Zakupi počitniških nastanitev v kraju: Chirk

The Cabin in the garden

A private, simply furnished cabin at the bottom of our garden within the World Heritage Site. The cabin has two single beds. There is a shower room and separate toilet ten steps from the cabin . We are 100 metres from a great pub which serves real ales and excellent food. The space is very private with access to a small garden. We are a 5 minute walk from Thomas Telfords famous aqueduct. Offas Dyke path is at the bottom of our drive. We are close to Trevor Barns and Tyn Dwr Hall wedding venues

Cosy escape in beautiful North Wales.

In the heart of the Dee Valley, 5 minute walk from the World Heritage site, Pontecysyllte Aqueduct/canal; & Tower Hill Barns wedding venue; 4 mile canal walk/cycle to Llangollen & 6 miles from Wrexham. The apartment, skirted by a babbling brook, forms the top floor of a converted stable. Detached from but next to our Victorian home. Many pleasant walks & close to Offas Dyke path. Also good for cycling, running, kayaking. Next to bus stop for Llangollen/Wrexham. A dog friendly, quiet spot

Shepherds Hut, Llangollen, North Wales

You won’t forget your time in this romantic, memorable place. Tyno Isa is a small holding with horses and chickens. Our Shepherds Hut Sleeps two, has a kitchen, electric shower and toilet. Woodburning stove and underfloor heating and two comfy chairs. Outside there is a raised deck with dining and lounging facilities, bbq plus parking. Electric bikes available to hire. 3 miles to Llangollen, 15 mins walk to Pontcysyllte aqueduct, situated on Offa's Dyke. Horse b&b welcome too. Non smoking site

The Cottage @ The Coachouse

A stone barn conversion with two double bedrooms and very large family bathroom Both bedrooms are either Superking beds or twins. Fully carpeted bedrooms and lovely wooden floors downstairs Large fully fitted kitchen plus dulce gusto coffee pod machine. Central heating in & constant hot water Large lounge/diner with double sofabed Gated property with outside seating & off street parking. Children & dogs welcome with child stair gates, window locks etc Cottage set in 150 acre private estate.

The Shepherd Hut at The Old Police House

A traditional bespoke Shepherd Hut in a semi rural location. The hut is positioned a few steps from the Llangollen canal and a three min walk from the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct.Offas Dyke runs along the towpath .There are two excellent pubs a few minutes walk, post office ,pizza takeaway and cafe. The Hut is in an area of outstanding natural beauty. There is direct access to the tow path on which you can walk for miles. I currently have a minimum 2 nights stay but may allow 1 night stay please ask

Llangollen Railway & Riverside Retreat

Lyndonhurst Apartment is a self-contained wing of our late 19th century house located by the the River Dee and the historic Llangollen Railway. We are a 10 minute walk from the town centre which is buzzing with activity all year round and full of great pubs, eateries and shops. We are also located opposite the famous Llangollen Pavilion which hosts the annual musical Eisteddfod. It is a wonderful place to stay whether you like walking, fishing, water sports, steam trains or simply relaxing.

Unique dog friendly cabin in Llangollen.

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Set in a cottage garden on a hillside above the town of Llangollen our lovely blue cabin has panoramic views across town towards Castell Dinas Bran and the Horseshoe Pass. Beautiful Llangollen is great for a break any time of year. Sit with a drink on the decking, or in front of the little log burner, and watch the sunset over the mountains, or the snow sweeping in along the valley. Take a glass of sparkly and have a bath under the stars.

Elevated Quirky Cabin over River

This romantic tree cabin is located on the edge of a tranquil woodland at the bottom of a beautiful privately owned 5 acre garden, overlooking a hypnotic river waterfall. This majestic retreat is where you can unwind, relax and recharge, with full access to the BBQ area and on site sauna. If sitting back is not for you there are several local country walks and attractions. By car Wrexham is just 5 minutes away, Chester 25 minutes and if you fancy a day in Liverpool, it’s only an hour away.

Unique Stables Retreat with Hot Tub & Sauna

Peaceful, private getaway nestled in a Welsh Vale surrounded by farm land and set within the grounds of a renovated estate workers cottage. Tranquil setting for a get away from it all and to visit the many attractions based in and around North Wales. There is easy access to Snowdonia, Port Meirion, and by train Liverpool Manchester Chester & Shrewsbury. Locally there is Llangollen, Poncysyllte and canal world heritage site, National Trust Erddig Hall & Bangor on Dee Race course

Ash Cabin at Bramblewoods with stunning views

Our handcrafted en-suite wooden cabin is located within a small wood on the grounds of working sheep farm with an uninterrupted view across the valley in picturesque Shropshire. It has everything you need to retreat from the real world, whether it's for a cosy night in, in front of the log burner or a chance to sit and stargaze on the deck. There is an abundance of walks right from your doorstep, you're even lucky enough to have the Offas Dyke within a stones throw from the Cabin.

The Cob House. Entire house, garden & parking

This 3 bed spacious house has a large kitchen diner with 1800s bread oven feature, comfortable lounge, 3 generous bedrooms one with ensuite and large family bathroom with freestanding bath and spacious shower. Lovely country village location with two family pubs, a park great for children and a large independant supermarket which sells everything you could need. Plenty of lovely country walks straight from the door perfect for a getaway or home from home when working away.

A romantic historic tower for 2

The Summerhouse Tower is a very special holiday-home-for-two set within the rolling Shropshire countryside. A Grade II listed tower, this unique, romantic retreat enjoys excellent views to the east, and views of the Shropshire Hills to the south and the west. The Tower, built circa 1607, was originally used as a banqueting house for entertaining dinner guests. Whilst the main house was destroyed by a fire, The Summer House is available for cosy stays throughout the year.