Best Holiday rentals and Airbnb offers in North Wales
8.6 28 reviews
Family Stay By Sefton Park & Lark Lane Parking
house, Liverpool
This four-bedroom house in Liverpool's Lark Lane area is a 1.9km walk from Sefton Park and within a few kilometres of the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Williamson's Tunnels, Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, ACC Liverpool, and Lime Street station. The property sleeps eight guests, offers free parking, two bathrooms, and is close to Lark Lane's shops and restaurants; bachelor/hen parties are not permitted.
8.5 76 reviews
Salt Marsh Apartment
apartment, Tywyn
Salt Marsh Apartment is located in Tywyn, a short walk from the beach and a 5km drive from Castell y Bere, a historic castle with stunning views. The apartment has received very good user ratings and excellent location and cleanliness ratings. The apartment has one bedroom and one bathroom, covering 60 square metres. It includes a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, a relaxing living room with a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, a baby safety gate, an on-site restaurant and bar, parking and a close proximity to Aberdovey Golf Club.
9.0 5813 reviews
Cavern Quarter Apartments By The Castle Collection
apartment, Liverpool
These Cavern Quarter apartments are ideally situated in the heart of Liverpool, just a short walk from Liverpool ONE and the Royal Court Theatre, placing you right in the midst of the city's bustling entertainment scene. They consistently receive very good user ratings and excellent scores for location and cleanliness. The apartments offer a comfortable living space with a sofa, seating area, and flat-screen TV. They come equipped with a kitchen, a private bathroom with a hairdryer, and free Wi-Fi, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable stay.
9.7 12 reviews
Off The Rails
farm, Oswestry
Off the Rails is a farm stay located 11 kilometres from Oswestry, offering scenic views of the village of Knockin and a peaceful rural setting. The farm consistently receives excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall user experience. Each self-catering unit comfortably sleeps two guests and features a seating area, wardrobes, and a kitchenette in select rooms. Guests can enjoy a garden with views, on-site parking, and easy access to the Welsh border for exploring the beautiful countryside.
9.7 9 reviews
Scenic Pet Friendly Pod In Talybont Aberystwyth
chalet, Aberystwyth
This pet-friendly chalet in Talybont, approximately 13-14 kilometres from Aberystwyth town centre, Aberystwyth Golf Club, Clarach Bay, and Aberystwyth University, offers stunning mountain and garden views. The self-catering holiday home features a fully equipped kitchen with fridge and microwave, one bathroom, a terrace, barbecue facilities, an outdoor fireplace, private parking, and sleeps [Number of guests - information missing from original text].
8.8 214 reviews
Elysium Liverpool
apartment, Liverpool
Elysium Liverpool is a centrally located flat, just 500 yards from Liverpool's main attractions, including Lime Street Train Station, Williamson's Tunnels, and Royal Court Theatre. The apartment has excellent user, location and cleanliness ratings. The flat is comfortable and spacious, with a dedicated seating and dining area. It is fully equipped with a kitchen, a private bathroom, bed linen, and towels, as well as free internet access.
9.9 108 reviews
Elm-uk36259
house, Llanfair Caereinion
Elm-Uk36259, a self-catering house in Llanfair Caereinion, Powys, is conveniently located 16km from Lake Vyrnwy and within a 32km radius of Dolforwyn, Whittington, and Chirk Castles. This one-bedroom property boasts a private garden, swimming pool, jacuzzi, free Wi-Fi, parking, and sleeps up to two guests, perfect for exploring the area's historic castles and scenic landscapes.
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120 M² Bungalow ∙ 3 Bedrooms ∙ 5 Guests
bungalow, Abersoch
Ty Glan Y Mor is a bungalow located in Pwllheli, offering convenient access to Abersoch's beaches and the Llŷn Peninsula, situated approximately 5 kilometers from Abersoch's harbour. This property provides accommodation for up to five adults in three bedrooms, featuring off-road parking, an enclosed garden, and a fully equipped kitchen, with a floor area of 120 square meters.
9.9 134 reviews
A Beautiful Cosy Flat Near The Castle
apartment
This Caernarfon apartment boasts a prime location in Gwynedd, a two-minute walk from Caernarfon Castle and the coast, with Snowdonia National Park a short drive away. The self-catering flat offers a fully equipped double bedroom, a modern shower room, and comfortably accommodates two guests, featuring amenities such as a welcome basket and free parking a short walk away.
8.7 174 reviews
Chester City Centre Apartments With Parking
apartment, Chester
This apartment is located in Chester City Centre, just 2.7 km from Chester Zoo and a 9-minute walk from Chester Racecourse, making it ideal for exploring the city's attractions. It has received excellent ratings for cleanliness, location, and overall experience. The apartment has two bedrooms and one bathroom, offering comfortable accommodation for a small group. The fully equipped kitchen, free parking, and complimentary Wi-Fi ensure a convenient and enjoyable stay.
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Alwyn Cottage, Pet Friendly, With Open Fire In Froncysyllte
cottage, Llangollen
Alwyn Cottage, a pet-friendly holiday home in Froncysyllte near Llangollen, is conveniently located less than 1km from the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and a short drive from Chirk Castle. This 130 square metre, three-bedroom house sleeps six, boasting a ground-floor double ensuite, a well-equipped kitchen-diner with modern appliances, a wood-burning stove, Smart TV, WiFi, and off-road parking for two cars, plus a terrace and garden.
Best family friendly North Wales holiday rentals
Among the 35192 accommodations in North Wales, here are the 4 best family friendly rentals
9.6 72 reviews
Coopers Family Holiday Home
apartment
This 6-berth caravan is located on the Marine Holiday Park in Rhyl, Denbighshire, just 5km from beautiful beaches and coastal walks, with Conwy, Llandudno and Chester all within 30km and Snowdonia National Park an hour away. The caravan has received excellent user ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall experience. The caravan has two bedrooms, one bathroom, and can accommodate up to six guests. The caravan offers a fully equipped kitchen, a garden, a swimming pool, parking, air conditioning, and a range of on-site amenities including a sports bar, entertainment, a burger bar, ice cream parlour, convenience store, restaurant, outdoor bar, football court, play areas, beach huts, and an outdoor stage with live music.
9.3 42 reviews
Awel Y Mor
house, Pwllheli
Awel Y Mor is a charming house located in Pwllheli, a coastal town in North Wales, just 16 miles from Portmeirion and 27 miles from Snowdon Mountain Railway. This holiday home has received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience. The house has two bedrooms and one bathroom, spanning 105 square metres. Enjoy the beautiful sea views, relax in the garden, and make use of the fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi, and parking.
9.8 35 reviews
Gadlas
house, Caernarfon
Gadlas, a holiday home near Caernarfon, is conveniently located 4km from Caernarfon Castle and offers easy access to Snowdonia National Park attractions. This three-bedroom, two-bathroom property sleeps six, boasting a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, free Wi-Fi, private parking, and excellent guest reviews.
10 27 reviews
Broadoak Barn
house, Ellesmere
Broadoak Barn, a pet-friendly house in Ellesmere, Shropshire, offers easy access to Whittington Castle (12.7km), Chirk Castle (16.1km), and Erddig (17.7km). This two-bedroom property sleeps four, boasting a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, free Wi-Fi, private parking, and a relaxing garden; a fireplace adds to its cosy atmosphere.
Best North Wales holiday rentals with a balcony
9.1 40 reviews
Redwood Lodge, Dee Valley Stays - Cosy Microlodge With Detached Private Shower & Wc
chalet, Corwen
Redwood Lodge, a cosy microlodge in Corwen, is conveniently located just 19 kilometres from Chirk Castle and 27 kilometres from Greenacres Animal Park, offering easy access to the area's attractions. The lodge has consistently received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location and overall experience. The microlodge features a single bedroom and bathroom within its 18 square metre floor area. Guests can enjoy a private terrace, a well-equipped kitchenette, free Wi-Fi and parking, as well as the option to explore the surrounding countryside with cycling and hiking trails.
8.3 35 reviews
Gwel-y-cwm - Valley View
chalet, Trawsfynydd
Gwel-y-Cwm - Valley View chalet, located in Trawsfynydd, Gwynedd, offers a convenient base for exploring Snowdonia National Park, being 22.5km from Portmeirion and 43.5km from Mount Snowdon. This 40 square metre self-catering holiday home sleeps four guests in two bedrooms, and boasts a private patio with mountain views, free Wi-Fi, free parking, and access to a children's playground and on-site coffee shop.
9.8 147 reviews
Anvil Cottage
house, Mold
Anvil Cottage is situated in Mold, just 29 kilometres from Chester Zoo and 31 kilometres from Bodelwyddan Castle, offering a convenient base for exploring the region. The cottage has received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The two-bedroom cottage spans 76 square metres and can accommodate up to four guests. Enjoy a relaxing soak in the private hot tub, dine al fresco on the patio, and make use of the fully equipped kitchen, BBQ, and garden.
9.2 36 reviews
Tracey And Brian's Caravan
apartment, Rhyl
This apartment is situated just 1.8km from Rhyl Beach and 2.1km from Prestatyn Central Beach, offering easy access to the beautiful Welsh coastline. It boasts excellent user ratings and is highly rated for its location and cleanliness. The apartment features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, providing comfortable accommodation for up to 6 guests. It offers a range of amenities including a swimming pool, spa, restaurant, bar, tennis court, and a terrace with garden views, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable stay.
Frequently asked questions about holiday rentals in North Wales
What are the must-see sights in North Wales, United Kingdom?
North Wales boasts many iconic sights. Snowdonia National Park is a must, with Mount Snowdon offering stunning views. Conwy Castle, a remarkably well-preserved medieval fortress, is another highlight. Caernarfon Castle, with its imposing walls, is equally impressive. Beaumaris Castle, also in Anglesey, is architecturally significant. For something different, explore the charming town of Betws-y-Coed, nestled amidst picturesque scenery.
What are the best Airbnb and holiday rentals in North Wales?
What types of vacation rentals are available in North Wales?
If you are planning holidays in North Wales you want to look for the right accommodations that can make a difference. North Wales has become one of the popular tourist destinations in the UK and therefore you can look for various vacation properties that can offer you the best deals. When you are choosing vacation rentals you have to focus on the ones including apartments, condos and townhouses. This would ensure that you can make the most of the choices you can find.
Are there unique natural phenomena in North Wales, United Kingdom?
Yes, North Wales has several. The dramatic coastline, with its rugged cliffs and sandy beaches, is a key feature. The varied landscapes of Snowdonia, from mountains to valleys, are breathtaking. There are also many caves and underground rivers to explore, such as the Sygun Copper Mine. The diverse wildlife, including seals and various bird species, adds to the natural wonders.
What are the unmissable activities to do in North Wales?
1. Explore Snowdonia National Park - When you are visiting North Wales you can explore the vastness of the Snowdonia National Park offering you a great time outdoors. 2. Explore Conwy Water Gardens - If you have kids with you on your visit to North Wales you can look for Conwy Water Gardens located within the Snowdonia National Park. This is where you and your kids can have excellent wildlife sightings. 3. Visit the Harlech Castle - While you are exploring North Wales you can also visit the Harlech Castle which was built by Edward I in the thirteenth century during the Invasion of Wales.
What essentials should you bring along to North Wales, United Kingdom?
Pack for all types of weather, as it can change rapidly. Waterproof and windproof outerwear is crucial. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring the many trails. Layers of clothing are recommended, as temperatures can fluctuate. Don't forget sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses, even on cloudy days. A reusable water bottle is also vital, especially when hiking.
What are the best holiday rentals with a pool in North Wales?
If you are planning to explore North Wales and cover more towns and quaint villages you need to look for the best place to stay as a base. Caernarfon is the best place to stay when you want to centre yourself close to most of the local attractions. Staying in Caernarfon allows you to find the best hotels and rental accommodations which is important when you are exploring North Wales. Also, you are closer to Snowdonia National Park which makes it a great base. Here you can also find excellent places to eat and drink when you are holidaying. This stunning harbour town is also well connected with the Welsh Highland Railway and can take you to Porthmadog.
What famous events or festivals are happening in North Wales, United Kingdom?
The National Eisteddfod, a celebration of Welsh language and culture, is a major event, though its location varies annually. The Royal Welsh Show, held in Llanelwedd, is a large agricultural show showcasing Welsh livestock and produce. Numerous smaller local festivals and events take place throughout the year, celebrating everything from music and arts to local produce and heritage.
What are the best rentals for families and kids in North Wales?
1. Gwledd Conwy Feast - If you are looking for a festival that combines food, drinks and music you can head to Conwy where you can participate in Gwledd Conwy Feast. The event is very family-friendly and therefore you can bring in your kids as well. 2. International Snowdon Race - If you are looking for tough challenges or you want to see the racers in action you can visit the International Snowdon Race in Gwynedd where many international athletes participate in a ten-mile endurance race. 3. Rail Ale Festival - If you are interested in beers and ales you can visit the Rail Ale Festival where you can get acquainted with the Welsh ales and ciders. This is accompanied by live music and plenty of food included.
What is the average daily budget you should plan for (accommodation, food, transportation, activities) in North Wales, United Kingdom?
A daily budget will vary greatly depending on your choices, but a reasonable estimate would be £100-£200 per person per day. This includes mid-range accommodation, meals, local transport, and some activities. Budget travellers could manage on less, while those seeking luxury experiences should plan for more.
What are the best rentals or Airbnbs with a jacuzzi in North Wales?
When you are exploring North Wales you would expect to find plenty of Welsh cuisine foods across various restaurants and eateries. Some of the popular dishes in North Wales would be cawl, bara brith, Glamorgan sausages and Welsh rarebit which are the most popular of all. Most of the Welsh cuisine has lamb and mutton as meats because most people here practised sheep farming. A lot of farmers also raised cattle and therefore beef and dairy products are also quite common in the cuisine of North Wales. In terms of vegetables most would prefer cabbages and leeks which are easily grown here in Wales.
Where can you find the best restaurants serving local dishes in North Wales, United Kingdom, and what are the must-try specialties?
Numerous restaurants across North Wales offer delicious local cuisine. Look for restaurants featuring Welsh lamb, laverbread (a seaweed delicacy), bara brith (a fruitcake), and cawl (a hearty Welsh stew). Specific restaurants vary in popularity, so checking local reviews is advised. Many pubs also serve excellent traditional dishes.
What are some less-famous attractions in North Wales, United Kingdom that are worth a visit?
Portmeirion, a whimsical Italianate village, is a unique and picturesque spot. The Bodnant Garden, with its stunning array of plants and flowers, is a tranquil escape. The Ffestiniog Railway, a heritage steam railway, offers a scenic journey through the mountains. The Llyn Peninsula, with its beautiful beaches and coastal walks, is a less-crowded alternative to some of the more popular areas.
What are the best activities for engaging with locals and understanding their culture in North Wales, United Kingdom?
Visiting local markets, like the ones in Caernarfon or Conwy, is a good way to interact with locals and sample local produce. Attending a local event or festival offers a chance to experience Welsh culture firsthand. Exploring smaller villages and towns allows for more authentic interactions with the community. Learning a few basic Welsh phrases can also enhance your interactions.
What unique natural landscapes and terrain features can travellers explore in North Wales, United Kingdom?
Snowdonia National Park showcases a dramatic range of landscapes, from towering peaks like Mount Snowdon to serene lakes and valleys. The coastline offers a mix of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and estuaries. The varied geology of the region, including slate quarries and limestone pavements, adds to the visual diversity. Anglesey provides a contrasting landscape with its more gentle hills and expansive beaches.
How many days are ideal for exploring North Wales, United Kingdom, and what are some itinerary suggestions?
A week is a good amount of time to explore North Wales, allowing you to see a significant portion of the region. A possible itinerary could include 2-3 days in Snowdonia, 1-2 days exploring castles (Conwy, Caernarfon, Beaumaris), and 1-2 days exploring Anglesey or the Llyn Peninsula. Adjusting the itinerary based on your interests is key. A shorter trip could focus on a specific area, like Snowdonia.
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Best North Wales holiday rentals with a sauna
10 141 reviews
Cosy & Romantic Pod | Hot Tub | Anglesey Escape
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This modern pod is situated on a glamping site on Anglesey, a 30-minute drive from the Zip World attraction in Bethesda and 10 minutes from the A55 expressway, offering a peaceful and secluded setting. The pod has received excellent ratings for its user experience, location, and cleanliness. The pod is perfect for couples, with one bedroom and one bathroom. Guests can enjoy a private hot tub, a fire pit, a BBQ facility, and underfloor heating, as well as modern amenities.
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14 Bed In Llansanffraid Oc-b30382
house, Llanymynech
The Hall at Bryn Tanat, a large house sleeping 32 guests, is situated in Llanymynech, 16km from Whittington Castle and within easy reach of other attractions including Erddig and Shrewsbury Cathedral (both 32km away). This fourteen-bedroom property boasts eleven bathrooms, a jacuzzi, tennis court, garden, free Wi-Fi, ample parking, and a well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, and fridge, making it ideal for large groups seeking self-catering accommodation near the Shropshire/Powys border.
9.8 273 reviews
Siabod Huts
glamping, Betws-y-coed
Siabod Huts is a guest house located just over 8km from Betws-y-Coed, situated on a working farm with stunning views of the North Wales mountains. The property has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness and overall user experience. The guest house has one bathroom and covers 6 square metres of floor space. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities including a swimming pool, jacuzzi, garden, room service, parking, Wi-Fi, and a full breakfast.
9.5 17 reviews
8 Berth 3 Bedroomed Caravan Lyons Robin Hood Rhyl 17 Elm Crescent
glamping, Meliden
The "8 Berth 3 Bedroomed Caravan Lyons Robin Hood Rhyl 17 Elm Crescent" holiday tent is situated in Meliden, 1.9 kilometres from Rhyl Beach and 11.4 kilometres from Bodelwyddan Castle. This recently renovated luxury tent offers accommodation for up to 15 guests with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, featuring a private indoor pool, garden, on-site bar, complimentary parking, free Wi-Fi, a mini-market, and an outdoor seating area.
Best North Wales holiday rentals with a fireplace
9.5 50 reviews
Lyons Lido Lovely Modern 3 Bedroom Caravan
apartment, Prestatyn
Sharon's Lyons Lido Caravan, a three-bedroom apartment in Prestatyn, is a five-minute walk from Prestatyn Central Beach and 14.5 kilometres from Bodelwyddan Castle. This 36 square metre self-catering holiday home sleeps nine guests and boasts a fully equipped kitchen, terrace, garden, swimming pool, tennis court, on-site bar, free parking, and proximity to local amenities including a coffee shop and children's playground.
9.8 179 reviews
2 Bed Cottage In Uwchmynydd - Near Aberdaron
apartment
This charming cottage is situated in Uwchmynydd, just a short distance from the historic village of Aberdaron and the scenic Bardsey Island. The property enjoys a peaceful setting with stunning sea views and direct access to National Trust land, making it ideal for those seeking a tranquil escape. The cottage has consistently received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience. The cottage has two bedrooms and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to four guests. Guests can enjoy a well-equipped kitchen, a cosy garden, and ample parking space, making it a perfect base for exploring the beautiful Llyn Peninsula.
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Llewelyn Shepherds Hut
house, Llanfaelog
Llewelyn Shepherds Hut is situated in Llanfaelog, placing it 35 kilometres from Snowdon Mountain Railway and 22 kilometres from Red Wharf Bay, with convenient access to coastal areas. This shepherd's hut offers accommodation for two guests with a single bedroom and bathroom, featuring a microwave, a fireplace, and private parking available for an additional charge.
9.8 73 reviews
Finest Retreats - Garden Lodge
house, Craven Arms
Finest Retreats - Garden Lodge is located in Craven Arms, just 14.8km from Ludlow Castle and 3.5km from Stokesay Castle, offering a peaceful retreat in the countryside. The property has consistently received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and user experience. This one-bedroom holiday home spans 55 square metres and comfortably accommodates two guests. The property features a modern kitchen, a private hot tub, a terrace, a garden, and parking, allowing for a relaxing and enjoyable stay.