Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages in Wales

Wales is home to three National Parks, three World Heritage Sites, Britain's smallest city and world-class male voice choirs. Considering this wonderful country's compact size, it's crammed full of great things for you and your dog to enjoy on your next self-catering holiday!

Perfect for long walks, the Welsh coast is fringed with miles of award-winning, safe, sandy beaches, where dolphins can be glimpsed playing offshore and coastal paths offer spectacular sea views. Head inland and you will find lush countryside peppered with historic treasures and villages with tongue-twisting names and friendly pubs and cafes serving lush home cooking!

After a busy day exploring, you’ll want a holiday cottage with all the comforts of home – check out our range of dog-friendly holiday homes in Wales below.

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1 Bedroom Bed in Llandovery  (88603), Llandovery
1 Bedroom Bed in Llandovery (88603)

Llandovery, Mid Wales

2 1 1 Yes

Get close to nature when you stay at this delightful cabin in an enchanting setting in rural Carmarthenshire. Sleeping just two guests, but welcoming pets too, the bijou retreat makes a fabulous romantic getaway, especially for couples hoping to bring their waggy-tailed friends with them. Situated 4 miles from Llandovery and scenic Bannau Brycheiniog, also known as the Brecon Beacons National Park, the charming hideaway comes with a sunken fire pit beside which you can sit long into the night. Take two steps up on to the veranda and wander inside via the French doors. Discover a rustic, inviting interior with a creatively designed, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner/bedroom. Relax in here together after your exciting excursions. Find a good film on the Smart TV or read a few pages of your book before whipping up a delicious dinner for two and dining inside or out. When eyelids begin to droop, enjoy a superb night’s sleep in the exquisite double bed, which has been cleverly fitted into one end of the space. Awake to enjoy a hot shower in the shower room before preparing a hearty breakfast and heading off for the day. Savour the opportunities for outdoor living at the lodge. Cook out on the BBQ as often as possible then relax beside the fire pit, enjoying the sound of the flowing stream on balmy summer evenings. While away a couple of hours in Llandovery, wandering around the pretty town, shopping at the farmers’ market and visiting the castle ruins. Plan long walks, mountain hikes and other outdoor activities in magnificent Bannau Brycheiniog, with its plethora of beauty spots. Have a day out to spectacular Castell Carreg Cennen, 20 miles away, where the striking castle, that is thought to date back to the 13th century, is perched high on a limestone crag.

Weekly prices from £642.00

1 Bedroom Bed in Llandysul (88684), Llandysul
1 Bedroom Bed in Llandysul (88684)

Llandysul, Mid Wales

2 1 1 Yes

This stone-built property, nestled on 48 acres of picturesque pastureland, is an idyllic rural retreat full of rustic charm and serves as an exceptional base for a couple or solo traveller eager to explore the breathtaking Ceredigion coast and countryside with their canine companions, or even their horse. Pass through the stable side door and enter the well-equipped kitchen/dining area, where you can prepare a hearty meal and recharge for your next adventure. Moving through to the inviting lounge area, the space is filled with light streaming in through its large Georgian windows. Relish cosy evenings snuggled up in front of the gas wood-burner-effect fire on the velvet and tweed sofa with a good book or watching your favourite movies on the Smart TV. Upstairs, you’ll find a spacious bedroom with a super-king-size bed, which can also be arranged as a twin. This room includes a walk-in wardrobe, a dressing table, and views over the courtyard. The generously sized bathroom completes the internal layout. Outside, discover an enclosed, lawned garden at the rear of the property, featuring views of the surrounding paddocks and outdoor dining furniture for you to enjoy al fresco dining. If you’d like to take in the sights and give your dogs some exercise, there’s a convenient 2K circular walk starting right from the doorstep. Stabling for horses can be arranged at an additional fee with the owners. The Welsh-speaking market town of Llandysul is 1.5 miles away, where you’ll find a variety of shops and eateries. Llandysul is renowned for its salmon and sea trout fishing in the River Teifi, and if you’re seeking additional adventure, the area offers an array of outdoor activities, including canoeing, golfing, horse riding, and more. The beloved seaside town of New Quay is 15 miles away, but don’t miss the opportunity to explore lesser-known bays like Tresaith, 14 miles from home.

Weekly prices from £534.00

1 Bedroom Bed in Freshwater East  (89099), Pembroke
1 Bedroom Bed in Freshwater East (89099)

Pembroke, Mid Wales

2 1 1 Yes

Escape the humdrum of everyday life in this idyllic shepherd’s hut, set within tranquil countryside in West Wales. The surrounding area is a haven for walkers, and you’ll also be within easy reach of Pembrokeshire’s sandy beaches and dramatic coast paths. For eating out, you’ll find a cosy pub in the village and a fantastic range of cafes and restaurants in Pembroke (2.5 miles) or Tenby (8.5 miles). The picture-postcard shepherd’s hut is on a working farm and enjoys far-reaching rural views. Inside, the holiday home is decorated in neutral tones, with exposed woodwork and pretty soft furnishings. The accommodation is open plan, and you’ll find a kitchen area with a hob and microwave/oven for rustling up tasty breakfasts and light meals, along with a breakfast bar for perching with a morning coffee. At the far end of the hut is a sumptuous double bed to sink into and watch the Smart TV. The property has underfloor heating and there’s also a wood burner for creating a cosy atmosphere on chilly evenings. A separate shower room completes the accommodation. Outside the shepherd’s hut is a patio area with a bistro set and firepit for enjoying breakfasts with a view and romantic evenings under the stars. You’ll find plenty to see and do in the historic town of Pembroke. Wander through its narrow streets to explore the plethora of shops and eateries, or perhaps step back in time with a visit to the impressive castle – the birthplace of Henry Tudor. Some of the country’s finest beaches are within easy reach, including the golden sands of Freshwater East (2 miles) and the secluded cove of Barafundle Bay (6 miles). The colourful seaside resort of Tenby makes a great day out, with its picturesque harbour, medieval town walls, boat trips, and sandy beaches.

Weekly prices from £447.00

1 Bedroom Bed in Bala  (89368), Bala
1 Bedroom Bed in Bala (89368)

Bala, Snowdonia and North Wales

2 1 1 Yes

With warm and welcoming decor throughout, and a pretty, enclosed patio for sunny days, this cottage offers a wonderful break for two to enjoy adventure in North Wales. Ideally located just 3 miles from Bala where a wealth of activity can be found, you could embark on whimsical walks around the lake, take journeys on the scenic railway and indulge in tasty treats from the independent cafes and restaurants. At the heart of the property is the open-plan living room/kitchen/diner where you can make the most of the quality time you have here with your loved one sprawled out on the sofa, or sat up to eat a home-cooked meal. Throughout the space, you’ll find lots of natural wood finishes bringing the outside in, with pops of colours in the decor making it feel like home from the moment you step inside. Upstairs is the delightful double bedroom which is filled with natural light from the skylight, and is a calming space to help you sink into a slumber. In addition, a shared laundry room is available to guests for convenience. When the sun is shining, you can head out onto the enclosed patio and look over the far-reaching views for a meal in the sunshine or simply sip your morning coffee. From Bala, you can explore the beauty of Snowdonia National Park with a diverse array of terrains from Aberhirnant Forest (6 miles) to the Bwlch Y Groes mountain pass (18 miles). Coed Y Brenin Forest Park (28 miles) is a magical place to walk hand in hand with your loved one and stop off for a picnic to refuel. Alternatively, pay a visit to the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (8 miles) and walk beside the River Dee to soak up the serenity of this area.

Weekly prices from £461.00

1 Bedroom Bed in Bala  (89369), Bala
1 Bedroom Bed in Bala (89369)

Bala, Snowdonia and North Wales

2 1 1 Yes

This delightful middle barn, with its enclosed patio garden, offers the perfect setting for a couple to enjoy picturesque river and valley views near Bala, an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty of Snowdonia National Park. Upon entering, step into the inviting open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, where you can unwind with a freshly brewed coffee as you settle into the tranquil atmosphere of the barn. Should you choose to dine in, the kitchen area offers a sociable setting, while the dining table is perfect for a romantic meal for two. You’ll also find a washing machine in the shared laundry room. After a day of exploration, cosy up on the sofa and enjoy your favourite programs on the Smart TV. For your convenience, there is also a ground-floor cloakroom. At the end of the day, head upstairs to the spacious bedroom, where a comfortable double bed awaits, promising a peaceful night’s rest. Start your morning with a leisurely soak in the stylish bathroom, which completes this welcoming home. Outside, the enclosed patio garden is a charming setting to enjoy an afternoon tea at the table and chairs or fire up the BBQ while taking in the sweeping views of the rolling countryside and the river in the distance from this elevated vantage point. You’re also encouraged to explore the designated footpaths throughout this working farm or take a stroll down to the River Dee. 3.5 miles away, Bala provides an array of attractions, including charming cafes, welcoming pubs, shops for local treasures, a swimming pool, and Wales’s largest natural lake. Here, you can indulge in paddleboarding, boating, walks around the lake, or take a journey back in time on the steam railway. Situated in the southern tip of Snowdonia National Park, this location offers a wealth of footpaths and cycle routes, superb fishing opportunities and a variety of outdoor activities alongside a diverse range of events set against the backdrop of the region’s stunning scenery.

Weekly prices from £461.00

1 Bedroom Bed in Barmouth  (89777), Dyffryn Ardudwy
1 Bedroom Bed in Barmouth (89777)

Dyffryn Ardudwy, Snowdonia and North Wales

2 1 1 Yes

Situated on the ground floor of a beautiful ivy-clad barn conversion, this delightful apartment makes a romantic getaway for couples looking for a tranquil hideaway along the Welsh coast. Just a few miles north of Barmouth, the property has been beautifully furnished, decorated in light relaxing tones, and has access to a spacious wooden-beamed games room which is shared with the other apartments located on the site of an organic working farm. Perfect for exploring Ceredigion Bay and the western stretches of the majestic Snowdonia National Park, this spacious and cosy bolthole is perfect for eager walkers, cyclists, nature spotters and beach lovers. Entering this welcoming apartment, the cheerful lounge/diner is an inviting space, ideal for relaxing in after a fabulous day’s exploring. With a Smart TV and cosy seating, you can snuggle up in the lounge to plan the next day’s adventures or watch a favourite movie. The dining table is perfect for sharing romantic meals which you can prepare in the light and stylishly arranged kitchen. The apartment also features an invigorating shower room and a cosy super-king-size bedroom with beautiful views to wake up to. Outside, there’s a delightful shared picnic area where you can dine alfresco at the end of a great day. In the shared games barn you can test your skill at pool, air hockey, table football or table tennis. Benar Beach is just 2.5 miles away – part of a longer stretch of beach leading north via Morfa Dyffryn Naturist Beach to Shell Island, and south to Llanaber. A little further south, the traditional seaside resort of Barmouth (6 miles) has a gorgeous beach and an array of great pubs, restaurants, shops and cafes. Heading inland, the stunning Snowdonia National Park offers endless miles of unforgettable walks, superb bike trails and glorious panoramic views.

Weekly prices from £524.00

1 Bedroom Bed in Kidwelly  (89780), Kidwelly
1 Bedroom Bed in Kidwelly (89780)

Kidwelly, Mid Wales

2 1 1 Yes

Bursting with charming characterful features, this cosy Welsh cottage nestled in the ancient village of Llansaint is a haven for relaxation, perfect for a romantic couple’s retreat. Discover Carmarthenshire’s spectacular countryside and coast by walking the windswept trails, forest footpaths and sandy beaches that make this part of West Wales so irresistible. Beneath the traditional stone exterior, you’ll find everything at your fingertips in the homely open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The charming, exposed brickwork and ceiling beams set the cosy tone that invites you to curl up on the soft sofa in front of the wood burner and unwind catching up with your favourite programme on the Smart TV. The handcrafted kitchen provides plenty of room to get creative with your local produce; enjoy your efforts by dining beneath the stars in the adjoining conservatory room. Upstairs you’re greeted with a spacious en-suite king-size bedroom which provides a peaceful retreat for a good night’s sleep and a Smart TV for those lazy lie-ins. The cockle shells placed within the walls are a lovely reminder of the village’s history. Make the most of your stunning scenery by dining alfresco way past bedtime in the shared enclosed garden. You’ll get to know Carmarthenshire’s breathtaking scenery, fresh countryside air and friendly atmosphere very well in the historic village of Llansaint nestled between Kidwelly and Ferryside. Find pure peace and tranquillity exploring the scenic trails in and around the village or head to Pembrey Country Park 7 miles away to discover 500 acres of forest walks and cycle paths, plus a dry ski slope, toboggan ride and crazy golf to enjoy. Enjoy seaside walks and rock pooling along this rugged coastline or jump aboard the ferry from Ferryside (2 miles) to Llansteffan to witness some magnificent views from the castle on the hill.

Weekly prices from £397.00

1 Bedroom Bed in Chepstow  (76606), Chepstow
1 Bedroom Bed in Chepstow (76606)

Chepstow, Pembrokeshire and the South

2 1 1 Yes

Enjoying a true rural location on the edge of the Wye Valley, this cottage encourages two guests to steal away and stay undisturbed in South Wales. In between nights of lounging in front of the wood burner or savouring drinks in your courtyard garden, step out and appreciate the endless hiking opportunities found within close reach. You’re welcome to bring your dog to this pet-friendly place, setting off on long walking routes within the Wye Valley (2 miles), in the Brecon Beacons (14 miles) and along the River Severn (10 miles). It’s also well-positioned for tours of beautiful local towns close by, including Usk (6 miles), Chepstow (7 miles) and Monmouth (11.5 miles). This stable conversion on the grounds of an old rectory has been modernised to an exceptional standard with luxury interiors set across two floors. The ground floor presents an open-plan layout with a kitchen, lounge and diner in one sociable space. The wood burner is in here to keep you cosy throughout mealtimes and whilst collapsed in front of the Smart TV. Having enjoyed a snuggly night indoors, move on up to the first-floor king-size bedroom with soft linens and a skylight above. There’s also a sophisticated bathroom with a tiled walk-in shower. Just outside, a small terrace offers an elevated spot to sit with morning coffee. Surrounded by endless fields and winding country roads, discover adventure from every direction of this countryside cottage. Move towards the River Wye and peruse the ancient ruins of Tintern Abbey (6.5 miles) and the mystical woodlands of Wyndcliff Wood (6 miles) with the Eagle’s Nest viewpoint offering uninterrupted views across the Severn bridges and on to the Cotswolds on a clear day. So much of this route makes up part of the vast Offa’s Dyke Path, a mighty 177-mile route that starts in Chepstow.

Weekly prices from £682.00

1 Bedroom Bed in New Quay  (77496), Lampeter
1 Bedroom Bed in New Quay (77496)

Lampeter, Mid Wales

2 1 1 Yes

It’s a true treat to spend a restful break at this delightful retreat nestled in gorgeous natural surroundings, whether you’re holidaying with a partner or simply enjoying some alone time with your beloved dog. Explore the local area by foot or by bike, or head to the beach (8 miles) for a fun day out by the sea. This unusual and quirky accommodation sleeps one person or a couple in its double bed, which forms part of the main living space. Step inside the pod and you’ll be greeted by a beautiful studio-style space, with wood panelling on the walls and a soothing blue and white colour scheme. The main living area combines a lounge, kitchen, dining room and bedroom, with the shower room and WC in a separate space. When you’re weary from busy days out, relax with a film on the Smart TV. As you enjoy romantic meals at the dining table, you’ll be able to lap up the lakeside views through the glass doors. Outside, a lovely decked area equipped with a BBQ, a seating area and a hot tub sets you up for easy-going days spending some quality time with your loved one. When it’s time to explore your surroundings, you’ll find a pub within 2.5 miles and plenty of shops and restaurants in Lampeter (6.5 miles). A short journey takes you to the bustling seaside resort of New Quay (9.5 miles), where you can visit the marine wildlife museum or try water sports such as sailing, paddleboarding, kayaking, windsurfing, waterskiing and wakeboarding.

Weekly prices from £467.00