Orlofseignir með arni sem Mumbles hefur upp á að bjóða

4,97 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 126 umsagnir

Quaint cottage, Main Street Llandeilo.

Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located place. New listing from an experienced host, lovely old market town of Llandeilo. Perfect location to train station and town. Would accommodate two couples or a family as the main bedrooms super king bed can split into 2 single beds. Accept well behaved dogs that stay downstairs and off furniture. Small patio is dog secure but no grass and front door opens on to Main Street. Amazing local walks, please see my guide. Parking off site - options

4,91 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 159 umsagnir

Fishermans cottage log burner seaview, 2 bathrooms

Traditional original Fisherman's Cottage, over 220 years old, in the heart of Mumbles. Stone's throw (a minutes walk) from the seafront and local amenities. A relaxing, cosy home, with log burner, with beautiful views of Swansea Bay from the terraces. One downstairs bedroom with en suite shower & toilet, one upstairs bedroom with separate bathroom. Dog and family friendly. A traditional 1806 quirky fisherman's cottage. Palatial sea views from the terraces, ideal for dining or a drink to relax!!

4,98 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 190 umsagnir

Kofi

5* Gower holiday cabin - walk to Three Cliffs Bay

Jacob Cottage is situated in the heart of Gower in the pretty village of Parkmill, within walking distance of the internationally acclaimed beach Three Cliffs Bay. The cabin is nestled among the trees in a quiet location along an unmade, very bumpy lane. It has been lovingly designed as a unique space to unwind and enjoy the local area. Every detail and design feature has been thought through – Anglepoise lamps, Toast wool cushions, Ercol table and chairs, Welsh slate floor to name but a few.

4,94 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 174 umsagnir

Gestahús

Carol's Cottage with log burning stove - Llandeilo

A beautiful self contained cosy cottage with log burning stove, in the heart of the Carmarthenshire countryside and within an hour's drive of the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park. The cottage is also ideally situated to visit Aberglasney Gardens, the National Botanical Gardens of Wales, and the National Trust Dinefwr property and castle nearby. Ample parking for any sized vehicle in private driveway. The cottage is attached to the host's property. Free Guest Wifi available.

4,96 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 266 umsagnir

Smáhýsi

The Cedar Tiny House

Made from a local cedar tree, this self built tiny house is an amazing experience. A high quality build with everything you need for your stay. Underfloor heating with additional wood burning stove. A fully fitted kitchen with integrated fridge freezer, oven and induction hob. Crockery and utensils supplied. Fire pit and hot tub. Situated on a working dairy farm with surrounding countryside, 3 miles from seaside town of Porthcawl. You won’t forget your time in this romantic, memorable place.

4,87 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 224 umsagnir

Waterfall Lodge - Brecon Beacons

Short Breaks Mon-Fri (4nights) or Fri-Mon (3nights) You can book longer but change over is always Friday or Monday We also have another cottage 2 doors from here sleeping 4. See Canyon Cottage We are located in a very scenic location, Waterfall country in Brecon Beacons National Park. There is a huge free waterfall trail network is on the doorstep. Zip world, Bike Park Wales, Pen y fan, National show caves are close. Theres three pubs with restaurants in the village centre a 10 min walk.

4,99 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 161 umsagnir

Margaret's Cottage

The 150 year old cottage is up a quiet lane above the town of Burry Port. Guests love the view across the bay to the Gower and the peaceful country setting - with mature private garden, terrace & BBQ. There is wi-fi, Sky TV and a cosy dining room with a log burner for the colder days (logs provided). It’s close to the beach at Pembrey & the attractions of the Carmarthenshire countryside. The cottage is welcoming for couples, friends, solo adventurers, business travellers, & families.

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4,84 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 175 umsagnir

Gwendraeth View Cottage

Cosy Welsh cottage, with open fire, located in a small village with stunning views of the Gwendraeth Valley and Carmarthenshire. It is a comfortable and full of character, suitable for couples, families & friends to enjoy the wonderful countryside. The cottage is easily located for Carmarthen, Llanelli, the Wales Coastal path, National Botanic Gardens of Wales. Pembrokeshire and Tenby are not far. There is wifi and we have a gorgeous garden opposite the cottage. I accept one dog.

4,99 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 261 umsagnir

Smalavagn

Nyth Coetir (Woodland Nest)

Designed for the perfect getaway, tucked away in a private corner of our garden, where nature is truly at its best. Enjoy a soak in your own private hot tub, chill out on the decking area with marshmallows on the fire, overlooking beautiful views of the Garw Valley or head indoors and cosy up next to the fire with a warm cup of hot chocolate or a glass of bubbly. This beautifully finished Nest in the woods is ideal if you fancy getting away from busy lives to do as little as you like.

4,84 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 129 umsagnir

Afan Forest House

Situated in a quiet, semi-rural village is this charming, three-bedroom holiday home. On road parking for two cars, tastefully-presented interiors, and a spacious outdoor garden with seating and private hot tub. When it's time to relax, wind down in the sitting area, which is kept warm and toasty by a woodburning stove. When you're ready for some activity, head into Afan Forest Park, which houses a plethora of wonderful circular walks and bike trails and a local pub/restaurant.

4,86 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 111 umsagnir

"Cosy stone cottage, in the heart of The Beacons"

Bwthyn canol is a mid terraced stone built property, in the small hamlet of Pentrefelin, just outside Sennybridge. The cottage has 2 bedrooms and a cosy living area with a wood burner, making it perfect space for a relaxing get away. The large, secluded garden provides a haven for birds and wildlife. Just 10 miles from the market town of Brecon, nestled in the Brecon Beacons; South Wales' highest peak Penyfan, is only a short drive away, making it an attractive tourist location.