Ceredigion Holiday Cottages

Ceredigion Cottages

Llandysul

Cysgod Y Felin

Ref: S880253

Set in the countryside of West Wales, this quirky dog-friendly couples'' cottage is perfect for unwinding in nature. Spend your time away exploring the nearby historical attractions and Cardigan Bay. In the evenings, relax in the airy open-plan...

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£114

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Llandysul

Dolly the Circus Wagon

Ref: S819499

Reviews 4

Brynhoffnant is a small village with a popular local shop and pub on the main A487 coastal road that stretches along the whole coast of Cardigan Bay. Ideally situated to explore the beautiful sandy beaches and intimate coves of Cardigan Bay, with...

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£53

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Cardigan

Gwaun Cottage

Ref: S1035523

The village of Cenarth is located on the River Teifi, with its picturesque water falls where you can enjoy peaceful walks and sometimes catch sight of the local fishermen out on the river in their coracles. Visit the Coracle Museum, tea rooms,...

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£102

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Cardigan

1 Bed Cottage in Cilgerran

Ref: S376874

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom - king-size - 1 bathroom with double shower and WC - Gas hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer - Smart TV in the lounge - Parking for 1 car - Shared bar and pizza oven on-site for guest...

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£83

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Aberaeron

Water Street

Ref: S271391

Reviews 36

A Georgian town between Cardigan and Aberystwyth, with a pebblea beach and sea views. There is an abundance of shops, eateries and pubs, and a harbour. Aberaeron is great for boat trips and watersports, or walks and cycle rides. Short drives to...

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£76

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Cardigan

Llaethdy

Ref: S225525

Reviews 17

Cardigan, a vibrant market town in Ceredigion, is situated on the River Teifi and features a variety of shops, including smaller independent shops and larger national chains, as well as tea rooms, pubs, restaurants, and a spectacular castle ruin....

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£77

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Llandysul

The Stable

Ref: S801401

Reviews 2

The small village of Llandinam stands beside the River Severn and is steeped in history from even before Roman times. Today, the village has an excellent pub/restaurant and is surrounded by superb countryside - perfect for walking, cycling and...

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£57

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Lampeter

10 Bed Cottage in Cribyn

Ref: S229750

Additional information and rules - 10 bedrooms: All bedrooms have TVs - Ground floor bedrooms: - 1 super king-size zip-and-link twin beds with 1 interconnecting double bedroom with external door for easy access with en-suite shower room - 1...

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£365

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Ystrad Fflur

Swn Y Nant

Ref: S530982

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£61

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Llanrhystyd

Pengarreg Fawr

Ref: S295337

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£540

per night

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Cardigan

Cornflower at Gorslwyd - Sound Retreat

Ref: S1257066

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£70

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Cardigan

Morfan Tresaith

Ref: S1241268

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£210

per night

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Aberystwyth

Cottage #1

Ref: S422760

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£340

per night

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Geneu'r Glyn

Dyfi - Uk46064

Ref: S1016547

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£66

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Llanilar

Haul y Bore

Ref: S340952

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Aberystwyth

Willow Cottage

Ref: S480948

Reviews 18

On the southern bank of the Ystwyth River, this charming village has a traditional bar and a small shop filled with various locally produced goods. A nearby nine-hole golf course is also within driving distance. It's easy to get out and about in...

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£102

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Pontarfynach

Dan y Faen

Ref: S877745

Reviews 3

Nestled just outside the enchanting village of Devil's Bridge, this charming cottage offers a perfect blend of rustic character and modern comfort. The area surrounding Devil's Bridge offers a wealth of activities and attractions for visitors to...

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£80

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Ceulanamaesmawr

Golygfa Cwrt

Ref: S1250634

The village of Talybont stands on the Afon Leri, and Afon Ceulan riversides in the area of Genau'r Glyn. Resting halfway between Aberystwyth and Machynlleth. There is a popular tavern in the local area; Y Llew Gwyn (The White Lion), well worth a...

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£111

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Cardigan

The Stable @ Canllefaes

Ref: S522241

Reviews 2

Cardigan, in Ceredigion, is a thriving market town on the River Teifi with a diverse range of businesses, including both distinctive local producers and larger chain stores, as well as tea rooms, taverns, restaurants, and a beautiful ruined...

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£60

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Aberystwyth

Haka Lodge

Ref: S239651

Reviews 45

Capel Bangor is a charming village in Ceredigion in Wales, resting just above the banks of the River Rheidol. It is host to a shop offering all you need for a self-catered stay, as well as a delightful pub serving classic hearty dishes. Around...

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£51

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Llandysul

Rose Cottage

Ref: S104895

Reviews 49

Llandysul village hosts a selection of shops, tea rooms and pubs, and it even has its own canoeing club and national cycle route 82. Visit nearby New Quay or one of the numerous beaches on the Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire or Pembrokeshire...

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£59

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Aberystwyth

Glan Y Mor Borth

Ref: S1083347

Borth is a village seaside resort set on a stretch of a spectacular coastal path, overlooking Cardigan Bay. At low tide there are 3 miles of sands stretching to Ynyslas Beach, which boasts vast sand dunes and the home of the Dyfi National Nature...

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£60

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Ystrad Meurig

Cwtch

Ref: S1070516

Pontrhydfendigaid is a small village in Mid Wales between Devil’s Bridge and Tregaron. The village lies on the edge of the Cambrian Mountains in beautiful countryside. It sits on the River Teifi and is home to a local shop and two nearby pubs, The...

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£68

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Tregaron

Drws Nesa

Ref: S474992

Reviews 47

This lovely, modern, well-equipped holiday home is located on a small holding attached to the owners' house with nothing but the sound of birds and the Brenig River to be heard. It's been lovingly renovated with families in mind with the magical...

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£86

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Holiday Cottages in Ceredigion

Once a minor kingdom, known historically as Cardiganshire, today Ceredigion includes several towns both inland and along the Cardigan Bay coast. The 60-mile stretch of Cardigan Bay coast sits along the Welsh Coastal Path, perfect to explore by foot. Dolphins are often spotted off Ceredigion’s beaches and if you want to get a closer look, there are many boat tour companies to choose from.

Further inland, take a short break in one of Ceredigion’s market towns, visit a woodland village or explore one of the few remote wilderness areas still in existence in the UK – the Cambrian Mountains. The primary settlements in Ceredigion lie around the edges of its wild moorland plateau with varied landscapes — spanning lakes, dense forests, wildlife havens and archaeological areas of interest.

Ceredigion holiday cottages have something for everyone, so no matter what you’re looking for, you’ll find it here. Choose between woodland getaways, traditional seaside breaks or an active sporting holiday. With thousands of homes listed on Snaptrip throughout the UK, all backed by our best price guarantee, you're sure to find your next break. Need some help? Our friendly customer service team are on hand to help.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Chelsey - Verified booking

We recently decided to stay at The Stable in place of our usual cottage in Wales, as we wanted something new.

The listing has all old pictures, so each room is different to the pictures but we didn't mind this at all. However, it was listed as having a working shower and other amenities. On the first day, we couldn't get the oven to turn on. We had access to the hob, but couldn't find a switch to enable to actual oven. After a long day of driving we just wanted to have a relaxed evening, but unfortunately it took over half an hour for anyone to get back to us. We understood they were busy, but that was the first of the problems. (The oven switch is on the back wall of the bottom left cupboard, behind the pans.) The next day, we couldn't get the radiators working and the cottage was very cold. On asking Karen and Rebecca about it, Rebecca did come round to help. She stated that she knew the cottage gets cold, and it took her a long time to work the heating system herself, but there was no information left for us on how to access the heating. That same day, the shower wouldn't switch on. After ten minutes of fiddling, it came back on long enough for me to wash but not any longer. Because of this, the other three went without a shower. The next day, it still wouldn't turn on so we popped another message to Rebecca. She said she'd come over when she was back next door, and that was fine. She came, fiddled with it herself and left. Unfortunately, it went off completely again just as she left. She came back and phoned the plumber, who talked her through what he thought would work and she got it running. The moment she left again, it went off again. She came back round and told us the plumber would be round later that evening. On coming round, both the plumber and Rebecca tried to get the shower working, but he then came in the front room and said "Don't hate me. But I can't fix it. I need to get onto the roof eventually, but it means you can't have the pressure on at all." Without pressure, the shower was nothing but a small drip. This then went on for the rest of the week - the shower unusable and the water persistently going cold (both in the bathroom and kitchen.) On leaving The Stable and having a day to reflect, we texted Rebecca and Karen about our disappointment and how The Stable fell short. It was listed as having a working shower and this just wasn't the case. We also said that, having reflected, we feel it was justified to ask for a partial refund on our stay. We had no response, so later that day I emailed Sykes Cottages about our stay. Rebecca did get back to us the next day to offer Â£72, which I thought was an insult considering the problems we had throughout the whole week. On discussing this with Sykes Cottages, it became clear they would not be willing to help, and in fact we were spoken to by one member of staff like dirt on her shoe. She was not willing to hear us out, and may as well have accused us of lying about the shower which just was not the case. She also stated "well, no one else has made a complaint about The Stable before" which would have been fine except we were the first guests! That comment in itself showed us that Sykes Cottages would not listen or assist us in any way. They were entirely uninterested and made it clear they would not be pursuing our complaint and that we either accept Â£72 or nothing at all. I would not visit The Stable in the future, and I would suggest it is avoided by anyone else who doesn't want a disappointing holiday. We will never use Sykes Cottages again and would suggest others avoid at all costs!

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Helen - Verified booking

From the minute we arrived at Dolly we were enchanted.

The weather was not good all week however we were there to relax. Dolly had everything required to acheive this. The woodburner made the van warm and cosy and the inital supply of logs was most welcome we had also brought our own. Books and games are supplied too. The kitchen is well equipped and on arrival it was a nice surprise to find a complementary fine selection of local goodies and treats for our bedlington terrier Barney. The bed was so comfortable and the linen sheets and duvet cover were delightful. The bathroom is in a seperate building a few steps outside but dont let that put you off, it was warm, clean, and modern . On days when it is dry there is a private sitting out area and a ring to tether hounds to as this is a farming area. The owners were welcoming and responsive. Dolly is set down a quite county lane with ample parking available. A half mile walk along the main road will find you at a local pub which brews beer and makes excellent pizza. Just a 3 mile stride to the coast gives you another pleasant walk, again with a pub to supply refreshments. On the one dry day we went to New Quay, a short drive away and we were rewarded with the sight of dolphins playing just off the harbour, which was a wonderful experience. We highly recommend this accommodation for comfort, location and the effort the owners put in to make guests feel relaxed and welcome. Helen , Alwyn and Barney Bedlington

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Wayne - Verified booking

The cottage was mostly as advertised.

Very good modern bathroom. Grateful for the welcome goodies such as milk, eggs and welsh cakes - thank you .Some of the furniture was not to our taste such as the industrial bedroom units, and the bed divan drawers as an alternative could not be opened adequately, so we left out clothes mostly in their cases - I appreciate that others would find this ok. It does say that it is on the southern bank of the River Ystwyth but one cannot access the field to get to the river as the garden does not give access? A big negative for me however was the noise that came in to our bedroom late at night from next door? I believed from the photo that the cottage was detached - perhaps wrongly, however loud operatic music and TV sounds were coming in to our bedroom each night until about 11pm - I did not want to complain as I did not know if it was a family member who also lives on site and it is was it is I guess. If it was a guest then this would not be an issue in future perhaps? All in all it was OK, but I would prefer a cottage in its own grounds in future

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Anne - Verified booking

The description on the website was a bit over the top and inaccurate and this was pointed out to the sales advisor(online chat).

It is still incorrect (8/9/18) The number and size of beds in the description is not correct. Eg "Sumptuous King Size " and "twin room" when in fact both had the same size double bed. This is not to detract from the house itself - it exceeded our expectations! The house itself was very comfortable, newly refurbished and had all the facilities we needed. The upstairs was very comfortable with thick carpets, modern bathrooms and plenty of towels. The kitchen was well equipped with modern appliances and things like dishwasher tablets and cleaning products provided which is not always the case. The owner was very helpful. The location was perfect - we could walk into Aberaeron within a few minutes where we could find shops, cafes, restaurants and the harbour. There was also a quiet riverside walk in the other direction, and two parks within walking distance nearby with childens' play equipment, Parking wasn't a problem as the road was fairly quiet.

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Samuela - Verified booking

Totally out of this world!

! We arrived after dark the day we were due to arrive so could not see the beauty of the view and in fact looked quite eerie as the ground fell away into pitch black darkness. After waking though the views were just out of this world, especially as the day woke up and the view evolved with the passing weather. We were all including my dog were in awe as we pulled back the curtains. This place was a total reset fo us and utter sanctuary as we stayed in the whole few days we were there apart from dog walks. Suggestions for the owners. The house sign was not legible in the dark as we drove past it several times till we found it and an outside security light that can light the way from the parking to the gated entrance as arriving in the dark and unpacking was hair raising in the dark due to the slippery stone and wooden steps. Also a handrail for the steep wooden steps as they are a bit lethal in the rain.

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Holiday Cottages in Ceredigion

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Ceredigion Cottages

Llandysul

Cysgod Y Felin

Ref: S880253

Llandysul

Dolly the Circus Wagon

Ref: S819499

Reviews 4

Cardigan

Gwaun Cottage

Ref: S1035523

Cardigan

1 Bed Cottage in Cilgerran

Ref: S376874

Aberaeron

Water Street

Ref: S271391

Reviews 36

Cardigan

Llaethdy

Ref: S225525

Reviews 17

Llandysul

The Stable

Ref: S801401

Reviews 2

Lampeter

10 Bed Cottage in Cribyn

Ref: S229750

Ystrad Fflur

Swn Y Nant

Ref: S530982

Llanrhystyd

Pengarreg Fawr

Ref: S295337

Cardigan

Cornflower at Gorslwyd - Sound Retreat

Ref: S1257066

Cardigan

Morfan Tresaith

Ref: S1241268

Aberystwyth

Cottage #1

Ref: S422760

Geneu'r Glyn

Dyfi - Uk46064

Ref: S1016547

Llanilar

Haul y Bore

Ref: S340952

Aberystwyth

Willow Cottage

Ref: S480948

Reviews 18

Pontarfynach

Dan y Faen

Ref: S877745

Reviews 3

Ceulanamaesmawr

Golygfa Cwrt

Ref: S1250634

Cardigan

The Stable @ Canllefaes

Ref: S522241

Reviews 2

Aberystwyth

Haka Lodge

Ref: S239651

Reviews 45

Llandysul

Rose Cottage

Ref: S104895

Reviews 49

Aberystwyth

Glan Y Mor Borth

Ref: S1083347

Ystrad Meurig

Cwtch

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