What are the best holiday cottages in Wales?

The best holiday cottages in Wales include Barn in Mid Wales, a sweet one-bedroom cottage set in the dramatic surroundings of the Brecon Beacons National Park; Trem Y Foel, a snug two-bedroom cottage in the market town of Llanrwst, and The Cabin, a hot tub lodge in Carmarthen.

How can I find a good deal on cottages in Wales?

If you're looking to get a good deal on a holiday cottage in Wales, consider booking during the off-season or shoulder season, when demand is lower and prices are typically cheaper. It always pays to be flexible with your travel dates and length of stay, as this can sometimes lead to better deals. With these tips in mind, you can enjoy a great value holiday in a beautiful Welsh cottage without breaking the bank.

What is a typical Welsh cottage?

A typical Welsh cottage is a traditional stone-built house that is usually found in rural or semi-rural areas of Wales. These cottages are often several hundred years old but still retain their unique charm and character, for example thick stone walls, thatched or slate roofs, and small windows with wooden shutters. Inside, Welsh cottages typically have a cosy and rustic feel, with exposed wooden beams and fireplaces that provide warmth during the colder months.

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Self-catering holidays in Wales

Wales really does offer everything you could want, and need, from a staycation. Coastal lovers are sure to enjoy secluded coves and sandy beaches. Those in search of nature-filled breaks can explore the rolling countryside in Wales' national parks. And that's before we mention the lively cities, quaint towns and country's ancient castles. From the scenic hills to the rugged coastline, our cottages are located in some of the most beautiful areas of Wales.

No matter who you're travelling with, you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to Wales holiday cottages. We offer a wide range of charming and comfortable cottages that are the perfect base for exploring this stunning country. Each of our cottages has been carefully selected to ensure you have a comfortable and enjoyable stay, with many featuring traditional Welsh features such as exposed beams, slate roofs, and cosy fireplaces. Book with us today and let us help you make unforgettable memories in Wales!

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What are the best holiday cottages in Wales?

The best holiday cottages in Wales include Barn in Mid Wales, a sweet one-bedroom cottage set in the dramatic surroundings of the Brecon Beacons National Park; Trem Y Foel, a snug two-bedroom cottage in the market town of Llanrwst, and The Cabin, a hot tub lodge in Carmarthen.
How can I find a good deal on cottages in Wales?

If you're looking to get a good deal on a holiday cottage in Wales, consider booking during the off-season or shoulder season, when demand is lower and prices are typically cheaper. It always pays to be flexible with your travel dates and length of stay, as this can sometimes lead to better deals. With these tips in mind, you can enjoy a great value holiday in a beautiful Welsh cottage without breaking the bank.
What is a typical Welsh cottage?

A typical Welsh cottage is a traditional stone-built house that is usually found in rural or semi-rural areas of Wales. These cottages are often several hundred years old but still retain their unique charm and character, for example thick stone walls, thatched or slate roofs, and small windows with wooden shutters. Inside, Welsh cottages typically have a cosy and rustic feel, with exposed wooden beams and fireplaces that provide warmth during the colder months.