
Discover Wales' hidden gems
Published 20th April 2026
These hidden gems are among the coolest places to stay in Wales right now.
Think smart coastal houses with sweeping sea views, magical cottages with thatched roofs, and the most remote and romantic country cabins.
If you love stylish design (and great value) as much as wild locations, take a look at these stunning Welsh holiday properties.
By the sea
Island House
Aberaeron - Ceredigion
The Shepherd's Hut
Tywyn - Gwynedd
Major House
Newport - Pembrokeshire
Arfor
Abersoch - Gwynedd
Y Cei
Aberffraw - Isle of Anglesey
Hide Wales Cabans
St Donats - Vale of Glamorgan
The Beach House Pembrokeshire
Saundersfoot - Pembrokeshire
Cefn Castell
Criccieth - Gwynedd
Secret and secluded cabins
Foragers Cabin
Welshpool - Powys
Caban Du
Llanfyllin - Powys
Shepherds Hill Cabin
Llandrindod Wells - Mid Wales
Shepherds Rest
Llandyssil - MONTGOMERYSHIRE
The Boatshed at Camp Plas
Welshpool - Powys
Coety Bach
Llandrindod Wells - Mid Wales
Unique spaces
Heartwood Treehouse
Welshpool - Powys
The Warren
Knighton - Powys
St Curig's Church
Betws y coed - Conwy
Stella
Marcross - Vale of Glamorgan
Tyr Derw Treehouse
Talybont - Ceredigion
Wanderoo
Brecon - Powys
The Old Grain Store
Knighton - Powys
Wilder Retreats
Haverfordwest - Pembrokeshire
The cosiest cottages
Dove Cottage
Tywyn - Gwynedd
Bramble Cottage
Llandysul - Ceredigion
Birch Cottage
Brockweir - Monmouthshire
Owls Nest Hideout
Brockweir - Monmouthshire
The Longhouse
Llanwrtyd Wells - Powys
Glan yr Afon
Llandysul - Ceredigion
Marina Cottage
Y Felinheli - Gwynedd
Family fun houses
Llys Alaw
Aberystwyth - Mid Wales
The Chickenshed
Trellech - Monmouthshire
Ein Cynefin
Alltami - Flintshire
Upper Valley Barn
Powys - Wales
Clwyd Gate Manor
Clwyd Gate - Ruthin
Discover the enchanting landscapes of the Brecon Beacons, the historical charm of Harlech Castle, and the secluded beaches of Anglesey. These lesser-known spots offer a unique glimpse into Wales' diverse natural beauty.
Coolstays offers a curated selection of extraordinary properties across Wales, from eco-friendly cabins in Snowdonia to charming cottages on the Pembrokeshire coast, ensuring a memorable stay.
Yes, families can enjoy hiking in national parks, exploring interactive museums like Techniquest in Cardiff, or visiting wildlife centres such as Folly Farm Adventure Park.
Absolutely. Many Coolstays properties welcome pets, providing ample space and nearby walking trails to keep your furry friends happy during your Welsh adventure.
Immerse yourself by visiting traditional markets, attending local festivals like Eisteddfodau, or dining at nearby restaurants serving authentic Welsh cuisine.
Choose from eco-conscious lodges and solar-powered cabins that align with our carbon-neutral mission without compromising comfort or style.
Certainly. Retreat to remote hideaways with panoramic views or stay in luxurious glamping pods set amidst tranquil countryside for an intimate escape.
Explore spacious manor houses or converted barns that cater to gatherings, offering communal spaces and activities perfect for group bonding.
From hiking Mount Snowdon to coasteering along rugged cliffs, guests have easy access to thrilling outdoor pursuits directly from their chosen stay.
Simply browse our curated listings online, select your preferred dates and location, then follow our streamlined booking process for an effortless experience.

































