Holiday rentals in North Wales

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A unique treehouse design showcases a rustic exterior with wooden walls and large windows. Surrounded by lush greenery, a small patio with chairs invites relaxation. The tree grows through the structure, creating a harmonious blend of nature and architecture.
Home in Isle of Anglesey
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 317 reviews

Treehouse close to the Anglesey Coast

In the depths of North-west Anglesey and close to the and coastal paths sits a quirky Treehouse. Tucked away a mile off the main road the little nest sits around a tree which grows inside the space. It shares its home with the owners as it sits in a corner of their garden. With peacocks (very early hooting during Spring), owls, a woodpecker, cats and dogs, there is plenty of amusement. The stars shine brightly, the surroundings are wild and not manicured but it is a haven for wildlife and birds

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Cabin in Y Ffor
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 258 reviews

ARA Cabin - Caseg

Set on a family farm, the cabin is a peaceful luxurious retreat with spectacular views of Snowdonia and Cardigan Bay. Cattle graze in open pastures all around. The faint sound of the stream running in the distance that you can wonder down to through the ancient woodland. Enjoy views from Snowdon down the Welsh coast from a king size bed. The warm glow from the fire flickering on the pillow. The large rainfall shower and warmth underfoot from underfloor heating perfect on a cold evening.

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A wooden tree cabin is perched above a gently flowing river, surrounded by lush greenery. Large windows provide scenic views, and a small table is positioned on the ground nearby. The area is dotted with autumn leaves, enhancing the natural setting.
Treehouse in Wrexham
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 238 reviews

Elevated Quirky Cabin over River

This romantic tree cabin is located on the edge of a tranquil woodland at the bottom of a beautiful privately owned 5 acre garden, overlooking a hypnotic river waterfall. This majestic retreat is where you can unwind, relax and recharge, with full access to the BBQ area and on site sauna. If sitting back is not for you there are several local country walks and attractions. By car Wrexham is just 5 minutes away, Chester 25 minutes and if you fancy a day in Liverpool, it’s only an hour away.

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A wood-fired hot tub is seen overlooking a sweeping view of rolling hills and distant mountains under a clear blue sky. The tub's surface reflects the sunlight, inviting relaxation while surrounded by lush greenery.
Farm stay in Conwy
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 279 reviews

Tŷ Farm Retreat Mountain View + Nordic Hot Tub

Wake up to breath taking mountain views, acres of rolling hills and the relaxing sound of wildlife and the babbling brook. The perfect couples retreat to unwind. Experience the wood-fired Nordic hot tub immersed in nature with uninterrupted panoramic views. The stylish studio is self-contained with large windows, private entrance and west facing terrace to enjoy breakfast, lunch & dinner & take taking in the stunning mountain views of Snowdonia. 600MB WiFi for movies or remote workers.

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The A-frame lodge is showcased from an angled view, highlighting its distinct sloped roof and dark exterior. A spacious deck is visible, constructed from warm wood, featuring modern seating options. Surrounding greenery complements the structure, emphasizing the connection to the natural landscape.
Place to stay in Pentre-celyn
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Sigrid Lodge ( Graig Escapes )

Welcome to Sigrid Lodge, one of our Scandinavian A frame lodges here at Graig Escapes. Set in the beautiful vale of clywd area of outstanding natural beauty, surrounded by open fields and beautiful countryside. Enjoy being greeted by our Alpacas on arrival and when you step inside Sigrid lodge we hope to blow your mind with the stunning A frame design, finished in a Scandinavian and nordic style which boasts a wood fire, oak flooring, lots of lovely rugs and woollen blankets.

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An outdoor patio area features a wooden table with two benches, set against a stunning view of the landscape. A fire pit with logs stands nearby, surrounded by green grass and stone walls. Bright clouds drift across the blue sky, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere.
Shepherd’s hut in Gwynedd
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 389 reviews

Gwenlli Shepherds Hut

Here is our newly completed shepherds Hut -Gwenlli a welsh name that depicts the view of Bardsey Island on the horizon. Situated in a peaceful corner of our field, nestled in the hills above the small village of Talybont in Snowdonia. Overlooking cardigan bay and boasting panaramic views from the Snowdon mountain range in the north to witnessing a memorable sunset over the Lleyn peninsula with a drink in your hand whilst relaxing in the easy to use electric jacuzzi hot tub.

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An aerial view of The Summerhouse Tower situated amidst expansive green fields. The tower's distinctive architecture is highlighted, with its round structure and decorative roof. Surrounding hedges and a pathway lead towards the entrance, emphasizing the property’s secluded and tranquil environment.
Tower in Eyton on Severn
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

A romantic historic tower for 2

The Summerhouse Tower is a very special holiday-home-for-two set within the rolling Shropshire countryside. A Grade II listed tower, this unique, romantic retreat enjoys excellent views to the east, and views of the Shropshire Hills to the south and the west. The Tower, built circa 1607, was originally used as a banqueting house for entertaining dinner guests. Whilst the main house was destroyed by a fire, The Summer House is available for cosy stays throughout the year.

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The exterior of Tudor Cottage is surrounded by a well-maintained garden, featuring lush greenery and a stone border. A seating area with multiple chairs is visible, along with a shaded gazebo. A blue shed and picnic benches are situated to the side, enhancing the outdoor space.
Cottage in Bala
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 180 reviews

Amazing Views, Hilltop Sauna, Lake & Wild Swimming

When you book Tudor Cottage, you get: Fantastic walks right from the doorstep and recommendations for walks, places to visit and activities a short drive away. A woodburning hilltop sauna with a glass wall and fantastic views, parking onsite, small lake for wild swimming, with 2 Kayaks, 2 Standup Paddle boards and a rowing boat. Table tennis, pool table, dart board and Frisbee Golf course. Good wi-fi and mobile signal. Check-in 4pm - Check-out 11am acottageinwales

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Bungalow in Isle of Anglesey
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Spectacular views of the North Wales coastline

Experience coastal bliss in this charming bungalow along the Anglesey Coastal Path. Panoramic sea views showcase the rugged beauty of the Anglesey coastline, offering a front-row seat to nature's spectacle. Wake up to the soothing sounds of the sea and immerse yourself in the tranquility of coastal living. Take advantage of this perfect location to explore this island on foot. Price includes cleaning at the end of your stay and freshly laundered bedding and towels.

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A roundhouse with a grassy roof is nestled among trees in a woodland setting. Warm light glows from the windows, illuminating the entrance that is bordered by a winding path surrounded by lush greenery.
Earthen home in Clynnog-fawr
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 536 reviews

Beautiful Woodland Roundhouse/Fairy/Hobbit house

Beautiful Woodland Hobbit/ Fairy/ Witch house Nestled away in our woodland is our roundhouse. Beautifully from straw bales and super insulated with gas hob, wood burner and running water. Come hideaway, hibernate, nestle and nuzzle.. tend fires, read, jump in our lake, pick salad and eggs from the farm... This cabin offers the perfect place to step into a different pace, to be at one with nature, to slow down and think about what matters in the world.

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Dome in Denbighshire
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 286 reviews

Unique Off Grid Dome, Stunning views and landscape

Off Grid unique Panoramic Dome, sleeping 2 adults.Double bed, log burner & amazing views. As you enter your quirky dome, you’ll be tempted to dive into the double bed and devour those views! You’ll also find comfy seating – the ideal spot for a cup of tea .Simply yet effectively furnished, the space reinforces the sense that this is a sanctuary. Its remote location means that the Dome is off grid. Greener Camping Club Members, see other details below.

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A modern glamping cabin is showcased, featuring large glass windows adorned with warm LED lighting. Two outdoor chairs are positioned on the deck, offering a place to relax and enjoy the surroundings. The natural landscape is visible in the background.
Tiny home in Powys
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 99 reviews

Luxury getaway in Lake Vyrnwy

Are you ready for an unforgettable getaway? Experience the beauty of nature without sacrificing comfort at our luxury glamping site nestled in the heart of Lake Vyrnwy. What we offer: • Private hydrotherapy hot tub • Built in Bluetooth speakers • Stunning views • Free WiFi • Central heating • Balcony with outdoor seating • BBQ Immerse yourself in the natural beauty, create unforgettable memories while discovering the true meaning of relaxation.

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All about North Wales

North Wales is home to pretty fishing towns, miles of rugged coastal paths, and millennia-old lore and legend. North Wales was once the land of Celtic clans, ruled over by the Romans, and the contested property of several warring British kingdoms. As with the rest of the country, the scenic landscape is a wild and beautiful mix of mountains, rivers, cliff faces, and rolling fields.

From Llandudno to Llangollen and from Anglesey to Snowdonia, North Wales towns offer one of the oldest European languages, countless castles, and plenty of cream teas. You may find yourself driving down narrow, winding, hedge-lined roads or wandering along sandy beaches, contemplating the grey expanse of the Irish Sea. in North Wales, you’ll find no end of opportunities for exploration. Adventurous outdoor activities await, including hiking, cycling, rock climbing, and water sports — even one of the world’s first indoor surfing locations.

What are the top things to do in North Wales?

Ffestiniog Railway

This 13.5-mile-long railway, established in 1832, operates under the world’s oldest independent company. Hop on at Porthmadog Harbour and take it easy as your heritage steam train rumbles along to Blaenau Ffestiniog, meandering through mountains and past waterfalls, forests, and pastures, with a journey time of just over an hour.

Anglesey

Make the drive over the Menai Suspension Bridge or Pont Britannia from the mainland to explore over 120 miles of rugged shoreline by bike, on foot, or from a kayak. You can tour the 13th-century moated Beaumaris Castle on the eastern coast, make your way around the island’s five working lighthouses, and spot seals and porpoises from the coastal path while coughs circle overhead.

Conwy Castle

Built in the 13th century for Edward I, Conwy Castle in Conwy is one of the finest medieval castles in Europe. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the fortress and its eight towers are in an impressive state of preservation. Restored spiral staircases make it possible to walk the entire circuit of the battlements, gazing across the kingdom as King Edward would have over seven centuries ago.

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