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.
2,463 properties found
Tenby, Mid Wales
10 6 2 Yes
Perfect for larger families and groups of friends, this spacious and friendly Edwardian villa has a characterful yellow facade and makes a fantastic holiday retreat in the heart of the thriving resort of Tenby. Offering light and stylish accommodation for up to ten guests across six bedrooms, the triple-level property has been tastefully furnished throughout, with soothing decor and classic furnishings. Featuring a charming courtyard garden, this cheerful hideaway is ideally placed for all four of the town’s popular beaches and is an ideal base for discovering the beautiful countryside and idyllic coastline of a breathtaking part of Pembrokeshire. Entering this spacious and airy house, there’s a choice of two welcoming lounges providing comfortable spaces for you all to settle back and unwind in after a fantastic day out. The stylish country-style kitchen/diner is perfect for sharing and preparing celebratory meals. Stairs lead up to the first floor which offers a soothing bathroom and the first three bedrooms: a lovely twin, a cheery single and a charming king-size room. Further stairs lead up to the second floor where you will find a refreshing shower room and three more bedrooms, with some restricted head height: there’s a light and cosy single and two pretty twin rooms. Outside, the enclosed courtyard provides a lovely spot for a BBQ on a summer’s evening. Tenby has four beautiful beaches: North, South, Castle and Harbour, all with glorious sandy stretches and sea views. The town is known for its historic walls, with other landmarks including the bustling harbour, the Victorian-era fort on St Catherine’s Island, The Tudor Merchant’s House and the medieval Tenby Castle. Heading inland, there’s a choice of popular family attractions: Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, Oakwood Theme Park, Heatherton World of Activities and The Dinosaur Park Tenby, all within 11 miles.
Weekly prices from £941.00
Lampeter, Mid Wales
10 4 2 Yes
Take a fun-filled holiday in Wales. Located near the university town of Lampeter, this traditional farmhouse is the perfect place for a big group (and their dogs) to relax, explore, and enjoy rural Wales. Oh, and when you get back from your adventures, make sure you take a dip in the private hot tub. Enter the property and head to the lounge. It’s a wonderfully cosy space with a wood burner, so bring a good book for quiet evenings. Continue to the conservatory, which has comfortable chairs and a small table, perfect for sunny mornings with drinks. The kitchen/diner has a wide window, so you’ll get plenty of natural light, and there’s a door to the garden as well. On rainy days, go to the games room for some pool or darts. Finishing the ground floor, there’s a WC and a king-size bedroom. Go upstairs, where you’ll find the rest of the bedrooms. You’ll have one king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room and two triple bedrooms, each with one king-size bed and a single bed. The upstairs also has a family shower room with a double walk-in shower. Outside, the property has a BBQ and a dining area on a raised patio, overlooking a stretching lawn enclosed by a wooden fence. After you’ve grilled up a feast, hop in the hot tub to end your day in the best way. This cottage is 2 miles from Lampeter, a Welsh town with a lot of character and a couple of pubs. Stop in for supplies or a hearty meal after you’ve explored the surrounding area. You can also visit the seaside town of Aberaeron, 15 miles away, for a lovely day on the beach. Take a walk on the coastal paths and then check out the local eateries.
Weekly prices from £781.00
Colwyn Bay, Snowdonia and North Wales
10 5 4 Yes
Filled with cosy nooks and crannies that you’ll love to settle down in, this fantastic country house is one to get together in. Accommodating a grand total of 10 guests, there’s space for your entire family or friendship group to call this property home throughout your North Wales stay. Mountain biking, hiking, water sports and beach trips are all on offer close by, and the extensively renovated house offers snug interiors and ample garden space for you to cherish as each adventure-packed day comes to its end. Bring those aching muscles home and take a dip in the hot tub, admiring panoramic valley views as you soak. Contemporary styling meets traditional features in this handsome two-storey property, a place where lancet windows are positioned beside original oak beams and authentic stone fireplaces. For winter stays, find a wood burner in both the lounge and the snug, each offering ample soft seating and a TV in way of entertainment. Your whole group can come together at mealtimes, preparing delicious dishes in the kitchen that doubles up as a dining room. There’s also space to dine outdoors on the terrace. Five bedrooms are laid out across two floors, accompanied by four bathrooms throughout to make getting ready in the morning an easy feat. Just 4 miles from the brink of the Snowdonia National Park and with the World Heritage Site of Conwy 6.5 miles away, you’re well-positioned to get to know North Wales throughout your stay here. Conwy is a vibrant town packed full of 13th-century architecture and novelty attractions, and it also has a beach (8 miles) for laid-back days on the sand. Across the River Conwy, Colwyn Bay (7 miles) is also an exciting tourist hub with the Welsh Mountain Zoo and Colwyn Bay Beach that younger visitors will love.
Weekly prices from £1,237.00
Pwllheli, Snowdonia and North Wales
10 5 2 Yes
Escape to this charming detached chapel, boasting a stylish interior, nestled on the Llyn Peninsula Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Join friends or family at this unique retreat that comes complete with its own private hot tub, perfect for group gatherings on the Welsh coast. Inside, discover a wonderful blend of old and new with exposed beams, thoughtful lighting, and custom-made furniture throughout. Ascend the staircase to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, which reaches into the rafters. The handcrafted kitchen has everything a chef could need, with a dining table ideally positioned for sociable meal times. The comfortable sofas offer a cosy spot to relax, and the wood burner provides a warming ambience. On this floor, you’ll also find a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room. There’s a separate cloakroom and access to the upper floor, featuring a single bedroom. Descend to the ground floor, where you can choose from two spacious double bedrooms or a family room with a super-king-size zip-and-link bed (which can be arranged as a twin upon request) and an additional single bed. The stylish bathroom comes complete with a freestanding bath, and a handy utility room completes this lovely home. Outside, the enclosed garden features a raised lawn and a paved area with a table and chairs, as well as a BBQ. Sink into the sumptuous hot tub or challenge your family and friends to a game of table tennis. There’s also space to store your bicycles and outdoor equipment. The Llyn Peninsula extends from Snowdonia into the Irish Sea, boasting dramatic landscapes, attractions, activities, and year-round events. The chapel is located close to the National Trust’s Plas Y Rhiw (2 miles) and the stunning Hells Mouth beach (4 miles). Abersoch, renowned for its bistro culture, boutique shops, and sheltered harbour, is 4 miles from home. Stroll along sandy beaches lined with sailing boats or visit the renowned whistling sands at Porthor (8.5 miles). Alternatively, venture to Nefyn (9.5 miles) for its maritime museum and harbour.
Weekly prices from £1,183.00
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
10 5 5 Yes
Set in the breathtaking Brecon Beacons National Park, this secluded converted barn offers a lovingly presented home with expansive gardens and far-reaching rural views. With five en-suite bedrooms and two open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining spaces, the property is ideal for large groups or family gatherings. Inside, the largest living space boasts a double-height interior with a light and airy feel. Two leather sofas around a large coffee table and a Smart TV create a wonderful setting to spend time with loved ones. The modern kitchen, equipped with everything a holiday chef could need, complements the space. French doors lead to a patio area with a teak dining table and chairs overlooking the enclosed garden. Three bedrooms, including a spacious king-size room, a king-size room, and a super-king-size room (twin on request), all with en-suite facilities, complete this part of the accommodation. A corridor leads to the second open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining space, featuring two leather sofas, a Smart TV, and a charming country-style kitchen. This bright and breezy space also includes a pine dining table with benches, comfortably seating ten. Bi-fold doors open to another patio area and enclosed garden. Two bedrooms, a spacious king-size room (twin on request) with an en-suite shower room, and a super king-size room with an en-suite bathroom round off the accommodation. Outside, large enclosed gardens with a lawn, patio, garden furniture and picturesque views await. The location provides easy access to country and mountain walks, with the Sugar Loaf and Skirrid offering a stunning backdrop. 3 miles away lies the delightful town of Abergavenny, boasting an eclectic mix of shops, pubs, and restaurants, along with regular food festivals and markets. Explore nearby galleries, museums, and historic castles, or enjoy interesting days out at Blaenavon Iron Works (12.5 miles) and Big Pit (13 miles). For outdoor enthusiasts, plenty of activities are available, including cycling, riding, golfing, and kayaking on the Usk and Wye rivers.
Weekly prices from £1,573.00
Betws -y- Coed, Snowdonia and North Wales
10 5 3 Yes
Standing within 500 acres of majestic ancient woodlands and beautiful farmland, this unique 17th-century farmhouse makes a tranquil, secluded retreat for larger families and groups of friends seeking an idyllic rural getaway. Close to the north-eastern fringes of Snowdonia, the Grade II-listed property offers fabulous accommodation for up to ten guests discovering a breathtaking part of North Wales. This sympathetically updated house offers numerous period features including the historic gatehouse, oak panelling, plaster armorial shields, inglenook fireplaces, window seats, timber beams and the original beam-door-lock dating back to the 1600s. The oak-panelled hallway leads into a pretty lounge with a stone fireplace and Smart TV, providing a wonderful space to unwind together. A step leads down from the slate-floored hallway into a bespoke galley-style kitchen then through to a handsome, atmospheric dining room with an open fire and welcoming dining table. The ground floor also features a beautiful bathroom with a freestanding roll-top bath. On the first floor there’s a sumptuous bathroom and three gorgeous bedrooms featuring antique furniture, historic tapestries and oak panelling: a lovely double, an en-suite king-size room, and a super-king-size room with a four-poster bed and exposed beams. A steep, narrow cottage-style staircase leads up to the charming attic bedroom with twin beds. The final bedroom is a cosy twin with a feature fireplace and oak window seats, and can be found in the beautiful gatehouse, dating back to 1623, which lies at the end of the cobbled garden path. The walled garden has a delightful lawn, a BBQ area, firepit and outdoor furniture, perfect for dining alfresco. The 500 acres of surrounding grounds feature a working sheep farm, Garn Prys Mountain, ancient woodlands and lakes to explore. Snowdonia is to the west (3 miles), perfect for exhilarating walks, water sports, fishing, mountain climbing and biking.
Weekly prices from £1,591.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
10 5 2 Yes
Book a group holiday at this stylish and artistic property on the outskirts of lovely Tenby. It’s in Penally, a verdant village with pubs and a shop within 0.5 miles of your front door. You can join the Pembrokeshire Coast Path 0.5 miles, too, which will take you to Tenby’s lovely South Beach 2 miles away. This roomy holiday home has space for ten guests over its five bedrooms and is also doggie-friendly, so fantastic for a trip among extended family or good friends. On entering this property, you’ll soon notice its bright and cheerful appearance. Appealing local art is displayed on the walls of both floors, and quirky artefacts are dotted around for a homely feel. The spacious open-plan living area is a lovely place to hang out, with a large oak table for eating, plenty of comfy seating and a TV/DVD. Large windows here let plenty of light in during the day, and you’ll have direct access to the rear garden through the patio doors. This detached property benefits from a large garden both at the front and back, which includes a furnished patio and a charcoal BBQ for those sociable mid-summer feasts. Tenby is known for its Victorian charm, pretty harbour, winding cobbled streets and four fantastic beaches. It’s also got an impressive 13th-century castle you can visit (1.5 miles) and, as you’d hope from any British seaside town, plenty of fish and chip shops! For a picturesque walk, follow the coast path along to the neighbouring coastal towns of Saundersfoot (4 miles) or Lydstep (2.5 miles). Other nearby attractions that may appeal are Dinosaur Park Tenby (a great one for children) and Colby Woodland Garden (7.5 miles), a National Trust site.
Weekly prices from £881.00
Haverfordwest, Mid Wales
10 5 4 Yes
Host a special getaway with a group of up to 10 human guests and two canine companions in this elegant property with a traditional country-house feel. Admire the luxurious decor and make the most of the free-standing bath and second lounge during your stay. Explore the surrounding scenic coastal trails, hidden coves and quaint towns nearby in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. You’ll be blown away from the moment you step inside by the wooden beamed ceilings, opulent furnishings and spacious rooms. Wine and dine at the large, rustic dining table with seating for all in the lounge/diner or sink into the vintage-style sofas in front of the wood burner. Walk through an archway to reach the bright and stylish kitchen with granite worktops and a breakfast bar. The second lounge features local artwork and two plump sofas next to the Smart TV and wood burner. On the first floor is a family bathroom with a roll top bath and three bedrooms – two king-size, one with an en-suite, and a super-king-size. The second floor houses a double and king-size bedroom – both with en-suites. Outside are extensive gardens with a lawn, furniture and BBQ. While staying in St Davids, wander down to Porthclais Harbour (less than 0.5 miles) and stroll along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path in either direction to discover far-reaching sea views along the rugged cliff tops and hidden bays. The best nearby swim spots are Porthlysgi Beach (1.5 miles) and Caerfai Beach (2 miles). Discover the historical landmarks on your doorstep, like St Non’s Chapel and Well (1 mile) or Castell Heinit (4 miles). Explore the centre of St Davids (1 mile), Britain’s smallest city, where you’ll find a cathedral, cosy pubs and shops.
Weekly prices from £1,560.00
Narberth, Mid Wales
10 5 3 Yes
This dog-friendly holiday home is conveniently situated within walking distance of shops, bars, and restaurants. With a sociable open-plan lounge/diner boasting lovely views and its own private garden, this 5-bedroom townhouse is perfect for a group gathering near the Pembrokeshire Coast. Inside, you’ll find two of the five bedrooms on the ground floor. The first bedroom is a family room with a double, a single bed, and a travel cot if needed. The second bedroom is a twin room featuring an en- suite shower room. Another shower room is conveniently located on the ground floor. Beneath the stairs, you’ll discover a utility cupboard. To the rear of the ground floor, there’s a boot room with special provisions for your canine companions. On the first floor, you’ll enter the spacious lounge/diner, which offers plenty of seating and a Smart TV. French doors lead to a balcony overlooking the playing fields. The contemporary kitchen has everything you need to prepare a delicious meal. On the second floor, you’ll find three additional bedrooms, including a front-facing double room, a twin room, and a single room. A family bathroom completes this welcoming home. Outside, the enclosed gravelled garden is complete with garden furniture and a stand for disposable BBQs, offering a perfect spot for al fresco dining. Nestled in the heart of Pembrokeshire, Narberth is a charming market town that boasts a variety of independent shops and dining options. For nature enthusiasts and those seeking outdoor activities, the property is perfectly located, with woodland and countryside walks right on its doorstep. Families looking for exciting day trips will find both Oakwood Theme Park and Folly Farm Adventure Park & Zoo within 5 miles. If a beach day is on your agenda, quiet beaches like Wiseman’s Bridge and Amroth are nearby, as are the popular coastal resorts of Saundersfoot and Tenby, all within 10 miles of home.
Weekly prices from £686.00