Cottages in West Wales with Hot Tubs – Dog Friendly

A delightful holiday pod overlooking the countryside in Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn near Aberystwyth, Ceredigion. Hot tub. Romantic. Countryside views. EV charging. Enclosed garden. Aberystwyth 7.2 miles.

Make wonderful holiday memories in a fine period farmhouse with breathtaking views across unspoiled countryside. The spacious property sleeps nine guests, plus two pets, and the large garden houses a luxurious hot tub. This welcoming home is perfect for a get-together of families or friends planning to explore the beautiful landscape of West Wales. The vibrant university and seaside town of Aberystwyth is within 5 miles and there is a shop, pub and beach at nearby Llanrhystud (3 miles), along with a fun farm park. Comfortably furnished, with some vintage items and original beams, the farmhouse is full of character. Light the wood burner and sink into cosy seating in the lounge and catch up over meals in the formal dining room. Relax in the bright conservatory and enjoy home cooking in the colourful country-style kitchen with a handy utility, through which the wet room is accessed. Upstairs are a family bathroom and four bedrooms across two floors. All with lovely views, they comprise a king-size, a super-king-size which can be made up as a twin, a double and a single. A separate staircase leads to another king-size bedroom, plus an en-suite. Outside, drink in the far-reaching vista from a large patio with a hot tub, garden furniture and BBQ. Enjoy a stroll along Aberystwyth’s splendid Victorian promenade, picnic on the sandy beach and take a ride on the cliff railway. Browse shops, museums and galleries, then climb aboard the delightful Vale of Rheidol Railway for a magical, 12-mile steam train excursion. Your journey from Aberystwyth runs through glorious scenery past vintage stations and ends at the beauty spot of Devil’s Bridge, with its famous waterfalls. Feeding lambs, handling pets, a play barn and crazy golf are among the attractions at Fantasy Farm Park, a family-run working farm at Llanrhystud.

Parc Y Deri is an impressive, six-bedroom holiday home resting in Rhos-y-garth near Aberystwyth, Ceredigion. Hot tub. Large. Off-road parking. Near a National Park. Borth 13.7 miles; Aberaeron 15.6 miles.

This charming holiday unit rests in the countryside village of Llanafan, Powys. Off-road parking. Pet-friendly. Enclosed garden with furniture. Romantic. Rural location. Devil’s Bridge 5.3 miles; Aberystwyth 10.1 miles; Tregaron 10.5 miles.

Gwynnant House in New Quay, West Wales, is a charming stone cottage that sleeps five. It features two king-size bedrooms, a spacious open-plan living area, and a stylish kitchen. The enclosed garden includes a BBQ, fire pit, and a hot tub. Nearby attractions include Llangrannog Beach (5.5 miles) and New Quay (12 miles).

A lovely two-bedroom cottage resting in Llanon, Ceredigion. Dog-friendly. Hot tub. Near a beach. Woodburning stove. Aberaeron 4.8 miles; New Quay 12.4 miles.

An exceptional detached holiday home resting in the quiet village of Cross Inn in Mid Glamorgan. Swim spa and hot tub. Wheelchair-friendly. Lift to first floor. Woodburning stove. Aberaeron 5.4 miles; New Quay 12 miles; Aberystwyth 14.9 miles.

A detached cottage near Aberaeron, in grounds of owners' home. Hot tub. Wet room. Wheelchair-friendly. Countryside setting. Aberaeron 5.4 miles; New Quay 12 miles; Aberystwyth 14.9 miles.

This contemporary-styled cottage on the West Wales coast invites family and friendship groups of five to experience a truly enjoyable stay. Offering everything you need and more, the place is a real home-from-home, dog-friendly and with a private, enclosed garden and its very own hot tub. The property is located in Aberaeron, just half a mile from the stunning shingle beach and within easy reach of local pubs, shops and restaurants to fill your stay. Discover admirable spots along the Cardigan Bay with trips to New Quay (7 miles), Llanrhystyd (7 miles) and Aberystwyth (16 miles) or move inland to find beauty in the West Wales countryside. Stylish, modern touches elevate this Grade-II listed cottage to create an entirely appealing place of residence. On the ground floor, a central hallway leads into the lovely lounge, through to the dining room and onto the kitchen. Well-equipped with appliances including a Nespresso coffee machine, you’re well-stocked in the kitchen should you choose to eat in. The lounge offers a Smart TV and soft seating to allow you to relax on a restful evening, and you’ve got the garden out back with patio furniture, BBQ and a hot tub for summer nights. All three bedrooms are located on the first floor along with a refreshing shower room. Along the bay, New Quay is a fantastic place to visit with a beach, the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre and a bustling harbour offering regular boat trips. These excursions include sea safaris offering the chance to spot porpoises and dolphins out in the water. Closer to home visit the National Trust Llanerchaeron Estate (2 miles), a well-presented attraction with a traditional house, a farm and a pretty walled garden. This area is also a Dark Sky Discovery Site, encouraging late-night visits for the chance to gaze up at night skies.

Set in the enchanting coastal town of Aberaeron, this imaginatively updated cottage offers warm and welcoming accommodation for smaller families and couples seeking a relaxing holiday home along the stunning Ceredigion coast. With ample space for up to four guests, the property has been tastefully furnished and beautifully decorated in fresh, colourful shades, with wood panelling, a cheery hot tub, a stylish freestanding bath and a cosy wood burner to relax in front of after a great day spent exploring a breathtaking part of West Wales. Entering this delightful property you will be greeted by the spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With a cheerful wood burner and Smart TV, the inviting lounge is perfect for relaxing in after a fabulous day out. A step leads up to the bright, fully equipped kitchen/diner with a handy central island/breakfast bar. Finally, the dining area sits beneath a feature glass ceiling, offering a fantastic light-filled space for sharing favourite family dishes. Upstairs, you will have a choice of two gorgeous en-suite bedrooms, each with a Smart TV: there’s a pretty super-king-size room and a lovely king-size room with a balcony offering sea views. From the dining area, large glass doors slide open, leading through to the cheerful enclosed garden. With feature planting, atmospheric lighting, outdoor furniture and space for storing canoes and bikes, the garden provides a fabulous spot for dining alfresco on a summer afternoon. The vibrant Georgian town of Aberaeron has a wealth of independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, with the River Aeron running into the harbour and out to sea. From nearby New Quay (8 miles) you can take a boat trip out into the bay to spot dolphins. Aberaeron sits along the Wales Coast Path, or you can head inland to explore the tranquil 18th-century estate of Llanerchaeron (3 miles).

With its remote location and 76 acres of private land – and spectacular views – this large property is wonderful for a scenic group holiday of up to 10 guests and two pooches. It’s surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the Cors Caron Nature Reserve, a vast, wildlife-rich wetland that you can explore on foot or by bike. Despite its rural position, the market town of Tregaron is just 3.5 miles away, offering an abundance of shops, cafes, and a traditional market. This detached barn conversion has been renovated to a high standard, with a spectacular top-floor living area featuring a high vaulted ceiling, skylights, and elegant A-frame beams. At one end is a large picture window so you can absorb those wonderful views while you relax with friends and loved ones. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances – fantastic for cooking up group feasts – and there’s a pool table for some friendly competition too. When day turns to night, choose from four ground-floor bedrooms – two spacious double rooms and two welcoming twins, served by two well-appointed shower rooms. You’ll also find a delightful king-size bedroom upstairs. From the first-floor lounge, step out to a small veranda for enjoying morning coffee with a splendid view. You’ll have plenty of ground-floor outdoor space too, including a front patio featuring a private hot tub with fantastic views over the Nature Reserve. There’s also a decked area with garden furniture for al fresco dining in the warmer months, and extensive grounds spread across various levels with sloping gardens. This part of West Wales is popular amongst walkers and hikers, and is within easy reach of the Cardigan Bay coast (13 miles) with its beaches, coves and pretty views. At Tregaron, you can join the Ystwyth Trail, a 21-mile walking and cycling route leading to Aberystwyth (16.5 miles), a thriving seaside town.

An exceptional detached lodge resting within Bwlchllan near Llangeitho, Wales. Hot tub. WiFi. Lake views. Aberaeron 9.7 miles.

End-terrace cottage near Aberaeron, created from stone barn conversion. Upside-down accommodation. Superb countryside views. Lake fishing on site. Children's play area and games room. Aberaeron 3 miles.

Character mid-terraced cottage near Aberaeron. Stone barn conversion, character features. En-suite. Countryside views. Pet-friendly. Children's play area plus games room and lake fishing on site. Aberaeron 3 miles

Superb cottage near Aberaeron, detached farmhouse in peaceful countryside. Woodburners. Large conservatory. Ideal for larger groups. Children's play area plus games barn. Lake fishing on site. Aberaeron 3 miles

Treat yourselves to a stay at this splendid cottage in West Wales and experience the beauty of the countryside and the coast. Situated on a two-acre smallholding, the two-bedroom hideaway sleeps four guests and welcomes canine companions. Just over 1 mile from Aberaeron, and with its own garden and hot tub, it is the perfect place for a small family or two couples to unwind together after days on the beach and rural walks. Make your way inside and head into the kitchen to put the kettle on to make a cup of tea to enjoy with the fresh Welsh cakes you have bought on your last excursion. Take two steps up to find yourselves in the gorgeous lounge/diner, where you can sit down to the delicious meals you have whipped up through in the kitchen. Relax in here afterwards together, perhaps in front of a good movie on the TV. At the end of each lovely day away, climb the stairs to the first floor to enjoy a great night’s sleep in either of the two king-size bedrooms. There is also a family bathroom at this level. Savour the opportunities for outdoor living provided by the delightful stone retreat. The shingle courtyard garden has ample space for basking in the sunshine, bubbling in the hot tub and gazing out across your beautiful surroundings as the BBQ heats up. Head into Aberaeron to swim in the sea or hire canoes or paddle boards. Dine out and stock up on local produce while you are here. Pick up the Ceredigion Coast Path and strike out in either direction, looking for dolphins and porpoises in the water as you go. Visit the National Trust’s Georgian villa at Llanerchaeron, 1.5 miles from your base.

Sit back and enjoy the glorious views from this fabulous coastal property, a wonderful choice for families or groups of friends getting together to celebrate a special occasion. After a day exploring spectacular Cardigan Bay, return to soak in your private hot tub or dine alfresco as you watch the sun setting over the sea. The house is welcoming and comfortable from the moment you step inside the door. Its large reception hallway is furnished with upholstered seating and makes a lovely spot in which to sit with a book. Go through the double doors into the main lounge and you’ll find more relaxed seating and an open fire. The spacious kitchen is well equipped and has a breakfast table for six while, for more formal dining, there’s a separate dining room which has a window overlooking the garden. The family wing on the ground floor offers three bedrooms: a king-size, a double (with additional futon) and a small bunk-bed room (with TV), of which the first two have en-suites. The three remaining en-suite bedrooms are all on the first floor: two doubles (one with a futon and a 5’ bed if required) and a twin. Outside, not only can you enjoy the hot tub for a relaxing soak after your day’s adventures, but there’s also a choice of seating and dining areas from which you can admire the views. The house is located in an elevated position 2 miles from Aberaeron, where you’ll find shops, places to eat, a picturesque harbour and pebble beaches. Head to New Quay, 5.5 miles, for more shops, restaurants and beaches, as well as water sports and boat trips to see the dolphins in the bay. Fantasy Farm Park is 9.5 miles, while the National Trust’s Georgian villa of Llanerchaeron is only 3.5 miles.

This cosy cottage in the heart of the old market town of Tregaron, is an ideal base for a couple or small family looking to get outdoors and enjoy the stunning scenery of the Welsh coast and countryside. A popular starting point for hikers and cyclists, enjoy encountering some amazing landscapes and wildlife on route through the mountains and along the River Teifi. After exploring the countryside head to Cardigan Bay just 16 miles away where you will find the lovely harbour town of Aberaeron full of lots of independent boutiques and eateries. Travel south along the bay to the popular beach of New Quay where you can take boat trips to see Dolphins or travel north for a day at Aberystwyth exploring the cliff railway and Victorian Pier. Enter through the front door of this property and you are greeted with a delightful, and tastefully decorated open-plan lounge/diner, that offers a comfortable home-from-home stay. The comfortable sofa provides an ideal place to snuggle up after a busy day of adventures, popping on the Smart TV to catch up on some shows or enjoy a glass of wine in front of the wood burner. The kitchen is well equipped with everything you need to rustle up a hearty breakfast before the next adventures begin. Upstairs you will find a comfortable master bedroom with a king-size bed, TV and fitted wardrobes, a family bathroom with a shower over the bath and a second bedroom with full-size bunk beds and a TV. Head out through the kitchen door and across the driveway to the large, enclosed, lawned garden, with a private hot tub, BBQ and dining area under a redwood gazebo. A second raised patio/dining area is at the far end of the garden providing plenty of options to enjoy sunny days and starry nights.

Delight in a memorable stay at this inviting retreat in the heart of the verdant West Wales countryside. Sleeping four guests, the two-bedroom, single-storey abode nestles on a charming smallholding, less than 1 mile from the village of Llanarth and 3 miles from New Quay. Complete with a hot tub for soaking in after days out, the holiday home is ideal for anyone wishing to enjoy long coastal walks and afternoons on the beach. Enter the rural Welsh haven and make yourselves immediately at home. Head through to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner to be wowed by the far-reaching country views. Pull the glass doors open in here on fine days so you can step out on to the balcony. Unpack any fresh, local produce you have bought on your forays over in the kitchen area then rustle up a selection of delicious dishes. Serve up at the table in the centre of the room or out on the balcony, depending on the weather. Afterwards, head through to the second lounge to enjoy an episode or two of your favourite TV show or to read your book. When you are ready to retire for the night, amble through to either the double bedroom or the twin room, both of which boasts an en-suite shower room. Bask in the sunny, lawned garden on fine days. Take a bottle of chilled wine and some glasses out to the balcony on summer evenings. Spend time on the sand at New Quay or scenic Cei Bach Beach, with its wonderful views out over Bae Ceredigion, also known as Cardigan Bay. From here, take a stroll out along the Ceredigion Coast Path, keeping an eye out for dolphins and porpoises as you walk. Visit the National Trust’s Llanerchaeron Estate, 5 miles away, with its beautiful walled garden.

This quirky six-bedroom property rests in Llanarth near Aberaeron, Monmouthshire. Sea glimpses. Large. Woodburning stove. Pet-friendly. Lampeter 12.6 miles; Aberystwyth 20.3 miles.

This impressive studio-style tree house rests above Oakford near Aberaeron, Ceredigion. Romantic. Elevated position. Countryside views. Off-road parking. Lampeter 12.6 miles; Aberystwyth 20.3 miles.

A property trapped in time; the original features of this character cottage have been sympathetically maintained to create a unique destination holiday home. Despite the textured stone walls, original oak beams and slate flagged flooring in this former clog makers cottage, care has been taken to update the property to an excellent modern standard, complete with a private hot tub, modern appliances and extremely comfortable beds in all three bedrooms. Six guests are invited to stay in comfort in this one-of-a-kind space, enjoying the ever-pleasant gardens bordered by woodlands with a stream running through in the summer or cosying up by the wood burner when the weather turns cold. You’re greeted with rustic charm as you step into the dining room with a large farmhouse table and a decorative Aga. From here you can head upstairs to find all three bedrooms and the bathroom or stay downstairs to access the kitchen or lounge. The kitchen is well-equipped with everything you might need to feed six hungry guests and the lounge has been smartly laid out with cushy seating, a Smart TV and the wood burner. Outside, the property comes to life with a grassy lawn, mature flora and a patio space with an outdoor shower for use after muddy walks, trips to the beach or after a dip in the hot tub. Find beaches in abundance along Cardigan Bay, accessible within 5 miles. Visit the nearby town of Aberaeron (5 miles), a place with pastel-coloured houses that line the seafront, a fantastic pebble beach and some quality restaurants. From here you can embark on a hike or bike ride along the Wales Coast Path, keeping an eagle eye out for pods of dolphins in the water as you venture along to New Quay (8.5 miles).

A contemporary glamping pod nestled into the rural location of Pantcefn, near Llanarth, Sir Ceredigion. WiFi. Decking. Hot tub. Off-road parking. New Quay 4.3 miles; Aberaeron 4.7 miles.

A beautiful contemporarily-decorated glamping pod in Llanarth, Ceredigion. Hot tub. Smart TV. Decking overlooking lake. Romantic. New Quay 4.3 miles; Aberaeron 4.8 miles; Cardigan 20.1 miles.

A sumptuous glamping pod nestled in a rural spot just outside the village of Llanarth, Ceredigion. WiFi. Decking. Hot tub. Off-road parking. New Quay 4.3 miles; Aberaeron 4.8 miles.