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Llandysul Cottages with Hot Tubs
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Visitor Rating
4.5
Come together with friends and family in this spacious country home amongst the breathtaking landscape of West Wales. You’ll have endless walking opportunities from your front door, and for shopping and eating out, the market town of Llandysul is 3.5 miles away. At the end of the day, take in your surroundings at a family BBQ on the patio or enjoy a relaxing soak in the hot tub.
The detached holiday home has a contemporary style, and large windows frame rural views and bathe each room in natural light. A cosy lounge provides the perfect place to relax, watching a movie on the Smart TV in the glow of the wood burner. From here, an open doorway leads to the vast kitchen/diner, with everything needed to cater for a large group. Gather around the wooden dining table for memorable mealtimes with countryside views and, in summer months, throw open the French doors to extend the social space to the patio. Completing the ground floor is a double bedroom, shower room, and utility room. The remaining bedrooms are upstairs, one of which has an en-suite shower room. A stylish family bathroom is also on the first floor. Outside, dine alfresco on the patio, or climb the steps to the relaxing hot tub boasting far-reaching views. There is a large lawn where children can play, as well as a spot of star-gazing in the evening.
Llandysul is a small market town, steeped in Welsh history and culture. You’ll find a good range of eateries serving delicious regional produce, and shops and galleries showcasing local talent. The River Teifi, which flows through Llandysul, is renowned as a hotspot for salmon and trout fishing, and keen anglers can obtain permits within the town. For a day at the seaside, journey 14 miles to Aberporth. The village has two family-friendly, sandy beaches, and some spectacular clifftop walks along the Ceredigion Coast Path.
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Visitor Rating
4.9
Lose yourself in stunning views across the wild West Wales countryside from the hot tub and almost every window of this lovingly restored former farmhouse; the perfect, peaceful retreat ideal for families or groups of friends, just a stone’s throw from the picturesque Cardigan coastline.
Retaining the period charm of the original farmhouse, featuring exposed stone walls and beams, the lounge offers a glimpse into times past, with the roaring wood burner setting the scene for pure relaxation. Reminiscent of a traditional country cottage, the blend of rustic charm with contemporary touches in the kitchen/diner will inspire you to get creative with your fabulous local flavours. Flooded with plenty of sunlight, the stunning, oak-framed conservatory is the perfect spot to plan tomorrow’s adventure, while the games room offers an escape for children to let off some steam. There are four bedrooms on offer upstairs, one en-suite king-suite, one double, one twin and one single, all of which feature wonderful views to wake up to. From sunrise to sunset, the patio is a haven of tranquillity; make the most of your stunning surroundings by dining alfresco with a glass of something chilled or slipping into the hot tub.
This beautiful, rural setting overlooking rural West Wales is a paradise for keen walkers and nature lovers, with a host of wonderful trails that can be explored on foot or two wheels beginning within the surrounding area. Nearby New Quay (8 miles) offers access to the idyllic Pembrokeshire Coast Path and wonderful boat trips from the harbour to spot glimpses of the resident bottlenose dolphins. For a traditional bucket-and-spade day at the seaside, the breathtaking beaches of Penbryn, Llangrannog and Aberaeron lining the idyllic Cardigan Bay coastline can all be reached within 10.5 miles.
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Visitor Rating
5
The views from this remote Welsh farmhouse are simply unparalleled and other delights just keep on coming as you move through the property. Ready to receive a group of eight family, friends or couples on a celebratory retreat, this holiday home offers sumptuous across two floors and outdoors in the exceptional summerhouse. Made for stays 365 days a year, you can make use of the garden in warm weather, cosy up by the wood burner when the weather turns cold or take a dip in the hot tub in any season. Leaving no member of the family behind, this farmhouse property is also dog-friendly with a private enclosed patio where Rovers can roam.
Modern-meets-traditional in this impressive house, where authentic beams, stone-flagged flooring and exposed stone walls feature alongside up-to-date tech and a clean, contemporary aesthetic. Highlights include the two separate lounges, both with comfy seating and Smart TVs and one with a wood burner and the addition of an Xbox. The whole family can come together in the generous kitchen, sitting down to dine in the conservatory or out on the patio. Four bedrooms are laid out alongside three bathrooms across the ground and first floors, one of which offers a zip-and-link bed made up as a twin or a super-king size for added versatility.
In this spectacular valley location, there are walks and biking routes all around, so step out of your front door and into an adventure. The nearest pub is in Rhos (1 mile) and offers a great spot to end your walk before moseying home. For further days out, nearby attractions include the National Wool Museum (4 miles), the vibrant town of Newcastle Emlyn (7 miles) and the Cardigan Bay coastline (15 miles). The stunning seaside village of Aberporth offers an ever-pleasant beach that’s dog-friendly year-round.
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4.8
A charming, semi-detached cottage resting on the outskirts of Llandysul, Carmarthenshire. Hot tub. Woodburning stove. Pet-friendly. Capel Dewi 1.9 miles; Newcastle Emlyn 9.8 miles; Cardigan 20.9 miles.
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Visitor Rating
5
Join family and friends in this spacious holiday home, within easy reach of the stunning West Wales coast. The picturesque coastal town of New Quay, with its glorious sandy beaches, is 8 miles away, and you can enjoy a day trip to Aberystwyth (27 miles). The property has a choice of areas for socialising, including a spacious lounge with a cosy wood burner, a formal dining area, and a games room.
Leave your walking boots in the porch and head into the stylish abode, where a warm welcome awaits thanks to the cosy underfloor heating. The homely lounge is a delightful place to unwind in the evening, watching a movie on the Smart TV as you warm your toes by the wood burner. From here, head through to the dining area, where a wooden table provides the perfect setting for dinner parties and family celebrations. The dining area opens onto the gorgeous kitchen, which is equipped with everything you need to rustle up tasty feasts for the group. A handy shower room completes the ground floor. When it’s time for bed, climb the stairs to discover three inviting bedrooms, all decorated in calm tones for a good night’s rest. The family bathroom rounds off this fabulous coastal retreat. Outside, dine alfresco on the enclosed patio, before heading through the gate and across the lawn to the games cabin, for a game of pool, table tennis, or darts. Alternatively, sink into the wood-fired hot tub and admire the tranquil views of the garden. The garden offers direct access to a footpath leading to the village and local pub.
New Quay boasts three sandy beaches, all with their own personality and charm. Within the town, you’ll find many companies offering a whole host of water sports, and you can also join fishing trips or wildlife-watching excursions from the harbour. A great way to explore the town is via the Dylan Thomas Trail, which follows in the footsteps of the town’s most famous former resident. From New Quay, it’s easy to take a day trip to the vibrant university town of Aberystwyth, where you’ll find a great range of shops and eateries, as well as a Victorian promenade, cliff railway, and camera obscura.
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Visitor Rating
4.9
Relax and unwind in your very own private hot tubRustic charm meets contemporary styling in this handsome West Wales cottage. Proudly presented on 48 acres of equestrian holding land, this farmhouse property invites guests to embrace a peaceful pace of life and enjoy a stay in the country. The property is utterly accommodating for children, complete with swings in the garden, a designated play area with a TV/DVD on the first floor and grazing horses outside that kids will adore. It’s also dog friendly, happily welcoming up to three dogs alongside a family or friendship group of six guests.
This handsome stone cottage is semi-detached and surrounded by endless fields, ensuring a sense of serenity that’s a pleasure to wake up to every morning. There’s so much space for unwinding together as a group, including the inviting lounge with soft sofas and a Smart TV. Discover a welcoming ambience in the dining room opposite, a place with a wood burner effect electric fire. Any meals can be prepared in the kitchen and served up either by the cosy fire or out in the endless lawned garden with plenty of outdoor furniture. At night, let children and pets play in this enclosed space while you utilise the fire pit. Relax and unwind in your very own private hot tub. Pass by a downstairs WC as you move on up to the first floor to find three generously sized bedrooms and a bathroom on hand for your use.
Deep in the Ceredigion countryside, discover many outdoor adventure opportunities on the cards nearby. The Teifi Valley town of Llandysul is just 1 mile away with the River Teifi running through and a pretty pub and cafe on offer. Water sports excursions are assured, with the local Paddlers Canoe Centre offering guided tours in kayaking, canoeing, climbing, coasteering and even river swimming. On the river, you can also fish salmon and river trout to capture a fresh catch of the day.
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Visitor Rating
4.5
Perfectly positioned for exploring the stunning sandy beaches and hidden coves that dot the coastline, Brynhoffnant is an ideal base for seaside adventures. Gather with friends or family to enjoy this stylish and spacious home that comes complete with a games room and a bubbling hot tub in the expansive private garden.
Step inside and discover a well-equipped kitchen, ready to inspire culinary creativity. Socialise around the dining table, which comfortably seats eight, and enjoy memorable meal times with loved ones. As night falls, retreat to the inviting lounge, where plush seating awaits in front of the Smart TV, perfect for cosy family movie nights by the crackling wood burner. Upstairs, three beautifully appointed bedrooms beckon, offering a restful haven after a day of exploration. Choose from a double room, a bunk room with access to a Jack and Jill bathroom, and a family room boasting a double bed and bunk bed, complete with its own en-suite bathroom. Outside, the sprawling garden awaits, providing ample space for your four-legged friend to frolic and the little ones to enjoy the play area. The games room offers endless entertainment for the whole family, and for the ultimate relaxation, sink into the inviting hot tub and bask in the soothing bubbles.
You'll find a local shop and pub offering a taste of Welsh hospitality right at your doorstep. Follow the Wales Coast Path in either direction to uncover the natural beauty of Cardigan Bay, with popular destinations like Llangrannog (2.5 miles) and the picturesque Penbryn Beach, owned by the National Trust, 3 miles from your door. For a taste of traditional charm and local cuisine, take a day trip to the historic market town of Cardigan (12 miles) or wander along the scenic Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Explore the sandy coves of Aberporth (15 miles), awarded the prestigious Blue Flag status and welcoming four-legged friends. For aquatic adventures, venture to New Quay (20 miles), and try thrilling water sports, embark on boat trips for dolphin watching, or simply soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the colourful harbour.
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Visitor Rating
4.7
Nestled within breathtaking rural scenery overlooking the River Teifi, find pure tranquillity at this lovingly furnished cottage, perfect for families and groups of friends looking to escape to the West Wales countryside. Boasting a hot tub, panoramic views and a plethora of footpaths from the doorstep, this charming bolthole sets the scene for an unforgettable getaway.
After a long day’s adventure, retire to either the en-suite king-size bedroom or double bedroom which each features an additional single bed; crisp white linens and scenic waterway views will lull you into a dreamy slumber. If you’ve still got plenty of energy left, follow the warmth of the roaring wood burner downstairs into the open-plan lounge/diner to unwind on the comfy sofa sharing stories of the day’s adventures. If you decide to eat in, the contemporary farmhouse-style kitchen boasts everything you need to create a locally sourced feast. You’ll also find a double bedroom on the ground floor that features irresistible river views. Outside, dine alfresco on the patio, enclosed by glass railings to maximise views, or slip into the hot tub to enjoy your superb views overlooking the River Teifi as the sun goes down.
Set in a landscape of fields and mountains, this peaceful rural location is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and keen walkers with many well-marked paths from the doorstep. Head to the thriving market town of Llandysul just over 3 miles away to peruse its array of independent shops and restaurants. From Llanina 13.5 miles away, follow the path past Cei Bach and Cwm Buwch where you can admire the sight of the River Drywi carving its way over a waterfall to the sea. Keen coastal explorers can take a boat trip to uncover Cardigan Bay’s marine ecology and Heritage Coast from New Quay 15.5 miles away.
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4.7
Penyrallt Fach Cottage is a characterful, single-storey cottage resting in the rural outskirts of Pentre-Cwrt, Sir Gaerfyrddin. Countryside. Hot tub. Llandysul 3.6 miles; Aberporth 13.5 miles.
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5
Stone Barn Cottage - Ysgubor Cerrig in Llandysul, West Wales, is a beautiful retreat that sleeps four people. This charming stone cottage features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a spacious lounge with a fireplace and Smart TV. The large garden includes a revolving summer house, BBQ area, and a private hot tub. Nearby attractions include Ffostrasol village (1 mile), Newcastle Emlyn and Llandysul (6 miles), and the Welsh coast (less than 7 miles).
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Surrounded by a couple of acres of beautiful private woodland gardens, this snug and cosy barn conversion provides a wonderful romantic backdrop for couples seeking a secluded hideaway in the heart of rural Ceredigion. Featuring a soothing hot tub, a welcoming wood burner, exposed stonework and original timber beams, the characterful property is perfect for two guests, with delightful views from the charming garden. An ideal base for walkers, nature lovers and cyclists, this picturesque retreat is full of character, ideal for exploring the region’s spellbinding countryside, rustic villages, historic sites and idyllic coastline.
Stepping inside this unique property, you will be greeted by the characterful open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, with wooden beams and stone walls. The pretty lounge has a Smart TV and a welcoming wood burner, perfect for snuggling up together at the end of a wonderful day. You can share a romantic meal around the central farmhouse-style table, while the country-style kitchen has ample equipment to whip up your favourite dishes. The main floor also features a refreshing bathroom. When it’s time to retire, a wooden ladder leads up to the mezzanine-level bedroom with its cosy king-size bed. Outside, the patio garden makes a lovely spot for dining alfresco on a summer’s day. The two surrounding acres of private gardens feature beautiful woodlands with seating along the way. The hot tub is set on its own charming terrace with sun loungers and a summer house.
Llandysul (4 miles) has a choice of friendly places to eat and drink after you’ve spent a fantastic day exploring the Ceredigion countryside. The coast is within easy reach – from New Quay (12 miles) you can take a boat trip out to spot dolphins in Ceredigion Bay. Other attractions include the National Wool Museum, Norwood Gardens and Gwili Steam Railway, all within 15 miles.
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This welcoming house in a quiet rural lane is a perfect base for families or a group of friends looking to explore the coast and countryside of beautiful West Wales. Your holiday home sleeps seven guests, with an additional welcome for two canine chums, and is within a mile of a shop and a pub. The lively market town of Newcastle Emlyn, just 3 miles away, offers a range of eateries, independent shops with fresh local produce and scenic walks beside the lovely River Teifi. Glorious golden beaches are within easy reach, and you'll discover country walks galore from the doorstep.
The light and spacious interior is charmingly furnished, with bright cushions, pictures and plants creating a homely feel. Enjoy country views from the first-floor open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner and relax on comfortable seating before the wood burner. The stylish kitchen has ample space for all around the dining table. Also on this floor is a cosy single bedroom. Downstairs are three further delightful bedrooms: two doubles, one with an en-suite shower room, and a twin, along with a family bathroom. Outside, the pretty front garden houses a hot tub, outdoor seating and a BBQ, with a second patio to the rear.
Climb aboard the Teifi Valley Railway (3.5 miles), a narrow gauge railway that chugs through unspoiled countryside - you can explore its fascinating small museum in a Victorian signal box and children will love the adjoining miniature railway and crazy golf. Watch awe-inspiring waterfalls cascade into the Teifi at Cenarth Falls (6 miles) and visit the National Trust's magnificent Cilgerran Castle (12.5 miles), perched above the spectacular Teifi Gorge. For days out at the seaside, head for family beaches at Aberporth (8.5 miles), and Poppit Sands (14 miles). While seasonal restrictions apply, both have large, dog-friendly sections.
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Set in the heart of rural West Wales, yet within easy reach of colourful market towns and sandy beaches, this beautiful barn conversion is perfect for a family holiday. Sleeping four guests, it sits in private farmland with lovely countryside views and sports a luxurious hot tub. The spacious property is close to the village of Bancyffordd, with a shop and pub just 2 miles away. You'll find more shops, eateries and a weekly market in bustling Llandysul, less than 4 miles distant. Peaceful country walks abound, with sea and sand further afield at Aberporth (14.5 miles) and New Quay (19 miles).
This light and airy property is beautifully furnished in a contemporary style and bi-fold doors in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner fill the space with light. A large corner sofa and stylish wood burner provide cosy comfort, while a dining table and breakfast bar in the streamlined kitchen offer ample space for shared meals. There are two inviting bedrooms: a king-size and a twin. A super bathroom with a roll-top bath and walk-in shower completes the layout. Outside, the patio has outdoor furniture, a BBQ and a hot tub, from where you can enjoy the view.
Llandysul is set on the banks of the beautiful River Teifi and has an Outdoor Education Centre with qualified instructors in canoeing, kayaking and more. The town is also home to the Harp Centre of Wales, where you can see (by appointment) how these expertly hand-crafted instruments are made. Historic Newcastle Emlyn (8 miles) has a weekly market, independent shops and riverside walks beside the ruined Norman castle. Take a trip on the narrow gauge Teifi Valley Railway (5 miles); the station also offers miniature train rides, a cafe and a museum housed in a Victorian signal box.
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Llandysul Guide
Llandysul, a market town in Ceredigion, Wales, offers an excellent base for exploring west Wales from the comfort of a hot tub cottage. The River Teifi runs through this peaceful spot, providing opportunities for fishing, kayaking and riverside walks.
According to TripAdvisor, top attractions include the National Wool Museum (4.5/5), Cenarth Falls (4/5) and nearby Cardigan Bay's dolphin-watching trips. The town hosts the annual Llandysul Paddlers Outdoor Festival which draws kayaking enthusiasts from across the UK.
Welsh poet Dylan Thomas frequently visited Llandysul in the 1940s, reportedly writing parts of "Under Milk Wood" while staying at a local farmhouse. The area's literary connections continue to draw visitors today.
Cottages range from cosy one-bedroom conversions perfect for couples to large farmhouses that sleep 12+ for family gatherings. Many feature private hot tubs overlooking the Welsh countryside, while some offer glamping options with outdoor wood-fired tubs for a more rustic experience.
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Sightseeing
Llandysul sits in the heart of the Teifi Valley, giving you access to both countryside and coast. The National Wool Museum (SA44 5UP, open Tues-Sat 10am-5pm) shows how important the wool trade was to this region. It's got a 4.5/5 TripAdvisor score and entry is free.
Just 7 miles away, Cenarth Falls (SA38 9JL) is worth visiting when the salmon are leaping upstream in autumn. The small waterfall has a 4/5 TripAdvisor rating and there's a coracle museum nearby explaining these traditional Welsh boats.
Newcastle Emlyn Castle (SA38 9AJ) is 5 miles from Llandysul. These atmospheric ruins are said to be the last place in Britain where a dragon was seen! It's open daily with free entry and scores 3.5/5 on TripAdvisor.
The Teifi Valley Railway (SA44 5DG) runs steam trains along a scenic route. It's open weekends and school holidays from March to October. Kids love it and it scores 4/5 on TripAdvisor.
Pet Friendly
Many Llandysul cottages welcome dogs and the area is brilliant for walking with your four-legged mate. The Teifi Valley offers miles of riverside paths where dogs can splash about.
Y Polyn pub (SA33 6BT) in nearby Capel Dewi welcomes dogs in its bar area and garden. They even provide water bowls and treats. Their Sunday roast is legendary.
Penbryn Beach (SA44 6QL), about 20 minutes' drive away, allows dogs from October to April. It's a National Trust beach with a mile of golden sand. In summer, try Poppit Sands which has a dog-friendly section year-round.
I'd recommend bringing towels specifically for your dog - Welsh weather means muddy paws are guaranteed! The local Spar shop stocks emergency dog food if you forget to pack enough.
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The River Teifi offers some of the best kayaking in Wales. Llandysul Paddlers (SA44 4HP) provide equipment hire and lessons for all abilities. I've heard they're brilliant with beginners. They run 2-hour taster sessions from £25 per person. One visitor told me: "Was terrified at first but the instructors were so patient. Ended up having the best day of our holiday!"
Dre-Fach Felindre Woollen Mill (SA44 5UP) shows traditional Welsh blanket making. The working looms are fascinating and you can buy authentic Welsh textiles direct from the makers. Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-5pm, admission is free. The cafe serves excellent Welsh cakes too.
Teifi Fishing offers day permits for salmon and sea trout fishing. The Teifi is one of Wales' premier fishing rivers. Permits cost around £25 per day and can be bought from the West Wales Passport Scheme. Even if you don't catch anything, spending a day by this beautiful river is worth it. Don't forget to get back to your cottage in time for a hot tub session under the stars!
Is Llandysul good for families with young children?
Yes! The gentle pace of life suits families. There's a good playground in the town centre and the flat riverside walks are pushchair-friendly. Folly Farm Adventure Park is about 40 minutes' drive away and makes a brilliant day out.
What's the best time of year to visit Llandysul?
Late spring (May/June) offers good weather without summer crowds. September is lovely too - the river is at its best and you'll have most walking trails to yourself. That said, sitting in your hot tub while it's snowing is pretty special!
Are there good places to eat in Llandysul?
Yes! The Porth Hotel serves excellent Welsh food using local ingredients. Caffi Teifi does great breakfasts and lunch. For something special, try Y Polyn gastropub about 20 minutes away - booking essential.
Is a car essential when staying in Llandysul?
Pretty much. There's a limited bus service but to really explore the area you'll need your own transport. Many cottages have private parking.
How far is Llandysul from the coast?
The nearest beaches are about 25 minutes' drive away. Cardigan Bay has some stunning beaches including Mwnt, Aberporth and New Quay.
Can I get groceries delivered to my cottage?
Yes, Tesco delivers to most Llandysul postcodes. There's also a Spar in town for essentials and several farm shops nearby for local produce.