Ceredigion Holiday Cottages

Ceredigion Cottages

Lampeter

Ty Twt

Ref: S421072

Reviews 43

Situated in the town of Ceredigion, Llanddewi-Brefi is a historical village of religious significance, dating back to the 7th century. Its unique setting sits on the foothills of the Cambrian Mountains at the intersection of several valleys for...

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£52

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Cardigan

Bed in Tresaith (89316)

Ref: S534585

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 king-size bed on mezzanine platform - 1 wet room with shower and WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge, microwave, washer/dryer - Smart TV in lounge - Terrace with outdoor seating - Private...

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£71

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Aberaeron

Bed in Aberaeron (94044)

Ref: S820391

Additional information and rules 1 dog allowed per booking - 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 single - 1 shower room with WC - Farmhouse gas range cooker with 4 ovens and 8 burners, fridge, freezer, dishwasher - Washer/tumble dryer - Travel cot...

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£82

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Llandysul

Dolly the Circus Wagon

Ref: S819499

Reviews 4

Brynhoffnant is a small village with a popular local shop and pub on the main A487 coastal road that stretches along the whole coast of Cardigan Bay. Ideally situated to explore the beautiful sandy beaches and intimate coves of Cardigan Bay, with...

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£53

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Llandysul

Ty Bach Twt

Ref: S777260

Reviews 4

This quiet Welsh village has a welcoming pub and a very well stocked local shop that are the heart of this agricultural community. Visitors can spend wonderful days exploring the local seaside town of New Quay and take a boat trip out to see the...

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£53

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Llandysul

Cysgod Y Felin

Ref: S880253

Set in the countryside of West Wales, this quirky dog-friendly couples'' cottage is perfect for unwinding in nature. Spend your time away exploring the nearby historical attractions and Cardigan Bay. In the evenings, relax in the airy open-plan...

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£82

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Llandysul

Bed in New Quay (LLWYD)

Ref: S230575

Additional information and rules 1 dog allowed per booking - 3 bedrooms - 2 doubles and 1 single - 1 bathroom - Electric oven with gas hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge with ice compartment and extendable dining table - Utility room - ideal...

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£119

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Cardigan

The Byre @ Canllefaes

Ref: S522251

Cardigan, in Ceredigion, is a thriving market town on the River Teifi with a diverse range of businesses, including both distinctive local producers and larger chain stores, as well as tea rooms, taverns, restaurants, and a beautiful ruined...

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£72

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New Quay

19-Moonshine

Ref: S603357

Reviews 8

The well-liked Welsh village of Llanarth, which is close to the coast of Cardigan Bay, has a friendly bar, a shop that is modest but well-stocked, as well as a farm shop/butcher that sells local fare. Llanarth's location on the main A487 coast...

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£63

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Cardigan

Glynderi

Ref: S665860

Reviews 15

Cilgerran is a delightful village with two pubs and a village store near to the popular market town of Cardigan. Situated above the Teifi Gorge, there are walks down to the river and the two castles; the National Trust’s Cilgerran Castle and the...

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£76

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Cardigan

Cych Cottage

Ref: S1035519

The village of Cenarth is located on the River Teifi, with its picturesque water falls where you can enjoy peaceful walks and sometimes catch sight of the local fishermen out on the river in their coracles. Visit the Coracle Museum, tea rooms,...

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£92

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Aberaeron

The Old Coach House - Aberaeron

Ref: S842024

Reviews 3

Nestled amidst the centre of the quaint coastal town of Aberaeron, Wales, this property exudes charm and tranquillity. Aberaeron's charming harbour and colourful Georgian townhouses line the waterfront, offering a picturesque backdrop for...

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£110

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Aberporth

Blackthorn Cottage - Aberporth

Ref: S1018493

Set just over a mile from the seaside village of Aberporth, this delightful cottage offers cosy accommodation to couples and small families seeking unforgettable adventures along the Welsh coastline. For bucket-and-spade days together, Aberporth...

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£121

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Llandysul

Y Cartws

Ref: S376008

Reviews 9

Llandysul is a busy market town boasting a wealth of shops, tea rooms and pubs, as well as its own canoeing club and national cycle route 82. New Quay offers a coastal day out nearby, close to a selection of beaches on the Cardiganshire,...

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£49

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New Quay

Tydu View

Ref: S841943

Reviews 2

This delightful seaside town is one of the most popular holiday resorts all year round, and it is easy to see why when you stroll along the sea edge and enjoy the beautiful views. The lovely range of gift shops, tea rooms, restaurants and pubs...

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£101

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Cardigan

Cadwgan

Ref: S165943

Reviews 14

The small town of Aberporth rests on the southern edge of Cardigan Bay in Ceredigion. Within the town you will find two beaches that sit between Trecregyn and Fathgarreg, as well as a seaside café, fish and chip shop and a friendly pub serving...

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£261

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Llandyfriog

Ysgubor Uchaf

Ref: S5695

Reviews 35

The market town of Newcastle Emlyn offers an array of shops, tea rooms, pubs and restaurants. There is a ruined castle and beautiful countryside close by, plus the Cardiganshire coastline is just 10 miles away. There are many attractions within...

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£88

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New Quay

Crogal Farmhouse

Ref: S821320

Reviews 11

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£97

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Borth

Bed in Aberystwyth (92602)

Ref: S776222

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 4 bedrooms – 3 super-king-size zip-and-link (can be made as twin on request), 1 twin - 2 bathrooms – 1 with shower and WC, 1 bathroom with free standing bath, double shower and WC - Electric...

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£228

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New Quay

Crogal Stable

Ref: S821315

Reviews 2

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£87

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Ystrad Meurig

Cwtch

Ref: S1070516

Pontrhydfendigaid is a small village in Mid Wales between Devil’s Bridge and Tregaron. The village lies on the edge of the Cambrian Mountains in beautiful countryside. It sits on the River Teifi and is home to a local shop and two nearby pubs, The...

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£76

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Llandysul

Ash Cottage

Ref: S71471

Reviews 29

The bustling market town of Newcastle Emlyn is set on the River Teifi and offers an array of shops, both unique local producers and larger chain stores, such as designer clothes, crafts and jewellery, antiques, tea rooms, pubs, restaurants and a...

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Aberaeron

Plas Bach

Ref: S435523

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£88

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Penbryn

Y Caban Glas

Ref: S1012227

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£82

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Holiday Cottages in Ceredigion

Once a minor kingdom, known historically as Cardiganshire, today Ceredigion includes several towns both inland and along the Cardigan Bay coast. The 60-mile stretch of Cardigan Bay coast sits along the Welsh Coastal Path, perfect to explore by foot. Dolphins are often spotted off Ceredigion’s beaches and if you want to get a closer look, there are many boat tour companies to choose from.

Further inland, take a short break in one of Ceredigion’s market towns, visit a woodland village or explore one of the few remote wilderness areas still in existence in the UK – the Cambrian Mountains. The primary settlements in Ceredigion lie around the edges of its wild moorland plateau with varied landscapes — spanning lakes, dense forests, wildlife havens and archaeological areas of interest.

Ceredigion holiday cottages have something for everyone, so no matter what you’re looking for, you’ll find it here. Choose between woodland getaways, traditional seaside breaks or an active sporting holiday. With thousands of homes listed on Snaptrip throughout the UK, all backed by our best price guarantee, you're sure to find your next break. Need some help? Our friendly customer service team are on hand to help.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Jeannie - Verified booking

Stay at y Cartws 2nd to 9th September 2023 Firstly, itâs fair to say that the accommodation is satisfactory, although basically equipped, with old-fashioned appliances and no dishwasher.

The cottage itself is semi-detached and the particulars carefully avoid mentioning that the other half is occupied by a small but busy dental practice. This means that there is a steady flow of patientâs vehicles coming and going every half hour or so. If the car park is full, they leave the car right by the âoutside seatingâ area. This is a factor that should be born in mind particularly for families with small children or dogs and should be made clear in the cottage particulars so that potential customers can make a decision in advance whether or not to book. The outside seating is attractively constructed from horse shoes but is extremely uncomfortable, lacking cushioning or a glass top for the table. Opposite to the cottage, there is a small walled patch of grass, along side a disused greenhouse, which would make an ideal and safe garden but it seems unlikely that the owners could be bothered to set it up and probably too mean to buy furniture for it! The ownersâ 2 small terriers spend a good part of their day yapping, fairly annoyingly. They are not restricted so come around and scrounge if you are eating outside. Also, if the door is open, they will go into the house. Fortunately, our German shepherd is very amiable. Others may not be so accommodating? The most inconveniencing problem was with the cooker. The main oven had been dismantled so was unusable! One of the control knobs was missing. Only half the grill worked and the indicator that is supposed to be behind the control knob was absent so trying to set the correct heat was guess work. It was also prone to cutting off part way through food preparation. At this point, it wonât restart so your food is ruined. The hob top is also unreliable and just cuts out without warning. We contacted the owner about this on the Monday morning. He seemed concerned and promised to get his wife to call us. She didnât! So on Wednesday we tried to call her direct. She didnât answer so we left a comprehensive message on her voicemail. This solicited no response whatsoever. Plainly, if you have a problem at y Cartws, youâre on your own! Later, we discovered that there had been several complaints about the cooker going back over a year! There is no excuse for this. Electric cookers are not expensive or difficult to install. Clearly, the owners are more than happy to take your money but are much less willing to spend any! Without a properly working cooker, this house should not be on the market! Finally, everyone gets complaints from time to time. However, itâs the way that you handle them that counts. Ignoring them just serves to make customers even angrier!

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Jeffrey - Verified booking

The property itself offered all we hoped for in terms of accommodation and location, which was in a lovely setting close to the coast.

Unfortunately however things didnât get off to a good start when we arrived at the cabin to find the cleaner still busily sorting out the place from the previous occupants. He had apparently been informed he had till 4 pm to complete his task, when in fact our contract with Sykes stated we would have full access to the property from 3 pm! Having waited some 15-20 minutes for him to finish we then entered the cabin and were immediately confronted by the overwhelming odour of damp dog! Closer inspection also showed remnants of what appeared to be evidence of dog biscuit/chews scattered about the carpeted area of the lounge. Coupled with this the glass doors leading out to the decking were visibly smeared with unsightly dog slaver and paw marks. After opening all the doors and windows as wide as possible I then found the vacuum cleaner in one of the cupboards. Before switching it on however I was shocked to find it completely choked with dirt and dog hairs which rendered it useless in picking up anything at all! (Photos of this were sent to Sykes as proof) After spending several minutes emptying and cleaning it I then set about hoovering all the carpeted areas throughout the cabin, which, to my amazement, half filled the hoover back up again. Later in the afternoon following a visit to nearby New Quay in stopped to pick up some carpet deodoriser and air freshener from a local store. On our return to the cabin I then liberally sprinkled the deodoriser over the entire carpet and once again set to hoovering throughout. This process had to be repeated several times during our stay as the smell of dogs kept returning! This unpleasant situation plus the absence of any bin bags which were promised AND missing cushions from the decking furniture, which had obviously been removed prior to our arrival and were nowhere to be found, all added up to a disappointing experience on a trip we had very much been looking forward to! I understand that people are encouraged to bring their pets with them to properties of this nature, which I have no problem with at all! What I would expect however is for property owners to conduct a thorough and extensive clean after each visit, to ensure future occupants donât have to endure a similar experience to ours!

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Richard - Verified booking

We stayed at Glynderi for a week in early June '23.

This was our first time staying in this part of Pembrokeshire. On arrival, the property was spotlessly clean and tidy. Internally, it is spacious and is well equipped with everything we could want. The decor throughout is bright and sea-sidey and very much in-keeping with the area. The bed (front room) was very comfortable; the bathroom has been modernised and is clean and attractive. The lounge area and dining room were perfectly presentable and comfortable and, again, both spacious. The kitchen had good space with every appliance and piece of equipment we could want. Again, spotlessly clean and a credit to the owners. Perhaps, in due course, thought could be given to updating some of the kitchen equipment and facilities, but nonetheless, we found everything to our satisfaction. The off-kitchen utility area and separate WC is a great asset to the property with good provision for recycling waste materials - a great example for others to follow! Externally, the back garden is a fabulous place to relax and enjoy a meal. Being south facing and with no tall buildings or trees in the way, the garden enjoys the sun all day. We were very fortunate to have great weather all week, so all meals bar one that we had in Glynderi were eaten outside. It is a quiet area, neighbours were friendly, and it is within easy walk of three pubs. The most local pub, being the Pen-y-bryn Arms was excellent. A nice atmosphere, friendly staff, good beer and great food at a reasonable price. Well done to them. There's plenty to do and see locally: in Cilgerran; at the Nature Reserve and further afield in both coastal and inland areas. We were not stuck for somewhere to visit. All together a really good holiday for us and the accommodation at Gynderi was excellent. We would gladly return there. Our thanks to the owners for their contribution to making our holiday an enjoyable and memorable one.

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Helen - Verified booking

From the minute we arrived at Dolly we were enchanted.

The weather was not good all week however we were there to relax. Dolly had everything required to acheive this. The woodburner made the van warm and cosy and the inital supply of logs was most welcome we had also brought our own. Books and games are supplied too. The kitchen is well equipped and on arrival it was a nice surprise to find a complementary fine selection of local goodies and treats for our bedlington terrier Barney. The bed was so comfortable and the linen sheets and duvet cover were delightful. The bathroom is in a seperate building a few steps outside but dont let that put you off, it was warm, clean, and modern . On days when it is dry there is a private sitting out area and a ring to tether hounds to as this is a farming area. The owners were welcoming and responsive. Dolly is set down a quite county lane with ample parking available. A half mile walk along the main road will find you at a local pub which brews beer and makes excellent pizza. Just a 3 mile stride to the coast gives you another pleasant walk, again with a pub to supply refreshments. On the one dry day we went to New Quay, a short drive away and we were rewarded with the sight of dolphins playing just off the harbour, which was a wonderful experience. We highly recommend this accommodation for comfort, location and the effort the owners put in to make guests feel relaxed and welcome. Helen , Alwyn and Barney Bedlington

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Caroline - Verified booking

This is a perfect place for a relaxing break in beautiful countryside.

Each of the two cottages has its own small, enclosed garden, but beyond that there are are lovely gardens planted with interesting shrubs and trees and two adjacent fields. There's plenty of space to sit outside and listen to the birds, and it's perfect territory for a dog to roam. Penny and Digby and their two dogs couldn't have been more welcoming. They gave us useful advice on places to visit, and were very quick to sort out a minor problem in our cottage. The welcome basket was a very nice touch, and our dog enjoyed the special treats provided! Upstairs there's a large and bright bedroom, and the bathroom. Downstairs the sitting room and kitchen are quite small and a little dark, but very comfy--fine if you keep things tidy! Everything was very clean and fresh. The bird-feeder outside the window attracts a wide range of birds--and squirrels! Wifi was fine, but turning it off and then on again is occasionally necessary to boost the signal. The Post Office/shop at the bridge, about 5 minutes' drive away (25 minutes' walk) has started offering very good coffee and home-made cakes--highly recommended!

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Holiday Cottages in Ceredigion

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Ceredigion Cottages

Lampeter

Ty Twt

Ref: S421072

Reviews 43

Cardigan

Bed in Tresaith (89316)

Ref: S534585

Aberaeron

Bed in Aberaeron (94044)

Ref: S820391

Llandysul

Dolly the Circus Wagon

Ref: S819499

Reviews 4

Llandysul

Ty Bach Twt

Ref: S777260

Reviews 4

Llandysul

Cysgod Y Felin

Ref: S880253

Llandysul

Bed in New Quay (LLWYD)

Ref: S230575

Cardigan

The Byre @ Canllefaes

Ref: S522251

New Quay

19-Moonshine

Ref: S603357

Reviews 8

Cardigan

Glynderi

Ref: S665860

Reviews 15

Cardigan

Cych Cottage

Ref: S1035519

Aberaeron

The Old Coach House - Aberaeron

Ref: S842024

Reviews 3

Aberporth

Blackthorn Cottage - Aberporth

Ref: S1018493

Llandysul

Y Cartws

Ref: S376008

Reviews 9

New Quay

Tydu View

Ref: S841943

Reviews 2

Cardigan

Cadwgan

Ref: S165943

Reviews 14

Llandyfriog

Ysgubor Uchaf

Ref: S5695

Reviews 35

New Quay

Crogal Farmhouse

Ref: S821320

Reviews 11

Borth

Bed in Aberystwyth (92602)

Ref: S776222

New Quay

Crogal Stable

Ref: S821315

Reviews 2

Ystrad Meurig

Cwtch

Ref: S1070516

Llandysul

Ash Cottage

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