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Cabin in Gwynedd

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 54 reviews

Idris Mountain View

*If unavailable dates, check the dates on our twin pod Idris!* Sit back and relax in this calm setting over looking the Afon Mawddach estuary and Cader Idris. 1 mile away from the coastal town of Barmouth, where you can visit the local shops, cafe's, bars, restaurants, or spend the day on the sands of Barmouth beach. Walk the mountains, see waterfalls and the historical Harlech castle, and then relax in the warmth of your free wood burner hot tub *Please read about the hot tub before booking*

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Cottage in Cheshire West and Chester

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 287 reviews

Luxury Listed Cottage, City Centre & Free Parking

King Street is a charming cobbled street nestled in the heart of the city centre. Situated within the beautiful City Walls, guests will be able to access all that Chester has to offer including shops, restaurants, historic architecture and so much more. 29 King Street is a former Blacksmiths Cottage dating from 1773 so the property is full of character with a fascinating history. A peaceful retreat and a superb base for exploring our wonderful city, we hope everyone will enjoy their time here.

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Guesthouse in Flintshire

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Idyllic Retreat, Stunning Views & Swedish Hot Tub

Relax and unwind in this idyllic retreat. Take a relaxing soak in the wood fired hot tub whilst looking out over stunning views of the open fields and the Dee Estuary. Located in the beautiful Welsh border county of Flintshire, within easy reach of Chester, Liverpool & Manchester, guests are superbly placed for exploring the best of the cities, coast & countryside. Having recently undergone a complete renovation, The Potting Shed is now welcoming guests to this beautiful part of North Wales.

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Place to stay in Isle of Anglesey

5 out of 5 average rating, 33 reviews

The Hideaway

Take a break and unwind at this peaceful oasis. Breathtaking 360 panoramic views over Parys Mountain and rural Anglesey countryside. This cosily furnished home-from-home is a great base to explore everything Anglesey has to offer. Being only a 5 minute drive from the Anglesey coastal path and some of its most beautiful beaches. It really is the most idyllic spot to enjoy. After exploring the island come back and relax in the hot tub or watch the incredible sky chilling by the campfire.

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Home in Sealand

5 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Beautifully Renovated Cottage with Deck and Patio

The cottage is located down a private lane, surrounded by 800 acres of prime agriculture, this beautifully renovated cottage is part of a Barn Conversion, rural and yet very close to Chester City Centre on what I consider to be the most accessible side of the city, with easy access to the Race Course, main car parks, walls and city centre Café bars. The Zoo, Cheshire Oaks, Blue Planet Aquarium. Or relax in the garden with a BBQ and a home fired pizza.

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Cabin in Llanbedr-Dyffryn-Clwyd

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 99 reviews

Vale View Glamping (Hot Tub)

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. This traditional shepherds is located at the bottom of a valley offering panoramic views of the Clwydian range which is an area of outstanding natural beauty, there is a historical market town 5 minute drive away, there is a pub-restaurant a short walk away

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Cottage in Uwchmynydd

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

2 bed cottage in Uwchmynydd - near Aberdaron

This is a renovated 15th century farmhouse at the end of the Llyn Peninsula on the Welsh Coast Path. There are views across fields to the sea, Bardsey Sound and Aberdaron Bay, from the front garden. There is ample parking and a gate to National Trust land to the side.