put the food waste directly onto the compost heap as we saw other visitors doing which again is not an ideal scenario because again it will attract rodents making it a possible hazard to all visitors. As reported by other visitors we found the property clean on the surface but on closer inspection it left a lot to be desired and the hot tub was frequently showing the spanner mode. It says that it is awaiting an engineer visit but I would suggest that this as been ongoing for quite a while considering the amount of visitors who have reported this. The smell from the kitchen cupboard where the bin is stored is atrocious and can not be subdued. The sliding door which opens out into the hot tub area can be difficult too close. The owners have put instructions on the door but the opening statement really relays the problem - 'This door is old'.

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Mrs Sanford - Verified booking

Lovely property, very quiet location perfect to relax. The hot tub was ready for our arrival which was great. Couldn't find the hairdryer but a quick text to the owner and they sorted one of theirs for me to borrow as the previous people had pinched the original one! Lovely welcome pack of cakes and Welsh cakes and a little bottle of milk. The bed was comfy and there are plenty of blankets as it does get chilly at night. It does get super warm when the sun is out but there are plenty of fans and once you open the doors and windows it soon cools down. Was great to have an oven and microwave and a big fridge freezer so we could have meals in rather then eat out all the time. The nearest big supermarket is morrisons which is 30 mins away by car in Aberystwyth however there is a nisa just a 5 minute walk across the horse field which had a really good selection of stuff. Abaeraron is a 2 mile walk, it's a nice walk, you can't really walk down the main a437 as there's no path however if you follow the path as far as you can then take a right through the houses there's a path all the way into town, it's not for the faint hearted lol it is a very steep slope for around half a mile. New quay is a 10 minute drive away, it's very small but very pretty. The owners are very welcoming and the views from the silo balcony are beautiful with just the horses as neighbours. Considering its on a working livery farm the noise of tractors didn't bother us at all and it wasn't all day every day either.

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Paula - Verified booking

Kids called the raod leading to this house pot hole road (the're right).

When we arrived I was really upset the house had apparently been getting cleaned all day but this place was dirty and smelled especially in the cupboards. One of the bedrooms was advertised as a queen adjustermatic bed but on arrival found this to only be a single so brother had to the sleep on the sofa for the whole week as no one was willing to do anything about it. We also noted broken wires coming from this bed was told by sykes an electrician would attend, 24 hrs later maintenance man with some tape turns up to tape it. The w/c up stairs carpet was wet with wee on arrival, this never dried out and smelled so bad. The whole house had lots broken or damaged bits. The hot tub looks old and has a crack at the bottom of it and damaged material, and the spannner light kept coming up on the control panel. Saturday night the sliding door pin drops of the runner we managed to close it tried calling owner but wouldn't answer but then ask me to text him. So I told him the issue he said he would call someone Monday. We had no update and the door was never repaired during our stay. Upstairs living room has a balcony on it the hand railings only reach 870mm well this should be a minimum of 1100mm. I have taken up all my issues with sykes.

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Things to do near Aberaeron

Aberystwyth Cliff Railway

The Aberystwyth Cliff Railway opened on 1 August 1896. It is a 778 feet long funicular railway in Aberystwyth and is the second longest funicular railway in the British Isles, after the Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway.

Afon Mêl Honey Farm & Meadery

In an old chapel on the outskirts of New Quay is this family run honey farm. An exhibition of the bee honey making process allows you to get safety up close to the beehive via glass screens. Licensed coffee shops sell a range of drinks and treats, plus a selection of their honey and honey based products and their award winning Heather Mead. Free car park. New Quay, Cross Inn, Llandysul SA44 6NN

Dolphin Spotting

Bottlenose dolphins reside in the area and can be seen off the coast of New Quay all year round. For the best chance of seeing one up close, take a boat trip from the New Quay pier. New Quay SA45 9NW

Holiday Cottages in Aberaeron

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Aberaeron Cottages

Lampeter

Trem-Yr-Afon

Ref: S899887

New Quay

Ty Seren

Ref: S1227996

Aberaeron

3 Bed Cottage in Aberaeron

Ref: S448533

Aberaeron

Bari

Ref: S162154

Reviews 43

Aberaeron

Cringoed House

Ref: S677199

Reviews 10

Aberaeron

Plas Bach

Ref: S435523

Ciliau Aeron

The Dairy - Uk47471

Ref: S1015145

Ciliau Aeron

The Cow Shed - Or5

Ref: S379514

Ciliau Aeron

The Loft - Uk6210

Ref: S356101

Ciliau Aeron

Myfanwy

Ref: S1017714

Aberaeron

WH - Smugglers Lodge

Ref: S997428

Aberaeron

WH - The Lobster Pot Pet Friendly

Ref: S975776

Aberaeron

Caban Silo

Ref: S422047

Reviews 30

Aberaeron

Ty Jim

Ref: S93861

Reviews 55

Aberaeron

3 Bed Cottage in Aberaeron

Ref: S1064824

New Quay

4 Bed Cottage in New Quay

Ref: S276314

Aberaeron

2 Bed Cottage in Aberaeron

Ref: S229457

Llansantffraed

Glyn Cottage

Ref: S483427

Reviews 45

Aberaeron

3 Bed Cottage in Aberarth

Ref: S841886

Aberaeron

Brynamlwg

Ref: S778724

Reviews 15

New Quay

116 Woodpecker Lodge

Ref: S794209

Reviews 10

Aberaeron

Erw Las

Ref: S521316

Reviews 27

Lampeter

The Stable

Ref: S5849

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