Discover Welsh holiday cottages, coastal escapes, mountain retreats, countryside hideaways and unique stays across Wales.
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Wales is made for exploring at your own pace. Follow mountain paths, discover spectacular coastlines and wander through peaceful valleys and welcoming market towns. Whether you are planning a walking holiday, a family break or a few quiet days in the countryside, you will find plenty of places to stay, from cosy holiday cottages to welcoming YHA hostels and accommodation. For a more active break, discover our walking holidays in Wales, with spectacular routes through some of the country's biggest landscapes.
Discover Eryri (Snowdonia), the wild North Wales coast and Anglesey (Ynys Môn). Head south to Bannau Brycheiniog (the Brecon Beacons), or explore Pembrokeshire and its beautiful coastal paths. Cottage in Wales brings together holiday properties from a range of accommodation providers to help you find a base for your next Welsh adventure.
Explore our current collection by region, from the mountains and coast of North Wales to the quieter landscapes of Mid and West Wales.
Mountains, lakes, castles, beaches and some of the most dramatic scenery in Wales.
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Discover Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and the west coast, with beaches, countryside and coastal towns.
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Wide-open countryside, market towns, walking country and quieter places to get away from it all.
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From the Brecon Beacons and the valleys to the Gower and the south coast, there is plenty to explore.
Explore South Wales →Six handpicked Welsh stays featured in our ShedBlog guide to 10 unique places to stay in Wales in 2027, from treehouses to shepherds' huts.
Planning a break is about more than finding somewhere to stay. Explore our regional guides to Welsh castles, national parks, coastal towns, family days out and walking routes.
Explore Eryri, Anglesey, castles, the coast and Llangollen.
Things to do in North Wales →
Discover Cardiff, St Fagans, castles, the valleys and the coast.
Things to do in South Wales →
Visit Bannau Brycheiniog, the Wye Valley, Tintern, Chepstow, Raglan and Hay-on-Wye.
Things to do in East Wales →
Find beaches, wildlife, coastal walks and historic towns.
Things to do in West Wales →The Wales Coast Path features in every regional guide, with ideas for exploring the coast one section at a time. Start at Visiting Wales.
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The Manor House at Celtic Manor Resort in Newport, South Wales, is a charming four-star retreat set within the 2,000-acre Celtic Manor estate, home to one of Europe’s most celebrated golf and spa destinations.
With two championship courses onsite, The Vale Resort is one of the highest-rated four-star hotels in Wales. With comfortable bedrooms and amazing spa facilities, the Vale guarantees a fantastic golfing and hotel experience.
Set within 400 acres of beautiful parkland, St Pierre presents an idyllic location for a golf break. With comfortable guest rooms and two fantastic on-site courses, the resort is the perfect golfing option.
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