Wales self catering accommodation sleeps 5

Beautiful coastal cottage with sea and mountain views, directly on the Pembrokeshire coastal path. Within walking distance of two beaches, pubs, restaurants and transport links. Furnished to a high standard. Roof terrace. Sky tv, smart tv, wifi.

An old stone barn conversion in a secluded setting on the banks of the River Banwy on the artist owners' property. Sensitively restored with oak beams, pitched ceilings and Victorian-style bathroom.

The Mill is one of two cottages, set amongst meadows and woodland in the Wye Valley near Chepstow, it has a woodburner, fully equipped kitchens and free wifi, a childrens' play area, a games room and a shared hot tub. Pets are welcome by arrangement.

A bespoke built log cabin, set on our small farm in a beautiful, and very quiet, valley between Llandrindod Wells and Builth Wells. Dexter Lodge is near Howey and LLandrindod Wells. Offering a choice of eating and shopping. Private hot tub.

This family sized holiday home is in a beautiful location just 50 metres from the shoreline of the Ceredigion coast in the hamlet of Cwmtydu between New Quay and Llangrannog. A paradise for walkers and birdwatchers, with close proximity to cliff walks.

Nine beautifully presented apartments only 10 minutes walk from Tenby's South Beach with stunning sea views, ample free car parking, close to local transport links in the picturesque village of Penally, only 1.5 miles from the seaside town of Tenby.

Llwyn Beuno Holiday cottage within 10 mins of Pwllheli and marina. Hot tub. Boat/trailer storage here, drying area.Central location to explore, Llyn, Snowdonia, Anglesey, and beyond. Enclosed garden, off-road parking. Pub 10 minutes walk. Short breaks.

Idyllic and magical setting by moor and mountains in the Pembrokeshire National Park. Five beautiful, quirky holiday cottages a Yurt and a Bell Tent in lush gardens with direct access to the moor and ancient stone circle. Pottery Workshops also available.

A delightful detached barn conversion in the centre of the small, peaceful village of Abbeycwmhir, in the lovely Radnorshire Hills of Mid Wales. Glyndwr's Way national trail and Cycle Route 25 run through the village.

Log cabin, traditional cottage and caravan and camping pitches on a farm in southern Snowdonia. Close to the Mawddach Trail, Cadair Idris, Dolgellau, Barmouth and Tal Y Llyn. Walking, mountain biking, relaxing, photography, bird watching and exploring.