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Best family friendly Wales holiday rentals

Among the 71739 accommodations in Wales, here are the 4 best family friendly rentals

Luxe Living Guest House-sleeps 6 -Family Friendly-private Parking-wifi-city-beach - Wales
9.5 195 reviews

Luxe Living Guest House-sleeps 6 -Family Friendly-private Parking-wifi-city-beach

apartment, Swansea
This Swansea apartment is situated just a short distance from the city centre and a 29-minute walk from Swansea Marina, making it a great base for exploring the city and its surroundings. Guests have consistently rated the apartment as excellent for its cleanliness, location and overall experience.
The apartment is spacious and comfortably sleeps six people, making it ideal for families or groups of friends. It offers a range of amenities, including free Wi-Fi, private parking, and easy access to beaches and local attractions.
Danderi Retreat - Old Taylor's   - Glandwr - Pembs - Wales
9.9 418 reviews

Danderi Retreat - Old Taylor's - Glandwr - Pembs

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This studio apartment is situated in the village of Glandwr, just 20 kilometres from the Pembrokeshire coast and 10 kilometres from the Preseli Mountains, offering a peaceful escape in a historic cottage with stunning river views. The studio has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and user experience, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
The self-contained studio apartment can accommodate up to two guests, and features a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, freezer, and microwave. Guests can enjoy the tranquil garden, explore the surrounding woodland, or participate in on-site activities such as painting classes, fire pit evenings, and horse accommodation.
The Old Barn - Wales
9.8 102 reviews

The Old Barn

house, Mold
The Old Barn is situated in Mold, a charming town in North Wales, conveniently located within easy reach of popular attractions like Chester Racecourse, Bodelwyddan Castle, and Chester Zoo. This property has consistently received excellent ratings from previous guests for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The cottage offers a comfortable and private space with a bedroom and a bathroom, covering 90 square meters and accommodating up to 2 guests. The property includes a fully equipped kitchen, a private garden, free Wi-Fi, and on-site parking, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable stay.
The Granary - Wales
9.1 48 reviews

The Granary

house, Abergavenny
The Granary is a spacious three-bedroom house in Abergavenny, approximately 48 kilometres from Cardiff and its attractions including Cardiff University and the Motorpoint Arena Cardiff.
This 200 square metre property sleeps six, boasting three bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, a private patio, garden, bar, tennis court, free parking, and free Wi-Fi; nearby hiking trails offer additional outdoor activities.

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Best Wales holiday rentals with a pool

Among the 71739 accommodations in Wales, here are the 4 best rentals with a pool

Beautiful Apartment With Private Pool Near Tenby - Wales
9.7 282 reviews

Beautiful Apartment With Private Pool Near Tenby

apartment, Kilgetty
This apartment is located just 4.4km from Oakwood Theme Park and 3.9km from Folly Farm, making it a great base for exploring the Pembrokeshire coast. It has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness and overall user experience.
The apartment is spacious, with 83 square metres of floor space and can comfortably accommodate up to 6 guests. It offers a range of amenities including a private pool, a garden, a tennis court and free parking.
1 Bed In Abergavenny (Oc-bn113) - Wales
10 3 reviews

1 Bed In Abergavenny (Oc-bn113)

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This Brecon Beacons cottage, situated 1.6km from Abergavenny and 11km from Sugar Loaf, offers stunning views towards the Sugar Loaf mountain and is ideal for exploring the Brecon Beacons National Park, with attractions such as Tretower Court and Castle within easy reach.
The self-catering property features a twin bedroom (convertible to super-king), a shower room, an open-plan living area with a wood burner, a fully equipped kitchen with fridge and freezer, and access to a shared heated indoor swimming pool (seasonal); it sleeps two, with an adjoining cottage available for extra guests, and includes on-site stabling for horses.
Caravan By The Beach - Wales
10 11 reviews

Caravan By The Beach

house, Kinmel Bay
This caravan by the beach in Kinmel Bay offers direct access to a private beach area and is located 7.4 kilometers from Bodelwyddan Castle, with Towyn Beach a short walk away.
This property accommodates up to 11 guests with 2 bathrooms, a kitchen, swimming pool, terrace/balcony, on-site restaurant, free WiFi, and complimentary private parking, alongside a children's playground and full-day security.
Long Mountain View Tiny House With Hot Tub - Wales
9.9 230 reviews

Long Mountain View Tiny House With Hot Tub

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This Church Stoke log cabin, situated approximately 1.6 km from Offa's Dyke Path, offers a secluded retreat within 5 acres of grounds.
Sleeping up to three guests, this self-catering tiny house boasts a kitchenette with microwave and air fryer, a private hot tub, and access to a shared swimming pool, games room, and fire pit.

Frequently asked questions about holiday rentals in Wales

  • What are the must-see places in Wales?

    Wales boasts many stunning locations. For castles, Caernarfon Castle and Conwy Castle are iconic, while Cardiff Castle offers a blend of history and city life. Snowdonia National Park is a must for hikers, with Mount Snowdon as its peak. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park offers dramatic coastal scenery and beautiful beaches like Barafundle Bay. For something different, consider the Brecon Beacons National Park with its stunning mountains and waterfalls.
  • What are the best Airbnb and holiday rentals in Wales?

    Pwllgwilym B & B, Self-contained Mountain-top Retreat and Abergwynant Farm Glamping & Apartments are the most popular Airbnb and holiday rentals in Wales among travellers.

  • Where should I book a Holiday Rental in Wales?

    Wales is a big country, which means plenty of beautiful places to stay and appreciate the regional beauty of the place. One of the easiest ways to do so is by staying in areas like Cardiff, Bangor, Tenby, The Mumbles, Beaumaris, Brecon, and St. Davids, and be in close proximity to almost all famous attractions of the destination. All these areas are well equipped with holiday rentals and other accommodation options.

  • What are the typical activities to do in Wales?

    Activities vary greatly depending on your interests. Hiking and climbing in Snowdonia and the Brecon Beacons are popular. Coastal walks along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path offer breathtaking views. You can explore historic castles, visit charming market towns like Hay-on-Wye (famous for its bookshops), or enjoy watersports in various locations. There are also opportunities for mountain biking, kayaking, and wildlife spotting.
  • What are the most popular Airbnbs in Wales?

    Among the Airbnbs in Wales, Self-contained Mountain-top Retreat, The Annex At The Oaks and Wooden Cabin In The Forest are the most popular ones.

  • What kind of Holiday Rentals are available in Wales?

    Holiday rentals or vacation rentals are available in the form of penthouses, apartments, and bungalows. Wales is known for its countryside appeal, so be assured of a hot tub instead of a jacuzzi and a cozy English cottage as opposed to a conventionally modern bungalow. Remotely placed cottages are a classic amongst all the holiday rentals available in Wales.

  • Which part of Wales offers the most pleasant climate?

    Wales's climate is generally temperate, but the south and west tend to be milder and less windy than the north and east. Pembrokeshire in the south-west often enjoys the warmest temperatures and the most sunshine. However, it's worth noting that weather in Wales can be unpredictable, so packing layers is always a good idea.
  • What are the best holiday rentals with a pool in Wales?

  • Where should I sleep when a football match is going on in Wales?

    Cardiff City Stadium, Racecourse Ground, Liberty Stadium, and Millennium Stadium are the ones holding international football matches. Hence, staying close to them is a big concern for football fanatics when matches are going on. So, some of the best areas to stay and be risk-free during football matches are Cardiff, Wrexham, and Swansea.

  • What airport options are there for reaching Wales?

    Cardiff Airport (CWL) is the main airport serving Wales, offering numerous flights from within the UK and some European destinations. Other airports such as Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL), Bristol Airport (BRS), and Birmingham Airport (BHX) are also relatively close to parts of Wales and can be good alternatives, depending on your final destination within Wales.
  • What are the best rentals for families and kids in Wales?

    The best rentals for families and kids in Wales are Pwllgwilym B & B, Abergwynant Farm Glamping & Apartments and Parva Farmhouse Riverside Guesthouse.

  • What are the best things to do in Wales?

    Before you know it, Wales is going to flood you with options that will send tingles down your spine. Some of the best things to enjoy a pumping vacation are by trying ziplining, sliding through the underground caverns at Llechwedd Slate Caverns, exploring the submarine life and surfing on the Welsh waters at Pembrokshire, riding a jet boat, opting for white water rafting, going for mountain biking and spending a day coasteering.

  • Are there specific challenges to driving in Wales that visitors should know?

    Driving in Wales can be challenging in some areas due to narrow, winding roads, especially in mountainous regions like Snowdonia and the Brecon Beacons. Be prepared for steep inclines and single-track roads. Check the weather forecast before setting out, as rain can make conditions more difficult. Driving in rural areas may require more concentration and slower speeds.
  • What are the best rentals or Airbnbs with a jacuzzi in Wales?

    The best holiday rentals or Airbnb with a jacuzzi in Wales are Snowdonia Mawddach Cabin + Hot Tub, The Annex At The Oaks and Trenewydd Farm Holiday Cottages.

  • What are some must-see sites in Wales?

    Wales is a natural beauty and it won’t be long before you realize you’re falling for the place. Places like Snowdonia National Park, Snowdon, Conwy Castle, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, National Trust - Bodnant Garden, Caerphilly Castle, Pen y Fan, Ynys Llanddwyn, Wales Millennium Centre, National Trust - Erddig, Big Pit National Coal Museum, Marloes Sands, Cardiff Castle & National Museum, and Beddgelert & Betws-y-Coed, are what make it seem like a fairyland, so make sure you visit these.

  • What currency is used in Wales?

    The currency used in Wales is the pound sterling (£).
  • What are the top festivals to experience in Wales?

    Wales hosts many festivals throughout the year. The National Eisteddfod, a celebration of Welsh language and culture, is a significant event. The Green Man Festival is a popular music festival. Numerous smaller local festivals celebrating food, music, and arts take place across the country. Checking local event listings closer to your travel dates will give you the most up-to-date information on specific events.
  • What is the best time of year to visit Wales?

    The best time to visit depends on your preferences. Summer (June-August) offers warm weather, ideal for hiking and outdoor activities, but it's also the peak tourist season. Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offer pleasant temperatures with fewer crowds, while winter (November-March) is perfect for cosy breaks and winter sports in the mountains, though some attractions may have limited opening hours.
  • What are some local dishes to try in Wales?

    Welsh cuisine is hearty and delicious. Try Cawl (a hearty lamb and vegetable stew), Welsh rarebit (a cheese sauce on toast), Laverbread (a seaweed delicacy), bara brith (a fruitcake), and Welsh cakes (small, sweet cakes).
  • What emergency numbers should you know in case of a medical or security issue in Wales?

    For medical emergencies, dial 999. For non-emergency police matters, dial 101. In case of fire, dial 999.
  • What etiquette tips are important when visiting Wales?

    Being polite and respectful is always appreciated. Learning a few basic Welsh phrases is a nice gesture. In more rural areas, it's courteous to keep noise levels down, especially in the countryside. Respecting local customs and traditions is also important.
  • What are the best areas to spend a week in Wales?

    A week allows for exploring different regions. You could spend a few days in Snowdonia National Park, followed by a few days in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, and perhaps a day or two in Cardiff. Another option could be exploring the Brecon Beacons, the Gower Peninsula and a city like Swansea or Cardiff.
  • What are the best areas to spend a weekend in Wales?

    For a weekend, focus on one region. Snowdonia is great for hiking and stunning scenery. The Pembrokeshire Coast offers coastal walks and beautiful beaches. Cardiff provides a vibrant city experience with its castle and museums. The Brecon Beacons are ideal for a more rugged, mountainous escape.
  • What are the top shopping destinations in Wales?

    Cardiff offers a wide range of shopping options, from high street brands to independent boutiques. There are also charming market towns like Hay-on-Wye, known for its numerous bookshops, and smaller towns with unique local shops and craft stores.
  • What are some off-the-beaten-path places to explore in Wales?

    The Llyn Peninsula in North Wales offers stunning coastal scenery and charming villages away from the main tourist routes. The Vale of Glamorgan, south of Cardiff, has beautiful countryside and historic sites. Exploring some of the smaller, less-visited national trust properties can offer a quieter and more intimate experience.

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Best Wales holiday rentals with parking

Free Dog Stay - Large Apartment - Free Public Parking Bedroom Tv, Walk In Shower - Full Kitchen - Netflix - Super Fast Wifi - Dvd's-welcome Tray - No Deposits - Just Meters From Gavin N Stacey Film House - Wales
9.2 45 reviews

Free Dog Stay - Large Apartment - Free Public Parking Bedroom Tv, Walk In Shower - Full Kitchen - Netflix - Super Fast Wifi - Dvd's-welcome Tray - No Deposits - Just Meters From Gavin N Stacey Film House

house, Barry
This apartment is located on Barry High Street, a 2.4km walk from Barry Island Pleasure Park and a 2.4km walk from Romilly Park, making it a great base for exploring the town. It has received very good user ratings and excellent ratings for location and cleanliness.
The flat has one bathroom and offers a spacious 74 square metre living space. Amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area, a lounge, a flat-screen TV, a DVD player, a DVD library, free Wi-Fi, a hairdryer, an iron, and an ironing board.
Flying Scotsman Unique Carriage Pet Friendly! Lazy Spa Can Be Available Upon Request With Additional Cost Of 40 - Wales
9.6 44 reviews

Flying Scotsman Unique Carriage Pet Friendly! Lazy Spa Can Be Available Upon Request With Additional Cost Of 40

house, Bridgend
This pet-friendly house in Bridgend offers convenient access to Cardiff's attractions, being approximately 35-40km from Cardiff Castle, the Principality Stadium, and Cardiff University.
The 168 square metre property features one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeps three guests, and includes a fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi, private parking, and a garden.
Hen Hafod - Wales
9.7 112 reviews

Hen Hafod

house, Llanfor
Hen Hafod is a holiday home located in Bala, North Wales, just 33km from Horseshoe Pass, 38km from Lake Vyrnwy, and 41km from Chirk Castle. This charming town is known for its tranquil atmosphere and stunning natural surroundings, making it a perfect base for exploring the beauty of Snowdonia National Park. The property has consistently received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
This 3-bedroom home comfortably sleeps up to 6 guests and features a well-equipped kitchen with a fridge, microwave oven, and dishwasher. Guests can enjoy free private parking, a peaceful setting, and easy access to a range of activities, including hiking, fishing, kayaking, and more.
Carthouse Cottage - Wales
9.7 3 reviews

Carthouse Cottage

house, Walton East
This detached house in Walton East is located 9 kilometres from Wiston Castle and 37 kilometres from St David's Cathedral, with Cardiff Airport 143 kilometres away.
This 105 square meter cottage accommodates up to 9 guests across two bedrooms and two bathrooms, featuring a fully equipped kitchen, a swimming pool, a garden, a games room, and free WiFi.

Best Wales holiday rentals with a balcony

Bodeinion - Wales
9.8 115 reviews

Bodeinion

house, Nefyn
Bodeinion, a renovated holiday home in Nefyn, Gwynedd, is situated 3.7km from Nefyn & District Golf Club and offers easy access to Snowdonia National Park, with Bangor Cathedral and Portmeirion within a 46km and 35km radius respectively.
This 167 square metre property sleeps six across three bedrooms and one bathroom, boasting a fully equipped kitchen, patio, garden, free Wi-Fi, and private parking; nearby activities include snorkeling, windsurfing, cycling, fishing, and hiking.
South Wales Yurt-cosy, Log Burner & Private Garden - Wales
8.9 11 reviews

South Wales Yurt-cosy, Log Burner & Private Garden

glamping, Undy
South Wales Yurt-Cosy, a unique yurt in Undy, South Wales, is located 31km from Bristol Parkway Station and 32km from the University of South Wales Cardiff campus.
This 16 square metre dwelling offers one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeps three guests, and features a private garden with a log burner, barbecue, and designated picnic area.
92 Lake View - Wales
9.2 112 reviews

92 Lake View

chalet, Caernarfon
92 Lake View is a charming chalet situated in Caernarfon, just a short drive from Snowdon Mountain Railway, Snowdon, and Bangor Cathedral, offering easy access to the stunning Welsh countryside. The chalet has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
This two-bedroom chalet comfortably accommodates up to five guests and features a well-equipped kitchen, a terrace with lake views, and a private bathroom with a shower. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a swimming pool, a restaurant, a bar, and a children's playground.
House ∙ 8 Bedrooms ∙ 16 Guests - Wales
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House ∙ 8 Bedrooms ∙ 16 Guests

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This 8-bedroom, 5-bathroom house is located on Barmouth High Street, a short walk from Barmouth Beach, shops, and restaurants.
This property offers accommodation for up to 16 guests, featuring a large kitchen, a formal dining room for 12, a first-floor living room, and an outdoor decked terrace, with one allocated parking space.
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