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Gwent is a preserved county in southeast Wales with historical ties to the ancient Kingdom of Gwent and Monmouthshire, maintaining cultural and ceremonial significance.
This luxurious shepherd's hut is set in a peaceful golf course location with spectacular views over Llandegfedd Reservoir and the surrounding countryside, offering a romantic and unique retreat with an enclosed garden and outdoor stone bath.
Ty Fferm Hen is a historic 16th-century farmhouse located in a rural setting within Brecon Beacons National Park, offering a peaceful and characterful retreat with views of the Sugar Loaf and Black Mountain range.
This semi-detached cottage in Llangattock offers a comfortable and stylish countryside retreat with mountain views, accommodating six guests in three bedrooms, featuring a private hot tub, games room, and an enclosed garden with patio.
Tretower Castle is a Grade I-listed ruined castle in Powys, Wales, featuring a 12th-century motte and bailey design with a prominent 13th-century cylindrical keep and stone bailey walls with towers. Visitors can explore the historic ruins set in a triangular plan, reflecting its medieval military origins.
The Old Granary is a renovated Grade II listed barn conversion set in a rural working sheep farm with open countryside views, offering a cosy and homely ambiance with private outdoor and hot tub facilities.
High View House is a spacious modern six-bedroom detached home set in the peaceful village of Llandevaud, offering a luxury rural retreat with group-friendly and family-focused features.
A secluded and private ground-floor hut nestled on the edge of bluebell woodland with views over rolling meadows and a hidden valley, designed as a romantic getaway with a woodburner, private wood-fired hot tub, and enclosed garden terrace.
Tyr Ywen Cottage is a ground floor accessible cottage located near The Skirrid Mountain with far reaching views over Monmouthshire countryside, featuring a private hot tub, garden patio, and private parking with electric vehicle charging point, set in a rural area close to Abergavenny town and surrounded by 31 acres of countryside.
A detached cottage in the Wye Valley offering a private hot tub, enclosed garden, and a peaceful countryside setting close to local attractions and outdoor activities.
Tintern Abbey is a historic Gothic ruin located on the banks of the River Wye, founded in 1131 by Cistercian monks. Visitors can explore the extensive abbey grounds, enjoy views of the iconic Gothic architecture, and learn about its rich history from the exhibition on site. The venue offers good accessibility and parking facilities, with dogs allowed on short leads in ground floor areas. It remains a major cultural and historic landmark in Wales, open to the public with admission fees.
Ty Olwen Bach is a shepherds hut located in the Brecon Beacons National Park, set on a working farm with scenic views and access to walking trails, offering a peaceful and nature-focused rural retreat.
Treberfydd House is a Grade I-listed Victorian house located in the Brecon Beacons National Park, set within 10 acres of beautiful gardens and woodlands. Visitors can explore the house with its historic features, enjoy guided tours and tea in the conservatory, and experience the stunning natural surroundings including views of Llangorse lake and the Black Mountains. The venue also offers exclusive hire options and wedding packages.
Lily Pod is a secluded countryside accommodation near Abergavenny surrounded by Welsh rural scenery, offering a peaceful and romantic retreat with scenic views and an outdoor sitting area.
This Grade II listed Georgian manor house offers spacious luxury group accommodation with extensive private grounds including a lawned garden, patio, private hot tub, and outdoor swimming pool, set in a rural area near the Wye Valley, ideal for relaxing and celebrating with family or friends.
Peacock Cottage is a cosy barn conversion located in the Brecon Beacons National Park, set on a working farm with scenic views of the Sugar Loaf and Black Mountain range, offering a private and nature-immersed retreat with family-focused amenities.
A warm and welcoming ground floor lodge near the Royal Forest of Dean with views over Wye Valley, featuring two bedrooms, two bathrooms, private hot tub, lawned garden with deck, on-site parking, and Wi-Fi.
Tintern Abbey is a ruined medieval Cistercian abbey founded in 1131, located beside the River Wye in Monmouthshire, Wales. Its impressive gothic ruins are a popular outdoor tourist attraction rich in history and celebrated in art and literature. Visitors can explore historic ruins with scenic riverside views and learn about its cultural and industrial past.