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.
435 properties found
Cardigan, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Occupying a tranquil, picturesque and secluded spot along the idyllic Pembrokeshire/Ceredigion border, this delightful reverse-level cottage makes a cosy getaway for couples exploring a stunning part of West Wales. Featuring impressive timber beams and magnificent country views, the property has been stylishly updated, with light, tasteful decor, and offers access to a lovely shared bar area with pizza oven. Set at the end of a long rural lane, this cheery retreat offers characterful and romantic holiday accommodation for two guests discovering the area’s spellbinding countryside and dramatic coastline. Entering the cottage, the bright, airy kitchen/diner is perfect for preparing and sharing romantic meals together. The ground floor also features a delightful king-size bedroom and a refreshing shower room. Stairs lead up into the light and cosy lounge/diner, with a Juliet balcony offering stunning rural scenery. With comfortable seating and a wood burner effect electric fire, this is a lovely space to snuggle up in the evenings to watch a film on the Smart TV. Outside, the private decked area has outdoor furniture and makes a relaxing spot for taking in the glorious Pembrokeshire countryside. Further seating is to the front of the property, and you can also call in at the shared onsite bar. Featuring a pizza oven and pub atmosphere, bring your own drinks and meet some of the guests from the neighbouring cottages. Cilgerran (1.5 miles) is a friendly village with some great places to eat and drink, and is the site of an impressive 12th-century castle overlooking the River Teifi. A popular spot for paddleboarding and canoeing, the river leads north to the bustling town of Cardigan (2 miles), home to the historic Cardigan Castle and the fascinating Welsh Wildlife Centre. For a day by the sea, head to Poppit Sands (5 miles) or Mwnt (7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £569.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Escape to the bustling tourist town of Tenby to enjoy beautiful beaches, exciting boat trips and the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast scenery that surrounds you. Despite Tenby teeming with visitors on hot, sunny days, this appealing cottage is in a private courtyard, around 0.5 miles walk from the centre of town, affording you some peace and quiet with the hustle and bustle of the town easily reached. The cottage sleeps two guests, an ideal retreat for any couple, and is also dog-friendly for those with pets in tow. Enter the gated courtyard and park your car directly outside of the property before heading on in. Once indoors, the property is perfectly appointed with neutral colouring and comfortable interiors. The open-plan living space on the ground floor is yours to unwind all through the day, with a sofa bed offering an additional sleeping space or creating the cosiest spot to curl up in with the Smart TV on. The kitchen is well-equipped on the opposite side of the room, and there’s a dining table set for two as well. Moving upstairs, a fabulous double bedroom is flooded with light and offers a shower room just next door. Whilst there’s no designated outdoor space for this accommodation, Tenby’s North Beach is less than 0.5 miles away. Whilst North Beach is a fantastic choice, Tenby also offers Castle Beach (less than 1 mile) with incredible views of St Catherine’s Island and the appealing South Beach (0.5 miles) with beautiful Caldey Island in sight. Caldey Island is a monastic destination offering tours and the chance to pick up some local honey produced by the monks, simply board a boat from Tenby Harbour (0.5 miles). Other boat trips include exciting sea safaris with pods of grey seals to be spotted in the water.
Weekly prices from £489.00
Llandysul, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Feel at one with nature when you and your loved one treat yourselves to a glamping experience in West Wales. Sleeping just two guests, and welcoming a four-legged friend, the one-bedroom yurt is situated in rolling farmland near Rhydowen, 4.5 miles from Llandysul. With its own outside lounge and kitchen, wood burners and even a free-standing bath, this is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle. Take a step up into your lounge/kitchen, which is open to one side to let you make the most of your picturesque surroundings while also ensuring your privacy. Light the wood burner in here to throw out a cosy glow and settle down to read your books or chat. This space also features your stylish bath, where you can soak in comfort as you absorb your tranquillity. There is also a private shower room and WC, plus a kitchen space where you can prepare romantic meals for two using the delicious, fresh Welsh produce of the area. When you are ready to turn in for the night, take three steps up into your beautiful yurt, where your bedroom is situated. Here, you will find an inviting king-size bed, plus a futon to recline on and another wood burner to keep the space toasty and warm. Spend summer days and evenings relaxing out in your private, enclosed garden. Cook on the BBQ out here and make it into a fire pit later on so you can sit out under the stars with a bottle of wine. Head off on long walks or cycle rides from your yurt. Venture into Llandysul to stock up on produce. Newcastle Emlyn, 10 miles away, is also worth visiting. Plan a day trip to the coast at New Quay, 11 miles away, where you can swim in the sea.
Weekly prices from £515.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Enjoy a stylish and romantic couples’ escape in this charming stone cottage in the iconic seaside resort of Tenby. Located in a private courtyard with a couple of other holiday homes, this sophisticated property is an excellent choice for couples, solo adventurers and dog lovers. Wake up to the cry of seagulls, enjoy lazy beach days, discover the town’s history and wander the coast path by day. Then sample the town’s delicious eateries or enjoy a romantic night in this cosy cottage. This traditional two-storey cottage has been lovingly renovated in a chic, contemporary style. An open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner welcomes you inside. Spend your evenings unwinding in here, rustling up meals for two in the sleek, modern kitchen, and snuggling on the loveseat watching TV. A two-seater sofa bed offers additional space and room for two more people if required. At the end of each lovely, relaxing day, climb the stairs to get snug under the covers in the pretty double bedroom. With ample storage and an en-suite shower room, it has everything you need for a comfortable stay. While there’s no private garden with this property, guests have shared use of a private courtyard, which offers convenient parking in the heart of town. And the delights of Wales’s best-loved seaside town are at your fingertips. Enjoy salty and sandy days sampling all four of the town’s glorious golden beaches or take a stroll or boat trip from the picturesque harbour. The town walls, castle and Tudor’s Merchant’s House are a delight for history lovers, while the coast path offers stunning walks.
Weekly prices from £472.00
Llanon, Mid Wales
2 2 1 Yes
Discover the simple pleasures of rural life with your loved ones at this picture-postcard cottage sitting in the peaceful village of Pennant. Sleeping four people across two bedrooms, this is a perfect accommodation choice for families or groups of friends in search of a stylish retreat to call home while they explore the stunning Llanon area together. Pack up a picnic and head to the picturesque Aberaeron North Beach (4.5 miles) for a leisurely stroll. Afterwards, head into the charming town of Aberaeron, which is known for its colourful Georgian architecture and vibrant harbour. Alternatively, grab your binoculars and head to Cors Caron National Nature Reserve (14 miles) to spot red kites, before coming home to your cottage to enjoy a relaxing dip in the outdoor hot tub. You’re also just 11.5 miles from New Quay, with its wide sandy beach and charming harbour. A great destination for a day out at the seaside. Park in your private parking spot and make your way to this delightful stone farmhouse. Step inside and you’ll find an inviting open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining area bathed in soft palette of natural tones highlighted by characterful exposed beams and a striking wood burner. Take a little time to enjoy the cosy ambience in the lounge before you head into the traditional-style kitchen area to cook up some dinner. Gather everyone to eat at the elegant dining table and afterwards, make your way back to the lounge area to enjoy a glass of wine by dual aspect wood burner. At the end of the day, take a few steps down and you’ll find two thoughtfully decorated bedrooms – one double and one bunk room, which is perfect if you have kids with you. Completing the layout you’ll find a minimalist shower room that offers a refreshing start to your day in a serene setting. Host a fun al fresco dinner on the rear enclosed patio. Afterwards, take a relaxing dip in the private hot tub. There is parking for one car.
Weekly prices from £595.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Treat your special someone to a romantic getaway at this smart first-floor apartment in the heart of the pretty harbour town of Tenby. Sleeping two people this is a perfect accommodation option for those dreaming of a romantic seaside break in Pembrokeshire. Visit the lively seaside village of Saundersfoot (3.5 miles) and explore its sandy beaches, scenic coastal paths and bustling harbour. Alternatively, take a tour at the Manorbier Castle (6 miles), a well-preserved Norman stronghold with a distinctive 12th-century tower, and stroll through the pretty walled gardens. Thrill seekers will love a day at Wild Lakes (10 miles) where you can make a splash in the wake park or scale the indoor climbing wall. In the evening, come home to enjoy some quality time with your partner in your apartment’s cosy lounge. Climb up to the first floor and step inside this welcoming one-bedroom apartment. You’ll be greeted by a sophisticated open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining area that’s bathed in natural light streaming from the large windows. Slip onto the sofa and take a moment to soak up the stylish mid-century modern design details, before heading to the sleek kitchen area to cook up a storm. Share a romantic dinner for two at the chic breakfast bar, and then head back to the lounge area to cuddle up in front of your favourite TV show. At the end of the day, retreat to the cosy double bedroom, a restful space with smart Scandinavian-style design touches and a charming feature window. In the morning, kick off your day in the refreshing shower room. Although there is no outdoor space at this apartment, you can step outside to admire the pretty town and soak up the sea views, North beach is right on the doorstep and the harbour is moments away. Unallocated parking in nearby pay and display carparks.
Weekly prices from £470.00
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
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
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