2,461 properties found
1 Bedroom Bed in Bala (52509)
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This gorgeous property, nestled in a courtyard past the owner’s home, is the perfect bolthole for two. Sleeping you both in a comfortable double bed, this wonderful cottage is an opportunity to relax and unwind in a stunning part of Wales with breathtaking scenery all around. Head to Bala Lake for the day (10.5 miles) where you can sail, canoe, wild swim or simply take lakeside walks before returning home. Spend the evening dining alfresco looking out across the hills, then enjoy a soak in the hot tub under the stars. The property, which is a former stable, is spacious and welcoming with plenty of natural light. The full aspect window in the open-plan living area ensures you can take in those amazing views, while neutral decor with pops of colour in the furniture creates a cosy vibe to relax in. Watch some TV on the sofa or cook up a storm and eat in the contemporary kitchen area; if you’re feeling sociable, head to the shared games barn for pool, table tennis or darts. Upstairs, a tranquil double bed awaits among soft dressing gowns and towels; indulge in a sumptuous shower in the stylish en-suite before snuggling into bed. Head off to Betws-y-Coed (14 miles) where you’ll find historic bridges, waterfalls and plenty of outdoor activities to take part in. The National White Water Centre (7.5 miles) is also a must for adrenaline junkies. History buffs will enjoy a wander around Ty Mawr Wybrnant (14 miles) which is a stone-built farmhouse that tells the story of how the Welsh lived and has wonderful views of the Conwy Valley. Take a horse-drawn boat trip along the canal or a motorised aqueduct cruise from Llangollen Wharf (20 miles) for a tranquil afternoon.
Weekly prices from £651.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Bala (52510)
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Flanked by magnificent beauty spots on either side, this rural retreat offers a fabulous base for couples seeking outdoor adventure in the Snowdonia National Park and the vibrant Dee Valley. Situated on a 9-acre estate with a wildlife sanctuary, natural lake and games room on site, this former dairy cottage offers a cosy bolthole for two guests to relax and unwind. As well as plenty of shared spaces to explore, the holiday home offers an extraordinarily spacious interior with more than enough room for two and a private patio with your very own hot tub, the very best place to soak and stargaze after a long day filled with adventure. The inside of this cottage has been decorated with so much character, featuring statement-coloured furniture and unique artwork throughout. The open-plan living space encourages nights of relaxation, with French doors leading out into the patio on summer nights and a thoroughly equipped kitchen for creating dishes to be savoured indoors or out. The lounge area features a selection of soft seating, a TV and a wood burner with logs ready and waiting for you to get cosy straight away. Heading back through the entranceway, a double bedroom and a family bathroom await to complete the accommodation offering. You’re only 4 miles from the edge of the Snowdonia National Park and 10 miles from the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley AONB, so there’s never a shortage of outdoor excursions to be had throughout this stay. Head 8.5 miles to Bala, a historic town on the edge of the Bala Lake. Along with the beautiful scenery that surrounds the lake itself, Bala is an enlivened town with an independent theatre and shops to explore. Discover the Bala Adventure Centre (9 miles) and the local National White Water Centre (7 miles), both offering guided activity days amongst the surrounding scenery.
Weekly prices from £752.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Saundersfoot (52744)
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
1 Bedroom Bed in Gilwern (52882)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
For a couples retreat or a getaway with a friend, this marvellous cottage invites two guests to stay in the heart of the Brecon Beacons walking territory. The property, which is also dog-friendly, is laid with a single super-king-size bedroom furnished with a zip-and-link bed, offering added versatility for any two guests. No matter who you visit with, we’re sure you’ll embrace evenings spent stargazing from the hot tub in your own enclosed garden. This outdoor space looks out to the Sugar Loaf Mountain and the wider Brecon Beacons scenery, allowing you to plan your walking and cycling adventures for the days ahead whilst relaxing in the comfortable embrace of the bubbles. Everything is laid out on the ground floor in this traditionally decorated cottage, ideal for those who need everything within easy reach. Head inside to find a central hallway that leads off to the kitchen, the bathroom and the bedroom. The kitchen is thoroughly equipped for cooking up meals, and through it, you can access the lovely lounge with soft seating, a wood burner effect electric fire and the Smart TV/DVD. French doors lead from here out onto the veranda, a great place to dine outdoors. Elsewhere you’ll find a wide expanse of grounds leading all the way down to the canal, perfect for exploring and embarking on adventure. There’s plenty of beauty and culture to be found in this south-east corner of the Brecon Beacons, with Abergavenny (4.5 miles), Blaenavon (5.5 miles) and Crickhowell (3 miles) each just a short distance away. Walk along the river to happen across the dramatic Clydach Gorge (1.5 miles), explore the fascinating limestone cliffs at Craig y Cilau Nature Reserve (3 miles) or embark on a hike up the towering Sugar Loaf Mountain (7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £633.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Gower (52906)
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Explore the heart of the Gower Peninsula with a romantic retreat or an active break at this warm and welcoming property located on a working livery. One of two holiday lets on site, the property comes complete with its own private hot tub in the garden. The front door opens into an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with patio doors leading to the garden. The kitchen is fully equipped for culinary adventures, and the dining table is set for intimate meals. Unwind on the comfortable sofa in the lounge, indulge in a good book, or snuggle up to watch a film on the TV. Upstairs, the spacious bedroom comes with a king-size bed for a restful night’s sleep. Take your time to relax in a bubble bath or enjoy an invigorating shower in the elegant bathroom with beautiful views over the garden and beyond. Outside, the enclosed garden at the rear is the perfect spot for al fresco dining on the patio with its table and chairs. For an extra touch of luxury, take a sumptuous soak in the hot tub while enjoying the rural views. If you’re an enthusiastic cyclist, you’ll find the lockable bicycle store comes in handy. This designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty provides exceptional opportunities for walking, mountain biking, and local hacking. Wander or ride for miles uninterrupted by traffic thanks to the bridleways that link Welshmoor Common and Llanrhidian Marsh to the stunning beaches at Oxwich Bay and Three Cliffs Bay. It’s also a superb area for wildlife watching, with wild ponies, birds, and sea life to discover. Make sure to visit Weobley and Oxwich Castles (both within 6 miles), the Gower Heritage Centre (3.5 miles) and, further afield, the National Botanic Gardens of Wales (22 miles). Alternatively, explore the coastal city of Swansea (9.5 miles), with its shops, restaurants, art galleries and the National Waterfront Museum.
Weekly prices from £540.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Abergavenny (53246)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Get away from it all in this picture-postcard shepherd’s hut in the Welsh countryside. Enjoy relaxing rural walks from your front door, or hop in the car to explore the nearby tracks and trails of the Black Mountains. For eating out and a spot of retail therapy, the bustling town of Abergavenny is just 5.5 miles away. In the evenings, soak up the peace and tranquillity from the terrace, whilst admiring the far-reaching views. A stroll through the meadow and across the bridge brings you to this idyllic shepherd’s hut. The rural retreat has an open-plan layout and has been beautifully decorated and furnished, with great care and attention taken to create a cosy home-away-from-home. To the rear of the property is a cleverly designed kitchen area, with everything you need to whip up a tasty dinner for two to share at the pull-out table or out on the terrace. After dinner, relax on one of the chairs by the wood burner-effect electric fire, or climb into the double bed to watch TV before drifting off to sleep. A separate shower room completes the accommodation. Outside, listen to the babbling brook and watch the local wildlife from the covered terrace. There is a BBQ for al fresco dining and a fire pit for toasting marshmallows under the stars. While away an afternoon pottering around Abergavenny. You’ll find a great range of shops to peruse, and the town is also renowned for its fantastic food markets and independent restaurants showcasing local produce. After a bite to eat, enjoy a relaxing stroll along the picturesque towpath of the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, which meanders through the town. Abergavenny is considered the gateway to the Black Mountains, meaning you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to nearby walking routes with exceptional views.
Weekly prices from £543.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Llandeilo (56710)
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
1 Bedroom Bed in Llandeilo (56713)
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
2 Bedroom Bed in Llwyngwril (58564)
Llwyngwril, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 2 1 Yes
Dating back to the 19th century, this sweet and quirky cottage provides fantastic holiday accommodation for couples enjoying a romantic break in a beautiful part of Snowdonia. Situated in the historic coastal village of Llwyngwril, the cheerful, single-level retreat has ample space for two guests, and has a range of original features including flagstone flooring, a welcoming wood burner in a period fireplace, exposed stonework, high ceilings and uneven walls. Full of character, this charming and traditional property has been decorated in fresh, relaxing shades to make a cosy base for walkers discovering the area’s glorious coast and magnificent countryside. Entering this delightful cottage, a step leads down into the cosy, beautifully decorated lounge/diner which has a high-beamed ceiling, stone flooring, a Smart TV and a wood burner set in a stone surround. The dining table is over by the window, perfect for romantic meals. A few steps lead up into a small, stylishly arranged and fully equipped kitchen. Further steps lead up to the leisurely shower room and the two coastal-themed bedrooms: a cheerful double and a cosy single, each with a dressing table. Outside the cottage a bistro table and chairs offer a relaxing spot for a morning coffee before you head out to discover this magical area. Perfect for exploring the southern reaches of Snowdonia, Llwyngwril is a friendly village close to a pebble beach and boasts miles of tranquil walks inland and along the coast. Following the coastal path north, the bustling seaside resort of Barmouth sits at the mouth of the Mawddach Estuary (16 miles). To the south is the pretty coastal town of Tywyn (9.5 miles). Other local attractions for keen walkers, cyclists, climbers, and nature lovers include Cader Idris, the Talyllyn steam railway, Dolgoch Waterfall, and Craig Yr Aderyn, all within 17 miles.
Weekly prices from £463.00