Discover the best Villas in Wales including Glan Morfa Holiday Cottages, Cardigan Castle, Luxury Lodges Wales, Gilfach Holiday Village, Bryn Tanat Hall, Cwmbiga Cottages, The Old School & Capel Pentwyn, Troedyrhiw Holiday Cottages, Aberdovey Hillside Village, Bronfelin Holiday Cottage.
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4.5 based on 157 reviews
Situated on the in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Glan Morfa Lodge Retreat offers a unique holiday and short break spot for those wishing to experience the unspoilt beauty of the Island of Anglesey. Glan Morfa is dog-friendly and perfect for families and friends of all ages and consists of six spacious and well designed stone-built cottages, all on one level, making them very safe and accessible. Located just minutes from the world famous Newborough beach and Llanddwyn island, Glan Morfa's lodges are set in 37 acres of nature-park, including two lakes, making it an ideal holiday spot for walkers, cyclists, bird watchers and star gazers as well as for those who simply wish to relax and recharge their batteries while enjoying the beautiful and tranquil surroundings.
Currently at the lodges, staying in kestral lodge: our stay has been one of a kind. The staff have been welcoming and helpful. The lodge wow I can’t even explain how beautiful it is. The whole experience has been amazing so far. I will 100% be back in the future. I’m so glad I found this place we have had so much fun chilling in the hot tub
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Set amongst 900 years of Welsh History, Cardigan Castle provides the perfect combination of heritage and luxury. Stay in either of our well appointed B&B suites, or one of our beautifully decorated self catering units. Our next moment in history is yours.
My husband and I have visited twice in a two month period: the first time we stayed in The Coach House, the second time we stayed in The Stables, as The Coach House was booked up. The accommodation on both occasions was spotless, comfortable, plenty big enough and well equipped. The Coach House had a well equipped kitchenette hidden behind a well designed tall cupboard, a dining table and chairs, comfortable arm chairs and a television. There is a large walk in shower room. The Stables had a kitchen area and shower room across the small landing from the living/bedroom area (which also had a dining table and chairs, comfortable arm chairs and a twlevision) ; the whole area of this first floor was for the exclusive use of The Stables guests. The breakfasts were fantastic: a large range to choose from, tasty, and cooked to perfection. The staff who served us at breakfast during both of our visits, Rodhri and Jean, are super people, really friendly, happy, professional and efficient. In fact, all of the staff who we spoke to: restaurant, reception, cleaning and maintenance, were superb. We had an issue with some plumbing on our second visit and within five minutes of us reporting it to reception, the maintenance man appeared and sorted it. Another sign of a great organisation. Our primary reason for staying in Cardigan was to visit relatives. However, we took the opportunity to have a look around the castle, inside and out, and we found it very interesting. Overall, we were very impressed with the cleanliness of the accommodation and surrounds and the friendliness and professionalism of the staff.
5 based on 272 reviews
We have just returned from a week's stay at Luxury Lodges. There were 11 of us split over two lodges, Vista and Meadow. The lodges were superbly clean, well furnished and equipped and cosy. I made use of the on site pond to do a spot of fishing (first time in ages) and caught a few. We made use of the free eggs from the hen house - they were delicious. We bought a couple of disposable BBQ's off Mandy (before the cold snap arrived) . The location is excellent. Quiet (apart from the owls, pheasants, buzzards and kites and woodpeckers!) the views locally, no in the surrounding area are stunning. We also made use of the hot tub in each lodge. The location is also great as a base for exploring the area more widely. We visited Hafren Forest, Powis Castle, Montgomery, Gilfach Nature Reserve, the stunning Lyn Clywedog and a very misty Aberystwyth - it was only Aber that was misty - the drive through the Plynlimon range was sunny and spectacular! We were lucky with the weather - sunny and warm for 4 days and then much colder but dry apart from one rainy afternoon. We even had a bit of snow. All in all, a fabulous holiday and we may well be back! Thanks Mandy & Colin
4.5 based on 76 reviews
First time staying at Gilfach and there were certainly a lot of positives. Clean, well equipped accommodation, with peace and tranquility by the bucketful . The views of the sea were breathtaking, and we were lucky enough to see some magnificent sunsets during our stay. Signposted access to the coastal path, and though we didn't use the bar facilities I believe they were available with opening hours posted daily on a chalk board. Easy access to New Quay, Aberaeron, and other coastal resorts, and the park itself was maintained to a high standard.If you are looking for a hundred miles an hour type of holiday this won't be for you as basically it's a peaceful idyll by the sea.My only real criticism is I paid for a Gold Chalet to ensure a good sea view in an elevated position with a large decked area, all of which was provided,however the decked area needed a complete refurbishment, as the decking and balustrade had not seen a lick of paint or varnish for years, with 'spongy' boards in places, so looked very shabby as a result and spoilt the whole look of what was otherwise an impressive chalet.I would stay again just for the peace and quiet, and location, but would be more selective in my choice of accommodation, in relation to my outdoor space.
4.5 based on 109 reviews
Luxury 5* Visit Wales Gold Award 11 years running and a long established reputation as one of the best country houses providing luxury group accommodation in Mid Wales for 28 people. With 14 bedrooms, 2 of which are on the ground floor, Bryn Tanat Hall accommodates 28 people. Personally run by the family, the Hall dates back to the late 17th Century and is set in 14 acres of landscaped gardens, parkland and woodland, with a sense of history, a warm welcome and a relaxing atmosphere. Our accommodation is luxurious without formality. You will appreciate our attention to detail; log fires, baby grand piano and a well stocked library. Satellite TV, WIFI, Egyptian cotton bed linen, Aromatherapy Associates toiletries in all bedrooms, fluffy towels and bathrobes! Enjoy our games room with table tennis, pool table and air hockey; our tennis and 5 aside football court and 10 person hot tub in a Douglas Fir clad spa. New for 2017 - book an appointment in The Treatment Room, offering Aromatherapy Associates body and massage treatments, beauty essential treatments including CND Shellac manicure and pedicures. By arrangement you can fish the river Tanat from our grounds and enjoy falconry, archery, well being and pampering and much more! We offer comprehensive dining options from buffet to fine dining! The perfect country getaway for family and friends.
The owner was very invasive and made one of our party cry. The day before we checked out, the owner took unsolicited photographs and tried to use them to cheat us out of our deposit. When we asked for proof of payment for any of the damage claims the owner refused to provide this. Owner is invasive, dishonest and rude. Be wary
5 based on 27 reviews
Wonderful self-catering accommodation for up to 14 guests (7 in each cottage) in the heart of beautiful mid Wales. Located on national cycle route 8 and near the Glyndwr's Way; the Severn Way; the Wye Valley Walk and the Cambrian Way, Cwmbiga Farm provides a great base for walking and cycling holidays. The cosy cottages also provide the perfect place to get away from it all and relax in front of the wood-burning stove with family or friends. The cottages are recent barn conversions at Cwmbiga although the origins of the farm date back over 600 years. Though no longer a working farm, Cwmbiga has a range of historic outbuildings and some 16 acres of sustainably managed pasture. Six chickens provide fresh eggs in the morning and our friendly Labrador Fern is available for walks should you wish to borrow a dog! The cottages each feature four bedrooms, garden views, a logburner, leather sofas, well-equipped kitchen, TV and DVD player, a family bathroom and an ensuite.
Just returned home from my 3rd visit to Cwmbiga cottages and as usual it did not disappoint! Sarah & Craig are excellent hosts. The cottage is beyond clean and so comfortable. My husband has not been able to visit before so myself and daughter showed him all the amazing places to visit. Our 3 dogs loved it as well, especially as there are so many wonderful walks on your doorstep. My husband usually prefers to holiday abroad however he said to me this evening that he cannot wait to go back to Cwmbiga.
5 based on 38 reviews
Stunning conversion of 19th-century village school and Arts & Crafts period chapel into wheelchair and pet friendly luxury accommodation. Sleeps 6 & 5 respectively in 3 en-suite bedrooms in each cottage. Both properties Graded 5* by Visit Wales and price includes all those little extras that make a difference to a good holiday and a great holiday, like free logs for the wood burner and fresh flowers with a tea tray on arrival. Superbly equipped including free WiFi so all you need to bring is food and drink.Located in a Welsh hilltop village overlooking the beautiful meandering River Wye and Royal Forest of Dean and set with immaculate gardens and terraces. It is surrounded by forest walks and trails and the award winning village pub - The Inn at Penallt - only 200m away.
We stayed at the Old School House for a week. It is spacious and well equipped. The garden is huge and fully enclosed so our dog also had a lovely time! All three bedrooms have en-suite ( showers not baths) and can be twin beds or zipped as super king size. There are two pubs nearby - one just 3 minutes walk! Plus lovely walks and short drive to Monmouth and Tintern for days out Highly recommended!
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Troedyrhiw Holiday Cottages are situated on a 13 acre smallholding in a beautiful secluded wooded valley near Cardigan in Ceredigion West Wales, with its own stream running through the grounds. The converted slate farm buildings provide luxury self catering accommodation in five cottages sleeping two, three, four, six and eight people and can accommodate up to 23 people, making them ideal for larger groups. We also have two bed and breakfast rooms available.All the self catering accommodation is furnished to a high standard and has been awarded with five stars by Visit Wales (with the exception of Gorse Cottage, which has four stars). The holiday cottages are located at the end of a road half a mile long where there is no through traffic, providing a safe haven for children to play safely. The accommodation is child-friendly with many animals for children to see, including Blossom and Ben the miniature Shetland ponies, Percy, Treacle and Humbug the Kune Kune pigs, Pygmy goats, chickens, ducks and Bluey, Meg and Bethan the friendly black labradors. Situated in a Coastal location near Cardigan in West Wales, Troedyrhiw is ideal for a relaxing holiday break. The cottages are just five miles from the beautiful National Trust beach of Mwnt and the Ceredigion Marine Heritage Coast, which is home to an abundance of marine life including bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoise, grey seals and many sea birds and fish.
Secluded and peaceful location. Comfortable bed, but pillows need upgrading. Very clean facilities. Excellent shower. Cane chairs in bedroom need to be replaced for something more Comfortable. Breakfast was excellent and delicious with plenty of choice. Recommended
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Aberdovey Hillside Village is a holiday cottage complex, great for family breaks, dog friendly and accessible cottages. Set in its own extensive private grounds, A peaceful place with amazing ever-changing sea views. Lots of things to do on site for all the family, just a short walk to beaches, shops, pubs, restaurants etc Below are some of the characteristics that make Aberdovey Hillside Village special. ~ our idyllic location at the heart of Aberdovey ~ ~ our ever-changing sea views ~ ~ friendly relaxed atmosphere ~ ~ the perfect place for families and friends to get together ~ ~ spacious and comfortably furnished ~ ~ all with balconies and or terraces ~ ~ peaceful regardless of the time of year ~ ~ short walk to everything in Aberdovey ~ ~ dog friendly, great for beach walks and into the hills above ~ ~ family friendly for a relaxing holiday ~ ~ activities and facilities for all the family. ~ ~ dedicated parking spaces ~ ~ several properties accessible for those with limited mobility ~ ~ a dedicated team to help ensure your stay with us is as special as it can be ~
With lots to do and in a beautiful setting. The accommodation viewed was clean and tidy, with all of the expected facilities available, including Wifi, television, dishwasher, and fabulous views. With on-site indoor children's games rooms that have table tennis, air hockey, pool table, and a soft play area for the little ones. There is also an outdoor play park with a swing and slide, all in a good condition. A very impressive destination.
5 based on 23 reviews
Bronfelin is located in the hamlet of Llanwrtyd on the southern boundary of the Cambrian Mountains. The Cottage offers stunning views across the Irfon Valley which can be enjoyed from all the bedrooms, living room and kitchen. The cottage, built in the early 1800s, was sympathetically renovated in 2008 and every care has been taken to ensure your stay will be comfortable and a memorable one, letting you enjoy the peace and tranquility of this area. Bronfelin is ideally situated for the exploration of Mid Wales whether it be by foot, hoof or wheel. Trails are directly accessible from the cottage for those who want to venture into the mountains by foot or bike or simply take a stroll by the river. For those preferring to explore by car you will find some of the country’s finest Castles, Houses and Gardens all within a short drive in the most spectacular scenery.
Beautiful cottage in a great location. Very clean and furnished with everything you need. Actually really enjoyed no tv limited internet for a week !. Wonderful spacious shower and big comfy bed. Super hosts who made us feel very welcome and offered lots of advice when asked about pubs , and the area generally. We had fab days out on the west coast , and lazy afternoons by the river in Pembroke and Hay on wye. Definatly go to the farm for the red kite feeding it was amazing. Definatly one of the nicest cottages we have stayed in : )
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