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.
2,411 properties found
Tanygrisiau, Snowdonia and North Wales
3 2 1 Yes
This mid-terraced stone cottage is on a quiet residential lane in Tanygrisiau near Blaenau Ffestiniog, and can sleep 3 people in 2 bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £302.00
Llanddaniel Near Gaerwen, Anglesey
3 2 1 Yes
Pen Bonc, Llanddaniel, Anglesey, sleeps three guests in two bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £413.00
Malpas, Anglesey
3 2 1 Yes
A terraced cottage within the Cheshire village of Malpas, sleeping three people in two bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £293.00
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
3 2 1 Yes
For couples and small families, this blissful retreat is a great base from which to explore. Its cosy, characterful features are sure to make this a break to remember, with dramatic exposed beams across the walls and ceilings, as well as private balconies with far-reaching views. Situated at the foot of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the scenery here is spectacular, with a pretty route along the River Dee accessible within a mile offering a serene pathway for a walk with your dog. As you step inside you’re welcomed by the open-plan living room/dining room/games room with wonderful cushy seating and a dining table for four offering versatility within the space. The pool table is fantastic for a spot of competitive evening entertainment, and the TV is great for chilly nights when you simply want to curl up and watch a film. Next door, the galley-style kitchen is compact yet cleverly designed to maximise on space and give you all you could need to cook up a feast for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Completing the ground is a double bedroom with a balcony overlooking the serene countryside. Upstairs, the master bedroom is a characterful space with matching solid-wood furniture including a desk and drawers, and a glorious king-size bed set against a feature wall. Moving on to the bathroom, you’ll love a long soak in the bubble bath after a long day out exploring which will set you up for a good night’s rest. At the rear of the property is a lawn and patio area which boasts fantastic views thanks to its elevated position. For a day out, why not visit Bala? Located just 12 miles away, it’s a hub of outdoor activity and rich in culture. Home to the largest natural lake in Wales and the Bala Lake Railway, you’ll have a multitude of options to choose from on how best to explore. Avid walkers will be in heaven with what’s on offer, from adventures at Moel Morfydd (9 miles) to World’s End (13 miles) and Vivod Mountain (10 miles). Despite many of them offering challenging pathways, you’ll certainly be rewarded with the viewpoints and array of wildlife along the way.
Weekly prices from £583.00
Colwyn Bay, Snowdonia and North Wales
3 2 1 Yes
On a quiet country road with only the owner’s grazing livestock for neighbours, you’re well-positioned to enjoy a calm retreat with loved ones in this splendid farmhouse. Ideally suited to a small family or a couple hoping to spread out a little bit, this cottage sleeps three and is also dog-friendly. Set out each day with your hiking boots on, admiring the country roads and rolling fields that surround you, or step out a little further to explore the coast (4 miles) and the northernmost part of the Snowdonia National Park (10 miles). Offering a delicate blend of country charm and homely features, this two-storey cottage is undeniably comfortable and instantly appealing. The ground floor offers an open-plan layout with the kitchen, lounge and dining spaces easily blending into one sociable environment. The dining area offers a conservatory-style layout with ample windows letting in natural light and offering a view out to the garden. The garden itself is a wonderful space for catching the last of the day’s sun, complete with a furnished patio and BBQ. Back indoors, pass the table football and the downstairs bathroom as you make your way upstairs to find two further bedrooms. The smaller of the room, a snug single, features an en-suite. Venture along winding country roads to reach the seaside town of Colwyn Bay, 4 miles away. One of North Wales’ most exciting attractions, the town offers a stretch of sandy beach, the Welsh Mountain Zoo and a seemingly endless array of pubs, breweries and restaurants to make the most of throughout your stay. On the edge of town discover Pwllycrochan Woods (3.5 miles), a nature spot filled with trails and beautiful sights. Discover further splendour at Bodnant Garden (4.5 miles), a National Trust-maintained spot on the edge of the River Conwy.
Weekly prices from £485.00
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
3 1 1 Yes
Set in a stunning spot 300 metres above sea level, and surrounded by the spellbinding vistas of the Brecon Beacons, this characterful hideaway makes a fantastic base for walkers, hikers and nature lovers. Within sight of the magnificent Sugar Loaf, the cottage enjoys superb panoramic views and offers cosy accommodation for three guests. One of a pair of neighbouring properties which can be booked together, this sweet retreat features a fantastic shared heated indoor swimming pool with resistance machine. Also featuring a beautiful shared garden, exposed wooden beams and stabling for guests bringing horses along, this delightful hideaway is ideal for solo travellers, couples and small families exploring an unforgettable part of South Wales. This rustic-style cottage features a spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, with impressive beams and comfortable furnishings. With a wood burner effect electric fire, the lounge is an ideal space for sitting back with a movie in the evenings. The central dining table is perfect for sharing meals which you can cook in the light, stylishly arranged kitchen. Upstairs, the pretty family bedroom has a double bed and a single bed, with timber beams in a low sloping ceiling. The ceiling is also low in the handy shower room. Outside, the front patio is a delightful spot for taking in awe-inspiring views. To the rear, the shared landscaped garden has a choice of seating areas, ponds and raised flower beds, perfect for birdwatching and relaxing in peace. There are also stabling facilities onsite and a shared heated indoor pool (opens early April - early November). This property has been approved by Visit Wales. Eager climbers can head to Sugar Loaf (7 miles), while the nearby market town of Abergavenny (2.5 miles) has some great places to eat and drink. Local attractions include Tretower Court and Castle, the Big Pit National Coal Museum, Clydach Gorge, Goytre Wharf and Raglan Castle, all within 15 miles.
Weekly prices from £518.00
Neath, Pembrokeshire and the South
3 2 1 Yes
With its striking red façade, you won’t miss this chocolate box cottage in the scenic South Wales countryside. Complete with similar statement pops of colour in the interior décor, this two-storey cottage invites three guests to stay in home-from-home comfort on a memory-making trip. It’s surrounded by the towering trees of Crynant Forest, a nature-packed beauty spot with footpaths and biking trails, yet is also 18 miles from Swansea where culture, shopping and nightlife can be enjoyed. Laid out with a small family or a couple in mind, the spacious property provides the very best place to rest and recharge after a day filled with all of your favourite activities. Leave boots and outdoor gear on the porch before venturing inside. The kitchen and separate dining room invite all three guests to prepare meals and sit down together, whilst the sunroom and the lounge are ready for evenings filled with after-dinner relaxation. Settle down with Sky TV on in the living room, reclining on the sofa to watch your favourite film or box set. The bathroom is a generous shower room on the ground floor, and both the double and the single bedroom can be found just upstairs. To complete the property, head out via the back to find a sunny, grassy garden with landscaped features, outdoor furniture and a BBQ. Popular attractions including the National Showcaves Centre for Wales (9 miles), the Cefn Coed Colliery Museum (3 miles) and the Castell Carreg Cennen (16.5 miles) are all close by offering superb days out. For further outdoor adventure, the Afan Forest Park is 12.5 miles away with beautiful waterfalls and a mountain biking park, and the nearby Zip World Tower (16 miles) is a must-visit for adrenaline-seeking explorers. There are also beautiful beaches along the coast nearby, with Aberavon Beach accessible in just 14 miles.
Weekly prices from £422.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
3 2 1 Yes
Enjoy a taste of seaside living during your getaway in Pembrokeshire’s picturesque town of Tenby. Up to three guests can stay in this homely ground-floor apartment with two dining areas, a bath and an outdoor garden. Spend your time away indulging in freshly caught seafood, relaxing on the nearby beaches and discovering local historical landmarks. Climb four steps to reach the front door of the apartment and step inside to find a neutral-toned lounge/diner with wooden furnishings, a dining table and a comfortable L-shaped sofa. Continue into the bright kitchen/diner with a breakfast table beside the tall, arched window and a fitted corner kitchen with wooden cabinets and colourful tiling. Both the king-size bedroom and single room are airy with chic furnishings and wooden bed frames. Completing the interior is a family bathroom with a shower over the bath. Outside is a small garden with views of the mediaeval walls, which is shared with neighbouring properties. While staying in Tenby, stop for a drink at the most popular local pub, located across the road, and explore the town centre (less than 0.5 miles) to find an array of cosy cafes and seafood restaurants. Hop between Tenby’s four beaches – the closest being Castle Beach (less than 500 metres) which boasts views of St Catherine’s Island. Wander around the harbour (0.5 miles) before visiting Tenby Castle and Tenby Museum and Art Gallery (less than 0.5 miles). History enthusiasts will also love the 15th-century National Trust Tudor Merchant’s House (300 metres) and further afield is Manorbier Castle (4.5 miles). If you’re visiting with a little one, you could meet the animals at Manor Wildlife Park or The Dinosaur Park Tenby (3 miles).
Weekly prices from £382.00
Cosheston, Mid Wales
3 2 1 Yes
Come and stay in beautiful West Wales and explore the Pembrokeshire coastline and countryside for this perfect little apartment base. Sleeping three guests, this first-floor apartment is ideal for a couple and their child and their child’s two hairy siblings (the dogs)! Seek out the country lanes and estuary walks before returning to your bijou home-away-from-home. Climb to the first floor of this stone-built apartment complex and walk into the welcoming and cosy apartment. The open-plan living space is where you’ll spend the majority of your time, planning adventures to the coast or just snuggling down to watch a film on the Smart TV. A sofa and a chair await or you can parch at the dining table and play board games whilst waiting for dinner to cook. Said dinner can be whipped up in the kitchen which shares the same space; all the mod cons you could need can be found here. When you’re ready to retire for the evening, bright and fresh bedrooms (with wooden furniture giving a touch of warmth) await, a double and a single. A bathroom with a shower over the bath provides ample space to freshen up each morning. Straight from the door, you can head out and enjoy countryside and estuary walks, or if you want a fixed destination at the end of your stroll, why not head down to the village alehouse? In just two miles, you could be within the walls of Pembroke town, with its Norman castle and eateries a plenty. If the weather’s agreeable, visit Manorbier Beach (8 miles) to build sandcastles, frolic in the waves or have a surf. And if you’ve brought your plus fours with you, head to South Pembrokeshire Golf Club which benefits from stunning views over the River Cleddau.
Weekly prices from £362.00