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Wild moorland, breathtaking waterfalls, forests and rolling pastures make the Brecons Beacons National Park an ideal location for outdoor activities. Take a challenging walk up Pen y Fan, enjoy the exhilaration of mountain biking in the Black Mountains or simply browse the bookshops in Hay-on-Wye.

Mountain Coach House 8

Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, Wales

Mountain Coach House From £1252 Availability

Aside from the manor house, Mountain Coach House is the largest accommodation on the astonishing Pontardawe Country Estate. With four bedrooms in total, this fantastic nineteenth century Georgian coach house sleeps up to eight guests. It is comprised of two neighbouring holiday cottages, interconnected to create one large, four bedroomed holiday home. Mountain Coach House sits alongside a picturesque mountain stream alive with wild trout, dippers and grey wagtails and edged with bluebells, daffodils, rhododendrons and hazel trees growing wild. The river runs through the estate on its way to Swansea Bay. The views from the back doors of the coach house are of the stream, a pretty bridge, weeping ash, flowering rhododendron and traditional farmyard buildings. Being two adjoining cottages, Mountain Coach House enjoys two of almost everything, except for the welcome, indulgent hot tub in the garden. This superb, characterful property is ideal for groups of friends or a large family wanting to enjoy a unique holiday experience. Once you have stayed on the Pontardawe Country Estate, you will understand why families return over and over again!

As well as pretty gardens and the hot tub, Mountain Coach House enjoys a four poster bed in one of the bedrooms, a wood burning stove and lots of wonderful images of how the property was in time gone by. The fabulous one hundred and twenty acre Pontardawe Country Estate sits in the ancient hamlet of Cilybebyll, surrounded by beautiful rolling Welsh countryside. The historic estate boasts links to the descendants of Welsh Kings, Arthurian legend, tales of the Mabinogion, the Norman invasion, the Earls of Pembrokeshire, Winston Churchill’s secret army, eighteenth century prisons, Charles II, the tea plantations of Ceylon, coal mining, the Industrial Revolution and much more. A World War II hideout, used by Churchill’s Secret Army was found in the estate’s private bluebell woodland and gained recognition as a Scheduled Ancient Monument of national importance. In addition to its superb grounds, the Pontardawe Estate boasts the gorgeous manor house, Pontardawe Country House, as well as a number of other holiday cottages that Oliver’s Travels also feature. Guests can book each of these individually or for a special celebration, you may want to consider booking a selection of the cottages with or without the manor house. Guests staying at the cottages are free to roam the estate, enjoying the beautiful natural scenery and its amazing wildlife. The estate is brimming with woodland walks, farm trails, green fields, bluebell woods, rivers and stunning picnic spots. When you have had enough you can head to the splendid Brecon Beacons, the Gower Peninsula, museums and numerous delightful towns and villages. A shop, post office and pub can be found in the charming village of Rhos one mile away and the 24 hour supermarket is in Pontardawe, two miles away.

Mountain Coach House lies at the end of a long tree lined drive and forms part of the estate courtyard. It is dog friendly so you can take your well-behaved furry friend along to enjoy this special place. Mountain Coach House is bright and airy yet cosy and very comforting. It offers a very warm and inviting ambience. The bedrooms all enjoy fabulous views, either of the French Chateau-like manor house or the giant beech trees that give way to sheep grazing in the parkland or the soothing river, abundant with wildlife. Downstairs there are two warm and cosy living rooms, two country kitchens and two toilets. As well as modern amenities the coach house offers many enchanting nods to the past. The white archway and circle that adorn the property are telling signs to its past life. You can feel the history in this lovely property. The living rooms are very cosy with comfy sofas, chairs, televisions with plenty of channels, glowing stoves and delightful colour palettes. They are wonderful rooms to nestle down in, enjoy your holiday books, enjoy family games or to peruse the excellent guest information booklets to decide how to spend your holiday week. If children are tired after a busy hiking or beach day, they can watch a movie in one room while the adults chill in the other. Upstairs, guests enjoy two master bedrooms, two twin bedrooms and two bathrooms, all enjoying wonderful character and splendid views.

The gardens are delightful, especially with the hot tub sitting centre stage on a Gwrhyd sandstone patio, a beautiful local stone valued for its fossilized ripple patterns that formed in a tropical lagoon many millions of years ago. There is plenty of room for alfresco dining. Guests enjoy the tranquility of this beautiful location, only interrupted by birdsong and the soothing sounds of the babbling brook.

Mountain Coach House offers a unique holiday experience that families and friends can enjoy together while exploring this magical region and the estate’s fabulous acres.

Mountain Coach House enjoys a fabulous position on the one hundred and twenty acre Pontardawe Country Estate in the tranquil hamlet of Cilybebyll, close to the village of Pontardawe. The estate is full of forests, rivers, bluebell woods, sprawling fields, bird nesting boxes, beautiful picnic spots, a stately manor house and other holiday cottages. It is the perfect rural retreat between the Gower Peninsula and the Brecon Beacons National Park. The estate courtyard where many of the cottages are located is bounded by the upper reaches of the picturesque River Clydach and on the other side by green parkland pastures grazed by sheep and cows. The high hills of blue pennant sandstone provide the backdrop to an idyllic and tranquil scene. Mountain Coach House enjoys a fabulous spot where you can dine alfresco watching the lambs and enjoy fabulous sunsets over the parkland. Guests booking Mountain Coach House are free to roam the estate including its award winning bluebell woodland. The estate’s farm walk is a circular walk for guests which meanders from the doorstep of Parkland Cottage towards the summit of Mynydd Marchywel and back. En route, guests follow mountain streams, climb over stiles, explore the bluebell woods and traverse lazy green fields. On a clear day, the panoramic vistas include the Swansea Valley, Swansea Bay, the Bristol Channel and the Brecon Beacons National Park. The cottage is an excellent base for those that want to explore the landscapes by bike. The Afan Forest and Bike Park Wales are easily accessible. There is a golf course close by for golf fans and the supermarket in Pontardawe is open 24 hours for those late night emergencies. There is also a village pub within walking distance.

The beautiful Swansea Bay coastline and the Gower Peninsula with its idyllic secret coves in and glorious stretches of fine sand is just twenty minutes drive away. You should not miss a trip to the iconic, award winning Rhossili Bay with its dramatic, panoramic views and excellent hiking paths. Rhossili has been described as ‘The supermodel of British beaches’ by The Independent and has won numerous accolades from UK Travel Writers including the best spot for a picnic. The Times listed the beach as ‘The UK’s No.1 dog friendly beach’ so if you do have your furry friend with you, you should definitely go. At low tide the beach is enormous and it is possible to walk across to Llangennith or even to the Worms Head. It is steep to walk down to the beach so it is not suitable for pushchairs or visitors with mobility issues.

The Victorian seaside village of Mumbles with its promenade, shops and restaurants is worth a visit and for those that want to stay outdoors, the National Showcaves of Wales and the Vale of Neath’s spectacular waterfalls are nearby. Guests enjoy visits to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and the Glamorganshire Heritage Coast, both less than half an hour away.

Mumbles was one of Dylan Thomas’ many stamping grounds and is the home of some world class ice cream. Mumbles is steeped in history with its lighthouse being built in 1794. It also boasts a Victorian pier and Oystermouth Castle which sits on the hilltop overlooking the sea. There are lovely boutique shops and galleries including the gorgeous Lovespoon Gallery and the Gower Gallery. No visit to Mumbles would be complete without sampling some ‘fresh off the boat’ seafood, its handmade chocolates and its fantastic ice creams.

Crickhowell Cottage 4

Powys, Glamorgan, Wales

Crickhowell Cottage From £887 Availability

The utterly charming Crickhowell Cottage is nestled in the award-winning, quaint village of Crickhowell, close to Abergavenny, the ‘Gateway to Wales’. Enjoying astonishing scenery, Crickhowell nestles in the stunning Usk Valley to the south of the dramatic Black Mountains, the eastern range of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Guests staying in this delightful two bedroomed gem can enjoy beautiful walks and hikes, cycling, mountain climbing, touring fascinating landmarks or simply chilling in wonderful, atmospheric pubs or shopping on the award-winning high street. Crickhowell’s castle is just 200 yards from the doorstep! Crickhowell and its surrounding villages in this wonderful corner of Wales are very welcoming. Just less than three miles from the cottage is the amazing Tretower Castle and Court and within six miles, you can visit both Blaenllynfi Castle and Abergavenny Castle. Children have a ball here and particularly enjoy the Llangorse Multi Activity Centre.

Crickhowell Cottage is a very attractive Grade II listed building with stunning period features. You will feel comfortable and welcome as soon as you open the front door. The living room radiates elegance and enjoys wooden floorboards and a feature fireplace. The sofa is positioned so that you can people watch in this lovely village. There is a flat-screen television for your enjoyment too. The dining room is also delightful with another feature fireplace and well-maintained terracotta and black tiles on the floor. It enjoys country style furniture where you can enjoy some delicious meals cooked in your kitchen. You certainly have some wonderful shops on the high streets to purchase yummy treats from. It is a great cottage for a self-catering stay though if you don’t want to cook, the high street with its cafes, restaurants and pubs is just steps away.

The cottage enjoys two comfy double bedrooms. Both are bright and airy with light flooding the rooms through the attractive sash windows. The shared bathroom is lovely with gorgeous wall and floor tiling and a bath with an overhead shower. The cottage also offers a small courtyard garden with chairs and a coffee table, a wonderful spot for your morning cup of coffee on a fine day.

Crickhowell Cottage is a great pick for a countryside getaway. It is always good to be in the heart of a village with shops, cafes and pubs on hand yet, at the same time, it takes no time at all to be enjoying the fresh mountain air and admiring fabulously scenic views.

Crickhowell Cottage is nestled in the heart of the charming village of Crickhowell. This friendly village has been awarded Best High Street in Britain and is full of independent shops, tea rooms, fantastic pubs and great restaurants. The quaint high street boasts Cashells the Butchers who also supply delicious cheeses, Grenfells & Sons Grocers who will deliver your shopping if you wish, Natural Weigh, Wales’ first zero waste shop, Cw Cw Boutique and the Welsh independent bookshop of the Year, Book-ish. How lovely! The cottage is very close to the River Usk, perfect for riverside strolls. Crickhowell hosts many events throughout the year including the Crickhowell Walking Festival with a number of guided walks of various grades, all led by local experienced guildes. Some might trek all day across the tops of the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons or others might want to keep to lower paths.

Abergavenny is nestled between seven hills, including Sugar Loaf Mountain, close to the Welsh/English border. It offers a varied range of entertainment to suit all ages. Here you will discover locally-produced food, fantastic scenery and many ancient inns and gorgeous gastro pubs. The town hosts an annual Abergavenny Food Festival and regular farmers markets. Abergavenny is a market town with history and heritage in bucket loads. You can explore castles, medieval mansions, Roman remains, mines and the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal.

Tretower Castle is a Grade I ruined castle in the village of Tretower, 2.7 miles from the cottage. It was built around the beginning of the twelfth century as a motte and bailey castle and was probably replaced mid-century by a stone shell keep. The castle was enlarged in the thirteenth century but later fell into ruin.

The Big Pit National Coal Museum is just six miles from Crickhowell Cottage, an industrial heritage museum in Blaenavon, Torfaen. It was a working coal mine from 1880 to 1980 and opened as a museum in 1983. You will learn all about the local industry and its history.

Golf fans will be happy to note that the Wernddu Golf Club is close by, surrounded by the beautiful scenery of Abergavenny. It is a friendly club that welcomes visitors so you may want to pack your clubs and book a round. It offers gentle rolling fairways against a backdrop of hills, woods and wildlife with the mountains in the distance.

Pontardawe Country House 18

Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, Wales

Pontardawe Country House From £7338 Availability

Nestled within two acres of beautiful gardens, Pontardawe Country House holds a tranquil position, where guests can enjoy a truly idyllic stay. The home makes the perfect choice for families looking to explore the great outdoors being within easy reach the stunning Gower Peninsula, home to several sandy beaches, as well as the magnificent Brecon Beacons. While guests will feel a long way from any hustle and bustle, the home is conveniently located just five minutes from the town of Pontardawe, where a variety of helpful amenities, including shops and restaurants, can be found.

Pontardawe Country House dates back as far as the early 1400s and is just bursting with charm and character features, such as the exposed 15th century stone walls by the pool. The home has been lovingly updated throughout the years to provide a comfortable holiday home with all the modern amenities you could possibly need. Ideal for family get-togethers or special occasions, then ground floor is home to the impressive entertaining space which offers room for the whole group to socialise and comprises of an elegant drawing room, oak paneled library, dining room and fully-equipped kitchen which comes complete with an Aga and all the tools you could possibly need to create delicious meals. Sleeping up to eighteen guests, the nine beautifully-appointed bedrooms are situated across the first and second floors, four feature private en-suite bathrooms while the remaining five share the use of two family bathrooms.

Outside, the large grounds offer endless opportunity for exploring, lawn games and yummy picnics while the tennis court is the perfect spot to enjoy some healthy competition! Regardless of the weather, guests can enjoy views of the pond garden, folly, and neoclassical statues from the comfort of the fabulous indoor heated swimming pool.

Pontardawe Country House is located less than a 10-minute drive from the town of Pontardawe, where a selection of helpful supermarkets and restaurants can be found. A wider selection of amenities can be found in Swansea, just a 20-minute drive away. The closest beaches, Aberavon and Port Talbot, are sandy, family-friendly and less than a 30-minute drive away.

There is plenty for the whole family to see, do and explore in the surrounding area. Those wanting to make the most of the great outdoors will enjoy visits to atmospheric Aberdulais which is home to a dramatic waterfall and Europe’s largest water wheel, less than 15-minutes away. Slightly further afield in the Brecon Beacons, keen walkers will enjoy the scenic views from the top of Pen y Fan, just under an hour away from home. The National Showcaves Centre for Wales, with its magical caves, dinosaur park and shire horse centre, is an absolute must-visit and less than a 30-minute drive away. For history enthusiasts, the National Waterfront Museum, Swansea Castle, Carreg Cennen Castle, Dinefwr Castle and the Big Pit National Coal Museum are all within an hours drive of the house.

Falls Cottage 4

Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, Wales

Falls Cottage From £588 Availability

The stunning Falls Cottage has been beautifully and cleverly designed by the award winning Rio Architects. Nestled on the fabulous Pontardawe Country Estate between the Brecon Beacons National Park and the beautiful Gower Peninsula in South Wales, this fabulous contemporary cottage is perfect for romantic getaways or for small family holidays. This sensational cottage offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a beautiful living space and a gorgeous kitchen diner. It sits gracefully beside a mountain stream where you can enjoy breakfast or drinks on the terrace listening to the spring water cascading down the old sandstone riverbank. Surrounded by nature and blissful silence other than birdsong, guests can relax knowing that they can walk from the doorstep enjoying all that this stunning estate has to offer.

The Pontardawe Country Estate enjoys a remarkable history, unique character and more than one hundred and twenty acres of beautiful rolling Welsh countryside. Guests are welcome to explore the estate, find beautiful picnic spots, watch the sheep and other animals, climb the stiles and enjoy the fresh air. In addition to its superb grounds, the Pontardawe Estate boasts a gorgeous manor house, Pontardawe Country House, as well as a number of other holiday cottages that Oliver’s Travels also feature. Guests can book each of these individually or, for a special celebration, you may want to consider booking a selection of the cottages as well as the manor house.

Falls Cottage is beautiful designed. It is an eco-friendly house being heated by biomass and insulated with sheep’s wool so no matter when you visit, you should be warm and cosy. The cottage enjoys a light and airy living space with two sofas perfectly positioned to enjoy the Freesat smart television which offers more than 150 channels. The dazzling white, contemporary kitchen offers all the appliances you would wish for a self-catering getaway. Guests can dine indoors at the modern table and chairs or escape outside to the riverside terrace. Wildlife thrives in the river so you might spot wild trout, dipper, heron or grey wagtails. It is a lovely spot.

The downstairs wet room boasts a beautiful freestanding marble apollo basin, a toilet and a luxurious rainforest shower. It is very modern and beautifully tiled. Upstairs, you discover the second bathroom which looks out onto the old granary and two bedrooms. The master offers a beautifully dressed, comfy double bed and plenty of storage for your holiday wardrobe. It enjoys views upstream towards a picturesque waterfall. The second bedroom is a neat and tidy twin, again with hotel quality linens and beautiful soft furnishings.

Guests can park right next to the cottage and take farm and woodland walks straight from the doorstep. You will find a hugely popular information folder inside the cottage packed with lots of holiday activity ideas.

The beautiful Falls Cottage is nestled quietly in the one hundred and twenty acre Pontardawe Country Estate in the tranquil hamlet of Cilybebyll, close to the village of Pontardawe. The estate is absolutely incredible with woodlands, rivers, bluebell woods, sprawling fields, bird nesting boxes, beautiful picnic spots, a stately manor house and other holiday cottages. It is the perfect rural retreat between the Gower Peninsula and the Brecon Beacons National Park. Though you may find it hard to leave this wonderful spot, there is much to do and see. The estate courtyard where many of the cottages are located is bounded by the upper reaches of the picturesque River Clydach and on the other side by green parkland pastures grazed by sheep and cows. The high hills of blue pennant sandstone provide the backdrop to an idyllic and tranquil scene. Guests booking Falls Cottage are free to roam the estate including its award winning bluebell woodland. The estate’s farm walk is a circular walk for guests which meanders from the doorstep of Falls Cottage towards the summit of Mynydd Marchywel and back. En route, guests follow mountain streams, climb over stiles, explore the bluebell woodlands and traverse lazy green fields. On a clear day, the panoramic vistas include the Swansea Valley, Swansea Bay, the Bristol Channel and the Brecon Beacons National Park.The cottage is an excellent base for those that want to explore the landscapes by bike. The Afan Forest and Bike Park Wales are easily accessible.

The Gower Peninsula and the beautiful Swansea Bay coastline with its idyllic secret coves and glorious stretches of fine sand can be reached by car in twenty minutes. For those that want to enjoy nature and the great outdoors, the National Showcaves of Wales and the Vale of Neath’s spectacular waterfalls are nearby. Guests enjoy visits to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and the Glamorganshire Heritage Coast, both less than half an hour away.

The Victorian seaside village of Mumbles with its promenade, shops and restaurants is definitely worth a visit. Mumbles was one of Dylan Thomas’ many stamping grounds and is the home of some world class ice cream. Mumbles is steeped in history with its lighthouse being built in 1794. It also boasts a Victorian pier and Oystermouth Castle which sits on the hilltop overlooking the sea. There are lovely boutique shops and galleries including the gorgeous Lovespoon Gallery and the Gower Gallery. While in Mumbles you must sample some delicious ‘fresh off the boat’ seafood, handmade chocolates and tasty ice creams.

Parkland Cottage 4

Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, Wales

Parkland Cottage From £563 Availability

Parkland Cottage is a warm and cosy haven in a busy world, the perfect place for four guests to escape to. This picturesque cottage sits on the courtyard of the historic Pontardawe Country Estate along with other holiday cottages and a fabulous manor house. The cottage is the perfect getway for small families, romantic couples or friends wanting to enjoy the beautiful Welsh Countryside. There are over one hundred and twenty acres of woodlands, bluebells, lush fields and astonishing wildlife to discover on this fabulous estate. If that isn’t enough the stunning beaches of Swansea Bay and the Gower Peninsula and the dramatic Brecon Beacons are on the doorstep.

The cottages offer guests award winning accommodation as well as access to this gorgeous countryside. Parkland Cottage boasts two characterful bedrooms, a family bathroom, a cosy living room and a delightful country kitchen. It enjoys a large lawned garden with picnic benches for alfresco barbecues under the giant beach trees and charming views of lambs playing in the paddock. It is such a fabulous spot, perfect for chilling with a glass of wine watching the sun go down over the parkland. The south facing sun porch is a lovely, enchanting spot too.

The chef in your group will be delighted with the wonderful farmhouse style kitchen. It is well equipped, enjoying a Belfast sink, and is a pretty place to prepare hearty breakfasts and fabulous dinners which can be served at the oak table, chairs and antique church pew. There is character throughout the cottage with beams on the ceilings and other lovely nods to the past. The living room enjoys a warm colour palette, comfy furnishings and a wonderful feature fireplace with a log burning stove for chilly evenings. It is such a lovely room to curl up with the Sunday newspapers and a pot of tea. There is a handy downstairs toilet off the hallway and stairs taking you upstairs to the bedrooms and bathroom.

After a day walking for miles through the estate or body boarding at the beach, you will sink into slumber in your atmospheric bedrooms. One enjoys a comfy double bed and the other twins. They both enjoy delightful beams on the ceilings, adding a warm and welcoming ambience as you settle down for the night. Both bedrooms also offer wonderful views out to the estate. Throughout the cottage, you will also enjoy the gorgeous artwork of local Welsh artists. The cottage comes with a Freesat Smart television with plenty of channels.

The fabulous one hundred and twenty acre Pontardawe Country Estate sits in the ancient hamlet of Cilybebyll, surrounded by beautiful rolling Welsh countryside. The historic estate boasts links to the descendants of Welsh Kings, Arthurian legend, tales of the Mabinogion, the Norman invasion, the Earls of Pembrokeshire, Winston Churchill’s secret army, eighteenth century prisons, Charles II, the tea plantations of Ceylon, coal mining, the Industrial Revolution and much more. A World War II hideout, used by Churchill’s Secret Army was found in the estate’s private bluebell woodland and gained recognition as a Scheduled Ancient Monument of national importance. In addition to its superb grounds, the Pontardawe Estate boasts the gorgeous manor house, Pontardawe Country House, as well as a number of other holiday cottages that Oliver’s Travels also feature. Guests can book each of these individually or for a special celebration, you may want to consider booking a selection of the cottages with or without the manor house. Guests staying at the cottages are free to roam the estate, enjoying the beautiful natural scenery and its amazing wildlife. The estate is brimming with woodland walks, farm trails, green fields, bluebell woods, rivers and stunning picnic spots.  When you have had enough you can head to the splendid Brecon Beacons, the Gower Peninsula, museums and numerous delightful towns and villages. A shop, post office and pub can be found in the charming village of Rhos one mile away and the 24 hour supermarket is in Pontardawe, two miles away.

Parkland Cottage enjoys a fabulous position on the one hundred and twenty acre Pontardawe Country Estate in the tranquil hamlet of Cilybebyll, close to the village of Pontardawe. The estate is full of forests, rivers, bluebell woods, sprawling fields, bird nesting boxes, beautiful picnic spots, a stately manor house and other holiday cottages. It is the perfect rural retreat between the Gower Peninsula and the Brecon Beacons National Park. The estate courtyard where many of the cottages are located is bounded by the upper reaches of the picturesque River Clydach and on the other side by green parkland pastures grazed by sheep and cows. The high hills of blue pennant sandstone provide the backdrop to an idyllic and tranquil scene. Parkland Cottage enjoys a fabulous spot where you can dine alfresco watching the lambs and enjoy fabulous sunsets over the parkland. Guests booking Parkland Cottage are free to roam the estate including its award winning bluebell woodland. The estate’s farm walk is a circular walk for guests which meanders from the doorstep of Parkland Cottage towards the summit of Mynydd Marchywel and back. En route, guests follow mountain streams, climb over stiles, explore the bluebell woods and traverse lazy green fields. On a clear day, the panoramic vistas include the Swansea Valley, Swansea Bay, the Bristol Channel and the Brecon Beacons National Park. The cottage is an excellent base for those that want to explore the landscapes by bike. The Afan Forest and Bike Park Wales are easily accessible. There is a golf course close by for golf fans and the supermarket in Pontardawe is open 24 hours for those late night emergencies. There is also a village pub within walking distance.

The beautiful Swansea Bay coastline and the Gower Peninsula with its idyllic secret coves in and glorious stretches of fine sand is just twenty minutes drive away. You should not miss a trip to the iconic, award winning Rhossili Bay with its dramatic, panoramic views and excellent hiking paths. Rhossili has been described as ‘The supermodel of British beaches’ by The Independent and has won numerous accolades from UK Travel Writers including the best spot for a picnic. The Times listed the beach as ‘The UK’s No.1 dog friendly beach’ so if you do have your furry friend with you, you should definitely go. At low tide the beach is enormous and it is possible to walk across to Llangennith or even to the Worms Head. It is steep to walk down to the beach so it is not suitable for pushchairs or visitors with mobility issues.

The Victorian seaside village of Mumbles with its promenade, shops and restaurants is worth a visit and for those that want to stay outdoors, the National Showcaves of Wales and the Vale of Neath’s spectacular waterfalls are nearby. Guests enjoy visits to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and the Glamorganshire Heritage Coast, both less than half an hour away.

Mumbles was one of Dylan Thomas’ many stamping grounds and is the home of some world class ice cream. Mumbles is steeped in history with its lighthouse being built in 1794. It also boasts a Victorian pier and Oystermouth Castle which sits on the hilltop overlooking the sea. There are lovely boutique shops and galleries including the gorgeous Lovespoon Gallery and the Gower Gallery. No visit to Mumbles would be complete without sampling some ‘fresh off the boat’ seafood, its handmade chocolates and its fantastic ice creams.

Cwmachau - Tynant in Lower Chapel 2

Lower Chapel, Glamorgan, Wales

Cwmachau  - Tynant in Lower Chapel From £791 Availability

Tynant is a craftsman-made wooden cabin in an idyllic setting up a very quiet and private country lane in Lower Chapel. The owner's house is approx. 250 yards across from the cabin. There is a private hot tub right next door to the cabin.

- Size: Sleeps 2 in 1 bedrooms
- Beds: 1 double bed within open plan living space.
- Rooms: Open plan living, kitchen, dining area. Bathroom and out side balcony

- Kitchen & Utilities: electric hob; oven and grill; microwave oven; toaster; kettle.

- Entertainment: TV with Freeview; DVD player.

- For Families: High chair provided. (on request)

- Outside: balcony area and a private hot tub

- Parking: Private off-road parking.

- General: heating and electricity included; bed linen and towels provided; milk, tea and coffee are provided on your arrival.

- Pets: No pets allowed.
- Beautiful Sky Line Star gazing from the cabins is a must, also available now on request is a gas BBQ.

You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.

This chalet is located in Brecon. Ely Tower and The Cambrian Woollen Mill are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Brecon Beacons National Park and Brecon Beacons National Park Visitor Center.

Cwmachau - Tynycoed 2

Brecon, Glamorgan, Wales

Cwmachau  - Tynycoed From £791 Availability

Tyncoed is a craftsman-made wooden cabin in an idyllic setting up a very quiet and private country lane in Lower Chapel. The owner's house is approx. 250 yards across from the cabin. There is a private hot tub right next door to the cabin.

- Size: Sleeps 2 in 1 bedrooms
- Beds: 1 double bed within open plan living space.
- Rooms: Open plan living, kitchen, dining area. Bathroom and out side balcony

- Kitchen & Utilities: electric hob; oven and grill; microwave oven; toaster; kettle.

- Entertainment: TV with Freeview; DVD player.

- For Families: High chair provided. (on request)

- Outside: balcony area and a private hot tub

- Parking: Private off-road parking.

- General: heating and electricity included; bed linen and towels provided; milk, tea and coffee are provided on your arrival.

- Pets: No pets allowed.
- Beautiful Sky Line Star gazing from the cabins is a must, also available now on request is a gas BBQ.

You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.

This chalet is located in Brecon. Brecon Golf Club and Builth Wells Golf Club are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Brecon Beacons National Park and Brecon Beacons National Park Visitor Center.

THE LODGE, pet friendly, with hot tub in Pontsticill 4

Merthyr Tydfil, Powys, Wales

THE LODGE, pet friendly, with hot tub in Pontsticill From £574 Availability

The Lodge rests in Dol-y-Gaer, sleeping four people in two bedrooms.

The living areas in the property consist of a kitchen with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and a living/ dining room with dining seating for four and a Smart TV. The bedrooms consist of a double and a twin bedroom with a Juliet balcony, along with a ground-floor shower room and first-floor cloakroom. Outside, there is an enclosed rear garden with hot tub and furniture, as well as off-road parking for 3 cars. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. This property is pet-friendly and offers a highchair and travel cot. Sorry, smoking is not permitted. The Lodge is an idyllic setting for a countryside retreat in Powys.

Amenities: Gas central heating. Electric oven and hob, extractor fan, microwave, fridge/freezer. Smart TV, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Highchair and travel cot available on request. Off-road parking for 2 cars. Enclosed rear decked area with furniture and hot tub. Pet-friendly. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 4.5 miles, pub 2.1 miles. Please note: There is no phone signal in this area, and the WIFI can be intermittent across the property.

Region: Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.

Town: Pontsticill is a friendly rural village on the southern fringe of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons National Park), nestled between Dol-y-Gaer and Dowlais. The community is noted for its beautiful reservoir, where tourists may take a relaxing stroll while also having access to the world-famous Brecon Mountain Railway. The Red Cow Inn and The Butchers Arms are two welcoming pubs in the village, both serving delicious meals and refreshing ale!

Located in Merthyr Tydfil, this lodge is in a rural area. Ynysfach Engine House and Joseph Parry's Cottage are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Brecon Mountain Railway and Joseph Parry's Ironworker's Cottage. Aberdare Swimming Pool and Zip World Tower are also worth visiting. Explore all the area has to offer with hiking and cycling.

Llwynrhosser in the beautiful Llangadog 4

Llangadog, Carmarthenshire, Wales

Llwynrhosser in the beautiful Llangadog From £693 Availability

The truly stunning location of this cottage cannot be beaten, with its scenic views, wild landscape and plentiful wildlife. Located on a working farm, this pretty cottage is cosy and light and is the perfect base from which to explore the world-famous Brecon Beacons National Park. Pets and even horses are welcome to enjoy your holiday with you, and to make things extra special, arrangements can be made for hot meals to be served in romantic settings around the farmland. So if you want to treat that special someone, this is sure to be a once in a lifetime experience. The area has dark sky status, which means that stargazing is a must.

- Size- Sleeps four in two bedrooms.
- Beds- 1 double, two single.
- Rooms- Ground floor- Kitchen, lounge diner, bathroom, double bedroom. First floor- Twin bedroom.
- Kitchen and utilities- Electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge with small freezer section.
- For families- Highchair and travel cot available on request. Please bring your own cot linen.
- Outside- Enclosed garden, garden furniture. Rivers, wild meadows and ancient woodland to be enjoyed on farmland.
- General- Electricity included. Bed linen and towels provided. Welcome pack provided on arrival with tea and coffee, sugar and milk, bottle of wine and half a dozen fresh farm eggs. Free Wi-Fi. Evening meals can be ordered prior to arrival at an additional cost. Romantic outdoor setting for dinner can be arranged prior to arrival, including mountainside, meadow or woodland. Horses are welcome at £10 per horse per night, maximum three horses.
- Pets- Up to 2 dogs welcome
- Notes- No smoking inside the property.

You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.

This chalet is located in Llangadog. Brecon Beacons National Park and Cwm Du Glen & Glanrhyd Plantation Local Nature Reserve reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Aberglasney Gardens and National Showcaves Centre for Wales. Sbri Cymru Ltd and Combat Challenge are also worth visiting.

Breconview Lodge in the beautiful Neath 8

Neath, Glamorgan, Wales

Breconview Lodge in the beautiful Neath From £1673 Availability

A luxury contemporary cedar-clad lodge cottage with decking to three sides, private hot tub, small pool table and more; set on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, just half a mile from the famous Henrhyd Falls (site of Batman's Bat Cave and used as a location for The Dark Knight Rises and Game of Thrones). Lots of attractions of the Brecon Beacons and within half an hour of Swansea and the south coast.

Size: Sleeps 8 in 3 bedrooms

Nearest amenities: pub 0.5 mile; shops 4 miles

Pets: One dog welcome, check for more; charge of £25 per dog per week; £20 per short break

Short breaks: Available outside of main school holiday weeks

Smoking: No smoking indoors

Rooms: Ground floor: open plan living room (lounge, dining area, kitchen, small pool table), utility room, shower room; First floor: three bedrooms, en suite shower room, family bath/shower room

Beds: Double, double + full size bunks, twin

Luxuries: WiFi, Amazon Fire Stick and Echo, Wii, Xbox, Welcome Basket, guest toiletries

General: Central heating, TV with Sky Q and Sky HD Cinema channels

Utilities: Electric double oven and ceramic hob, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher, washer dryer, toasted sandwich maker, large health grill

Standard: Kettle, toaster, iron

Other: Bed linen, towels and hot tub towels provided

Outdoors: Decking to three sides, with garden furniture and gas barbecue, private 6-seater hot tub; Coelbren is a peaceful and tranquil rural village, so we ask for quiet after 11pm

Parking: Gravelled parking to the front for 4-5 cars; gated entrance enabling grounds to be enclosed

You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.

This chalet is located in Neath. Gwyn Hall and Neath Abbey Ruins are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Zip World Tower and Neath Golf Club. National Showcaves Centre for Wales and Sbri Cymru Ltd are also worth visiting.

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