Hot Tub Holiday Cottages Carmarthen

1 Bryn Beudy, a tasteful house in the hamlet of Stepaside in Pembrokeshire boasting a balcony with views of the woodland, hot tub and a nearby beach. Amroth 1 mile; Saundersfoot 4 miles; Tenby 6.5 miles; Narberth 7 miles; Pembroke 10.8 miles.

A fabulous, single-storey lodge resting on the outskirts of Narbeth, Pembrokeshire. Open-plan. Hot tub. Close to amenities. Stylish. Wiseman's Bridge 7.7 miles; Tenby 10.8 miles.

An enticing retreat for those keen to escape to beautiful west wales, this individual, octagon-shaped timber lodge provides exceptional comfort for a stay close to nature. this property boasts welsh timber cladding and a living turf roof. this property's eco credentials include wind and solar power and an air source heat pump. it was built using locall sourced timber and sheep wool insulation, and fire wood is grown on site. nestled in verdant surroundings, just 1.5 miles from the small village of dihewyd and 9.5 miles from vibrant new quay, with its shops, eateries and beaches. walk out along the scenic ceredigion coast path to see if you can spot pods of dolphins or book a sea cruise to go wildlife-watching. nature lovers may also wish to head inland to explore this tranquil corner of wales. visit the cors caron national nature reserve, 17 miles away, or walk through the magnificent grounds of the national trust’s llanerchaeron estate, 5 miles away. here you can wander the walled garden, parkland and georgian villa. tear yourselves away from the far-reaching views over the aeron valley to enter this magical hideaway that blends beautifully into the picturesque ceredigion landscape. find yourselves in an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner/bedroom where you can unwind in sumptuous surroundings between your exciting excursions. unpack the delicious welsh produce you have bought and whip up something special for your loved one in the kitchen area. dine together at the table while the wood burner crackles in the background. spend the evening watching a film on the smart tv before savouring a superb night’s sleep in the comfortable super king bed, there is also a pull-out bunk bed suitable for 2 children. a spacious chic shower room completes the lodge’s layout. sit out on your private patio to enjoy a morning coffee or a chilled glass of wine in the sunshine. grill supper on the bbq and unwind in the jacuzzi style hot tub, relaxing back in the warm water to admire the view. shared facilities include private farm walks and nature trails- with free welly hire if needed, a games barn with pool, darts, ping pong, table football, giant jenga and giant connect 4, a children's play park and climbing wall. a clay pizza oven with dining space is also available to hire. there is private parking for guests staying at this lodge.

This complex of beautiful cottages is set above the village of penclawdd situated on the north gower coast. explore the famous beaches of gower for a day at the seaside, head to cefn bryn, famous for arthur’s stone and its stunning hikes, or head to the bustling city of swansea, just a 30-minute drive away, for a great day out for everyone, with waterfront museum, marina and plenty of shops and restaurants to enjoy. the wales coast path is easily accessed from the village providing great access to north gower. also, in the surrounding area, is a choice of golf courses: the gower golf club and machynys peninsula golf and country club. (please check admittance for the various attractions). step inside this spacious property into the large lounge which has a stone fireplace, exposed wooden beams, polished wooden floors and boasts comfortable seating, an electric wood effect fire and smart tv with dvd player. this is a perfect place to sit and relax after a busy day exploring. there is also a pop up double bed to accommodate two extra guests if required. the kitchen is well-equipped for all your culinary needs and you can access the garden area from this room via the french doors. heading further into the cottage, you will come across the spacious ground floor king-size bedroom also with french doors out onto the patio showing great views of the lougher. completing the accommodation is an en-suite shower room with shower and wc. venture outside to your very own open-plan patio area with a table and chairs and a bbq, perfect for alfresco dining. the attractive lawned enclosed communal grounds include three separate areas, the lounging zone, the hot tub and the seating area where you can sit and relax with a glass of wine whilst enjoying the spectacular views. a booking system will be present for the shared hot tub, the utility room and the various outdoor games will be available per cottage.there is private off -road parking for one car.

Set in a large courtyard of similar properties, this charming cottage for two is surrounded by fields, mountains and forest and enjoys its own blissful hot tub. the location is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, cyclists and keen walkers alike with many well-marked paths easily accessible. the stunning west wales coastline is just a short drive away where dolphin and seal spotting trips are readily available. picturesque new quay has a lovely harbour, fabulous sandy beaches and a fine selection of restaurants, shops and cafes. a little further along is aberaeron, famous for the colour palette of its harbourside buildings whilst the market town of llandysul is close by and has independent shops and eateries to enjoy. (please check admittance for the various attractions). on entering this stylish single-storey property, guests will come first to the spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner which offers a sociable spot for two to prepare food and dine, with an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge with ice compartment. the lounge area has comfortable seating and is perfect for switching on the smart tv and flicking through the channels or perhaps catching up on your favourite dvd. the bright, relaxing bedroom has a king-size zip-and-link bed which can be made up as 2’6 twin beds on request, and there is also a shower room with shower and wc. wander outside and go to the side of the property and soak up the sounds of the countryside, taking coffee or enjoying evening drinks on the furnished patio and after a busy day exploring sit back and relax in the hot tub and have fun cooking pizza in your own pizza oven. the access to the rear patio with the hot tub can only be entered via the side lane as there is no back door. there is off-road parking for two cars.

This beautiful barn is set in a 2-acre garden just outside the village of capel dewi. there are countryside walks available from the front door and the quiet roads are popular with cycling enthusiasts. the village of llandysul is just over 4 miles away; the village and the surrounding areas offer a selection of shops, bars and restaurants. if you would like to visit the coast while you're here, the popular coastal town of new quay is 12 miles away - why not take a boat trip and see if you can spot the dolphins in cardigan bay? as you enter the converted barn, you are welcomed into an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with bifold doors making you feel connected to the outside. the lounge is a cosy space, with an l-shaped sofa and a wood burner to enjoy on cooler evenings. curl up and enjoy a night in watching the tv in front of the fire after a day of exploring. this dog-friendly property has even provided a cosy spot for your four-legged friends next to the fire too. to the rear of the lounge, there is a dining table where you can enjoy your meals or to get back to basics and play board or card games in the tranquil setting. the kitchen is equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge, microwave and dishwasher, and all the basic necessities you should need to prepare a meal. through to the back of the property, you will find a utility room complete with a freezer, washing machine, and a dressing area with a mirror, drawers, and hanging space for clothes. there is also the bathroom with a shower over the bath and wc. the bedroom, with its king-size bed, is accessed via a wooden ladder onto the mezzanine floor level above; this cosy sanctuary is a great space to unwind and get a good night's sleep. externally, there is a patio garden for guests to enjoy and there is a bistro set provided and a charcoal bbq available on request, so you can dine alfresco should you wish. outside of the patio, there are 2 acres of garden to explore with woodland, an area of lawn with sun and shade, and seating scattered along the way. spend an evening up at the firepit before heading back downhill towards the barn. the hot tub, set on its own terrace with loungers, a perfect place to relax and enjoy the surrounding countryside. there is private parking available for 2 cars if required.

The Cabin at Gerynant in Llandovery, West Wales, is a bespoke-built log cabin perfect for a romantic escape. Sleeping two, it features a double bed, shower room, and a kitchen area. Enjoy the terrace with seating, a BBQ, and a hot tub. Nearby attractions include Cwm Rhaeadr Forest and Llandovery town.

The spectacular cardigan bay coastline and the beautiful ceredigion countryside lie waiting to be explored from this south wales hideaway, a peaceful haven that’s perfect for a romantic break. the cottage enjoys a rural position just 5.5 miles from lampeter, surrounded by quiet country lanes and tree-lined roads that create a real sense of peace and seclusion. as the uk’s smallest university town, lampeter provides a unique base for exploration, complete with a rich academic and cultural heritage, a host of artisan food spots, and plenty of independent shops to discover. closer to home, visit cae hir gardens (1 mile), a stunning ornamental garden with beautiful grounds to explore and a delightful tearoom. heading towards the coast, discover new quay (10.5 miles) on cardigan bay, where beaches, boat trips, and dolphin spotting are all readily accessible pursuits. this cosy hideaway has been thoughtfully appointed for restful breaks, with your comfort firmly in mind. step into the spacious open-plan living and sleeping area, with high-vaulted ceilings featuring a smart tv and comfortable seating. then out onto the south facing veranda, and listen to the sound of water overlooking the lily pond. the kitchen and dining area are perfectly positioned for easy meal preparation and leisurely dinners together, with a practical layout that flows naturally from the main room. when night falls, the retreat boasts a sumptuous king-size bed and an additional sofa bed offering flexible sleeping arrangements. just off the main space, a lovely, well-designed shower room completes the interior. step out into the garden and soak up the wonderful scenery that surrounds this tranquil retreat. while the garden itself is not enclosed, a fenced wild flower meadow beyond provides a haven for wild life including a badger sett, and stunning views of the sunset as night falls. the separate patio area is equipped with outdoor furniture, a wonderful covered hot tub, and a fire pit, making it a standout feature whatever the season. private parking for two cars completes the offering.

Set within the grounds of a 80-acre farm, this beautiful home is perfectly placed for all types of outdoor pursuits including mountain biking, walking and cycling. if the sheep are in the farm building or are in pens, guests are invited to come and watch and, depending on the task, perhaps help. take to two wheels and head to the coed trallwm mountain bike centre (14.5 miles) where different trails cater for all abilities. explore the fascinating roman gold mines at dolaucothi (16.5 miles), which are set amid wooded hillsides overlooking the beautiful cothi valley. entering this charming cottage, you’ll arrive in a hallway with space for hanging up coats and boots and a handy downstairs wc. in the spacious living room, which overlooks the pretty courtyard, sink down onto the comfortable sofas and enjoy a glass of something cold while you watch a film together. the well equipped kitchenette has an electric cooker and hob, fridge freezer, microwave, washer/dryer, ensuring you’ll have everything you need throughout your stay. when it’s time to rest, head upstairs where you’ll discover an inviting king-size bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite shower room and wc. also located upstairs is additional seating on the upstairs light filled landing with 2 seats and glass table. stepping outside, relax on the lawn before firing up the bbq and taking a seat to really soak up your surroundings. soothe tired and aching muscles with a soak in the shared hot tub. there is also ample off-road parking available.

Dairy Cottage Retreat in Newcastle Emlyn, West Wales, is a cosy log cabin perfect for a romantic getaway. Sleeping two, it features a bright open-plan living area, a well-equipped kitchen, and a spacious double bedroom with an ensuite. Enjoy the secluded courtyard with a raised decked dining area and a private hot tub. Nearby attractions include Newcastle Emlyn (5 miles), Aberporth and Cardigan beaches (13 miles), and Carmarthen Golf Club (3 miles).

A delightful, retro hideaway, nestled in the glorious ceredigion countryside, this former horse-drawn caravan, restored to its former glory, is a truly special romantic retreat for couples. tucked away inside a rustic dutch barn, to ensure you have fun whatever the weather. enjoy the wood burner on winter evenings or soak outside in the outdoor wood fired bath made in finland on summer nights. situated 1.5 miles from dihewyd and 6.5 miles from llanarth, this glamping gem is just 9.5 miles from picture-postcard new quay, with its sandy beaches. book a boat trip from here to head out into bae ceredigion to see if you can spot dolphins or porpoises. lace up your walking boots and follow a section of the picturesque, 60-mile-long ceredigion coast path. explore your rural surroundings as well. spend an afternoon at cors caron national nature reserve (17 miles) or the national trust’s llanerchaeron estate (5 miles), with its walled garden, parkland and exquisite georgian villa, designed by architect john nash. entice yourselves away from the panoramic views to discover this beautifully restored retro caravan. tucked away inside a rustic shed, to ensure you have fun whatever the weather, it has been carefully returned to its former glory. climb five steps to enter the lovely caravan and discover a delightful interior, with a curved wooden ceiling, a beautiful bed and special, decorative, vintage touches. light the wood burner in here after rural walks to create a cosy ambience. spend time outside in your lounge/kitchen/diner, where you can prepare romantic meals on those occasions you choose not to dine out. unwind together on the futon sofa. there is also a spacious shower room here. cook outside on the bbq or relax in front of the fire pit, as often as the weather permits, then pop open a bottle of chilled wine and dine outside together as the sun goes down. fire up the bath as often as you choose and simply lie back and take in the magical scenery while you soak. shared facilities include private farm walks and nature trails- with free welly hire if needed, a games barn with pool, darts, ping pong, table football, jenga and giant connect 4, a children's play park and climbing wall. a clay pizza oven with dining space is also available to hire. there is private parking for one car at the caravan, with additional parking available close by.

This romantic bolthole is tucked away in a beautiful west wales valley, just outside the small village of llanglydwen. the cottage, which sleeps two guests, makes a fantastic base for keen walkers, with countryside routes directly from your front door and easy access to the wild and remote preseli hills. the holiday home is located on a tranquil, exclusive site and guests have shared access to a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, and hot tub. slate steps lead to the idyllic converted barn and, inside, the rustic hideaway is bursting with character, with striking slate walls, exposed beams, and original arched windows and doorways. the main living area is a split-level, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a collection of comfortable furniture and homely accessories. after a long walk, rustle up a hearty feast in the farmhouse-style kitchen, before settling down at the dining table together to enjoy the stunning views of the garden. steps from the dining area lead down to a cosy lounge, where an array of soft seating is arranged around a fabulous, rounded chimney breast housing a roaring wood burner. relax here to watch a show on the smart tv or read a book from the selection provided. completing this floor is a refreshing shower room. open-tread stairs lead to the double bedroom on the mezzanine level, featuring a vaulted ceiling, wooden floorboards, and views of the garden through a charming arched window. outside, accessed via four steps from the kitchen/diner, is a private courtyard surrounded by pretty plants and shrubs. relax here, looking out over the shared lawn, as you sip a glass of wine or fire up the bbq for an al fresco supper. private parking for two cars is available in a shared, onsite courtyard. the bustling town of narberth is 11.5 miles away and has a thriving high street full of independent shops and eateries to explore. after a potter around, stride out along one of the woodland walks from the town, or follow the banks of the cleddau river. you’ll also be just 14 miles from the historic town of cardigan, with its imposing norman castle and popular indoor markets. spend the day at the beach at poppit sands, 16 miles north, or journey south to the popular resorts of saundersfoot (21 miles) or tenby (23.5 miles).

Located alongside three other holiday cottages on the owner’s farm, this delightful residence is just 2 miles from the market town of narberth. this provides a lovely range of independent shops and eateries, with locally produced food. the popular resorts of tenby and saundersfoot are a short drive away, with picturesque harbours and sandy beaches. the nearest beach is at amroth, which is a super spot for all ages. many attractions within a few miles, such as oakwood theme park, folly farm and heatherton to name but a few. walkers have the best of both worlds with renowned pembrokeshire coastal path stretching 186 miles or the rugged splendour of the preseli mountains. as you enter into the cosy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner you will find a comfortable sofa and smart tv and a door leading to the rear patio. the kitchen has an electric oven and hob, microwave and a undercounter fridge with small freezer compartment. this property has plenty of charm with a beamed ceiling and exposed stone walls. there is a spiral staircase leading up to a pretty double bedroom with low beams and an en-suite bathroom offering a shower and wc. a great value cottage, which adjoins to the owner’s farmhouse, although privacy is assured, ideal for active couples looking to explore the fabulous coast and country landscape of pembrokeshire. outside there is an enclosed area before leading to a large shared lawn with a hot tub, garden furniture and bbq. there is a useful shared laundry room with a washing machine and tumble dryer (subject to a rota system). storage for bikes is available. there is also parking for 2 cars.

Experience total tranquillity in this idyllic hideaway for one or two adults to completely unwind. set in a four-acre, riverside wildflower meadow filled with wildlife, the dreamy cabin is located to the west of bannau brycheiniog (the brecon beacons), just 0.5 miles from the vibrant village of cwmdu in the heart of carmarthenshire where there’s a welcoming, community-run pub and shop. carmarthenshire is also home to the national botanic garden of wales featuring the world's largest single-span glasshouse and famous for laugharne, home to the poet dylan thomas. the charming market town of llandeilo is 7 miles away, where you’ll find independent shops and a variety of places to eat and drink alongside dinefwr castle / newton houe & deer park, part of the national trust. head into mynydd du (the black mountain) to walk or cycle among remote, high peaks and deep, mystical lakes, with the highlights of llyn y fan fach, the picws du peak, and carreg cennen castle all within 16 miles. for a day at the beach, head to the charming village beach at llansteffan 26 miles or the 8-mile golden stretch of cefn sidan, (near llanelli ) 36 miles. switch off your electronics and prepare to reconnect with nature in this magical, hand-crafted cabin. made from locally sourced timber and topped with a living sedum roof, it’s in perfect alignment with its natural surroundings, and boasts an abundance of luxuries to make your stay truly special. take the five steps up to the wraparound deck, and head inside, where you’ll find soft tones, natural textures and all the warmth of full insulation and double glazing, with the added glow of a wood burner. the octagonal, open-plan space feels incredibly cosy, with a welcoming sofa, lots of warm throws, and a selection of books, maps and games. the kitchen includes an oven, hob and fridge with ice box, plus a breakfast bar where you can enjoy your meals. the hand-crafted, solid-oak double bed is an incredible piece of craftsmanship. boasting a hotel-quality, pocket-sprung luxury mattress, it’s dressed with 400 thread-count egyptian cotton linens and soft welsh woollen blankets alongside hot-water bottles. with a small wardrobe, fluffy robes and a dab radio, you’ll feel totally spoiled. a surprisingly spacious en-suite shower room completes this stunning space, boasting a hot-water rainfall shower and flushing wc, complemented by locally made toiletries. while away as many hours as possible relaxing on the spacious, raised decking terrace. whether you’re sunbathing or stargazing, you can either sit back on the loungers or sink into serenity in the sunken bath, listening to the babbling river, birdsong and the occasional sheep in the neighbouring fields. alternatively, head to the riverside and swing gently in the hammock, with nothing better to do than daydream, read or enjoy a nap. just a few steps from the cabin, a large nook with lighting, a dining table and seating is set up as your private outdoor cooking and dining space. it’s perfect for long evenings by the bbq or fire pit, wrapped in a blanket under the vast night sky. the 4-acre meadow in which the cabin is sited is a tranquil haven. managed for wildlife, it features long grasses and wildflowers, and is home to a variety of birds, butterflies and moths as well as squirrels, foxes, badgers and the occasional deer - with possible sightings of the resident otter and kingfisher. opposite the meadow you’ll have parking space for two cars, with a trolley on hand to help carry your luggage along the winding path.

If you're staying in llanddeusant and you're an outdoor enthusiast, you're in for something special. head over to llyn y fan fach (5.5 miles), where a still lake is wrapped in legend and follow the trail along the ridge to picws du for sweeping views. for cycling, the loop around usk reservoir is perfect and offers 7 miles of quiet tarmac with mountain backdrops. within 20 miles, you've also got carreg cennen castle, which is known for its romantic setting and dominates the skyline for miles. by night, your quaint holiday home is a special spot that sits right in the brecon beacons dark sky reserve. once the sun drops, you'll get incredible stargazing, with the milky way stretching over the black mountain range. perfect for those glasses of bubbles in the garden. this charming shepherd's hut is tucked away from the rest of the world and boasts gorgeous rolling fields, which are to be admired as you make your way up the front door. leave your boots on the decking, and as you enter inside, you'll discover cleverly designed interiors, with a full kitchen to the right and a deep, pillowy bed to the back. the open-plan living area provides space for relaxing on the sofa after frosty walks in the country and is best enjoyed with a steaming hot cup of tea. the barstools are perfect for romantic meals, whipped up in the well-equipped kitchen area. a peaceful night's rest is on the cards when you climb into the double bed, and when you wake, a stylish modern shower room offers an energising start to the day. soak away tired muscles in your private hot tub, which is perfect for gazing upon starry nights in this remarkable dark sky reserve. there is also an area with a table and chairs for dining, a bbq and loungers for basking in the early rays. there is private parking for two cars.

The property boasts direct access on to cefn bryn, the backbone of the gower and home of king arthurs stone. an area of outstanding natural beauty with exceptional walking, mountain biking and local hacking, you can go for miles undisturbed by traffic with bridleways linking welshmoor common and llanrhidian marsh to the stunning beaches at oxwich bay and three cliffs bay. superb area for wildlife watching with wild ponies, birds and sea life. visit weobley and oxwich castles, the gower heritage centre, the national botanic gardens of wales or head to the dry ski slope at pembrey country park. discover coastal city swansea with a range of shops, culinary delights, water sports, activities, glynn vivian art gallery and the national waterfront centre. this welcoming property has stylish rooms, wonderful views and all the thoughtful little extras. the front door opens into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with patio doors leading out to the garden. the kitchen area has all the equipment you need to rustle up a delicious meal with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. the dining table is the perfect setting to enjoy a meal, play a game of cards and plan your days activities. in the lounge area, relax on the comfortable sofa, read a book or snuggle up and watch a film on the tv/dvd. upstairs, the spacious bedroom has a king-size bed. take time to unwind in a bubble bath or take an invigorating shower in the elegant bathroom with shower over bath, wc and views over the garden and beyond. the property, on the edge of the courtyard with livery, ménage and stable yard, has an enclosed garden at the rear, just perfect to enjoy alfresco dining on the patio with table and chairs or relax and appreciate the views over cefn bryn and rolling countryside. you can also take a dip in the private hot tub and savour the views. if you are keen on cycling there is a lockable bicycle store. there is ample parking available at the property.

Caban Silo is a quirky converted silo on a peaceful working farm in Aberaeron, West Wales. This unique retreat sleeps two people and features an open-plan kitchen, lounge, and dining area, a cosy double bedroom, and an en-suite wet room. Enjoy stunning sea views from the private balcony, a patio with a BBQ and firepit, and a hot tub. Nearby attractions include Aberaeron Beach, New Quay, and Llanerchaeron.

This complex of beautiful cottages is set above the village of penclawdd situated on the north gower coast. explore the famous beaches of gower for a day at the seaside, head to cefn bryn, famous for arthur's stone and its stunning hikes, or head to the bustling city of swansea, just a 30-minute away, for a great day out for everyone, with waterfront museum, marina and plenty of shops and restaurants to enjoy. the wales coast path is easily accessed from the village providing great access to north gower. also, in the surrounding area, is a choice of golf courses: the gower golf club and machynys peninsula golf and country club. (please check admittance for the various attractions). enter this romantic, beautiful property into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, crafted from reclaimed wood salvaged from an old local chapel. the lounge area is large with a stone fireplace, exposed beams and polished wooden floors; there is comfortable seating, an electric fire and smart tv, perfect to relax after a busy day exploring. there is also a folding z-bed to accommodate two extra guests if required. the kitchen is well-equipped to whip up those romantic meals with an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge with ice compartment. head up to the first floor where you will find the bedroom with a solid wood king-size bed. completing the accommodation is a ground floor shower room with shower and wc. outside there is your very own open-plan patio area with a table and chairs and a bbq, perfect for alfresco dining. the attractive lawned enclosed communal grounds include three separate areas, the lounging zone, the hot tub and the seating area where you can enjoy the great views. a booking system and rota will be present for the shared hot tub, the utility room and the various outdoor games will be available per cottage. there is off-road parking for one car.

For couples, this charming lodge is a cosy place to settle into farm life while keeping the coast close enough for spur-of-the-moment days out. a network of footpaths runs close to the farm, so you can leave the car where it is, head out on foot and round off the walk with a drink at the village pub. spend hours mulling over new quay’s harbourfront shops or book a boat trip across cardigan bay to look for dolphins. there are also three beaches to choose from, plus the wales coast path to explore. llanerchaeron (9 miles) is ideal when you fancy something slower, with a georgian villa and walled gardens to admire, while new quay honey farm (4 miles) makes a sweet stop for local produce to take back to the lodge. admire your views across the fields as you go through the front door to this character cottage and into the compact but cosy lounge/diner. overhead beams and a farmhouse-style door set the scene for this charming stay, with a table for two on one side of the room and a comfortable sofa and a tv on the other. it’s the perfect spot to unwind with your loved one and catch up on the day’s events. beyond the living space is a modern kitchen with sleek units and an electric oven, hob, fridge with an icebox, and a microwave. follow the lure of the feature stained glass window to the first floor, where the traditional crog loft bedroom will meet you and your guest with a double bed, storage and additional beamed ceilings. at the end of the bedroom, you’ll discover an en-suite bathroom with a bath, shower and wc. head out into the garden and climb into the hot tub with open farmland in front of you. when you’re not soaking in the bubbles, settle into the outdoor seating with a book and watch the miniature shetland ponies grazing nearby. the property also benefits from private parking for one car.

Set amid quiet countryside just 2 miles from llanybydder, this delightful stone-built lodge provides a peaceful haven for couples or solo travellers. its secluded location offers a true taste of rural welsh life, while offering easy access to the delights of ceredigion and carmarthenshire. after days wandering through forests and along coastal paths, exploring quaint towns and watching for dolphins, return here to bubble beneath the stars or cosy up next to the wood burner. a few steps lead down to this single-storey stone cottage, set amid a large grassy garden. inside the property has been beautifully maintained, blending period features such as an original fireplace and polished wooden floors with modern comforts. relax after adventurous days in the warm, inviting lounge, snuggled in front of the wood burner to watch tv or enjoy quality time together. with warm wooden cabinets and colourful tiles, the kitchen is a delight to prepare everything from lazy breakfasts to hearty home-cooked meals. dine in or out with a breakfast table here and a bistro table and chairs on the raised terrace. when it’s time for bed, get cosy under the covers of the sumptuous king-size bed before a refreshing shower in the stylish shower room. the living space extends outdoors with outdoors sofas on the terrace and lower level, and a hot tub tucked beneath the terrace with far-reaching country views. private parking for one car adds to the ease of your stay. head to the market town of lampeter (7.5 miles) for independent shops, cosy cafes and the welsh quilt centre, or get a taste of the coast. aberaeron (17.5 miles) boasts a colourful harbour and fresh seafood, while new quay (15 miles) offers sandy beaches and dolphin-spotting boat trips. nature lovers will enjoy the leafy trails of brechfa forest (9 miles) while a sunset stroll at llangrannog beach (17.5 miles) is the ideal way to round off your day.