Dioni ~ an authentic Welsh welcome

Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Wales

About Us

Established in 2008, Dioni Holiday Cottages is an independent family-owned business. We carefully select the very best and most beautiful properties from Wales.

We are a small, dedicated, hands on team. Whether you are looking for peaceful isolation or seaside village life, a grand country mansion or cosy comfort, our unique combination of local knowledge and years of experience sets us apart.

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