Carmarthenshire Holiday Cottages

Carmarthenshire Cottages

Carmarthen

Bed in Llansteffan (74267)

Ref: S229390

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom – king-size - 1 bathroom - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and dishwasher - Access to utility room if required – please ask owner - Wood burner (large basket of logs...

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£76

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Carmarthen

Spring Garden Cottage

Ref: S669484

Reviews 17

Laugharne is known for its association with the poet Dylan Thomas, and a trip to his Boat House and the writing shed where he composed most of his works is an unforgettable experience. The castle sits atop a low ridge overlooking the expansive Taf...

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£130

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Carmarthen

Yr Hen Ysgubor

Ref: S854618

Reviews 4

St. Clears is a small town set inland between Carmarthen and the coastal resorts of the Pembrokeshire coast. Great for exploring the South Wales coastline, the area is ideal for walkers, cyclists, and explorers alike. St. Clears hosts a variety of...

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£52

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Ammanford

6 Erwr Brenhinoedd

Ref: S480945

Reviews 17

Llandybie is a lively community with a variety of local amenities including a charming pub, eateries, a local shop and butchers, as well as a connection to the scenic Heart of Wales railway line. It's a thriving community with its own golf course,...

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£47

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Whitland

The Hideaway at The Barn

Ref: S39499

Reviews 31

Amroth is a coastal village in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and is the southern start of the award-winning Pembrokeshire Coast Path. The village has a selection of pubs serving good food, cafes and shops close to the beach which offers...

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£79

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Llanfihangel-ar-Arth

Cilrhiw Isaf

Ref: S1028771

The old slate quarrying village of Llan Ffestiniog quietly rests close to the impressive Manod and Moelwyn Mountains, near the centre of Snowdonia National Park. Nearby Blaenau Ffestiniog, once the world's capital of slate quarrying and in the...

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£60

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Llandovery

Threshing Barn

Ref: S125737

Reviews 5

17th Century barn conversion retaining much of its original character. Open plan living space with log burner and ample outside areas to enjoy and explore, perfect for a family rural retreat, get together or special occasion. Situated on the...

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£84

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Carmarthen

Llygaid Yr Haul

Ref: S366905

Reviews 28

Pendine is a delightful seaside village with a seven mile stretch of sandy beach, which is ideal for sunbathing, swimming, kite flying or driving as private vehicles are allowed on most of the beach. The village also offers pubs and restaurants...

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£74

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Carmarthen

Barcud Cottage

Ref: S424692

Reviews 22

Set within the countryside of Carmarthenshire is Llandeilo, a busting market town set proudly on a hill above the River Tywi. Within the centre you will find a selection of unusual gift shops, eating places and pubs, whilst visits to the medieval...

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£80

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Llandovery

Bed in Rhandirmwyn (BN344)

Ref: S278903

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 4 bedrooms – 1 king-size, 2 twins, 1 single - 2 bathrooms – 1 ground floor shower room with shower and WC, 1 bathroom with bath and WC, 1 en-suite WC - Electric double oven, microwave,...

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£109

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Whitland

Parke Cottage

Ref: S591663

Reviews 4

Whitland is a small market town located 15 miles from Carmarthen on the River Tâf. The little town contains a variety of shops, pubs, a train station, dining establishments, and the Hywel Dda Gardens and Interpretive Centre, which has six lovely...

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£59

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Llanybydder

Hen Brynbedw

Ref: S182394

Reviews 24

A small market town straddling the River Teifi, Llanybydder is a typical old Welsh town with a small selection of shops, including a Post Office, bakers and farmers co-operative, and a few pubs and eating places scattered throughout its streets....

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£49

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Carmarthen

Clear View

Ref: S810720

Reviews 16

Pendine is a lovely seaside village with a seven mile stretch of sandy beach and is known for its car racing history. There are local restaurants, pubs, gift shops and a café and grocery shop in this wonderful holiday location. Nearby are the...

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£290

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Llangadog

Adventurers Abode - Uk48387

Ref: S1034397

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£89

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Llandybie

Shadi - Uk45069

Ref: S1009148

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£57

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Llanfynydd

The Old Boot Room

Ref: S1005049

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£43

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Llangeler

Wrens Nest Newcastle Emlyn Carmarthenshire

Ref: S1000849

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£72

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Llanfynydd

Apollo - Uk47133

Ref: S1016085

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£77

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Carmarthen

1 bed in Llansteffan 74267

Ref: S961883

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£78

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Whitland

Heddfan - Uk47835

Ref: S1034369

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£59

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Llandeilo

West Barn

Ref: S1034304

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£177

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Llangadog

Ramblers Retreat - Uk48386

Ref: S1034946

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£116

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Carmarthen

Highgrove Ledge

Ref: S1034357

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£95

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Llanelli

Beachlands

Ref: S378797

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£67

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Carmarthenshire Holiday Cottages

The county of Carmarthenshire sits in the south west of Wales and is marked by its three largest towns, Carmarthen, Llanelli and Ammanford. Known affectionately as ‘The Garden of Wales’, it’s also home to the National Botanic Garden of Wales. Carmarthenshire is home to mountains, rolling countryside and coast; with the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons bordering it, known as the Carmarthen Fans, with the Cambrian mountains to the north. The Millennium Coastal Path runs along the south of the county and is where spring really bursts into life.

We've got great Carmarthenshire holiday cottages available to book, including countryside retreats, sandy beach apartments and stunning open-plan balcony homes. Bring your family, friends and even the dog, with our dog-friendly accommodation.

Holiday cottages in Carmarthenshire and throughout the rest of south Wales can be booked with full reassurance on price thanks to Snaptrip’s best price guarantee. You won’t find cheaper on 60,000 holiday homes across the UK, so what are you waiting for? Get planning your next break away! Need some help? Our friendly customer service team are on hand and just a call away.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Mark - Verified booking

Good location, short walk to the village centre, Co-op and other shops etc nearby.

We knew the cottage was near the train station but didn't realise it was close to a barrier crossing, the warning bleeps when the barriers operated occasionally disturbed our sleep, but we got used to it. Upon entering the cottage we immediately detected a strong 'doggy' smell, we have stayed in many dog friendly cottages before but this is the first time we have experienced this, we bought an air freshener and left it there for the next customer. We were disappointed with the cleanliness of this cottage, particularly downstairs. The leather sofa had a sort of powdery feel to it (maybe the after-effect of a cleaning agent), there was clear visible evidence that vacuuming wasn't done properly - dog hairs were found on the living room rug (especially round the edges), and under the front of the leather sofa. An empty used dog food dish was found under the TV cabinet. Dirty window ledges in the conservatory. There was no Visitor Book or customer info pack found. We noticed a Wi-Fi password code cellotaped to the TV cabinet but no router SSID name so we had to guess which one it was. There was a small leak to the cloak-room radiator which we we left a note about. There was water collected in the bottom of the fridge which we wiped up every day. The front door lock was loose. The cupboard on the upstairs landing had numerous mens clothing items hung up which we found a little odd. We felt overall that there were general cleanliness and some maintenance issues with this property. To finish on a positive, there is plenty of parking close by, and the overall room sizes were good, and great cupboard space in the main bedroom.

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Mr Tom Burton - Verified booking

We had a lovely time at Threshing Barn and the owners were extremely friendly and welcoming. We had gone for a metal detecting weekend which was around 30 minutes drive from the cottage so this was a great base and allowed us to spend the weekend with friends partaking in our favourite hobby whilst having the comfort of a soft bed, shower and toilet as opposed to the limited amenities of the campsite! I marked down slightly on cleanliness and comfort for 2 reasons. Firstly there were a few cobwebs in the ceiling, however as this is a former barn and in a very rural location this is to be expected. Second reason was that the windows do not open very far. We were lucky to have some amazing weather, but this did mean the house got a bit warm through the day, particularly upstairs. There was a fan available and we took this upstairs which provided some comfort but an open window would have provided a bit more of a comfortable night! Apart from those 2 very minor things, everything was perfect. As I said the owners were very friendly and we spent time talking to them both, the location is fantastic for evening strolls and walks with the dogs. There is an enclosed meadow with a stream that the boys loved. Finding the house was very easy and parking not a problem. Mobile signal is best with o2 apparently which is who we are with so we had no problems but apparently other networks may struggle. Wifi in the house is pretty good too. Thanks very much, we hope to visit again in the future!! Tom & Marie

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Jeremy - Verified booking

A lovely apartment with fabulous views.

Worth noting that this is up a very step drive and the walk to the town is not to be underestimated! Many facilities were closed in Pendine due to the seasonal nature of the resort. The hot tub, sauna and other facilities in the apartment were a good addition and made for a very relaxing stay. The view is simply wonderful and despite some rainy days, the ever changing landscape never failed to impress. Earlier comments mentioned the decking was a little worn - it looks as if this has been replaced and was new. A few minor niggles:- 1) the underfloor heating was set to 20.5 and there was no instructions on how to alter this. The apartment got quite hot, particularly in the bedroom at night given the boiler was located here. We ended up opening many windows which seemed a waste of electricity. Some instructions in the welcome folder would be great. 2) The cleanliness of the apartment was not up to scratch. The dining and living room tables were sticky and just needed a good clean. There were many cobwebs in the corners of rooms and things generally needed a good deep clean. 3) unlike other Sykes and other holiday cottages, there were no essentials left - no washing liquid, no toilet roll, only three dishwasher tablets for a week. Whilst we accept we will top up, we would expect at least something to get you started.

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Holly - Verified booking

We had a lovely week stay in this property with our two dogs.

Great location to use as a base for travelling around the south west coast. The property had an excellent enclosed garden and it was nice to enjoy the warmth of the conservatory whilst allowing the dogs to roam freely. Our favourite feature had to have been the waterfall shower in the bathroom, it was perfect to come home to after a wet day exploring Wales. Shortly after we arrived we noticed a significant smell in the lounge which we assumed was from the previous visitors dog(s) - we could tell the owners had tried to get rid of it with air fresheners, however it was still prominent. We did get used to it each day after spending about 10mins in the lounge and becoming ânose blindâ. The listing is now no longer accepting bookings with dogs, and we can understand why if this smell was caused by a visitor with dogs. Aside from this, we had a lovely stay! A couple of things to note: the WiFi is very weak and pretty unusable, Netflix on the TV didnât connect or work for our entire stay, the curtains in the bedrooms do not block out any light (so bring an eye mask!), and the house is approximately 15metres from a level crossing & train station - so be prepared for 5:40am train horns and bells most mornings. Having said that, we had the most perfect week and none of these things dampened our experience!

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Elizabeth - Verified booking

The property, the view and the hot tub were absolutely fabulous.

Just a few niggling things noted, there was sand in the hot tub prior to us using it. There were lager bottle lids under the outside table, which is suggesting that the area had not been cleaned. The bathroom smelt and felt damp so we left the window to try and air it. I used the jacuzzi bath and ' a plastic, yellow wrapper ' floated in the bath. Thar really did make me feel very uncomfortable. On the right hand side of the bed frame whist I was sleeping my hand touched something sticky. I'm praying that this was just a spilt drink and nothing else, however again not pleasant. The rugs in the bedroom had seen better days. The bedding was quite drab and felt quite worn. Finally the racks inside the fridge were cracked. However, whereas I've highlighted some areas I would like to stress that the property is in an idyllic location. The owners were extremely kind allowing me to bring both of my small dogs with me. The hot tub was checked everyday. The overall theme was this was a relaxing haven. I've stayed in many 5 * properties and with a few tweeks this could step up from 4 to a 5 because of the location, view, hot tub and sauna. Would I stay again? Yes, but I think I would need fully check all areas prior to me merely accepting any hygiene issues. Many thanks

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Things to do near Carmarthenshire

National Botanic Garden of Wales

The National Botanic Garden of Wales has over 400 acres of gardens to explore. It is home to some of the rarest plants on the earth, as well as waterfalls, eagle viewing, beautiful plant collections, sculpture, science, wildlife, water features, Apothecary’s Hall, and the British Bird of Prey Centre. Regular exhibitions and events. Shop restaurant, cafe toilets and car park. Fully accessible with facilities.

Dinefwr (National Trust)

Newton House, a 17th-century manor house once home to Lord Rhys, the powerful Prince of the Welsh Kingdom of the Deheubarth. It sits in the heart of the Dinefwr Estate which is set in 800 acres of  parkland and National Nature Reserve, including an ancient deer park and wildflower meadows. Also onsite is Dinefwr Castle which is managed by CADW. Cafe, shop, toilets, car park. Dog friendly. Blue badge parking, accessible toilets, lift, designated accessible walking routes.

Kidwelly Castle

Explore the impressive ruins of Kidwelly Castle, a fascinating piece of Welsh history that dates back to the 12th century. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the castle through its interactive displays and audio guides. Take a walk around the castle walls for stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Located at Castle Road, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire SA17 5BQ

Dryslwyn Castle

Dryslwyn, which dates back to the 13th century and was built on a remote hill in the lush Tywi Valley, served as a significant administrative centre for the former south Wales kingdom of Deheubarth. Seasonal opening times. Car park.

Parc Y Bocs Farm Shop

Parc Y Bocs Farm Shop in Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire is a must-visit for foodies. Sample the delicious locally-sourced produce, including their own lamb, and browse the range of artisanal gifts. Kids can meet the friendly animals, and there's a charming tearoom to enjoy some homemade cake. Open daily except for Mondays. Address: Parc Y Bocs, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, SA17 5BW

Kidwelly Industrial Museum

Kidwelly Industrial Museum is a must-visit attraction for history buffs. This museum provides an insight into the town's industrial past with exhibits showcasing tinplate production, coal mining, and brick-making. The preserved machinery, hands-on displays, and knowledgeable staff make the experience interactive and engaging. The museum's location in the picturesque Kidwelly town is an added bonus. Address: Bridge Street, Kidwelly, SA17 4UU

Holiday Cottages in Carmarthenshire

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Carmarthenshire Cottages

Carmarthen

Bed in Llansteffan (74267)

Ref: S229390

Carmarthen

Spring Garden Cottage

Ref: S669484

Reviews 17

Carmarthen

Yr Hen Ysgubor

Ref: S854618

Reviews 4

Ammanford

6 Erwr Brenhinoedd

Ref: S480945

Reviews 17

Whitland

The Hideaway at The Barn

Ref: S39499

Reviews 31

Llanfihangel-ar-Arth

Cilrhiw Isaf

Ref: S1028771

Llandovery

Threshing Barn

Ref: S125737

Reviews 5

Carmarthen

Llygaid Yr Haul

Ref: S366905

Reviews 28

Carmarthen

Barcud Cottage

Ref: S424692

Reviews 22

Llandovery

Bed in Rhandirmwyn (BN344)

Ref: S278903

Whitland

Parke Cottage

Ref: S591663

Reviews 4

Llanybydder

Hen Brynbedw

Ref: S182394

Reviews 24

Carmarthen

Clear View

Ref: S810720

Reviews 16

Llangadog

Adventurers Abode - Uk48387

Ref: S1034397

Llandybie

Shadi - Uk45069

Ref: S1009148

Llanfynydd

The Old Boot Room

Ref: S1005049

Llangeler

Wrens Nest Newcastle Emlyn Carmarthenshire

Ref: S1000849

Llanfynydd

Apollo - Uk47133

Ref: S1016085

Carmarthen

1 bed in Llansteffan 74267

Ref: S961883

Whitland

Heddfan - Uk47835

Ref: S1034369

Llandeilo

West Barn

Ref: S1034304

Llangadog

Ramblers Retreat - Uk48386

Ref: S1034946

Carmarthen

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