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A charming 19th-century Coach House is surrounded by a gravel courtyard, featuring blue accents on the windows and doors. Lush greenery from nearby trees and landscaped flower pots enhance the outdoor space, creating a serene setting. The spacious area allows for easy access and a welcoming appearance.
Cottage in English Bicknor
5 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

The Coach House

This expertly refurbished 19th-century Coach House is full of character and all ready for your luxurious relaxing break. The open-plan living area has a exceptional view, and when you want a change there's a large smart TV and good-quality broadband for entertainment. The kitchen comes with induction hob and oven, dishwasher and washing machine, as well as all the pots, pans & utensils you need for cooking up delicious meals. The shower room/toilet is conveniently tucked away in a corner. Walk up the distinctive oak staircase to find the upstairs bedroom, with its impressive round window. It sleeps up to three people in a kingsize double bed and a separate single, and there's also room for a travel cot for an infant.The Coach House is ideal for a couple on a romantic escape, or for a family with young children looking for a safe space to relax and play. KEY FEATURES - One bedroom – upstairs, with kingsize double and single bed, space for travel cot. - One shower room/toilet – downstairs. - Sleeps up to three, and infant. - Private outside terrace area with view, shared use of 1.5 acre secure meadow & gardens. - Dogs welcome, two maximum, small additional charge. - Young children welcome (but you may need to bring a stairgate for safety). - Smart TV (Netflix, iPlayer, Freesat etc). - Good-quality broadband/Wi-Fi (free). - Induction hob, oven, microwave, fridge (freezer available if required), dishwasher. - Dining table for four, two leather sofas. - Washing machine (and use of dryer if required). - Underfloor heating (powered by eco-friendly air source heat pumps). - Wood burner, first basket of logs free. The Coach House is bookable by the week (start day Friday), and for weekend and mid-week short breaks. ​ ​ ​

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A window with a white frame offers a view of green hills and trees in the distance. A simple white pitcher holding fresh greenery is placed on the windowsill, enhancing the natural light that fills the space.
Cabin in Symonds Yat
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews

Studio with a view

Take it easy at this unique & tranquil getaway. Situated in an AONB on top of the Great Doward in Symonds Yat West, this cozy stone building offers great walks and wildlife on your doorstep. Parking for 2 cars. En suite has a shower, toilet & a small sink. Great for exploring the Wye Valley, river pubs, biking, walking, or for doing absolutely nothing. River sports below at Ye Old Ferrie Inn, where the food & setting is exceptional. Sundays available for 2 night bookings. Sorry, no dogs.

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The converted barn is presented with natural stone walls and a wooden facade. The entrance is framed by window boxes filled with flowers. A set of stairs leads to the main door, with a railing providing safety. Surrounding greenery enhances the tranquil setting.
Barn in Symonds Yat
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

Converted Cider Press with mod cons in Wye Valley

Superhost. The converted Cider Press is ideal for a country retreat in the heart of the Wye Valley and on the edge of the Forest of Dean.Symonds Yat West is a village and a popular tourist destination which straddles the River Wye. The Press has been carefully renovated from a derelict working cider mill to a high standard comfortable abode.A place to relax or enjoy some mountain biking,canoeing,paddle boarding or a ramble through the woods to King Arthurs Cave or up to Yat Rock. Relax & Relax

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The charming 16th Century Tudor cottage is framed by a lush garden filled with colorful flowers. The exterior features whitewashed walls and several large windows, with a table and chairs positioned on the patio area, inviting outdoor relaxation in a tranquil setting.
Cottage in Broad Oak
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

The Covey, a Tudor cottage for two.

Set in tranquil countryside, down owner’s private drive, this charming, spacious, 16th Century Tudor cottage enjoys beautiful views, own secluded, walled, pretty rose garden, private gate, secure for dogs. A perfect romantic cottage for couples. It boasts oak beams, an ingle nook fireplace with wood burner and a large airy cruck beamed bedroom with stunning far reaching views over the Herefordshire countryside. Enjoy the morning sun over breakfast, near the open door and listen to the birds.

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A scenic view capturing the Wye Valley at sunset. Rolling hills and dense trees create a lush backdrop, with the river winding gently through the landscape. The cottages can be seen nestled among the greenery, offering a sense of tranquility and natural beauty.
Cottage in Symonds Yat
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Stylish yet cosy retreat nestled in The Wye Valley

Nestled in the heart of The Wye Valley AONB yet only a stone’s throw from picturesque gastropubs, 4 Wye Rapids is the perfect place to get away from it all and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The stunning setting of Symonds Yat boasts incredible vistas in every season and offers beautiful walks from your doorstep, water activities on the nearby river and a base to explore The Forest of Dean, The Welsh Borders and The Brecon Beacons all of which are only a short drive away.

Top guest favourite
A feature arched window frames panoramic views of rolling hills and fields, with sunlight illuminating the stone wall and wooden shutters. A vase of fresh flowers sits on a round table, enhancing the inviting atmosphere of the open living space.
Cottage in Saint Briavels
5 out of 5 average rating, 330 reviews

Set in AONB & 40 Acres of Private Countryside

Perfectly situated to explore all the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean has to offer, The Apple Loft is an idyllic getaway popular with honeymooners, walkers, cyclists and those just wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With panoramic views across Mork Valley, guests can walk our grassy tracks, explore the old lime kilns, picnic in our fields, say ‘hello’ to the pet sheep and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature, stars and sunsets in this magical and relaxing retreat.

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A half-timbered manor house is set within a spacious, green landscape. The building is surrounded by lush trees, with a clear blue sky overhead. A peaceful freshwater lake and gently rolling hills are visible in the background, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere.
Home in Ross-on-Wye
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 282 reviews

The Game Larders

Wythall is a half-timbered manor house in a secluded and idyllic setting with garden, fresh water lake, wooded grounds and vineyards. You will enjoy peace and quiet here and see an abundance of wildlife. Wine tastings and vineyard tours are also available via appointment. The Game Larders is completely self contained and situated in the west wing of the manor house. It is well equipped and furnished, with access to ample parking space and central heating throughout. Pets are welcome.

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An outdoor dining area features a wooden picnic table surrounded by potted plants and flowers. Cushions are placed on the bench seats, and a small garden area is visible in the background, showcasing greenery. The exterior walls of the property display a rustic stone finish, with a sloped roof above.
Place to stay in Symonds Yat
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

The Boathouse on the River Wye with stunning views

Relax and take in the beautiful surrounding scenery at Boathouse which sits along the bank of River Wye in an AONB with spectacular views across the river. There are plenty of activities/adventures to keep you busy! Including wild swimming, canoeing, paddle boarding, climbing Yat rock, bike riding, woodland walks and fishing. The Boathouse garden is a wonderful place to take in the local wildlife. Local market towns for all your amenities: Monmouth 4 miles Ross on Wye 8 miles

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A light-filled living area is furnished with a green sofa adorned with decorative cushions. A wooden coffee table sits in front, while large windows framed by floral curtains offer views of the lush greenery outside. A potted plant adds a touch of nature to the space.
Cottage in Symonds Yat
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Delightful Mews Cottage Overlooking the Wye Valley

Wyewood Cottage, refurbished in 2022, is set in the beautiful Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with stunning views of the surrounding area. Inside, you will find everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Outside there is a private seating area and a large shared landscaped garden, where you can picnic or just sit and enjoy the gorgeous view. It is within easy reach of the river and is the perfect location for walking, kayaking, cycling and much more.

Top guest favourite
The cottage's exterior is framed by a lush garden, featuring colorful flower pots and a gravel path. A shaded area with a green chair offers a peaceful spot to relax, while the soft sunlight illuminates the charming white facade and surrounding greenery.
Cottage in Scowles
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 320 reviews

Country cottage with private woodland and orchard.

Our beautiful beamed attached cottage complete with log burner is set in over 3 acres of private ancient woodland, in the Forest of Dean near the River Wye. The garden path leads down to a secluded orchard which is a haven for birds, deer & wildlife. The cottage is located in a quiet country lane, with walks to our local pubThe Ostrich Inn and town. We are close to all ammenities, cycle trails, river activities and the best of what the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley has to offer.

Guest favourite
A panoramic view of the Wye Valley is presented, showcasing rolling green hills, a meandering river, and lush trees. The bright blue sky complements the vibrant landscape, enhancing the peaceful surroundings of the cottage.
Cottage in Symonds Yat
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 317 reviews

Wye View Cottage

The semi- detached cottage is set in a peaceful location with breathtaking views of the Wye Valley. The cosy cottage is set in an ideal location for either a peaceful relaxing break or an active holiday with foot paths, bike trails, canoeing and rock climbing right on the door step. The cottage has its own garden with seating areas to sit and relax whilst taking in the panoramic views across the valley. There are a few traditional pubs and restaurants nearby.

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A spacious bed with neatly arranged light grey linens is positioned under an open window. Lush greenery is visible outside, framing a distant house nestled within the trees. Soft natural light illuminates the room.
Guest suite in Symonds Yat
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 178 reviews

A Cosy guest suite with private parking

Discover the beauty of the Wye Valley at The Spinney, nestled in an AONB by the river Wye. Enjoy walks, cycling, kayaking, paddle-boarding or relax in picturesque pubs. The guest suite has a private entrance, bright but small seating area comprising of a dining table and chairs and two reading chairs. There is a utility, shower room and bedroom suite upstairs. Ideal for couples or family with a small child with space for a fold-down bed.

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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Symonds Yat

  • Total rentals

    60 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

    £60 before taxes and fees

  • Total number of reviews

    2.8K reviews

  • Family-friendly rentals

    20 properties are a good fit for families

  • Pet-friendly rentals

    20 properties allow pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    10 properties have a dedicated workspace

Your guide to Symonds Yat

All About Symonds Yat

Centrally located in the designated Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just a few kilometres from the Welsh border, Symonds Yat is a picturesque village with traditional whitewashed English cottages nestled amid the willows along the River Wye. Wood-clad passenger boats ferry travellers up and down the river, weaving between kayakers and paddleboarders, and beer gardens line the water’s edge. Densely wooded hillsides stretch up the valley, framing the town in green. Cafes perched atop ancient stone walls provide exceptional views of the picturesque valley, as well as local ales and home-inspired meals.

Travellers flock to Symonds Yat not just for its laid-back atmosphere but also for all the opportunities it offers to explore the surrounding nature areas, including hiking, swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Symonds Yat

Overall, the climate of Symonds Yat is temperate, with moderate variations between the seasons. The summer months are characterized by warm, sun-filled days, prompting locals and visitors alike to take to the water for afternoons of swimming and paddling. Conversely, the winters tend to be cold and dark. Temperatures drop during these months, bringing many frosty mornings and the occasional dusting of snow. For hiking and exploring the hinterlands, the shoulder seasons, particularly in the latter half of the year, can be an excellent time to visit, as the temperatures are brisk, and brilliant earthen orange hues dominate the autumn landscape. Regardless of the time of year, it is a good idea to pack a rain jacket, as precipitation is common and relatively consistent throughout the year, with moderate upticks in the fall and winter.


Top things to do in Symonds Yat

Symonds Yat Rock

Located on the site of a 2,500-year-old fort, Symonds Yat Rock’s high cliffs offer one of the most dramatic, and romantic, viewpoints over the Wye Valley and the Dean Forest. Hiking trails and cycling paths will lead you through the beautiful woods of Herefordshire up to this observation point, which is also one of the region's best spots for spotting hawks and falcons.

Goodrich Castle

This beautifully preserved, 11th-century stone fortification is open for visitors to explore. Here you’ll find a wonderfully maintained exhibition that displays cannonballs and other artefacts found in the area that date back to the English Civil War, which the castle played a prominent role in in 1646. In the castle’s awe-inspiring, 13th-century chapel, you can bask in the multicoloured light from 800-year-old stained glass windows.

King Arthur's Cave

Mystery surrounds the history of this limestone cave formation, just west of town, and how it came to share a name with the legendary English king. Today, the cave is noted for its fascinating geological makeup and expansive interior. Before reaching the mouth of the cave, you’ll follow trails that meander through the ancient forests of the Lord’s Wood. You can explore the shallow cave and the surrounding woods of the Herefordshire Nature Trust between dawn and dusk each day.

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