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A stone cottage is surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers, including pink rhododendrons. The weathered slate roof and unique diamond-shaped window enhance the cottage's charm, while tall trees provide shade and a sense of seclusion.
Cottage
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 412 reviews

Unique Historic Stay in Pembrokeshire @AlbroCastle

Cosy cottage (Pen Lon Las) is part of the east wing of Albro Castle workhouse situated in its own valley overlooking the Teifi Estuary. We are surrounded by beautiful countryside with the start of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path at the end of our lane. Poppit beach is a 15 minutes walk away and the Preseli Mountains a 20 minute drive. St.Dogmaels is a pretty village with a local produce market every Tuesday, brilliantly stocked shop for essentials and the Ferry Inn pub just a 5 minute walk form us.

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A stone cottage is set on a well-maintained lawn, featuring solar panels on the roof. The building has a conservatory and a patio area with umbrellas for shade. Gardens and seating areas create an inviting outdoor space, promoting relaxation.
Guest suite
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 178 reviews

Rural Victorian farmhouse apartment Cardigan

Conveniently placed for walking the coastal paths, set in an acre of lawned garden, the cottage has a comfortable double bedroom with optional blackout blind, sitting room with well equipped kitchenettte, & multi fuel stove. Freesat TV, wifi & central heating included. Separate utility with sink, freezer, dishwasher & washing machine. Welcome pack includes milk, filtered water, tea & instant coffee. Private shower room with toilet & hand-basin. Private patio area & BBQ. Shared use of garden.

Top guest favourite
A gravel pathway leads to the charming stone cottage, bordered by lush greenery and blooming flowers. A golden retriever sits in the midground, enjoying the tranquil garden setting. Soft sunlight filters through the trees, creating a serene atmosphere.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 449 reviews

Cosy Welsh cottage in idyllic 3-acre grounds

Romantic Pembrokeshire cottage in beautiful 3-acre grounds with sauna, natural swimming pond (rain dependent), games room & kayaks. Hill walks on the doorstep, stunning beaches & cliff walks nearby. Stargaze from a comfy king-size bed. Snuggle up by a wood-burning stove (free wood). Large bathroom with bath, shower & underfloor heating. Well equipped kitchen with coffee machine. Covered outdoor seating area with firepit & bbq. Fibre internet, smart TV (Netflix etc). 2 well-behaved dogs welcome.

Top guest favourite
A patio area features a dark gray table surrounded by two comfortable chairs, offering views of the lush greenery and distant hills. A small barbecue is positioned nearby, and a tray with refreshments rests on the table, creating a serene outdoor setting.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Bright Arty Cottage Dog Friendly Stunning Views

172 Five Star Reviews 🙏 Short drive to Poppit Sands Beach and Coastal Path😊 2 Dogs welcome/No Charge😊 Your Own Private Parking Space Right outside😊 Suitable For One Car Stunning Views over St Dogmaels😊 Lovely Hot Walk in Showers 😍 Perfect for your Summer Seaside/Bobble Hat Winter Beach Walks Bright Happy Cottage😊Log Burner😊Large Basket of Logs Walk to Dog Friendly Village community run Pub Set Back on Quiet Lane Enclosed Long Balcony List of Restaurants😊that we recommend and go to

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A riverside decking area is visible with loungers and a small table set for relaxation. Lush greenery surrounds the space, with the tranquil river reflecting the clear blue sky, creating a serene atmosphere for outdoor enjoyment.
Home
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Waterside house in historic Pembrokeshire village

Princess House, a Grade II listed riverside retreat built in 1865. A perfect mix of history, charm, and comfort. Set by the River Teifi, the house has beautiful river views from the living room, patio and riverside decking. In winter it’s a warm, cozy haven: relax in the spacious lounge, share meals prepared in the well-equipped kitchen, and wake to crisp river views before exploring Pembrokeshire. With fast WiFi, family-friendly space, and historic charm, it’s the perfect base year-round.

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A private patio area is enclosed by wooden fencing, featuring a hot tub, a round dining table, and several chairs. The brick exterior of the building is showcased against a clear blue sky, enhancing the outdoor space's inviting atmosphere.
Barn
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 233 reviews

18th Century Stable, luxury rural barn conversion.

The Stable at Bryn Farm is perfectly placed to explore the all Wales coastal path and beaches of Cardigan Bay. Enjoy walking the public footpaths on our working farm, viewing nature and wildlife up close, whilst making your way to the hamlet of Gwbert, or the spectacular sandy beach at Mwnt. The market town of Cardigan, with its chic cafés, and Poppit with its acres of golden sands is a five minute drive. Relax on our patio, enjoying our peaceful locality.

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The exterior of Rocket House features a wooden façade surrounded by lush greenery. A patio with a rustic dining table and chairs overlooks the sea. The landscape is complemented by a gravel path and a clear blue sky dotted with clouds.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 213 reviews

Cosy Cottage with Spectacular Sea Views

Rocket House enjoys some of the most spectacular sea views in Pembrokeshire. If that wasn't enough, it is also on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, just a stones throw from one of the country's finest beaches! Rocket is a charming little slice of living history.. it really does have to be seen to be believed! And so, we do hope you choose to stay and discover our wonderful, hidden corner of beautiful Pembrokeshire. Cari, Duncan & Family @rockethouse_poppit

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A private balcony offers a wooden table and two black woven chairs, providing a scenic view of the tranquil sea and coastal landscape. Expansive skies with scattered clouds create a serene backdrop, enhancing the outdoor experience.
Tiny home
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 388 reviews

Stowaway on the cliff!

The Stowaway is located on the cliff in the beautiful fishing village of New Quay, right on the coastal path. Along with the spectacular sea views guests can enjoy relaxing on their private balcony whilst watching the dolphins play. Why not fire up the bbq provided for al fresco dining! With only a 5 minute stroll to the harbour and beaches guests can enjoy a variety of activities including wildlife boat tours, watersports and lovely reastaurants and pubs.

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The charming stone cottage features distinctive red window frames and a cozy entrance. An array of potted plants and vibrant flowers line the front, adding a touch of color to the rustic facade. The clear blue sky provides a bright backdrop.
Cottage
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 445 reviews

Beautiful Cottage Near The Coast

Beautiful farm cottage near the coast, with stunning mountain views. Enjoy peace and quiet in an unspoilt landscape, yet just a short walk from the historic village of Nevern. Nearby Newport has cafes, restaurants, pubs and galleries and is only a 5 minute drive away, as is the famous Pembrokeshire coast path. Sandy beaches, secluded coves, woodland and mountain walks are all within easy reach. A perfect retreat for a couple wanting to get away from it all

Top guest favourite
The open-plan living area showcases a stone wall accent and high vaulted ceilings with exposed beams. A cozy sofa with decorative cushions faces a light-toned rug, while a stylish clock adorns the wall above the kitchen. Natural light streams through the windows, enhancing the space.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 228 reviews

Cwtch Y Wennol - Romantic Cottage in West Wales

Cwtch Y Wennol is a beautiful newly converted one bedroom stone-built cottage, situated at the end of a quiet winding lane with picturesque views of fields and woodland. This luxury cottage is just 3 miles from the market town Cardigan, and 5 miles from the beautiful sandy West Wales beaches and Pembrokeshire coastal path. The enclosed private garden with outdoor seating and BBQ, exposed beams and cosy log-burner make this the perfect year-round retreat.

Guest favourite
An attic studio is showcased with exposed wooden beams overhead. A spacious bed with two pillows is centered, while a breakfast bar area is visible with a coffee maker and kitchen essentials. Natural light enters through a window, enhancing the cozy atmosphere.
Loft
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 463 reviews

18th Century Secluded Apartment

Historical quirky building, the apartment offers a spacious, warm, stylish, private, & relaxing haven with 21st century comfort and fast wi-fi close to Cardigan Castle, & the Quayside. With cafe's just around the corner, & parking is just @ the bottom of street. The Wales Coastal path is right on your doorstep, this location is ideal for exploring The Pembrokeshire Coast national Park and Rural & Coastal Ceredigion with it's golden beaches.

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A charming stone cottage is displayed, featuring a red door and a diamond-shaped window. Lush greenery climbs the wall, and the front steps lead to a black iron railing. The structure is set within an inviting neighborhood, showcasing the quaint character of the area.
Cottage
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

Cottage in Cardigan

Cheerful two bedroom cottage situated in the bustling town of Cardigan with an array of restaurants, cafes and amenities on your doorstep. It is great base for exploring the best of what Cardigan bay has to offer. The property has recently been refurbished to a high standard and it is a quirky cottage set on three layers making it a cosy place to stay. Great for a family holiday, weekend away or even a business trip.

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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Cardigan

  • Total rentals

    30 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

    ÂŁ45 before taxes and fees

  • Total number of reviews

    2.1K reviews

  • Family-friendly rentals

    10 properties are a good fit for families

  • Pet-friendly rentals

    20 properties allow pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    20 properties have a dedicated workspace

Your guide to Cardigan

All About Cardigan

The town of Cardigan in the county of Ceredigion is as remote as it is charming. A quiet walking path along the banks of the River (Afon) Teifi leads into town, where you’ll be greeted by the sounds of merchants selling their wares in the covered Guildhall Market, the aroma of locally caught seafood dishes wafting from family-owned restaurants, and the sight of the restored 12th-century Cardigan Castle.

Not only does Cardigan offer plenty of historic charm, nature enthusiasts will enjoy the 70-mile-long River Teifi Trail, which leads through richly biodiverse marshes and wetlands. At the end of the trail, the Welsh Wildlife Centre reserve is home to water buffalo as well as otters, peregrine falcons, and numerous bird species.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Cardigan

Thanks to its proximity to the Irish Sea, Cardigan rarely experiences heat waves or freezing temperatures. However, October to March see considerably more rain than in the spring and summer. To capitalise on warm, sunny days, most of Cardigan’s outdoor events are scheduled for the spring and summer. One of the biggest is the Cardigan River and Food Festival in August, where people from all over the region show up for a rubber duck race, a best-dressed-boat competition, and delicious food. On the last Saturday in April, as seasonal rains ease, Barley Saturday takes over the town for a day with a parade and displays of classic tractors and vintage vehicles. A light jacket should be enough to keep you warm in the spring, but packing a waterproof layer is always a good idea in Wales.


Top things to do in Cardigan

Mwnt Beach

Around a 15-minute drive from town, Mwnt is home to a sheltered, sandy beach sandwiched between lush green hills and towering cliffs. One of the best places in Wales to spot dolphins, the beach can be reached via a set of steep steps, or you can take the scenic route via the Wales Coast Path. The climb up to Foel y Mwnt is rewarded with views stretching as far as Snowdonia on a clear day.

Cardigan Trail

Take in Cardigan’s appealing blend of historical and contemporary attractions by following the Cardigan Trail around town. Pick up a map at the information centre and wander around the historic stone Cardigan Bridge, the modern Gothic covered Guildhall Market, and the Theatr Mwldan arts and culture centre, in addition to other sites of note. Drop into a couple of the crafts and artisanal food shops while en route, and you’ll end up with lunch as well as gifts to bring home.

Cardigan Bay

Ceredigion’s waterways are a rich environment for marine life, from the Teifi Estuary near town, where the saltwater of the Irish Sea mixes with the freshwater of the Teifi, to the swirling waves off the coast. Head to nearby Poppit Sands or Gwbert by bike, car, or on foot for a guided wildlife tour, where you can look out for bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoises, Atlantic grey seals, and a variety of seabirds.

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