2,454 properties found
1 Bedroom Bed in New Quay (78189)
Lampeter, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Nights under the stars and glasses of wine in the hot tub are yours with this special cabin in the Welsh countryside. This stylish glamping pod is in a fabulous location, set within 4.5 acres, with serene countryside and woodland views to enjoy from the decking before heading inside for romantic evenings in with your partner. Make your way over the decking and into this brightly decorated, studio-style retreat, where you will find everything you could need to enjoy a break in the countryside. Sip cocoa as you relax on the comfy sofa and get engrossed in your favourite film before heading to a sumptuous bed for a well-earned sleep. Wake up to glorious views across the lake and breakfast alfresco at the outdoor table and chairs. This is the optimum spot to plan your itinerary for the day or spend slower mornings soaking weary muscles in the private hot tub. Completing the homely hut is a shower room and a nearby on-site utility with a washing machine and tumble dryer. This pretty holiday home offers coast and countryside and it’s easy to explore on foot, two wheels or by car. Discover the picturesque seaside town of New Quay (9 miles) on Cardigan Bay, where you will find shops, bars and restaurants. Wander the miles of golden beaches or enjoy dolphin spotting during a boat trip. Alternatively, Aberystwyth (25 miles) makes for a wonderful seaside day out. Visit the elegant Grade I-listed mansion of Llanerchaeron, 7 miles away, or follow the trails around the grounds to see 200-year-old fruit trees, herbaceous borders and a variety of farm animals.
Weekly prices from £455.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Porthmadog (78300)
Penrhyndeudraeth, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This cosy cottage in an elevated position and offering extensive views over the town and towards the mountains and estuary in the distance is perfect for couples looking for a relaxing holiday. Situated between the coast and the stunning mountains of Snowdonia, this is a fabulous location for outdoor pursuits enthusiasts and exploring the many visitor attractions in the area, including the steam trains at the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railway 3 miles away. This stylish property, set over three floors, has bold colours in the decor and furnishings bringing a vibrant energy to the house. The house is full of contemporary comforts, making it a truly romantic retreat. Enter the ground floor lounge with a feature fireplace and sofas to snuggle up to watch a film on the Smart TV. Walk down the steep stairs to the kitchen/diner, where you’ll find all the appliances to prepare a romantic dinner or lazy morning brunch. The chic dining table is next to the glowing electric log-effect wood burner and has lovely views from the window. There is a downstairs bathroom. Upstairs is a double bedroom with en-suite WC. Head outside to the paved and decked split-level garden with steps. The garden is enclosed and offers fabulous far-reaching views. Enjoy dining alfresco at the table and chairs or head down to the sunken garden with seating and a BBQ. Explore the culture, history, and natural beauty of this area of North Wales. Harlech Castle (6.5 miles) enjoys a spectacular setting, overlooking the dunes and coast and has the peaks of Eryri (Snowdonia) as a backdrop. For a day on the beach, head to Harlech Beach (7.5 miles) or Dinas Dinlle (17.5 miles) on the west coast, ideal for swimming and water sports. Hikers can enjoy discovering Cwmorthin Waterfall (8.5 miles) or walk or cycle at Coed y Brenin Forest Park (15 miles).
Weekly prices from £393.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Betws-y-Coed (78677)
Llanrwst, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This lovely pod in a picturesque location is ideal for couples looking for a rural escape where there is easy access to the coast and mountains of North Wales. Betws-y-Coed (3 miles) offers outdoor activities, crafts, shops, galleries, pubs and historic bridges over rivers and streams. Keen hikers will love the chance to head to the top of iconic Yr Wyddfa or Snowdon (17 miles), but you only need to go 5 miles for a walk to the waterfalls of Rhaeadr Y Graig Lwyd. Enter this welcoming property and step in the stylish open plan living and sleeping area. The lounge/kitchen/diner has a log burner to keep you cosy and all your favourite creature comforts to ensure a memorable stay. The decor and furnishings, in light grey and blue tones, create a relaxing ambience. The kitchen area has everything you need to cook up a storm and you can enjoy a meal together, chatting at the dining table in this creatively designed space. After dinner, snuggle up on the sofa, watch a film on the Smart TV, or enjoy the view from the windows. The property has a double bed with beautiful scenery to wake up to and a contemporary shower room. Outside you’ll find a large wooden deck with furniture and a hot tub from which to make the most of the panoramic views. Discover the beauty of the nature, history, and culture of North Wales at this year-round destination. Gwydir Forest Park (5 miles) has plenty of hiking paths around wooded hills and lakes, or head out to walk the Dinas Emrys trail (18.5 miles). History buffs can step back in time at iconic Conwy Castle (17 miles) or Dolwyddelan Castle (8.5 miles). Alternatively, if you fancy an adrenalin rush, head to Zip World Caverns (13 miles) or for a more leisurely day, take a train ride on the nearby Blaenau Ffestiniog railway (13.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £606.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Abergavenny (78741)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Surrounded by the rolling countryside of the spectacular Brecon Beacons, with a wealth of scenic walks to discover from the doorstep, this peaceful cabin is the ultimate romantic, rural retreat; perfect for couples looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Everything is at your fingertips in the light and bright, open-plan, studio-style layout at the heart of this cabin, encompassing the lounge, kitchen, diner, and bedroom. The neutral hues that perfectly blend into the colours of your surroundings and rustic homely touches create a truly soothing ambience; the flame-effect electric fire will keep toes and dog paws toasty as you unwind and dine. On a fine evening, open the patio doors to relax to the calming farmland sounds carried through the breeze. The sumptuous linens of the double bed will lull you into a peaceful rest before beginning your next adventure with an invigorating shower in the stylish and sophisticated shower room. Outside, make the most of the fresh, countryside air by dining alfresco on the covered terrace. After sunset, roast marshmallows over the fire pit and stargaze in the clear, dark skies. With countless trails carving through the natural beauty of the Brecon Beacons National Park from the doorstep, this idyllic spot is a paradise for keen outdoor explorers. Venture to the lively market town of Abergavenny 6 miles away to peruse the local shops and restaurants in the shadow of the beautiful Black Mountains. Soak up some local heritage along the 19-mile Three Castles Walk from White Castle (7 miles) across the countryside through the three Norman castles of Skenfrith, Grossmont and Whitecastle. Visit Goytre Wharf and Canal Visitor Centre (7 miles) for a scenic bike ride beside the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal and through the surrounding fields and woodlands.
Weekly prices from £553.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Aberdovey (79148)
Aberdovey, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
With its wonderful location in popular Aberdovey, this traditional cottage is the perfect spot for a couples’ holiday or solo trip. Take your dog along, too, and watch her go wild on the sandy beach just 500 metres away, followed by a wander along the promenade and a drink in a friendly local pub. Whether you’re into bird watching, walking, mountain biking or eating out, you’ll find plenty to do nearby. The cottage has been renovated to a high standard but still retains much of its rustic charm, and coastal-themed decorated touches further enhance the atmosphere. In the bright and airy open-plan living space, relax with your partner as you watch a film on the Smart TV, lighting up the wood burner to create a cosy atmosphere. Enjoy meals à deux at the dining table, which boasts fantastic views of the sea. When it’s time to retire for the night, ascend the steep cottage to reach the charming king-size bedroom, complete with an en-suite shower room and WC. At the front of the cottage, a thoughtfully placed bistro table is perfect for sipping morning coffee as you take in the mesmerising sea views. Aberdovey is surrounded by awe-inspiring mountain landscapes that consistently lure visitors back to this charming Welsh gem. If you fancy getting out in the hills, you’ll find plenty of easy and more challenging routes that start from the town. If golf is more your thing, head to the course at the village’s western tip (1 mile). Train aficionados will love a nostalgic journey on the Talyllyn Railway (4.5 miles) while history fans can explore King Arthur’s Labyrinth, located at the popular Corris Craft Centre (15 miles away) for an immersive experience.
Weekly prices from £529.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Conwy (79464)
Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Set in a wonderful location one mile from the heart of Conwy, this lovely retreat is ideal for couples looking for a restful holiday close to the beautiful North Wales coast. Conwy is a World Heritage Site with a must-visit 13th-century castle, independent shops, galleries, restaurants, a fishing harbour, and hosts many events throughout the year. Nearby National Trust Bodnant Gardens (6 miles) is well worth a visit to explore the botanical garden and enjoy the magnificent views of Snowdonia. This attractive and quirky shepherd’s hut has a contemporary feel, with soft tones and plenty of contemporary comforts to ensure an unforgettable stay. Enter the bright hallway leading to the kitchen with everything you need to rustle up a romantic dinner from your local purchases. Enjoy brunch at the breakfast bar while you plan your day. After a full day exploring, come home and relax on the sofa in the living area and watch a favourite film on the Smart TV. A bespoke double bed ensures a good night’s sleep, and a stylish shower room completes the features of this cosy property. Outside, the enclosed garden offers a private deck perfect for sundowners; fire up the BBQ and enjoy dining alfresco. Relax in your private hot tub or explore the grounds, looking out for local wildlife and taking in the panoramic views. There are plenty of nearby attractions to discover, including, for nature lovers, RSPB Conwy (3 miles). Water sports fans should head to these three beautiful beaches - Conwy Morfa Beach, Deganwy Morfa and Deganwy Beach – all within 3 miles. Walkers have plenty of choice through a variety of landscapes, with Gwydir Forest Park (16.5 miles) offering many waymarked woodland trails, Aber Falls (13 miles) at the foot of Snowdonia, and coastal scenery at Y Gogarth Great Orme Country Park (7 miles).
Weekly prices from £518.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Bettws Newydd (BN197)
Usk, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
A charming, single-storey cottage in a beautiful garden and close to the lovely River Usk, is the perfect romantic hideaway for two. A small, well-behaved dog is welcome too, and there’s a field close by where your pet can run free. The spacious, oak-framed cottage has great character and charm, with exposed beams and leaded-light doors and windows. Set in the owner’s 15-acre garden, with mature trees, it has its own private patio among peaceful surroundings. The village pub in Bettws Newydd, less than a mile away, serves food and there are more shops, restaurants and pubs in Usk (5miles). This inviting retreat is thoughtfully furnished in relaxed country style. Sit back on comfortable seating in the light and airy lounge, with a vaulted ceiling and two sets of patio doors opening onto a terrace. Underfloor heating keeps the flagstone floor pleasantly warm, together with a wood burner. A dining table sits neatly at one end, next to the kitchen, with all the culinary equipment you might need. The pretty double bedroom and a streamlined wet room/shower room complete the layout. Outside is a spacious terrace with seating and a patio with garden furniture and a BBQ. Put your boots on and join the nearby long-distance River Usk Walk, bordered by beautiful hills and mountains along the way. The pretty market town of Abergavenny (8 miles) is the gateway to the beautiful Brecon Beacons. Visit the museum and castle, high above the town, and take a leisurely boat trip on the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal. See the great tower of Raglan Castle (5 miles) still standing in the mighty fortress that dominates the town. Pretty Usk also has a ruined castle, together with a splendid rural life museum.
Weekly prices from £519.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Abergavenny (BN113)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Situated in a breathtaking spot 1,000 feet above sea level, this beautiful cottage makes a fabulous base for walkers, climbers and nature lovers keen to explore the eastern fringes of the Brecon Beacons. With opportunities to spot buzzards and red kites, the property also offers stunning views towards Sugar Loaf. Offering cosy accommodation for two guests, this delightful retreat is one of a pair of properties which can be booked together, and features a shared heated indoor swimming pool. With a wood burner, timber beams and a picturesque garden, the property also has stabling for guests bringing horses along to explore the area’s spellbinding expanses. Entering this sweet, inviting cottage, the airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is a perfect space to relax in after a great day out. The cosy lounge has a wood burner effect electric fire and comfortable seating so you can snuggle up to chat about the day or watch a movie. The kitchen is perfect for cooking your favourite dishes which you can enjoy around the dining table to the side. Upstairs, the first floor offers a shower room and a characterful super-king size bedroom with low ceilings – this room can be made up as a twin bedroom on prior request. Outside, the enclosed front patio makes a pleasant spot for taking in stunning views. You will have access to the shared heated indoor swimming pool (opens early April - early November), and there’s a larger shared garden with seating areas, flower beds and ponds, providing a tranquil space to unwind in. This property has been approved by Visit Wales. Keen hikers can head to Sugar Loaf (7 miles), while nearby Abergavenny (2.5 miles) has some fantastic pubs and restaurants, and is a wonderful base for exploring the eastern Brecon Beacons. Local attractions include Tretower Court and Castle, Big Pit National Coal Museum, Goytre Wharf, Clydach Gorge and Raglan Castle, all within 15 miles.
Weekly prices from £419.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Corwen (80319)
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
A stylish pod offers a tranquil spot for couples who want to enjoy a quieter pace of life as they explore the scenic landscape of North Wales. One pet is also welcome. Located close to the market town of Corwen, the pod has a hot tub and lovely, far-reaching rural views. Corwen has shops, pubs and eating places, and there is a wealth of walks, cycle paths and mountain trails in the surrounding countryside. Beautiful Llangollen on the banks of the River Dee and historic Ruthin, both within 15 miles, have a host of attractions to enjoy. Wake up to wonderful country views from your king-size bed in this cosy retreat. A comfortable sofa, dining table and compact kitchen in the charming, open-plan interior all have the same lovely outlook through large glass doors. The pod is beautifully furnished in contemporary style, with a colour palette of grey, white and touches of yellow. A streamlined shower room completes the well-planned layout. Outside, relax and admire the view from the hot tub on the patio, which has garden furniture and a BBQ—perfect for outdoor dining. See the prehistoric stone in Corwen’s 12th century church and walk or cycle on trails through the Clocaenog Forest (9 miles), as you look out for red squirrels. At Corwen station, hop on the delightful Llangollen Heritage Railway steam train for a 10-mile scenic journey beside the River Dee. Llangollen is famous for the annual Eisteddfod and as a World Heritage site for its canal and the spectacular Pontcysysllte Aqueduct. Enjoy a horse-drawn, dog-friendly boat trip along the canal or a motorised journey across the Aqueduct. Visit Ruthin for a journey through time at Nantclwyd y Dre, a medieval house with 500 years of history.
Weekly prices from £507.00