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
Saundersfoot, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This gorgeous property, situated just half a mile from Saundersfoot Beach, is the perfect romantic bolthole for two. Situated in a leafy garden in a secluded spot, this little cottage is ideal to use as a base to explore Saundersfoot, nearby Tenby and beyond. Spend sunny afternoons at the National Trust’s Colby Woodland Garden (4 miles) before returning home to enjoy the pretty garden from comfortable seating with a glass of your favourite drink in hand. The annexe, which has 23 steps up to the front door, is laid out in a bright and airy open-plan studio style. The compact kitchen area has everything you need to cook up a storm and eat at the table, but a picnic bench in the pretty garden is ideal for dining alfresco. Curl up on the sofa together and watch your favourite show on TV, or move to the sleeping area that’s separated by a room divider and snuggle into the double bed for a peaceful night’s sleep. Get ready for the day in the contemporary shower room and head out down the garden path through pretty plants and shrubs to start your adventure. Follow a nearby pathway to The Glen (300 metres) which is a lovely dog-friendly beach – ideal if you brought your four-legged friends. The village itself boasts shops and restaurants that will keep you busy for an afternoon. Vibrant Tenby (3 miles) is well worth a visit with more pubs, shops and restaurants along with the interesting ruins of Tenby Castle. Pembroke Castle (11.5 miles) offers free guided tours to help you learn the best of this castle’s long history.
Weekly prices from £445.00
Llandeilo, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Immerse yourself in the unspoiled beauty of Wales when you stay at this undeniably romantic barn in the Brecon Beacons. Return from your excursions to relax in front of the wood burner, gaze over the fields, or even take advantage of the BBQ. Let yourselves into this former threshing barn and sit yourselves down in the light and airy, open-plan lounge/diner. Youll instantly feel nice and cosy as you warm your toes on the underfloor heating and hunker down in front of the wood burner-effect electric fire as you choose a boxset to watch on the TV. Head through to the stylish kitchen to be met with glossy units and all the equipment needed to rustle up romantic dinners for two. These can be enjoyed around the farmhouse-style table or out in the enclosed garden overlooking the fields. At the end of each memorable day together, go upstairs to the gorgeous king-size bedroom, where exposed beams and a contemporary en-suite shower room ensure a restful nights sleep. Sip coffee made from the machine out on the patio in the morning, or you could even sizzle up a breakfast storm on the BBQ. When youre not unwinding in the garden, visit the local farm animals by moseying around the seven-acre smallholding. Explore the nearby trails by foot or bike, including Talley Woodlands (1.5 miles), which boasts challenging climbs and incredible, far-reaching views of the glorious Welsh countryside. Stock up the cupboards in nearby Llandeilo (7.5 miles) or hop in the car and visit the National Botanic Garden of Wales (15 miles).
Weekly prices from £393.00
Llandeilo, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Hidden on seven acres of idyllic smallholding is this beautiful, converted barn in the Brecon Beacons. This romantic holiday home boasts cycle trails and super walks from the front door making it an ideal choice for two explorers wishing to see the nooks and crannies of Wales. This stylish hideaway was once a pigsty, and although it has been expertly renovated, much of its former self has been maintained, including cosy exposed beams and original stone. Step inside and find yourself in the country-style kitchen, which features everything youll need to whip up tasty meals. On balmy days, enjoy a spot of al fresco dining in the enclosed garden while you admire the rolling view. The lounge is a light and bright space to unwind at the end of any fun-filled day, especially if you want to hunker down in front of the wood burner-effect electric fire. A delightful king-size bedroom is nestled within the eaves of the property on the first floor, and the en-suite shower room finishes the property. Carry your machine-made, foamy cappuccino out to the garden each morning and ease into the day with birdsong. Though it may feel remote, its an ideal location to explore this spectacular part of Wales. Llandeilo (7.5 miles) is a short drive and provides high-quality eateries and plenty of shops to stock up the cupboards, while Dinefwr Park (9 miles) is a wonderful day out for those seeking historical monuments and trips back in time. Enjoy the many glorious trails available from the holiday home or hop in the car and make your way to Talley Woodlands (1.5 miles), where you can discover spectacular, waymarked trails that meander through forestry, stony tracks and grassy paths. Theres even a dedicated picnic spot for tucking into delicious sarnies.
Weekly prices from £381.00
Kilgetty, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Cosy and romantic, this semi-detached stone cottage offers a magical couples’ escape amid idyllic rural countryside. Nestled on the outskirts of Cresswell Quay, this stunning abode features open-plan living areas plus a pretty courtyard garden with an outdoor hot tub – perfect for romantic evenings beneath the stars. There’s plenty to tempt you out of your cosy hideaway too, with walks and cycle routes all around and the beaches of Tenby and Saundersfoot within 7.5 miles. A bright and cheerful stable door leads into this charming cottage, where you’ll find beautifully presented and surprisingly spacious interiors. Lit by multiple skylights, the handsome galley-style kitchen has everything you need to prepare delicious meals at home, before savouring a meal for two at the round dining table. There’s heaps of space to relax and unwind, from cosy evenings next to the wood-burner-effect electric fire in the lounge, to afternoons curled up with a book in the sun lounge. The courtyard garden is a perfect suntrap, and with outdoor sofas, a bistro table and chairs, and a hot tub, it’s like an additional room of the house. An elegant double bedroom ensures a blissful night’s sleep, while the neighbouring wet room gives you a fresh start in the morning. Venture to the historic hamlet of Cresswell Quay to savour a drink at a historic and traditional country pub, set next to the tidal creek. You can pick up the Pembrokeshire Coast Path from here, making this a popular destination for walkers and nature lovers. There’s more history to discover at Carew Castle and Tidal Mill (2 miles) and in the charming town of Pembroke (6.5 miles) with its imposing Norman castle.
Weekly prices from £496.00
Haverfordwest, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This charming cottage is part of a row of similar properties less than 200 metres from the coast path where breathtaking walks can be had. Sleeping two in a comfortable king-size bed, this property is the perfect romantic bolthole to return to after enjoying some quality time out and about. Head down the coast path to Abereiddy’s stunning Blue Lagoon (2 miles), or stroll to the harbour (300 metres) for your morning walk. As soon as you step into this property, you’re welcomed by its cool, neutral tones and carefully selected furniture. Snuggle up on the sofa in the lounge, warmed by the cosy electric fire, and watch TV together or read a book. Whip up delicious meals in the farmhouse-style kitchen/diner and eat at the table as you plan for tomorrow’s activities. If it’s a sunny evening, take your after-dinner tipple out to the front patio and take a seat, listening to the waves. The wet room with shower and WC completes the ground floor, while a ‘crog loft’ above the kitchen creates a mezzanine sleeping level with tonnes of character. Exposed beams and vaulted ceilings create low head height, but this king-size room is delightfully romantic. If you’re a thrill seeker, you must visit the instructors at Celtic Quest Coasteering (3 miles) who will take you on adventures along the Pembrokeshire coast through rock hopping, scrambling and cliff jumping. For something a bit more sedate, hop on a wildlife adventure boat trip around the Ramsey Island RSPB nature reserve with Thousand Islands Expeditions (8 miles). If you prefer to enjoy the sea from land, there are plenty of beaches to choose from including Traeth Llyfn (1 mile) and Whitesands Bay (9 miles). Make sure you visit St Davids (8 miles), the UK’s smallest city, to see the cathedral and browse the independent shops.
Weekly prices from £479.00
Ammanford, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Located within the grounds of an equestrian centre in the picturesque Brecon Beacons, this delightful shepherd’s hut offers a tranquil escape with its own private hot tub, magnificent countryside views by day, and a breathtaking stargazing experience by night. Upon entering this hand-made home, you’ll find a cosy lounge/kitchen/diner/sleeping area. The lounge features two comfortable chairs, with the added warmth of a wood burner, creating an inviting ambience even on the coldest nights. The kitchen is well-equipped with a combination microwave/convection oven, hob, and fridge, and the sleeping area boasts a double bed with scenic views of the rural surroundings and wildlife. A uniquely styled shower room completes this inviting home. Outside, there’s seating and a charcoal BBQ for al fresco dining. Relax in the bespoke wood-fired hot tub, accompanied by the soothing sounds of crackling logs and the beauty of the starlit sky. It’s less than five miles to the charming market town of Llandeilo, where you can explore an array of independent shops, eateries, inns, and antique stores. The National Trust estate around Newton House and Dinefwr Castle offers stunning landscapes and enchanting walks, making it a perfect destination for wildlife enthusiasts, with the chance to spot deer, white cattle, and kites. Don’t miss Carreg Cennen (3 miles), Aberglasney Gardens (7 miles), and the National Botanic Gardens of Wales (12 miles). For golf enthusiasts, the Glynhir Golf Club is also nearby. If you’re planning a day at the beach, head to Burry Port (22 miles), known for its bustling harbour, sandy shore, and lighthouse. The Llanelli Wetland Centre is a fantastic attraction where you can hand-feed the rarest geese in the world, spot colourful flamingos, or enjoy bird-watching from one of the many hides.
Weekly prices from £562.00
Haverfordwest, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Part of a characterful group of properties close to the harbour at Porthclais, this delightful, single-level hideaway is perfect for couples seeking a relaxing bolthole in a beautiful part of Pembrokeshire. Offering cosy accommodation for two guests, the property has been sympathetically updated, and features a welcoming wood burner, stone flooring and wooden beams set in the high-vaulted ceiling. An ideal romantic hideaway, this characterful holiday cottage is perfect for walkers, beach lovers and cyclists discovering the region’s breathtaking coastline, quaint villages, and glorious countryside. Stepping inside this cheerful holiday home you will find the light and airy, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with the wooden-beamed ceiling adding to the feeling of space. Snuggled around the wood burner, the welcoming lounge has a Smart TV and comfortable seating, perfect for relaxing together at the end of a great day. There’s a lovely central dining table, and the sleek, stylishly organised kitchen has plenty of useful equipment. The property also features a spacious king-size bedroom, decorated in soothing pastel shades, with a TV and well-appointed wet room. From the lounge, bifold doors lead to the large garden which has a pretty lawn and a generous patio area with plenty of garden furniture, providing an ideal spot to settle back with a morning coffee or enjoy dining alfresco as you take in the views. The property is close to the traditional harbour at Porthclais, which is an ideal spot for launching kayaks or smaller boats out into St Bride’s Bay. The breathtaking Pembrokeshire Coast Path passes by, taking you along to the quiet beach at Porthlysgi Bay (1.5 miles) or over to the popular sandy beach at Whitesands Bay (3 miles). Inland, the friendly city of St Davids (1 mile) is known for its historic cathedral and has a wealth of fantastic pubs and restaurants.
Weekly prices from £706.00
Narberth, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This charming property, situated just 3.5 miles from the centre of market town Narberth, is perfect for couples looking for a peaceful stay in West Wales. Sleeping you both in a tranquil double bedroom, this cottage is one of four holiday properties on the owner’s farm and adjoins to the owner’s farmhouse, but your privacy is assured. Enjoy a day wandering the streets and harbour of Tenby (13 miles) before coming home to relax in the shared garden, bubbling away in the hot tub as the sun goes down. This cottage has a contemporary feel yet preserves some traditional features. The open-plan living area is fresh and bright with French doors leading out to the patio; snuggle up on the sofa in front of the TV in the evening among exposed beams and stone walls. The kitchen has everything you need to cook up a storm and eat at the breakfast bar. A stunning spiral staircase up to the first floor is a real feature; head up here to the beautifully-decorated bedroom with low beams and a sleek and stylish en-suite shower room. As well as the shared hot tub, you’ve got access to a BBQ and garden furniture, a laundry room and plenty of storage for bikes. Spend the afternoon strolling along Saundersfoot Beach (9 miles); grab some fish and chips to refuel then head along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path for breathtaking views. The National Trust’s Colby Woodland Garden (6.5 miles) is well worth a visit, as are Picton Castle Gardens (11 miles). If you’re an adventurous couple, head to Llys y Fran Lake (12 miles) where you can go open water swimming, cycling, hiking and even take part in axe throwing or archery.
Weekly prices from £369.00
Narberth, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This charming semi-detached barn is set on a working farm in the stunning Pembrokeshire countryside. Just a short drive away from beautiful beaches, towns, and many historic castles and attractions, this romantic retreat for two boasts characterful original features and comes complete with a bubbling hot tub. Step inside, and you’ll find an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner where old meets new with magnificent A-framed beams and contemporary styling. The room features a cosy wood burner at its heart, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Relax on the comfortable sofas while enjoying your favourite shoes on the TV. The splendid kitchen/diner is fully equipped for all your culinary desires, and upstairs, there’s a luxurious galleried bedroom with a king-size bed and an en-suite shower room. Outside, an enclosed patio with seating awaits, perfect for al fresco dining, and there’s a charcoal BBQ and a log store to keep the wood burner roaring. Additionally, you’ll find a shared lawn area with a sumptuous hot tub for a relaxing soak. Bike storage is provided, and you have the freedom to explore the 55 acres of land that surround the property. Nearby Narberth (2 miles) offers an enjoyable day out, with a museum, art gallery, independent shops and eateries that serve local produce. The coastal resorts of Tenby (13 miles) and Saundersfoot (10 miles) are known for their iconic harbours and golden sandy beaches. History enthusiasts can explore castles at Carew (12 miles), Manorbier (17 miles), and Pembroke (16.5 miles), while families will enjoy attractions such as Oakwood Theme Park (8 miles), Folly Farm (6.5 miles) and Heatherton (12.5 miles). For outdoor enthusiasts, there’s the renowned Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, spanning 186 miles, and the rugged beauty of the Preseli Mountains.
Weekly prices from £543.00