Holidays & Breaks in Wales
North Wales: Hotel with Pool
With a stylish restaurant, relaxing bar and large indoor pool, the ideal place for a getaway.
Mid Wales: Mansion Hotel
Luxurious country mansion hotel set in 30 acres of secluded woodland just outside of Aberystwyth, Mid-Wales.
North Wales: Beachside Holiday
Resting a stone's throw away from the beach (88 metres exactly) in Prestatyn, North Wales is this fabulous, detached holiday home.
North Wales: Countryside Getaway
Woodland Pod is an idyllic rural retreat for a family, friends or couple wanting to escape to North Wales.
Mid Wales: Detached House
This spacious dwelling is perfect for a family of eight and boasts access to the delights of the Shropshire Hills Area!
Mid Wales: Family Holiday
near the quaint town of Llanfair Caereinion, is this charming and quirky detached wooden bungalow.
Family Holiday Cottages
Planning a holiday that appeals to both adults and children can be a daunting task - in fact, where on earth do you start?
Last Minute Cottage Breaks
When booking a last minute break, you can save up to 35% on a normal weekly rental!
Cottages with Hot Tubs
Are you looking to add a touch of luxury to your next holiday? Discover this great collection of hand-picked cottages with hot tubs.
South-West Wales: Country Hotel
This elegant 4* Country House Hotel is located near the University town of Lampeter. It has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes for 7 consecutive years!
South Wales: Summer 2022 Holiday
Sleeping up to eight guests, Sunnybrook is a fabulous setting for your next holiday in South Wales, within reach of the Pembrokeshire Coast.
North Wales: Waterfront Hotel
Luxury 4* waterfront spa hotel situated on the Conwy estuary, Llandudno, on the northern outskirts of Snowdonia.
North Wales: Snowdonia National Park
This lovely self-catering cottage provides an ideal base for a holiday or short break any time of year.
Mid Wales: Pet Friendly Break
Pennant Uchaf makes for the perfect base for a rural retreat for both families and friends seeking a countryside escape.
Cottages with a Swimming Pool
Enjoy a dip before breakfast, cool off in the midday heat, or shed those excess calories before you dare step foot on the scales!
Beach Cottages
The allure of the coast holds timeless appeal whatever the time of year and this collection of beach cottages remain firm favourites.
Wales: Seaside Escape with Hot Tub
Ty Canol is the ultimate location for friends and families to relax and unwind.
Romantic Holiday Cottages
These romantic cottages are selected for their idyllic locations, snug interiors and enchanting atmospheres.
North Wales: Luxury Country House
Penmaenuchaf Hall is one of the most respected luxury country house hotels in North Wales. Enjoying 3 red star status and 1 rosette for food!
North Wales: Detached House
For a getaway that has all you could need and more, secure your stay at 2 Pantlon Cottage.
Mid Wales: Rural Glamping Pod
The Piglet Pod is a fabulous escape to rural Wales, perfect for a couple’s retreat.
North Wales: Romantic Retreat
The Old Workshop is a true delight from which to base your next escape to Wales.
North Wales: Coastal Cottage
However you choose to spend your time whilst visiting the Llŷn Peninsula, The Warren T23 is a delightful base for you and your loved ones.
Wales has plenty to offer from its beautiful beaches to its incredible mountain ranges as well as plenty of authentic Welsh culture attractions for those wanting to explore the history of Wales. Whether you’re interested in adventure and activities, nature and landscapes or culture and attractions there is sure to be something here for you!
Where to Stay in Wales
Your stay can be completely catered towards you as there is a great variety of accommodation to choose from including cottages, lodges, holiday lets, bed and breakfasts and of course hotels. Therefore, whether you are planning a couples getaway or a family holiday there is no doubt you will find somewhere perfect for you. North Wales boasts lively landscapes and distinctive culture with destinations such as Conwy, Flintshire and Wrexham ready to be explored. Whereas in South Wales, you will find the creative capital city of Cardiff, Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly, plenty of culture and many vibrant communities to visit.What to do on a break in Wales
If you enjoy scenic walks Wales does not disappoint, you have the opportunity to explore the incredible mountains as well as the picturesque coast. Not only that but the island of Anglesey is filled with quiet lanes and paths making it popular amongst walkers, especially as 95% of it is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. As well as that, Montgomery Canal is another popular walk, it stretches from Llangollen Canal to Newtown cutting through part of the Severn Valley and Berriew, one of the most beautiful villages in Wales. For those looking for more adventure, why not visit Zip World, Bethesda where you can soar 500 feet in the air along the longest zip line in Europe.Snowdonia National Park is crammed full of exciting activities for everyone to enjoy! First of all why not try mountain biking at Coed y Brenin with beginner and advanced trails, you will also find Zip World Velocity where you will soar over the Penrhyn Quarry or why not try hiking up the highest mountain in England and Wales, Yr Wyddfa for some breathtaking views. The fun doesn’t stop there, Bounce Below is an underground chamber filled with 3 trampolines offering you the most extraordinary bouncing experience and finally, for those who enjoy watersports Surf Snowdonia offers the opportunity to surf on a man-made lagoon in the heart of the countryside, sure to make your trip to Wales unforgettable.
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