Tiny house holiday rentals in Ceredigion

Nature Eco Retreat Cabin in Artists Valley

Ideal tiny-house for Autumn leafy break in Artists Valley. Cabin is a tranquil getaway for bird & nature lovers. A relaxing digital-detox. Explore southern Snowdonia where gentle hills meet the mountains. Designed and insulated to a super high-spec with wood-burning stove. Detached but near to our storage barn. Dark sky gazing from the deck. Telescope. Footpaths in the Celtic rainforest & the Afon Einion are minutes away with pools and waterfalls. Wild swimming. Beaches. See 'The Space'.

Cwt yr Hafod, private, hot tub, great views.

Cwt yr Hafod is a cosy shepherds hut positioned in field fenced off from farm animals, with far reaching views, private and peaceful with abundance of wildlife, buzzards, kites and at night, owl and bats. On a clear nights gaze at the stars from the hot tub. Underfloor heating, WC and shower. Outside lighting with seats ,and firepit. A place to explore Ceredigion Coastline (3 Miles). 10 min walk to Cross Inn village pub specializing in real ales beer garden, PO and well stocked shop.

Magical Thatch Cottage Authentic & Eco-friendly

Escape the ordinary in our charming, grade-II-listed Welsh cottage. Traditional Welsh crogloft is idyllic for a couple. Two children or one additional adult welcomed upon request, sleeping on the sofa bed. Tight squeeze for 4 adults, please request. This retreat combines historic charm with modern comforts. Full kitchen. Roll-top bath for two. Private garden. A serene space to relax and unwind. Books about the area and OS maps. Experience a truly unique and magical space.

Stowaway on the cliff!

The Stowaway is located on the cliff in the beautiful fishing village of New Quay, right on the coastal path. Along with the spectacular sea views guests can enjoy relaxing on their private balcony whilst watching the dolphins play. Why not fire up the bbq provided for al fresco dining! With only a 5 minute stroll to the harbour and beaches guests can enjoy a variety of activities including wildlife boat tours, watersports and lovely reastaurants and pubs.

Cosy cabin & small garden, 1.5 miles to the beach

Situated on a quiet road in between the sea side town of New Quay and Llanarth, our cabin is close enough to be by the sea in 5 minutes but without the crowds. The Cabin is situated at the end of our drive, with it's own parking area and a small private garden offering a sea view and is the perfect place to watch a beautiful sunset in peace and quiet. Inside, the cabin offers a living space perfect for a couples retreat to get away and unwind.

Unique eco cabin, outdoor bath, pet friendly.

Hand crafted cabin with panoramic views to the Preseli hills and 6 miles from local beaches. Own garden and wood fired bath. A really comfortable and simple place to stay. Great if you want peace, quiet and privacy. It has a comfortable king size bed. There's a wood stove for heating and firewood is supplied. There's a compost toilet and a warm shower. There is a well equipped kitchenette plus a parking space for your car. Pets are welcome.

Quiet & Cosy Cardigan Garden Annexe - Near Coast

Modern and newly finished garden annexe within walking distance of the Ceredigion Coastal Path. Breakfast items included (see photos ). Off road parking adjacent to accommodation. You can explore West Wales by car or leave the car behind and explore the variety of coastal paths, villages, beaches and 18 hole Golf Course nearby.

Gellie Countryside Cabin

Relax and enjoy this calm, countryside cabin with private outdoor area. This self-contained cabin has a double bedroom with ensuite & kitchen/living area with TV. Perfect location for Ceredigion coastal paths & beaches, close to New Quay and Aberaeron. Here you can relax in a private setting surrounded by nature.

Beach Hut on a Hill

Salad Days is an original Mudeford beach hut that’s been relocated to a hilltop location overlooking St Dogmaels in Pembrokeshire. Freshly renovated, it’s got a new outdoor kitchen and shower, leaving the inside free for sleeping, sitting and enjoying the oddly mesmeric view of the Teifi estuary.