Vale of Glamorgan Holiday Cottages

Glamorgan Cottages

Castle

Myrtle Cottage

Ref: S810128

Reviews 5

Nestled in the Vale of Glamorgan, St Brides-super-Ely is a charming Welsh village, offering a tranquil escape amidst rolling hills and lush landscapes. Characterised by stone cottages and St Bridget's Church, the village exudes a timeless charm....

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£50

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Porthcawl

Cobwebs Corner

Ref: S811318

Reviews 14

Porthcawl, halfway between Swansea and Cardiff, is perfectly located for your South Wales coastal holiday. Enjoy the thrills of the funfair, a quiet walk along the promenade or a lazy day sunning yourself on one of the fine beaches. Sample good...

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£65

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Cowbridge with Llanblethian

Ash Tree Cottage

Ref: S218348

Reviews 9

Regarded as one of the most beautiful towns in the Vale of Glamorgan, the town of Llantwit Major is a desirable holiday location in South Wales. Nearby is Cowbridge and Bridgend which boast plentiful shopping opportunities or head towards the...

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£67

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Cowbridge with Llanblethian

Poppy Cottage

Ref: S218349

Reviews 8

Llantwit Major is a small town set in the Vale of Glamorgan. A fantastic base for exploring all of South Wales, the attractions of Cowbridge, Bridgend and Cardiff are within easy reach, including excellent shopping choices, several pubs and...

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£67

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Cowbridge with Llanblethian

Little Cloud

Ref: S1028868

The vibrant market town of Cowbridge lies in the Vale of Glamorgan and was crowned The Sunday Times' 'Best Place to Live in Wales' in 2017. The town boasts an incredible high street lined with quaint cafés, independent shops, vintage traders, and...

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£49

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Castle

Fern Cottage

Ref: S818241

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£55

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Bridgend

The Cwtch, Llanilid, Pencoed, Bridgend

Ref: S50076

Reviews 28

Awarded a coveted 5* rating by Visit Wales, along with cycling and walking awards and nestling next to a 16th Century Old Rectory "The Cwtch" is a stunning, contemporary cottage, built at the foot of a Norman Motte and Bailey Castle mound and 100...

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£111

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Castle

Bluebell Cottage

Ref: S879515

Reviews 4

The capital city of Wales has much going for it as the destination for an exciting and memorable holiday. A vibrant city, Cardiff offers a fabulous selection of shopping facilities, from high street chains to independent shops and galleries. There...

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£53

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Cowbridge with Llanblethian

Snowdrop Cottage

Ref: S218347

Reviews 15

The town of Llantwit Major is situated on the Briston Channel coast, and is one of four towns in the Vale of Glamorgan. With ancient buildings resting on every corner of the town, Llantwit Major is considering one of the most beautiful towns in...

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£75

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Bridgend

The Hen House

Ref: S776624

Reviews 2

St Brides Major is a quaint village resting in the Vale of Glamorgan, resting near the coastline of South Wales. Home to a farm shop, The Fox pub, serving traditional fare, a village hall, and a florist, the village has all the necessities for a...

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£94

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Newcastle Higher

Tegfan

Ref: S1018422

Reviews 1

A stunning county borough in South Wales lined with beautiful stone buildings, history and everything else you could wish for in a Welsh holiday destination. It has a busy town centre full of quiant individual shops, cafes and resraurants. As well...

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£120

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Bridgend

The Old Rectory

Ref: S907391

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£165

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Wick

East Monkton Farm Cottage

Ref: S1003686

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£100

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Castle

Warren Farm Retreat - Pod 1, Pod 2, and The Lodge by SSW

Ref: S1249980

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£264

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Porthcawl

3 Bedroom Lodge - Willows 24, Trecco Bay

Ref: S951506

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£131

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Bridgend

The Cwtch

Ref: S941803

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£126

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Bridgend

Stunning 4-Bed House in Bridgend

Ref: S1073593

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£256

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Bridgend

Large and Peaceful 4-Bedroom House in Bridgend

Ref: S1066814

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£286

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Castle

Entire country farmhouse

Ref: S932906

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£373

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Castle

Harmony Retreat

Ref: S1247151

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£272

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Bridgend

1 Bed Cottage in Bryncethin

Ref: S229649

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom - king-size (on the first floor) - 1 bathroom with shower-over-bath and WC (on the ground floor) - Oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge and freezer and wine cooler - TV in the lounge (access to...

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£68

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Castle

Y Cudyll Coch

Ref: S240916

Reviews 28

This light, modern and stylish cottage with wonderful views is in a peaceful yet convenient location. The five star cottage is just 20 minutes from bustling Cardiff and 2 1/2 miles from the delightful Barry Island. Beautifully decorated with glass...

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£136

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Porthcawl

Old Newton Cottage

Ref: S218027

Reviews 39

Quaint cottage in a peaceful village setting within easy walking distance of the sandy beach and many excellent local facilities, on the edge of Porthcawl, between Swansea (20 miles) and Cardiff (25 miles). An ideal base for exploring the many...

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£73

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Llanharry

Cwm Gran Meadows

Ref: S77621

Reviews 60

The village of Llanharry is situated close to the M4 motorway, between the town of Bridgend and the capital city of Cardiff. Llanharry has a church called St. Illtud, which was re-built in 1867-8, and two pubs, The Bear Inn, which was a school in...

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£54

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Vale of Glamorgan Holiday Cottages

The Vale of Glamorgan, or just The Vale by locals, is a southeastern Welsh county bordering Bridgend, Cardiff, Rhondda Cynon and Bristol. Holiday cottages in The Vale of Glamorgan offer visitors great variety: from the traditional seaside town of Barry Island to the medieval ruins of Cosmeston, and rural greenery on the historic Glamorgan Heritage Coast. Gavin and Stacey brought fame to Barry Island and you’ll find plenty of well-known locations to visit here.

Primarily rural, there’s plenty to do and see amongst the natural woodlands and rolling green fields. Wander around Cosmeston Lakes Country Park and Dyffryn Gardens to soak up the plush scenery, before heading on an educational trip to Ogmore Castle. Unwind in one of our family-friendly farmhouses at the end of your day, or opt for a romantic cottage for two. We also have dog-friendly accommodation if you’re travelling with your furry friend.

Book your Vale of Glamorgan stay with Snaptrip. From converted stables to cozy cottages, there's something to suit every taste, all protected by our best price guarantee. We have thousands of holiday homes throughout the UK, so you're sure to find your next destination — simply book online or call our friendly customer service team.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Janet - Verified booking

We hadnât thought about a holiday in this area of the U.

K. and usually go camping at this time of year. Most places were reported to be very busy this year due to COVID 19 restrictions, so we booked this cottage. The cottage itself was very comfortable and clean and Lorraine, the owner was very welcoming and we were not disappointed. The cottage is ideal for couples. There is a shared courtyard and garden which has the sun all day and is very tranquil. We brought our bicycles and were able to park them undercover in the covered barn. We did not use the car at all during our stay and thoroughly explored the Vale of Glamorgan, the country single track lanes were very quiet and ideal for cycling. We visited Cowbridge and the Physic garden with medicinal plants from the 18th century, Llantwit Major and itâs dramatic beach. We travelled along the coastline to St Donatâs past Atlantic College where the likes of Charlie Chaplin and John F Kennedy stayed, visited Dunraven Castle, Ogmore by Sea (a peaceful spot when we visited, but made headlines due to a mass brawl post-Lockdown), Ogmore Castle, Ewenny Priory, Merthyr Mawr Warren, which is a beautiful natural area and climbed the Big Dipper (the second largest sandune in Europe), Porthkerry Country Park, Barry and Barry Island (the day before the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge). The closest beach is Monknash, a rocky beach with a footpath and a walk to get down to it, but it is well worth the effort. We also enjoyed watching the kart racing at Llandow Circuit nearby. Had we have been there longer, we would have perhaps visited Cardiff and Penarth. It was lovely to return to the cottage after a busy day sightseeing. The only downside for us was a slightly unstable internet connection and poor phone signal at times, but it didnât spoil our enjoyment.

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Christian - Verified booking

We stayed for 1 week over the may half term.

Cobweb corner is a cute little cottage full of character and charm! Tony who owns it lives in the larger adjoining cottage door with his lovely dog Otto. Tony was so friendly and accommodating and was so good (as was otto) with our daughter. He is full of local knowledge, places to visit, pubs to eat at etc. Our daughter loved the attic play room and having a quiet hide away space to chill out in. Beds were comfy and we slept so well after long days on the beach. Full digital TV package to catch up on programmes or chill out with a film night. Never ran out of hot water with us all showering every night to get rid of the sand. There's no oven but a clean and easy to use air fryer, electric touch hob and microwave was fine to cook a variety of meals! A shop next door (expensive) but very useful for grabbing essentials or a bottle of wine and only a 10 minute stroll to the local beach which is beautiful. If there's anything you need just ask Tony and he'll help or point you in the right direction! We have previously stayed at Trecco bay caravan site (round the corner) but much preferred Cob Webb corner for a more chilled out and relaxed holiday away from the hustle and bustle of it all!!

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Confirmed Guest - Verified booking

steve and sue was amazing hosts they made sure we had everything we needed and more, I have never experienced this level of hospitality from the moment we was on the train they were in contact to find out what time we would reach as they said we could enter the property before 4pm which was awesome as sometimes with other homes you would typically have to wait and by then you would be tired especially if you came from far on public transport,they also messaged us the night before to find out our dietary requirements in case we were veggies as they prepared a lovely hamper (the best one we've had so far),steve also gave us a lift into town which was appreciated as we didn't drive, when we arrived it felt like home to the moment we left (we really didn't want to leave) it was a truly relaxing place we was planning when we wanted to come back already hopefully in the next few months , we will definitely reccomend to friends and family,a lot of thought has gone into making the cwtch high spec, warm,squeaky clean, no bugs or spiders ,amazing refreshing shower its just pure perfection, a must see/stay, thanks to steve and sue x. Gregg&Jade.

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Confirmed Guest - Verified booking

steve and sue was amazing hosts they made sure we had everything we needed and more, I have never experienced this level of hospitality from the moment we was on the train they were in contact to find out what time we would reach as they said we could enter the property before 4pm which was awesome as sometimes with other homes you would typically have to wait and by then you would be tired especially if you came from far on public transport,they also messaged us the night before to find out our dietary requirements in case we were veggies as they prepared a lovely hamper (the best one we've had so far),steve also gave us a lift into town which was appreciated as we didn't drive, when we arrived it felt like home to the moment we left (we really didn't want to leave) it was a truly relaxing place we was planning when we wanted to come back already hopefully in the next few months , we will definitely reccomend to friends and family,a lot of thought has gone into making the cwtch high spec, warm,squeaky clean, no bugs or spiders ,amazing refreshing shower its just pure perfection, a must see/stay, thanks to steve and sue x.Gregg&Jade.

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Confirmed Guest - Verified booking

Everything was quality: linens, furniture, internal doors. It made me feel calm, safe and relaxed there. Such good sleep! The size is just right for a couple. I did wonder from the photos if it might be pokey in places but it absolutely wasnât. There are skylights all across the vaulted roof which flood the property with natural light. And of course they are fitted with remote blinds. Not only was the welcome pack very generous, nearly every consumable was provided! Iâve never seen such well stocked cupboards in any other self-catering facility - even other 5 star sites. If I had to be picky, Iâd only give the shower 8/10 and the owners were having temporary issues maintaining the huge gardens. The owner was lovely, approachable and very responsive if we had any queries. Itâs a good location for exploring that part of the world. Thereâs even a pub in walking distance serving food. It isnât the most attractive pub in the world but the staff were attentive and it was a useful option to have.

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Things to do near Glamorgan

Principality Stadium

The Principality Stadium (formerly the Millennium Stadium) is the national stadium of Wales and the home of Welsh rugby. Located in Cardiff, it has a capacity of 74,500 for sporting events, live music and more.

St Fagans

St Fagans National Museum of History has been voted the top museum in the UK by Which? magazine so it's definitely one to include on your visit. Explore Welsh history in a hands-on way through original buildings, galleries and various events throughout the year. Free entry with a charge for parking. Dogs on short leads are welcome but not allowed in the buildings or galleries.

Techniquest

Interactive science museum in Cardiff, with displays and exhibits suitable for all ages. Family-friendly attraction, welcoming also to educational groups.

Holiday Cottages in Vale of Glamorgan

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Glamorgan Cottages

Castle

Myrtle Cottage

Ref: S810128

Reviews 5

Porthcawl

Cobwebs Corner

Ref: S811318

Reviews 14

Cowbridge with Llanblethian

Ash Tree Cottage

Ref: S218348

Reviews 9

Cowbridge with Llanblethian

Poppy Cottage

Ref: S218349

Reviews 8

Cowbridge with Llanblethian

Little Cloud

Ref: S1028868

Castle

Fern Cottage

Ref: S818241

Bridgend

The Cwtch, Llanilid, Pencoed, Bridgend

Ref: S50076

Reviews 28

Castle

Bluebell Cottage

Ref: S879515

Reviews 4

Cowbridge with Llanblethian

Snowdrop Cottage

Ref: S218347

Reviews 15

Bridgend

The Hen House

Ref: S776624

Reviews 2

Newcastle Higher

Tegfan

Ref: S1018422

Reviews 1

Bridgend

The Old Rectory

Ref: S907391

Wick

East Monkton Farm Cottage

Ref: S1003686

Castle

Warren Farm Retreat - Pod 1, Pod 2, and The Lodge by SSW

Ref: S1249980

Porthcawl

3 Bedroom Lodge - Willows 24, Trecco Bay

Ref: S951506

Bridgend

The Cwtch

Ref: S941803

Bridgend

Stunning 4-Bed House in Bridgend

Ref: S1073593

Bridgend

Large and Peaceful 4-Bedroom House in Bridgend

Ref: S1066814

Castle

Entire country farmhouse

Ref: S932906

Castle

Harmony Retreat

Ref: S1247151

Bridgend

1 Bed Cottage in Bryncethin

Ref: S229649

Castle

Y Cudyll Coch

Ref: S240916

Reviews 28

Porthcawl

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