Top 5 Luxury Holiday Cottages
Published on 6 Aug 2020 by Amy GreenwoodHolidays are all about stepping away from the everyday – pressing pause on real life, enjoying some quality rest and relaxation, and experiencing something a little bit special. Our collection of luxury holiday cottages has been curated with exactly that in mind. Chosen for their stunning locations, unique character, gorgeous interiors, and top-notch facilities, these are properties with serious wow factor.
From elegant historic homes with expansive grounds, to modern farmhouses with sleek, stylish interiors, each one invites you to settle in and savour the good life. Step inside and you’ll find designer interiors, sumptuous bedrooms and high-end kitchens – not to mention indulgent extras like hot tubs, saunas and indoor pools.
We’re talking generously proportioned bedrooms with king-sized beds and luxurious linens (with the odd four-poster thrown in for extra decadence), ensuite bathrooms with rainfall showers, and deep bathtubs with breathtaking views. High-spec kitchens with sleek cabinetry and all the gadgets you could wish for (with coffee machines, naturally) and spacious and stylish living spaces perfect for long, lazy evenings.
Whether you’re looking for the perfect location to celebrate a special occasion or reconnect with friends and family, or you simply enjoy the finer things in life, pour yourself a glass of something lovely, get comfy, and take a few moments to browse our top 5 luxury holiday cottages.
- Ysgubor-Cerbyd, Sleeps 4, Amroth
- Plas-Gwern-Fawr, Sleeps 14, Ruthin
- Cilan, Sleeps 10, Llandrillo
- Llety-Cariad, Sleeps 6, Llandyssil
- Cwmistir-Uchaf, Sleeps 8, Nefyn
Two Bedroom Barn Conversion Near Tenby | Ysgubor-Cerbyd
Sleeps 4 | Dog Friendly | Near Beach | Near Pun
Welcome to Ysgubor-Cerbyd, a two-bedroom barn conversion where rustic Welsh charm meets boutique interiors and yes, the bedrooms are on the ground floor. It’s called upside-down living and once you’ve had your morning coffee looking out over rolling Pembrokeshire fields from your first-floor kitchen, you’ll wonder why we don’t all live this way.
Luxury Georgian Manor North Wales | Plas-Gwern-Fawr
Sleeps 14 | Dog Friendly | Real Fire | Farm Stay | Games Room
If walls could talk, Plas-Gwern-Fawr – also known as Great Alder House – would likely have some very entertaining stories to tell, and almost certainly in a rather posh accent. This commanding Grade II listed estate, built in 1799, represents the pinnacle of a Luxury Georgian Manor North Wales. Sitting proudly at the foot of Moel Famau, it offers a level of “Lord of the Manor” grandeur that manages to be impressive without feeling like you aren’t allowed to sit on the furniture.
Luxury Traditional Farmhouse In Rural Wales | Cilan
Sleeps 10 | Dog Friendly | Hot Tub | Real Fire | EV Charger
Located on the banks of the River Dee in Denbighshire, Cilan is the perfect dog friendly property for a large getaway with family and friends. This luxury traditional farmhouse in rural Wales dates back over 400 years, and has been beautifully renovated to provide all the modern comforts for a relaxing and comfortable stay. Surrounded by stunning countryside with river views, this five bedroom farmhouse sleeps ten people and sits on the small but stylish Rivercatcher complex of historic cottages and luxury log cabins.
Luxury Holiday Cottage with a Hot Tub and a View | Llety-Cariad
Sleeps 6 | Hot Tub | Dog Friendly | Farm Stay | Real Fire | EV Charger
Llety Cariad is a magnificent luxury holiday cottage with a hot tub and a view, located in the heart of rural Montgomeryshire. Architect designed, it is equipped to the highest possible standards, and comes with far-reaching views of rolling countryside.
Luxury Coastal Farm Stay with Sea Views | Cwmistir-Uchaf
Sleeps 8 | Dog Friendly | Near Beach | Near Pub | Real Fire | Farm Stay
Welcome to Cwmistir Uchaf, a masterclass in coastal restoration where “farm stay” meets “architectural digest.” If you’ve been hunting for holiday cottages in North Wales that don‘t make you choose between high-end design and bringing the dog, you’ve hit the jackpot. This newly refurbished farmhouse sits proudly on the landscape, offering a sociable kitchen-diner under vaulted ceilings and roof lights that practically invite the Welsh sunshine inside.
