Knighton Holiday Cottages

Knighton Cottages

Knighton

2 Beacon View Barn

Ref: S89377

Reviews 43

The charming market town of Knighton nestles amidst lovely countryside on the banks of the River Teme, which straddles the English/Welsh border. This is a renowned location for walking, riding and cycling with Offa's Dyke actually passing through...

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Knighton

Bed in Knighton (94202)

Ref: S820470

This charming chalet in Mid Wales is ideal for couples, friends or families looking for a relaxing base to enjoy an active holiday. The property is 4 miles away from the historic town of Knighton, where you can browse the shops and savour some...

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Knighton

Bed in Knighton (94203)

Ref: S820471

This lovely lodge in the picturesque countryside near Knighton is perfect for couples, families and friends seeking a peaceful escape. The area is a great spot for hikers, and from Knighton (4 miles), you can enjoy access to the Offa's Dyke Path...

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Knighton

Cwmgilla Farm

Ref: S37561

Reviews 50

The charming market town of Knighton nestles amidst lovely countryside on the banks of the River Teme which straddles the English/Welsh border. This is a renowned location for walking, riding and cycling with Offa's Dyke actually passing through...

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Knighton

The Old Farmhouse, Upper Pitts

Ref: S181059

Reviews 67

Knighton is a lovely market town, found on the banks of the River Teme and in between the border of both Wales and England. Known for its amazing walking routes and places to cycle and horse ride, it's perfect for a countryside retreat. With lots...

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1 Bed in Knighton 58997

Ref: S961197

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2 Beacon View Barn

Ref: S937509

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Knighton

2 Bed in Heyope 94202

Ref: S975219

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2 Bed in Heyope 94203

Ref: S975914

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Twyngaer, a spacious 3 bedroom bungalow sleeps 5

Ref: S928806

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The Old Laundry with stunning countryside views

Ref: S1046485

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Tractor shed

Ref: S983271

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Cwmgilla Farm

Ref: S350172

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Knighton Holiday Cottages

The border market town of Knighton sits in two counties and two countries: Powys, Wales and Shropshire, England. Knighton has a chequered history, governed by the Council of Marcher Lords for many years, who met at nearby Ludlow Castle. Today, both English and Welsh are spoken here and the town thrives in its diversity.

Sitting on the River Teme, the town is surrounded by the Marches countryside. Knighton is known in Welsh as ‘Tref-y-Clawdd’ — translating directly to 'the town on the dyke'. Home to the Offa’s Dyke Visitor Centre, an information hub for wildlife, walking and cycling routes, Knighton is popular for its scenic location. Choose one of our dog-friendly accommodations so Fido can enjoy the great walking routes of Knighton, too. After all that exploring, wind down at one of our properties with a fireplace or hot tub.

Knighton holiday cottages come in all shapes and sizes and are backed by our best price guarantee. On Snaptrip, you can filter for all the amenities you might need: from the luxury of a hot tub to a swimming pool. Overwhelmed by choice? Drop our friendly customer service team a line. With thousands of properties to choose from on Snaptrip, we're sure you'll find your next holiday destination.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Elaine - Verified booking

I returned from Cwmgilla today after a weekend with my relatives.

The location is very rural and quiet and the scenery beautiful. The town of Knighton is within easy reach and access to walking routes is good. The house is large and has five bedrooms, two reception rooms, two games rooms and a hot tub. The kitchen is large and ten people can be seated around the dining table. However, there were some faults that took the shine off my stay. At one point we were trapped inside the larger reception room because we could not open the door due to a faulty handle. If my sister in law, who was elsewhere in the house, had not let us out, I would have had to climb out of a window. The bottom hinge on the door to the small reception room was no longer screwed into the door frame and therefore dangerous. The doors to the downstairs shower do not meet and consequently water can escape onto the floor. The sofas need replacing, the mattresses too. The windows were dirty. Those are just some of the many small issues I found. The house needs some repairs and I would suggest that it needs refurbishment as the decor is looking tired. I took exception to the instructions for leaving, which ask you to strip linen from the beds and bag it up along with the towels. I think when you have paid hundreds of pounds for accommodation that service should be included. My wife complied with the request, but I would have left the beds personally. I think the instruction is cheeky.

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Dorinda - Verified booking

We had a lovely family stay at Christmas at Cymgilla Farm.

The house was warm and beautifully decorated for Christmas with a lovely welcome hamper. The kitchen was well equipped with 2 ovens, 2 warming ovens and 2 fridges. The only issue was the fact that there were only 5 teaspoons for 8 adults! Also the downstairs shower was unusable as it didn't produce any hot water. This left us with the ensuite shower and one other in the bathroom . We coped though. The owner has promised to sort out these issues. There were also a few other maintenance issues but none of them spoilt our stay. What we really enjoyed were the games facilities- table tennis, darts, table football, snooker. Also the hot tub with it's lovely views of the surrounding countryside. For dog owners the garden is not secure and with sheep in the fields all around, dogs will need to be kept on a lead. There were lovely walks along Offa's Dyke from Knighton itself or from the door with a short walk along the lanes leading to the Farmhouse. We would recommend you aim to arrive in daylight as the lanes are single track and any signs difficult to see. The last of our party had to be guided in using a mobile phone and waving of torches! We enjoyed our stay at the farm very much and thought it was reasonably priced.

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Cathy - Verified booking

We stayed here for one week in August.

This holiday home is a little gem of a find! This was our first trip away post lockdown and it really couldnât have been in a more idyllic setting. Firstly we were greeted with a lovely gift basket on arrival. After a long journey this was much appreciated! Secondly the house is much bigger than it seems from the outside. Really spacious rooms and the games room was fab, which we really made use of. The kitchen was fully equipped with everything you needed and again, the owners have really thought about the little touches with hand washes and salt and pepper etc. The hot tub was used daily (sometimes twice) and again was a great addition to the house. On one of our trips out we went to Elan Valley reservoirs. So picturesque and a great way to spend a few hours out and about. Weâve been back home a day and Iâm desperately missing the beautiful views of sheep and rabbits that you can see from the front porch. Would love to go back and stay for Christmas and have an opportunity to use the wood burner. Gorgeous, just gorgeous!

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Sadie - Verified booking

This house is in the most stunning location.

A little town not too far away that has shops and lots of cute pubs. The hosts left us a lovely welcome pack and some lovely fresh eggs. The house is a fab size for 2 families. The games room was perfect and used the whole time. The kitchen was lovely and spacious with a utility for the dogs. The kitchen needs more trays for the oven and sharper knives. Everything else was great. The bedrooms are very dated and everyone moaned on how hard and lumpy the mattresses were and pillows werenât great so Iâd take your own. The bathrooms all need a lot of TLC. Floor tiles were cracked, damp visible and all looked very tired. We only had 2 as the downstairs was out of action! The whole house could do with a freshen up to be honest. These small details would make this house absolutely perfect. We left slightly disappointed as the electric was cut off due to weather problems on our last day so we werenât able to use the hot tub and cook food. Owners said it was out of there hands

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Paula - Verified booking

The biggest downside was the amount of flies.

Hundreds of them. I know we were on a sheep farm but it wasn't helped by the fact that there was bird poo all down the outside of the windows caused by the nesting of the birds all around the house at least 10 nests. In one of the bedrooms when u opened the windows the droppings from the nests were on the top of the window so it came into the room. Only 2 small windows in the kitchen which u couldn't keep open because of flies, hence it got extremely warm as we had lovely weather. Needed a new rotary line outside as it kept leaning over. New table and chairs needed as very warm and tatty. An extra parasol would help especially as there were 3 tables and only one parasol. It had the potential to be a 5 star cottage but definitely needs some TLC inside and out. Facilities (games rooms) and setting you couldn't fault.

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Things to do near Knighton

Hergest Ridge

Discover the breathtaking natural beauty of Hergest Ridge, located in the stunning Welsh countryside. Take a leisurely stroll along the winding footpaths and take in the sweeping views of the surrounding hills and valleys. With plenty of picnic spots and a nearby tearoom, it's the perfect destination for a relaxing day out. Address: Kington HR5 3EG

Hergest Croft Gardens

Hergest Croft Gardens in Kington, Herefordshire is a must-see for any nature lover. Spanning over 70 acres, it offers stunning displays of plants and trees from around the world, as well as beautiful walks through the woods and valleys. With a unique blend of formal and informal gardens, it's the perfect place to relax and unwind. Don't miss the beautiful walled garden and the views from the terrace. Address: Hergest Croft Gardens, Kington, Herefordshire, HR5 3EG

Land Of Lost Content Museum

The National Museum of British Popular Culture is home to a vast collection of pop culture items spanning the last hundred years and displayed across the four floors of Market Hall.

Kington Museum

Step back in time at Kington Museum, where you can explore the history and heritage of the charming town of Kington. With exhibits ranging from fossils and geological specimens to photographs and artefacts from local industries, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Visit the recreated Victorian Schoolroom and enjoy a delicious treat at the Tea Room. Address: 18-20 Mill St, Kington HR5 3AL

Holiday Cottages in Knighton

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Knighton Cottages

Knighton

2 Beacon View Barn

Ref: S89377

Reviews 43

Knighton

Bed in Knighton (94202)

Ref: S820470

Knighton

Bed in Knighton (94203)

Ref: S820471

Knighton

Cwmgilla Farm

Ref: S37561

Reviews 50

Knighton

The Old Farmhouse, Upper Pitts

Ref: S181059

Reviews 67

Knighton

1 Bed in Knighton 58997

Ref: S961197

Knighton

2 Beacon View Barn

Ref: S937509

Knighton

2 Bed in Heyope 94202

Ref: S975219

Knighton

2 Bed in Heyope 94203

Ref: S975914

Knighton

Twyngaer, a spacious 3 bedroom bungalow sleeps 5

Ref: S928806

Knighton

The Old Laundry with stunning countryside views

Ref: S1046485

Knighton

Tractor shed

Ref: S983271

Knighton

Cwmgilla Farm

Ref: S350172