South Wales Holiday Cottages
Holiday Cottages to Rent in South Wales
View and book cottages and self-catering holiday homes including luxury apartments, farmhouses, rural cottages and romantic cottages for two, but before you book your next holiday or short break, check to see any last minute deals the private owners may have added. South Wales boasts magnificent castles, scenic valleys, and glorious beaches. One other thing that sets the area apart from other holiday destinations is its fine selection of picturesque countryside and breathtaking coast. The charming towns add to the area’s appeal making it an exceptional holiday destination.
South Wales Cottage Holidays
See our listings of cottages below and book with confidence.
SLEEPS UP TO 10, 3 BEDROOMS FROM £365.00 TO £1,150.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
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Delightful and charming, just a couple of words to describe this lovely pet friendly Welsh cottage just outside Monmouth in a wonderful rural location
Garnffrwd Park has a choice of pine lodges and a stone cottage for short breaks and holidays, the park also boasts a Trout fishery, set in the Gwendraeth Valley between Carmarthen and Cross Hands.
SLEEPS UP TO 6, FROM £230.00 TO £930.00 PER PERSON PER NIGHT
Owen's Barn our Mumbles Self Catering Cottage is a lovingly renovated stone property dating back to the 14th century. It has been awarded a Gower Society Design Award and plaque for its sympathetic conversion.
SLEEPS UP TO 6
Mumbles holiday cottage accommodation, Gower Place Cottage stands out from the rest. This Mumbles cottage has been lovingly refurbished to a high spec. It is surprisingly sleeping 6 and has off road parking which is essential in Mumbles.
SLEEPS UP TO 6
Three Holiday Cottages Sleeping
2,4, 5 & 6
Pantymellion Cottages Furnace
Llanelli Carmarthenshire
Welcome to Penrhadw Farm in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Set just outside the unspoilt village of Pontsticill, the farm has spectacular mountain views.
SLEEPS UP TO 6, 3 BEDROOMS
Our Cottages at Parc-coed- machen are situated in the picturesque Vale of Glamorgan and only six miles from Cardiff. Four two-bedroomed cottages, and a house which has three bedrooms.
The charming Pear Tree Cottage in Llantwit Major is an ideal retreat for couples. Set on the edge of a serene rural village within the splendid Glamorgan Heritage Coast, just a few hundred yards from the sea
Lougher Moor Holiday Cottages offer three well eqiped self catering cottages only a few minutes away from the historic village of Llantwit Major in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales.
SLEEPS UP TO 8, 2 BEDROOMS FROM £90.00 TO £130.00 SHORT BREAK
When you want to relax and unwind in luxury Welsh holiday accommodation, escape to the Coach House for a South Wales self catering holiday or short break in the grounds of a historic Manor House which dates back to the 19th century
SLEEPS UP TO 12, 4 BEDROOMS
Spacious South Wales holiday home ideally situated between Newport and Cardiff offering flexible accommodation for up to 12 guests. Located in the rural village of Michaelston-y-Fedw.
SLEEPS UP TO 56, 29 BEDROOMS FROM £8.00 TO £50.00 PER PERSON PER NIGHT
Clyne Farm has ten self catering cottages sleeping from 2 to 8 plus a small campsite. Close to Wales coastal path and on-site riding stables perfect for active or leisurely breaks
SLEEPS UP TO 7, 3 BEDROOMS FROM £439.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
South Wales luxury holiday cottage near Usk, the Wye Valley, Monmouth and Chepstow. Outdoor heated pool during warmer months, stunning rural location
SLEEPS UP TO 5, FROM £250.00 TO £460.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
Superior 4 star Abergavenny Holiday Cottages, Tyr Pwll Cottages can be found on the outskirts of Abergavenny. Just 2 miles from the centre of this well known market town.
SLEEPS UP TO 4, FROM £325.00 TO £425.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
Y Bwthyn Bach is a ground floor detached cottage set in a peaceful rural location three miles from Cowbridge making it an ideal touring base for South East Wales. Ideal for guests with limited mobility.
SLEEPS UP TO 10, 5 BEDROOMS
Dan-y-Glo is a spacious holiday property, comfortably furnished and is suitable for families and friends. sleeps up to 10 people and is located close to the stunning Gower Peninsula.
SLEEPS UP TO 3, 2 BEDROOMS FROM £286.00 PER PERSON PER NIGHT
Yr Hen Beudy Bach is stone holiday cottage located in Llangynwyd in the historic Welsh Valleys. It offers contemporary self catering accommodation is the perfect spot to relax and unwind with your loved one.
SLEEPS UP TO 3, 2 BEDROOMS FROM £240.00 SHORT BREAK
Traditional Welsh stone cottage in superb location near Monmouth, wood-burner and free WiFi. with AA Rosette restaurant and bar on site, available for short breaks and self-catering holidays.
5 BEDROOMS FROM £85.00 PER ROOM PER NIGHT
A warm Welsh welcome awaits you at Fferm-y-Felin. This beautiful 18th century stone farmhouse and guest cottages offering superb bed and breakfast accommodation in glorious rural Wales near to the pretty village of Llanpumsaint, Carmarthenshire.
SLEEPS UP TO 4, 2 BEDROOMS FROM £298.00 SHORT BREAK
One of six delightful stone cottages at Steppes Farm with bedrooms on both ground and first floors, wood-burner, free WiFi and an award winning restaurant on site.
About South Wales Attractions and Activities
If you are under the impression that the South Wales Valleys are perhaps scarred by their industrial heritage, it’s time to think again. Dare Valley Country Park is an excellent example of how former colliery land has been developed to become a stunning green space that attracts a wide range of ...wildlife, as well as locals and visitors who are keen to enjoy its many walks, cycle tracks, and open spaces. At Parc Bryn Bach, all sorts of outdoor adventures are on offer, including gorge walking, caving, bushcraft, kayaking, tandem paragliding, and white-water rafting. The Valleys are starting to attract a new generation of chefs and restaurateurs, who are bringing some incredible dining experiences to the area. The Bunch of Grapes, in Pontypridd, has won numerous awards, including the Welsh Pub of the Year and Best Roast Dinner in Britain. Other notable restaurants include Leicester’s in Bridgend and The Ruperra, in Bassaleg, near Newport. With many other superb venues throughout the region, eating out whilst on holiday will be a real treat. Merthyr Tydfil is the perfect spot, it has a great story behind its interesting name. Legend has it that it got its name from St Tydfil, King Brycheiniog's daughter who was murdered in the year 480 after she converted to Christianity. Merthyr Tydfil was once one of the top industrial towns in South Wales and had 4 ironwork's at one time. It is a hub for music lovers as it has many community choirs. Music festivals are held here every year and attract people from near and far. Stay in Merthyr Tydfil and see the Brecon Mountain Railway and the Taff Valley. Go for a walk on the Taff Trail which connects Cardiff to Brecon or cycle along the National Cycle Path that travels through the town. Blackwood is set on the Sirhowy River and is one of the few towns in South Wales that never became a mining town. It is home to a Baptist church which dates back to Victorian times. Holidays here in Blackwood put you within easy reach of the Snooker Hall where you can see theatre performances by famous artists. The town of Usk lies south-west of Llandenny in Monmouthshire and is one of Wales’ oldest towns. Its history dates back to the Roman times. The River Usk runs through the village and wanders through the Brecon Beacons National Park, Crickhowell town, and Usk Valley. If you love walking or cycling, book a self-catering cottage in Usk and have the time of your life. There are 2 cycle routes that run through the town and a variety of walking trails. The town of Tredegar is home to a gorgeous Victorian house set in 26 acres of garden. The house was built in 1818 and is a Grade II listed building. It is considered one of the best Ironmaster’s residences in Blaenau Gwent.This village of Newbridge is set on the banks of River Usk and lies below the sharp Wentwood escarpment. It is a perfect destination for those who love natural attractions. It enjoys a lovely position near the beautiful Usk Valley which is surrounded by unspoiled countryside. The countryside showcases the true beauty of Wales. Magor is set between the charming towns of Newport and Chepstow. The town and its environs contain many Roman ruins and artefacts’. The village centre was originally set in salt marshes which were claimed by the Romans as farmland. Accommodation options are diverse, so why not give the Valleys of South Wales a try for your next holiday - we’re sure that you’ll be pleasantly surprised!Follow Us
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