House vacation rentals in New Quay

A hot tub is situated on a wooden deck surrounded by greenery. The area is enclosed with a wooden railing for safety. A small table is visible nearby, and a towel hangs on a railing. Natural foliage provides a serene backdrop.

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

Ty Gwyrdd Eco house with hot tub, Newquay, Wales

Ty Gwyrdd Eco house with hot tub is perched dramatically above a wooded stream, 2 mls from Newquay & ½ ml from Cei Bach Beach. A relaxing retreat away from the bustle of Newquay yet in walking distance (by beach when the tide is out) or 5 mins by car or bus. The Coastal Path is 15mins walk away. 2 bedrooms (double + twin) . 2 bathrooms. Suitable for families of up to 5 using pull out mattress/cot but max 4 for groups of adults. Wifi. Parking for 2 cars. Peak periods-7 night min Sat to Sat.

The farmhouse features a traditional stone exterior with a weathered slate roof. Fencing and a wall are visible in the foreground, framing the entrance with a small porch. Lush greenery surrounds the property, enhancing the serene rural setting.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 273 reviews

Traditional Coastal Self-Catering Farmhouse

Ffyllon Fawr is a south facing farmhouse built approx 1890 and has been sympathetically renovated and modernised recently. The farmhouse is in an elevated position and overlooks the farmyard and the beautiful open countryside. To one side is a level patio area with a picnic table/bench leading onto a sloping lawn area. (N.B Bedrooms not requested and booked for are secured allowing us to offer a reduced booking cost for a smaller number of guests. The farmhouse is not shared with other guests.)

A charming stone cottage is set within a lush, green landscape, surrounded by trees and shrubs. The structure features a green door and large windows, inviting natural light. A small picnic area is visible in the foreground, adding to the cottage's rustic charm.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 330 reviews

Betty's Cottage - Beautiful, rural valley.

Relax in a beautiful, detached, cosy stone and beamed cottage nestling in a peaceful, wooded valley where nature is thriving. Rustic and comfortable . The cottage overlooks a stone bridge and small river on the Carmarthenshire/Pembrokeshire border. We are doggie friendly and are happy to welcome well behaved dogs. The perfect base to be in nature, walk, cycle and explore many scenic areas of this beautiful part of West Wales. Betty's was built in the 1800's and is a traditional, stone cottage.

The charming exterior of the restored farmhouse is highlighted at dusk, featuring a thatched roof and large glass doors that reflect the sunset. Traditional lime-washed stone walls and wooden accents enhance the inviting atmosphere of the property, set against a tranquil rural backdrop.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

Gwarcwm Farm Crog Loft Hot Tub and Riverside Sauna

A crogloft is a traditional Welsh mezzanine, tucked away in the eves. Somewhere to quiet retreat to. Gwarcwm's Crog Loft is at the heart of the home, an old farmhouse beautifully restored. We hope you will love it as much as we do. The house is attached to a small field that slopes steeply down to a river at the bottom. We've recently finished building a sauna next to the river and installed a wood-burning hot tub, making this a perfect place to wind down when the day's adventuring is done.

A riverside decking area is visible with loungers and a small table set for relaxation. Lush greenery surrounds the space, with the tranquil river reflecting the clear blue sky, creating a serene atmosphere for outdoor enjoyment.

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Waterside house in historic Pembrokeshire village

Princess House, a Grade II listed riverside retreat built in 1865. A perfect mix of history, charm, and comfort. Set by the River Teifi, the house has beautiful river views from the living room, patio and riverside decking. In winter it’s a warm, cozy haven: relax in the spacious lounge, share meals prepared in the well-equipped kitchen, and wake to crisp river views before exploring Pembrokeshire. With fast WiFi, family-friendly space, and historic charm, it’s the perfect base year-round.

The exterior of Llareggub Cottage is shown, featuring a vibrant pink facade adorned with black shutters. A welcoming white front door is centered under a small awning. Flanking the cottage are houses in pastel colors, set against a clear blue sky.

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Llareggub Cottage Close to beach,sea views,Wi-fi

Llareggub Cottage, is named after the fictional town in Dylan Thomas’ Under Milk Wood. It has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an open plan living area together and outside decking. Wifi is unlimited. With a small third bunk bed room, this property is more suitable for 4 adults and 2 young children . The property has sea views and is within a short walking distance of New Quay’s harbour and beach, restaurants, shops and public houses. Grade 4 star listed by Visit Wales Accommodation .

A charming Georgian townhouse with a light blue exterior is displayed, featuring evenly spaced windows and a welcoming front door. The building is positioned on a quiet street, flanked by colorful neighboring houses, under a bright sky with scattered clouds.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

Sea side town house in Aberaeron

Stylish, with character, newly renovated, spacious, centrally located town house in the destination town of Aberaeron. Within a stone's throw of the beach and all amenities set within a private walled garden. This Georgian gem is comfortable and offers everything for a wonderful family or group holiday. Aberaeron itself is steeped in history, once being a major trading port. Today, the town is the jewel of Cardigan Bay, priding itself in lively festivals and sporting events.

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The exterior of a charming stone cottage is presented, featuring green shutters and flower pots adorning the entrance. The sunlit facade highlights the textured stonework and wooden door, while a small garden area sits outside, enhancing the inviting atmosphere of the building.

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 312 reviews

Hen Efail - Old Smithy

Recommended by the Sunday Times (12.09.21), Hen Efail is close to Cors Caron (the largest raised bog in Britain), the Cambrian Mountains and only 30 minutes' drive to the beautiful Ceredigion coastline. Its village location means it is only a short walk to independent shops, restaurants and pubs. Hen Efail has spacious rooms, yet maintains a cozy country feel with exposed beams/stonework and wood burning stove. It is good for couples, solo adventurers, families with kids, and pets.

A bright lounge area features a comfortable sofa adorned with colorful cushions. A dining table for two is positioned by a large window, offering views of the bay. Soft, neutral-colored flooring is complemented by a plush area rug, enhancing the inviting ambiance.

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 164 reviews

Private apartment in house, with view over bay.

6 New Hill villas is a b+b which overlooks Fishguard Bay, where guests can enjoy the view from the lounge. The property is situated on the Pembrokeshire coastal path,and is a short walk away from shops and restaurants. The host lives at the property, and the middle floor has 3 rooms, the living ,room bedroom and kitchen and the shower room and toilet are on the floor above (all rooms are private for guests ) Cereal along with milk , bread and coffee ,tea is all provided.

A welcoming pathway leads to a converted railway carriage, set against a backdrop of expansive blue skies. The property features a wooden fence and is surrounded by natural vegetation, enhancing its tranquil coastal setting.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

Unique Vintage Railway Carriage, 180* Sea View

STAY RIGHT ON THE CEREDIGION COAST PATH WITH STUNNING VIEWS OF THE SEA AND COASTLINE. LOOK FOR DOLPHINS A very special and unique converted Edwardian railway carriage for 4, right on the coast path in Cardigan Bay. Sit on the veranda and look for dolphins or take a short walk to lovely beaches. WIFI & wood-burner. Top 50 UK Holiday Cottages -The Times 'Best Unusual Place to Stay' - The Independent Conde Nast Traveller - Top Five 'best spots to enjoy the British Seaside

A cozy lounge area features a stone fireplace and wooden beams overhead. Two light-colored sofas with decorative cushions face a wooden coffee table, while shelves lined with books and artwork complete the space. Natural light filters in through large windows, enhancing the room's inviting feel.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews

Old Fishermans Cottage

Stay in an authentic Mariners cottage a few minutes walk to the sea on the beautiful Cardigan bay coastal path. This is where quaint seaside towns and villages are nestled between the beautiful seascapes. Green fields and deep wooded river valleys, combine with the remote and starkly beautiful Cambrian Mountains. A magical place to visit. This is a place to relax, away from it all, enjoy the local scenery, sample locally produced and sourced foods, wine and beers.

The exterior of the stone cottage is surrounded by lush green grass and blooming bluebells. A gentle slope leads to the cottage, which features a sloped roof and skylights. Natural vegetation frames the view, complementing the serene countryside setting.