Carefully selected self-catering homes, hotels, pubs and B&Bs
We've visited every place and chosen them for their warmth and character
Our collection spans the UK, Ireland, France, Italy, Spain and Portugal
You book direct with the owners, with no fees or fuss from us
Station A
Fishguard, Pembrokeshire
Ty Coch
Clynnog Fawr, Gwynedd
Ty Hedfan
Brecon, Powys
Llareggub Beach House
Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire
Red Kite Barn
Builth Wells, Powys
Llewenau Draw
Cwmdu, Powys
Personally inspected, thoughtfully chosen
Every holiday cottage in Wales earns its place with a visit from our team. We don’t just do a quick lap around the cottage while ticking boxes. We spend time on working farms in Powys, explore converted workers’ cottages in Carmarthenshire and chat to the owners who’ve restored old barns, cottages and longhouses with enormous care.
Many of them are artists, architects, conservationists and farmers who’ve spent years caring for the landscapes around them. Those experiences and relationships give us the confidence to point you towards the Wales locals treasure most and has helped us build a collection rooted in local knowledge and genuine Welsh character.
Explore our popular locations in Wales
Discover Wales’s most beautiful locations, from the rugged coastlines of Pembrokeshire and Anglesey to the mountains of Snowdonia, the Brecon Beacons and the peaceful landscapes of Powys and Monmouthshire.
Holiday cottages for every type of holiday
Find the perfect Welsh holiday cottage for every kind of getaway, from coastal escapes and family holidays to dog-friendly breaks, romantic retreats, countryside adventures and relaxing stays with hot tubs.
Why choose a holiday cottage in Wales with Sawday’s?
✓ Mountain walks one day, coastal adventures the next. Our holiday cottages place you within easy reach of Wales’s national parks, dramatic coastline and characterful towns, making it easy to experience the country’s remarkable variety.
✓ Holiday cottages with unmistakable Welsh character. Stay in converted stone barns, coastal cottages, old farmhouses and beautifully restored homes that celebrate Wales’s history while offering all the comforts of modern self-catering.
✓ Book direct with owners who know Wales by heart. Discover the hidden cove, the best fish and chips after a beach walk or the café serving homemade bara brith, all recommended by the people who call the area home.
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Holiday cottages in Wales FAQs
What are the best places to stay in Wales?
Eryri (Snowdonia) is made for mountain adventures, Pembrokeshire for coastal holidays and sea swims, while Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons), Powys and Monmouthshire offer peaceful landscapes, walking trails and villages where life moves at a gentler pace. North, Mid, West and South Wales each have their own distinct character, so it’s easy to find a holiday cottage that suits everything from active family breaks to slower weekends spent exploring local food, history and nature.
Can I book a coastal holiday cottage in Wales?
Yes, our collection includes coastal holiday cottages across places like Pembrokeshire, Anglesey and Cardigan Bay, with stays close to beaches, coastal paths and picturesque harbours.
Are your Wales holiday cottages dog friendly?
Many are. You’ll find dog-friendly holiday cottages with enclosed gardens, countryside walks from the doorstep and easy access to some of Wales’s best beaches and national parks. Simply use our ‘pets welcome’ filter when searching.
Do you have holiday cottages with hot tubs in Wales?
Yes, our collection includes holiday cottages with hot tubs across Wales, perfect for relaxing after a day exploring the coast, mountains or countryside. You can use our ‘hot tub’ filter when searching.
Can I book directly with the cottage owner?
Yes, every Sawday’s holiday cottage is booked directly with its owner, giving you a more personal booking experience with no booking fees from us.
Do you have holiday cottages for couples?
Yes, we have romantic cottages for two across Wales, including cosy countryside cottages, coastal cottages and peaceful cottages surrounded by nature, perfect for both short breaks or longer escapes.
What is the best time to visit Wales?
Wales is a rewarding country to visit throughout the whole year. Spring and autumn are ideal for quieter walking holidays, summer treats you to long beach days and coastal adventures, while winter is perfect for cosy cottages, dramatic scenery and evenings next to the fire.