Carmarthenshire Cottages With Hot Tubs

The Cabin at Gerynant in Llandovery, West Wales, is a bespoke-built log cabin perfect for a romantic escape. Sleeping two, it features a double bed, shower room, and a kitchen area. Enjoy the terrace with seating, a BBQ, and a hot tub. Nearby attractions include Cwm Rhaeadr Forest and Llandovery town.

Surrounded by open fields, mountains and forests and enjoying its own hot tub, this cosy stone barn conversion for two is the ultimate romantic getaway for couples looking to spend quality time together uncovering the West Wales countryside and coastline a stone’s throw away. At the end of a long day’s adventure, there’s no better welcome than the soothing neutral colour palette and extra special homely touches in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Get creative with your delicious local produce and enjoy your efforts by dining romantically seated at the breakfast bar, saving some leftovers for tomorrow’s idyllic picnic. As the evening draws in, cuddle up on the comfy sofa and lose yourself in splendid views across the surrounding countryside or enjoy the latest blockbuster on the Smart TV. When you can’t resist the call of bedtime, retire to the king-size zip-and-link bedroom for a dreamy slumber before tomorrow’s adventure. Admire your fabulous views with a glass of something chilled from the comfort of the hot tub on the enclosed patio, and after sunset, stay up way past bedtime star gazing in the clear night’s sky. Set in a landscape of fields, mountains and forests, this peaceful rural location is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, cyclists and keen walkers with many well-marked paths easily accessible from the doorstep. Head to the market town of Llandysul 7.5 miles away to peruse its array of independent shops and restaurants. 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. From nearby 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.

Superb cottage near Aberaeron, detached farmhouse in peaceful countryside. Woodburners. Large conservatory. Ideal for larger groups. Children's play area plus games barn. Lake fishing on site. Aberaeron 3 miles

The Forge Cottage in Port Eynon, South Wales, is a traditional holiday home that sleeps six people. It features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a well-equipped kitchen. The garden includes a shaded patio and a six-person hot tub. Nearby attractions include Port Eynon Beach, Horton Beach, and Oxwich Bay. The Ship Inn is just steps away.

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.

A charming Lodge resting in Five Roads near Pontyates, Dyfed. Beautiful views. Hot Tub. Garden. Pet friendly. Off-road parking. Llanelli 6 miles; Carmarthen 11.5 miles; Swansea 16.4 miles.

The Old Ambulance Station in Reynoldston, Gower, South Wales, is a spacious holiday home that sleeps six guests in three bedrooms. This eco-friendly property features a cosy lounge, a well-equipped kitchen, and a games room. The enclosed garden includes a hot tub for five guests. Nearby attractions include Oxwich Bay Beach (3 miles) and Swansea (3 miles).

The Old Workshop is a wonderful, reverse-level, stone-fronted holiday cottage in Dre-fach near Lampeter, Ceredigion with hot tub. Carmarthen 21 miles; Cardigan 29 miles; Aberystwyth 25.6 miles.

Glanrannell Park House is a stunning house resting near Crugybar in Carmarthenshire, boasting a hot tub, six en-suite bedrooms, and ample driveway parking. Carmarthen 26.5 miles; Swansea 35.4 miles.

End-terrace cottage near Aberaeron, created from stone barn conversion. Upside-down accommodation. Superb countryside views. Lake fishing on site. Children's play area and games room. Aberaeron 3 miles.

Set in a courtyard with its own enclosed garden and hot tub, this stone barn conversion offers a true home-from-home for a party of four and two canine companions. A great base for a holiday that can be both busy and laid-back, it’s surrounded by countryside and within striking distance of the Ceredigion coast. Sharing its large courtyard setting with similar properties, this charming converted barn welcomes guests into an open-plan living space with all the creature comforts of home. Cook up a feast in the rustic-style kitchen, share food, drinks and conversation at the dining table then settle down in the lounge area where comfortable seating is perfectly positioned for switching on the Smart TV and catching up with your favourite programmes. When it’s time to sleep, two inviting bedrooms await on the first floor – one with a king-size bed and the other a twin room – alongside a modern shower room. Your living space extends outdoors: to the side of the property, there’s an enclosed patio where you can light up the BBQ and pizza oven and, once your stomachs are settled, lie back in the hot tub and gaze at starry skies. A shared BBQ and fire pit area offers the opportunity to make new friends, and there’s a field for the dogs to dash around in too. The West Wales coastline is stunning – head to the pretty seaside town of New Quay (15 miles) for a fabulous harbour, sandy beaches and a fine selection of restaurants, shops and cafes. A little further along is Aberaeron (17 miles), famous for its colourful Regency houses and sheltered harbour. Closer to home, the market town of Lampeter has a strong textile tradition – don’t miss the Welsh Quilt Centre when you visit. Founded by Royal Charter in 1822, St David’s College, now part of the University of Wales Trinity St David, is built around the remains of a Norman castle mound and has a quadrangle, chapel, library and main hall modelled on the Oxford and Cambridge colleges.