Orlofseignir í Trisant

Isaf Cottage - escape from the bustle of city life

Perched on a hillside in the Cambrian Mountains, mid-Wales, with stunning views south-west over the Ystwyth Valley, Isaf Cottage is a comfortable, relaxing holiday home. In your private garden, you can recline on the decking, drinking in the tranquil views. Cwmystwyth is a beautiful, remote location - by day you'll experience the sound of birds and distant waterfalls and at night, silence and spectacular dark skies. Explore the Cwmystwyth mines and the picturesque panoramas of the Hafod Estate.

Luxury cottage with hot tub on working Welsh farm

Carthouse cottage with a hot tub on a working family farm on the edge of the Cambrian mountains of mid Wales. Wi-fi in cottage. Ideal country location for relaxing away from it all, excellent walking nearby on the Hafod estate trails, fishing on Trisant lakes, cycle paths and routes Ystwyth and Rheidol trails and mountain biking at Nant yr Arian. Excellent places to eat nearby. Only 20 minutes by car to the seaside town of Aberystwyth, a wide promenade with breathtaking view of Cardigan Bay.

Quiet & Peaceful with Valley Views

Welcome to Ty Melyn (Yellow House), a stone cottage built in the 1850s, set on a single end road in the Rheidol Valley, in its own grounds that form part of a Nature Reserve, Coed Simdde Lwyd. You will stay in a self catered annex attached to the main house. With its own private entrance it is a self-contained unit with a bedroom, living room, walk in wet room and a kitchen. Every room benefits from central heating and the living room contains a wood burning stove for those cosy evenings.

Luxury Shepherds Hut on a Christmas Tree Farm

Adam and Jane welcome you to their 2 Luxury Shepherds Huts set on a Christmas Tree Farm in the Cambrian Mountains. Your own secluded fenced off enclosure with parking. Relax and unwind in the hot tub after visiting the local amenities around. Devils Bridge Falls, Hafod Estate, Teifi Pools. Gas BBQ (May-Sept) with outdoor seating and fire pit with the breath taking views to enjoy. Linen, towels and dressing gowns provided. Double bed. Ensuite. Kitchenette. Air Fryer. Log burner.

Authentic traditional Welsh farm cottage c. 1700

A characterful gem: 300 yr old listed longhouse, south facing, self-contained, and beautiful! Gloriously peaceful, surrounded by wildlife, stunning landscape, protected ancient woodlands, and your own private river beach - with fishing rights! Wave to the 19th c. steam train puffing by on the opposite hillside. Great for walking, cycling, horse riding, wild swimming. 20min drive to Aberystwyth for castle, pier, beaches, bars, excellent restaurants, Museum and Arts Centre.

Relaxing break near the Ceredigion coastal path

We have recently renovated a self contained annexe to a clean and comfortable place to stay. The annexe consists of a large open plan lounge & kitchen area, large bedroom, bathroom and an enclosed deck area in the garden. Please note despite airbnb overview making us look as if we are in the middle of a field, we are in fact on the side of quiet B Road. Train station in Bow Street is now open, a 10 minute walk away, we are happy to pick you up to save you the WALK!

Caban Cae Cnwc Cabin, private cabin with hot tub

Come and stay in our unique and romantic country cabin and enjoy the stunning views. Located in West Wales (10 minutes from seaside town, Aberystwyth), It’s a short walk from a traditional welsh country village, which has the amazing award winning gastro pub - Y Ffarmers. Just to notify, there is a 150 meter walk from the car to the cabin including steps, but we are happy to help with luggage if needed.

The Bothy in the Clouds (B&B) - Brecon Beacons

THIS COSY MOUNTAIN BOTHY (SLAP-UP BREAKFAST INCLUDED) IS IN ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING LOCATIONS IN THE UK. IT SITS 1,200 FEET UP ON OFFA'S DYKE PATH IN THE BRECON BEACONS NATIONAL PARK—YET IS JUST 45 MINS FROM THE PRINCE OF WALES (SEVERN) BRIDGE AND 10 MINS FROM A PUB.

Warren Bothy

Warren Bothy is an off-grid cabin located on the Long Mynd in the heart of the Shropshire Hills. With no road access or neighbours (barring the wildlife and livestock) guests can fully recharge in one of England's remaining wildernesses.