Wales self catering accommodation

Ty Coed

Modern, well equipped timber chalet situated in the tranquil Tanat Valley. Within easy distance of many Mid Wales attractions. Linen Provided. Ample Parking.

The Lookout at Tregib

Charming spacious, rustic turf roofed woodland lodge merges into the trees overlooking a little rushing brook in the beautiful Towy Valley just a mile from Llandeilo, West Wales. Fully equipped for 2 people. Wheelchair accessible. Tranquil and private.

Soleil Couchant

This Pembrokeshire apartment has panoramic, countryside views and is only a short drive from Tenby. There is an outdoor heated pool which is heated from May to September inclusive.

The Coach House at Tregib

Cosy, comfortable 3 bed cottage surrounded by extensive gardens and grounds in the Towy Valley just a mile from Llandeilo. Walking distance to good pub. Ideal base for exploring the area's castles, gardens, great cycling, walking and lovely countryside.

Pines Caravan Park

Spacious, well-equipped four and eight berth caravans set on a lovely park in the Wye Valley near Llandrindod Wells. Very easy access to walk along the banks of the River Wye. Close to Rhayader and Elan Valley dams. Good food and local shop close by.

Y Caban

Y Caban is a private cosy haven in a stunning setting overlooking a large pond and gardens on a 16 acre smallholding by the sea. It is an idyllic private retreat just a few minutes from the magical Cardigan Bay coastline at Llangrannog.

Red Dragon Cottages and Log Cabins

Red Dragon Holidays offers 4 holiday cottages, 1 log cabin, 8 camping pods and 4 bunk rooms located at the foot of Snowdon, 300m from the path to the summit and 2.5 miles from the pretty village of Beddgelert.

Caravan at Preswylfa

Holiday on the enchanted Isle of Anglesey, enjoy an idyllic world of secluded beaches, beautiful coastline and big skies against the backdrop of the Snowdonia mountain range. Great food and cultural venues, diverse range of activities for all weathers.

Oak Cottage

Ideal for two people, this cottage is in a beautiful, rural setting in the Black Mountains. Wonderful views and everything you need for comfort and cooking. Within a short walk are two pubs and the ruin of Llanthony Priory.

The Granary

Set amongst meadows and woodland, Pant-y-Cosyn Farm is in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The woodlands follow the meandering course of Mounton Brook, and have been fenced to attract and preserve the wildlife that we have in the area.