Carmarthen Holiday Cottages

Carmarthen Cottages

Carmarthen

Yr Hen Ysgubor

Ref: S854618

Reviews 4

St. Clears is a small town set inland between Carmarthen and the coastal resorts of the Pembrokeshire coast. Great for exploring the South Wales coastline, the area is ideal for walkers, cyclists, and explorers alike. St. Clears hosts a variety of...

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£46

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Blaenffynnon Bach

Ref: S273211

Reviews 54

Crymych is a small village, three miles from Boncath in the rambling Pembrokeshire countryside, close to the fabulous Preseli Hills. The village itself has a good choice of local shops, a mini supermarket, butchers, bakers, garage, pub serving...

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£67

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Carmarthen

Carreg Cennen Cottage

Ref: S448602

Reviews 25

Llandeilo, in Carmarthenshire, lies majestically on a hill above the River Tywi, Wales' longest river that flows entirely through the country. The historic Dinefwr and Carreg Cennen Castles contribute to the attractiveness of this charming market...

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£57

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Corran Cottage

Ref: S820103

Reviews 6

Laugharne, with its majestic castle standing on a low ridge overlooking the wide Taf River Estuary, is famous for its associations with the poet Dylan Thomas, and a visit to his Boat House and the writing shed where he wrote most of his works is a...

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£70

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Heritage

Ref: S842806

Reviews 5

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£130

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Gwennol Cottage

Ref: S286634

Reviews 29

Llandeilo is a bustling town resting amidst the Carmarthenshire countryside resting proudly on a hill above the River Tywi, the longest river that flows entirely through Wales. Within the town, you will find a good selection of unusual gift...

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£102

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Carmarthen

Dryslwyn Cottage

Ref: S448606

Reviews 27

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£55

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Carmarthen

3 Bed Cottage in Gwernogle

Ref: S692979

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms - 1 super-king zip-and-link (which can be made up as a twin on request), 1 double, 1 single - 2 bathrooms - 1 bathroom with hand-held shower over bath, separate shower and WC, 1 ground floor shower...

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£134

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Sea View

Ref: S842803

Reviews 6

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£88

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Clearbrook Lodge

Ref: S882168

Reviews 4

Llanarthney is a small village on the B4300, and is home to a lovely pub serving food, an artisan café with delicatessen and The National Botanical Garden of Wales. The garden features Europe’s largest single-span glasshouse containing tropical...

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£91

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Llety Celyn - The Hollies

Ref: S278248

Reviews 1

A stunning large detached property with hot tub. With a huge dining and entertainment space both inside and out it is the perfect for location for a get-together, special occasion, family event, groups of families or friends holiday. Within a...

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£233

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Carmarthen

Kent House

Ref: S1013858

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£68

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Carmarthen

Frogmore- pretty central cottage with Castle views

Ref: S927011

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£183

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Carmarthen

Luxury 2-Bed Cottage in Llansteffan

Ref: S952337

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£120

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Carmarthen

Bunny Meadows Holiday Farmhouse near Carmarthen & Pembrokeshire

Ref: S1228962

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£638

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Carmarthen

Beudy at Pentrecelyn

Ref: S1067716

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£132

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Carmarthen

Min Yr Afon- Central cosy Cottage, walk to restaurants and Castle

Ref: S923691

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£114

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Carmarthen

Oysterlow - A beautiful country cottage with estuary views and enclosed garden

Ref: S976763

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£104

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Carmarthen

Lakeside Cottage

Ref: S948600

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£255

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Carmarthen

The Old School - Beautiful School House, quiet location near the coast

Ref: S911594

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£153

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Carmarthen

Cysgod Y Ffordd - a gorgeous new barn conversion sleeping 4 guests with disabled facilities

Ref: S1232918

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£93

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Carmarthen

Gwalia Llansteffan

Ref: S974900

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£143

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Carmarthen

Grey Alders

Ref: S525270

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£90

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Carmarthen

Ty Cwtch

Ref: S697552

Reviews 12

Between Carmarthen and the Pembrokeshire coast's beach resorts is the little village of St. Clears. The region is perfect for walkers, cyclists, and explorers alike and is great for visiting the South Wales coastline. The mound of the 12th-century...

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Carmarthen Holiday Cottages

Carmarthen sits on the banks of the River Tywi just about 8 miles before it flows into Carmarthen Bay. The town's Welsh name is Caerfyrddin, which translates to ‘Merlin’s Fort’, so it’ll be no surprise to you that one of its most famous early residents was King Arthur’s wizard, Merlin. The oldest manuscript ever found written entirely in Welsh, The Black Book of Carmarthen, contains several poems and verses about him. Nip into the Carmarthenshire County Museum to learn more and discover the town's fascinating history, which includes associations with the Celtic Demetae tribe and the Franciscan Friars, and still maintains the remains of a Roman amphitheatre.

Carmarthen holiday cottages come in all shapes and sizes, from camping pods in Broadway, a converted cabin in the rolling countryside and coastal cottages with 4-seater hot tub! Whether you're travelling with family, friends or just want a break away with your loved one, you're sure to find the perfect spot. We've got dog-friendly accommodation too, so bring your furry friend.

Carmarthen holiday cottages can be booked through Snaptrip, all protected by our best price guarantee. With thousands of properties to choose from throughout the UK, our friendly customer service team are on hand to help you decide.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Simon - Verified booking

This cottage was right up our street, and was hoping it was as described in the listing, which it was.

The cottage was immaculately clean on arrival and even more spacious than viewed from the pictures online. There was only the three of us including dog, but we like our space. The rural location on a farm with horses and dogs was great. Our dog is really hit and miss with other dogs but once she was settled in, she loved the two farm dogs. The younger dog would love to play with our dog when I walked her up the road or down in the extended grounds. Jackie the owner was very friendly and could not have been more helpful. On the day after we arrived she even invited us over to join her and others for a very belated Christmas get together which she had had to postpone from last December, now September, pulled pork baps with salad followed by profiteroles!. We spent some time just chilling and relaxing at the property. The view over the extended grounds with its peaceful and tranquil location were just the job. With the door open to the conservatory it was just nice to sit and listen to the River Corran babbling away as it runs through the grounds. There was a distant thunder storm on the first night but with all the lights off and full view of the sky from the conservatory, we had a show of lightning for most of the evening. We are members of National Trust (NT), so most of our visits were to NT properties or places including Stackpole Quay (and circular walk to the spectacular Barrafundle Beach), Paxton's Tower, Newton House, Dinefwr Grounds and Castle, Calby Woodland Garden, Lawrenny Quay/Claddeau Woods. and Dyffryn Gardens (on our journey home). Other places we visited were the Dylan Thomas history trail in and round Laugharne itself and the Castle with spectacular vies accross the River Taf/estuary. Also for those interested in all types of vehicles and speed, the Museum of Land Speed at Pendine is worth a visit. We had some good food at Poon's in Laugharne (Thai/British street food and breakfasts). Also Indian takeaways both good from Elaichi's and Bombay Spice in St. Clears. Another good place for breakfast (on way to Pendine) is the Stone Range Cafe. Lovely food too at Lawrenny Quay Cafe. All in all a great stay and would definitely consider a returning. Simon & Debbie (Exeter, Devon)

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Carolyna - Verified booking

My husband, dog and I loved staying here - it was so peaceful, a real getaway in a beautiful setting.

We loved the converted barn, firstly it was bigger than what youâd expect from the photos which is a first. It was extremely clean, comfortable and the kitchen was well equipped. The welcome gift of Welsh cakes, tea, coffee, butter and milk was lovely. The layout was great - the amazing views of the countryside can be seen from sitting having breakfast at the table, on the sofa watching the Euros or sitting up in bed. We loved watching the resident ducks, chickens and goose in their daily routines particularly the ducks and goose following each other down to the pond every morning for a swim. We kept our dog on a long lead which he was happy with as the one time we let him off he moved closer to where the sheep were in the field below the barn and barked which scared them - he was promptly put back on the lead. We had trips out to Cardigan, Poppit Sands and Cenarth Falls - ensure you have Â£3 in cash for parking at Cenarth Falls as itâs worth it for a short walk along the river and also the gift shop is really lovely as is the owner who was very chatty and friendly. We went to Poppit Sands on a Monday when it was almost deserted. It is beautiful - well worth a trip. As we were on a relaxing holiday we didnât want to go any further than half an hour away so didnât explore Pembroke which was a bit further afield. We spent several days at the cottage reading and soaking up the peaceful atmosphere. We bought all our supplies from Tesco in Cardigan and we have an EV so we paid the extra to charge it at the cottage which was very handy. Regarding earlier reviews, the owners are great and are on hand if you need them but leave you to your own devices. And also some previous reviews mentioned the track to the cottage - it is fine, just take it slow and no problem - the sensors go off due to folliage. Driving to the property there are single track roads through the village which are on an incline - again, take it slow and youâll be fine like we were. It was our first holiday to Wales and we will definitely be back.

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Brian - Verified booking

We had a very disappointing stay at Corran Cottage, I'm sorry to say.

We really wanted to love this property as we were looking forward to a peaceful and relaxing holiday with our dog. The cottage was advertised as being in a "tranquil setting" with "quiet surroundings", however it was far from this. The cottage is semi-detached; there is a bed and breakfast adjoining the building and guests come and go. This would not ordinarily be a problem but for the owners 2 dogs barking at all arrivals. Also on site is the owners stables and this also resulted in many arrivals and departures, again causing car door slamming and dogs barking. The owner lives opposite the cottage and the lovely garden you see in the pictures of the trees and stream is beautiful, but is also shared with the owner and the B and B guests. There is, therefore, very little privacy in the so called "private" garden for residents of the cottage, as it is overlooked by the extended garden and all who visit it. To make matters worse the owners dogs took exception to anyone using the extended garden, and our dog was jumped on and growled at each time we left the cottage. We also witnessed the same thing happening to residents of the B and B who tried to walk their dog in the extended grounds, so it certainly was not a one-off situation. Each time we left the cottage we had to carry our dog to the car to prevent it being jumped on by the owners dogs. A far from relaxing stay at Corran Cottage and we decided to leave 4 days early, as 3 nights there was far too stressful for us and our dog.

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Cheryl - Verified booking

Heritage is a beautiful property, which with a couple of tweaks could be perfect.

The points to note would be :- Instructions for the oven, TV and Hot tub would be great. Mats at the patio door entrances - just to help wet feet/paws from wetting the floor as much Some sort of coffee machine or cafetiÃ¨re would be a great addition. Extra pillows for the beds would be great too - by this I mean different firmness - the beds/pillows and bedding were all lovely, however the pillows are all very very soft and therefore, were not great for us personally. Slightly marked down for cleanliness due to the kitchen cupboard doors being quite dirty and the insides of the wardrobes/drawers were also quite dusty. Overall we loved the property and its position - was a shock at first to find out it was behind the service station, but once you were in it didnât matter at all. We will certainly be back and are already looking at dates for next year

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Gill - Verified booking

If you are looking for a complete escape, then Blaenffynnon Bach is the place for you - quiet, remote but with every comfort of home.

The cottage has been beautifully and sympathetically converted with plenty of room for a couple, well equipped with lots of storage. Bob and Rowena were lovely hosts - on hand if we had needed them but not intrusive in any way. They left us a lovely welcome basket of a small supply of tea and coffee, eggs and homemade Welsh cakes (the best we had!) and fresh milk and butter in the fridge. They also had a great selection of information about the area, various leaflets and a really handy AA map marked up with the barn's location in relation to various towns and places to visit - all very helpful indeed. Strong wi-fi signal in the property which was wonderful because as you can imagine in the Welsh hills and valleys, mobile reception isn't great! I wouldn't hesitate to revisit Blaenffynnon Bach! Thank you Bob and Rowena

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Things to do near Carmarthen

National Botanic Garden of Wales

The National Botanic Garden of Wales has over 400 acres of gardens to explore. It is home to some of the rarest plants on the earth, as well as waterfalls, eagle viewing, beautiful plant collections, sculpture, science, wildlife, water features, Apothecary’s Hall, and the British Bird of Prey Centre. Regular exhibitions and events. Shop restaurant, cafe toilets and car park. Fully accessible with facilities.

Dinefwr (National Trust)

Newton House, a 17th-century manor house once home to Lord Rhys, the powerful Prince of the Welsh Kingdom of the Deheubarth. It sits in the heart of the Dinefwr Estate which is set in 800 acres of  parkland and National Nature Reserve, including an ancient deer park and wildflower meadows. Also onsite is Dinefwr Castle which is managed by CADW. Cafe, shop, toilets, car park. Dog friendly. Blue badge parking, accessible toilets, lift, designated accessible walking routes.

Kidwelly Castle

Explore the impressive ruins of Kidwelly Castle, a fascinating piece of Welsh history that dates back to the 12th century. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the castle through its interactive displays and audio guides. Take a walk around the castle walls for stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Located at Castle Road, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire SA17 5BQ

Dryslwyn Castle

Dryslwyn, which dates back to the 13th century and was built on a remote hill in the lush Tywi Valley, served as a significant administrative centre for the former south Wales kingdom of Deheubarth. Seasonal opening times. Car park.

Parc Y Bocs Farm Shop

Parc Y Bocs Farm Shop in Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire is a must-visit for foodies. Sample the delicious locally-sourced produce, including their own lamb, and browse the range of artisanal gifts. Kids can meet the friendly animals, and there's a charming tearoom to enjoy some homemade cake. Open daily except for Mondays. Address: Parc Y Bocs, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, SA17 5BW

Kidwelly Industrial Museum

Kidwelly Industrial Museum is a must-visit attraction for history buffs. This museum provides an insight into the town's industrial past with exhibits showcasing tinplate production, coal mining, and brick-making. The preserved machinery, hands-on displays, and knowledgeable staff make the experience interactive and engaging. The museum's location in the picturesque Kidwelly town is an added bonus. Address: Bridge Street, Kidwelly, SA17 4UU

Holiday Cottages in Carmarthen

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Carmarthen Cottages

Carmarthen

Yr Hen Ysgubor

Ref: S854618

Reviews 4

Carmarthen

Blaenffynnon Bach

Ref: S273211

Reviews 54

Carmarthen

Carreg Cennen Cottage

Ref: S448602

Reviews 25

Carmarthen

Corran Cottage

Ref: S820103

Reviews 6

Carmarthen

Heritage

Ref: S842806

Reviews 5

Carmarthen

Gwennol Cottage

Ref: S286634

Reviews 29

Carmarthen

Dryslwyn Cottage

Ref: S448606

Reviews 27

Carmarthen

3 Bed Cottage in Gwernogle

Ref: S692979

Carmarthen

Sea View

Ref: S842803

Reviews 6

Carmarthen

Clearbrook Lodge

Ref: S882168

Reviews 4

Carmarthen

Llety Celyn - The Hollies

Ref: S278248

Reviews 1

Carmarthen

Kent House

Ref: S1013858

Carmarthen

Frogmore- pretty central cottage with Castle views

Ref: S927011

Carmarthen

Luxury 2-Bed Cottage in Llansteffan

Ref: S952337

Carmarthen

Bunny Meadows Holiday Farmhouse near Carmarthen & Pembrokeshire

Ref: S1228962

Carmarthen

Beudy at Pentrecelyn

Ref: S1067716

Carmarthen

Min Yr Afon- Central cosy Cottage, walk to restaurants and Castle

Ref: S923691

Carmarthen

Oysterlow - A beautiful country cottage with estuary views and enclosed garden

Ref: S976763

Carmarthen

Lakeside Cottage

Ref: S948600

Carmarthen

The Old School - Beautiful School House, quiet location near the coast

Ref: S911594

Carmarthen

Cysgod Y Ffordd - a gorgeous new barn conversion sleeping 4 guests with disabled facilities

Ref: S1232918

Carmarthen

Gwalia Llansteffan

Ref: S974900

Carmarthen

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