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Quirky, cosy, atmospheric cottage. Beautiful rural location next to steam railway station, fantastic for biking, horse riding, fishing, 15 mins to stunning beaches. No television or phone reception so good opportunity to go off grid (Yes really not a bar for half a mile in each direction)! Follow us on instagram for more images @tycapelcottage

Mid 19th century Welsh cottage, recently renovated with two cosy wood fire stove.

The cottage is 9 miles from the university seaside town of Aberystwyth where the nearest amenities can be found. The beautiful Wales coastal path goes through the town. (URL HIDDEN)

The lovely, comfortable Lotus Belle tent is pitched in the picturesque village of Goginan, surrounded by gorgeous views, great walks and cycle tracks. It's one mile from the 2017 award winning Druid Inn, known for it's good food (not Tues) and real ales and a pleasant walkable two miles from the Exchange Stores village shop. The vibrant seaside town of Aberystwyth, with it's Victorian promenade, is just seven miles away.

You’ll enjoy great views of the Melindwr valley, often with red kites flying above you! You will have your own private little garden with a fire bowl/barbeque. The hot tub is similarly secluded - hidden by a big apple tree covered in roses, wisteria and clematis. The kitchen (with electricity) and toilet are yours exclusively during your stay and are a few yards from your tent. We have an outside gas bottle shower by the hot tub, but ( PLEASE NOTE ) no actual inside shower. The tent has a porch for your muddy shoes and the wood burner keeps you cosy on cold nights! The tent has no electricity - but lanterns are more fun! The king-size bed is made of two 2' 6" beds and so can be split to accommodate two guests who wish to sleep separately. The tent could accommodate one extra person who would have an inflatable mattress. A travel cot and high chair can be ready if you have a baby. Good for couples, friends, small families or on your own!

In Goginan, you will be very close to the wonderful Devil's Bridge waterfalls and the Bwlch Nant-yr-Arian Forest Visitor Centre and red kite feeding area. You can walk straight out of my garden and onto mapped paths into the surrounding hills! You can borrow maps from me if you wish. As well as having two cinemas, lots of restaurants, bars and coffee shops, Aberystwyth town's attractions include: the Aberystwyth Cliff Railway, (funicular), a Victorian camera obscura at the top of Constitution Hill, the Vale of Rheidol steam railway (Aberystwyth to Devil's Bridge), Aberystwyth Arts Centre, the Parc Penglais nature reserve, the Ystwyth Trail cycle path, National Library of Wales AND THE BEACH!

BRAND NEW for 2019 2 bedroom centrally heated and double glazed caravan, the large front deck can be accessed by the large open front patio doors to enable you to enjoy the amazing views over the mountains and the coastline of Borth. The caravan is fully equipped with everything you need, including two and three seat sofas, the three converts into a lovely sofa bed, a double sized power shower, walk in wardrobe and hairdryer in the master bedroom.

Fresh linen shall be provided on all 3,4 and 7 day breaks and the caravan shall be freshly cleaned prior to your arrival. All bills are covered in the price including water, electric and gas. Fresh tea towels and cleaning products are available including a small hoover just in case. I would suggest you bring your own towels but some shall be made available if required. We ask you please to leave the caravan as beautifully as you found it on your arrival ready for the next guests to arrive.

The beach is located at the bottom of the park 2 mins from the entrance to the site, Borth has a blue flag beach, and very clean, there are rocks on part of the beach where you can enjoy crabbing, if you follow the coast down the beach becomes less rocky and has much more sand. Borth is a small town with some shops and a couple of pubs, a couple of which have amazing beach gardens to sit and enjoy when the sun is out and a small boutique cinema. In the height of the season, there is also Borth Animalarium. If you are looking for a large shopping centre this can be found 5 miles away in Aberystwyth which can be accessed by car train or local bus, here you shall find many shops, restaurants and a large pier with bars, amusements and fish and chips. Approximately 2/3 miles drive down the sea front Ynyslas can be found, this is a beautiful sandy beach where the river meets the sea and the view over the estuary to Aberdovey.

Located on the Melindwr river on the edge of the village of Goginan, private coarse fishing lake, private location, log fired hot tub, garden with BBQ, parking, close to the Nant yr Arian Mountain Bike Centre (bikers can ride from the trails to the Cabin) and a wide range of visitor facilities around Aberystwyth (river, lake and sea fishing, kyaking, surfing, horse riding, theatre, cinemas, Rheidol Steam Trains to Devils Bridge Waterfalls), one mile to the Druid Inn, serving food and ales.

The Cabin is set in 26 acres, mostly wooded, with a large veranda, views down the valley. Although secluded, along a half mile private road - the Cabin is very convenient for access to the coast and the amenities of Aberystwyth, and is particularly convenient for access to the Nant yr Arian Mountain Bike Centre. Bed linen is provided. The cottage is well equiped and bed linen is supplied. The hot tub is easy to use and we also supply sufficient logs for the first use of the log burner and hot tub. The hot tub will stay warm after that and will only require a small fire (about 1 to 2 sacks logs) for subsequent uses, logs are available at £4 a sack

A very friendly village with a well patronised public house - the Druid Inn. There are a number of good restaurants/bars locallty. We are particularly well located for access to the Nant yr Arian Mountain Bike Centre - the trails join up with roads/paths to Goginan.

Located in stunning and remote 'Artists Valley' (with Beavers) this charming Self Catering cottage is in a 75 acre conservation and permaculture site. We are surrounded by incredible wildlife and some rare species, and are demonstrating how to restore this precious land - producing food, beauty and habitat! With a Wood burner, Kitchen, Bathroom, Central Heating and unparalleled views - it is perfect for walking, a romantic break, nature or mountain biking holidays or as a rural family retreat.

Further update due to the current health crisis - 23rd March 2020 We have received notification today from our local council that given the unprecedented surge in tourism to the area, they are asking that we curb ‘holidaymakers’ coming into our community at this time. This is a broad measure through the County to slow the spread of the virus and ensure that our local NHS services are not swamped by folk leaving the cities. The volume of 'temporary' registrations with GP's and local hospitals is risking peoples lives in this rural area :0( I am so sorry for all the reservations we have had to cancel as I know that you were really looking forward to your holidays with us! We will however be offering a small handful of LONG TERM retreats (2 weeks minimum) in our accommodations. We will have firm guidelines around anyone staying here to self-isolate longer term to protect our local community. This will mean NO day trips out (other than enjoying walks, paddling and fires from the cottage) We are coordinating shopping so that one designated person does that and will 'decontaminate' on return to site. Please get in touch if that may be of interest to you and you wish to discuss this in more detail. We send our very warmest wishes at this challenging time and hope that you and yours stay strong, eat well, get plenty of rest and keep smiling! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Coronavirus Considerations Updated 19 March 2020 What interesting times As we find ourselves faced with the current challenges surrounding the spread of the virus, there are understandable concerns about travel and contact with others. Although many hosts may be negatively impacted, this project is a perfect place to 'self-isolate' if that's what folk are after - as there is so much space here, hardly any people – (who can easily be avoided if that is your preference) and Blaeneinion is waaay more beautiful than being ‘stuck’ nearly anywhere else! I anticipate that folk will choose to holiday in the UK rather than in Europe this year and will be discerning about how to do that safely. We are one of the few places where folk can come and be assured of a holiday in nature with lots to do and without any crowds! We are keeping a close eye on recommendations from the WHO and wanted to reassure our guests of the precautionary measures that we are taking at this time. What we are doing…… Currently our family and long term volunteers are well and healthy. We have taken the decision to continue hosting, working and laughing - and we all look forward to spending as much time as possible in the gardens this Spring Everyone at Blaeneinion is avoiding ANY travelling and will be here at all times other than one person who will shop for essentials only when absolutely necessary at very anti-social hours! We aim to have all groceries and materials delivered through the post or by delivery services to spare contact with others and mitigate any risk or additional strain on the NHS of more patients at this difficult time. Should anyone on site become unwell, we have measures to isolate them for sleeping and living – and they would have no contact at all with guests and only distanced essential contact with others on site. Our accommodations will be kept fastidiously clean and all the team will be washing hands (and accommodation) in antibacterial cleaner frequently. Hugs and handshakes are off the menu for the time being, and when guests arrive, I would be happy to point out the interesting bits on site (at a reasonable distance) and make sure that folk are comfortable and know how everything works in the Cottages. We have produced laminated guides on how to use all equipment on site. All bed linens, towels and fabrics will be washed at a minimum of 60 degrees. Our team have been briefed that DEEP cleaning of the cottages is essential right now and we have purchased specialised sanitising cleaners for all surfaces. In particular, door and window handles, switches, remote controls and communal areas will receive special attention. Anti-bacterial hand soap and sanitising sprays will be available in all Cottages for guests to use as well What you can do……. If you are feeling at all unwell or have recently been in contact with someone who is, please be responsible and let us know. Try to bring as much of your essential supplies with you when you arrive – this will limit the need to go shopping and minimise contact with others in confined spaces protecting you, us and our local community. Please DO NOT come to us on public transport for the time being. This is an idyllic and SAFE retreat! Let’s all keep it that way. Ideally, pack everything you need for your holiday into you OWN car, drive directly to us and please limit any stops en route and social or public visits off site whilst you are here. You can still visit beaches, climb mountains, go on amazing walks, use the kayaks and enjoy the gardens and produce…. Your children can safely play away from others on the swings, cuddle the animals, make fires outdoors and go paddling….. If you do need to shop for supplies or make essential visits, please be mindful to protect our local community and use the hand sanitisers provided and observe social distancing. WE DO NOT WANT YOU BRINGING THE VIRUS BACK TO US! xxx Please observe sensible measures around hand washing and hygiene when on site to minimise transferring the virus to others if you are carrying it unknowingly (we will provide soap or please feel free to bring your own) Should you prefer to bring your own bedding and towels, we would welcome that and would not be offended (and any toilet roll, pasta and rice would be a bonus too! ) Please be mindful of social distancing and shaking hands. In addition, it may be prudent to communicate as much as possible through the message thread online instead of popping by for things… we are really happy to help and will make sure you have what you need x As a courtesy to other guests, please make sure that you wash all your dishes, cutlery and utensils in HOT soapy water. All that being said – LIFE must and will go on and there is so much to be joyful about and thankful for! Lets all make sure we stay healthy, eat well, get plenty of rest and have a lovely time! Smiling, caring, compassion and joy is very good for the heart and immune system too xxx For folk choosing a longer term stay to avoid the mayhem – there are opportunities to engage with the activities on site, learning about green building, conservation and vegetable growing. Warmest wishes form the team - we hope to see you (safely) soon! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you are happy to visit respectfully and abide by these guidelines, read on; An hours walk to the nearest road, this place is for honest folk who are looking for a simple rural retreat. Ideal as well for riding groups who can stay overnight and keep horses in the field. From the beach to us it is a gorgeous days ride! Beaver Lodge is a rustic little self-contained Cottage with 2 main rooms - one room has 2 sets of bunk beds (sleeping 4 people), and the main living area with the wood burner has a comfy double bed and a 4-seater sofa. Potentially, it can sleep 7 (very good!) friends or a family, but better for 5 people sharing. This is great affordable accommodation for families with children or larger groups happy to bunk in together. Please note that for groups over 2 there is a small surcharge for extra folk to cover additional fuel use and hot water. Beaver lodge is warm, with a small but fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with bath and shower, and has a new instantaneous boiler (LPG) which provides constant hot water and runs the heating. To the side of the main living area is a quaint and unheated annex space with a dining table and chairs if needed - great on sunny days but pretty basic and a bit chilly in Winter :) this can easily be closed off from the main living area which is always very toasty with the real fire burning too! The annex also has a tumble dryer for when hiking gear gets soggy :) The Cottage has beautiful views to the South over the gardens and the stream.... children can be paddling and toasting marshmallows in view of the lounge window! The kitchen has an electric cooker, fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster. All crockery and utensils are provided - and there is normally a good selection of herbs and condiments.... all you would need to do is pick up your main cooking ingredients and you are all set! There is no washing machine in the cottage, but for those on longer stays (5 days or more), please ask at the main house, and we would be happy to help. (£10 for a service wash ) Electricity is supplied on an (ancient!) coin meter - set at standard rate, so bring a few pounds and we can swap them for the old £1 coins that it takes :) Blankets duvets and pillows are supplied in abundance, and we recommend that where possible guests bring a sleeping bag or their own duvet and sheets from home. If this is not possible, we can provide sheets and pillowcases etc. for a laundry fee of £6.00 per person. The log basket is filled for short stays as part of the package, and there is a charge of £10 per 'barrow load' once these are used up. There is WIFI available in the cottage, with a reasonable connection (even possible to make internet video calls) - and the key is 'George77' The Cottage is kept clean - but is not the Ritz or sterile and impersonal! Definitely 'no frills' It is simple and honest - but we love it and our guests do too! For young families -please let us know if need to borrow our travel cot :) Please note that the £7 per night surcharge for extra guests also applies however small the people are, so BABIES AND TODDLERS ARE COUNTED AS AN EXTRA GUEST. Over the past few years we have found that families with young children tend to use more heating and hot water, need travel cots and often more cleaning x We love hosting children so have remarkable facilities for young families - toys, instruments and games, super gentle and friendly animals, a fire pit for toasting marshmallows, kayaks and food that can be foraged on site! ... to make all this possible and enable inspiring and memorable family holidays, all we ask is a small surcharge of £7 per night per person to cover costs. PLEASE ENTER 'INFANTS' as 'CHILDREN OVER 2' in the booking process to make sure it all goes through correctly (I am in an ongoing discussion with Airbnb about all this) It is uncomfortable for us and for you if I to have to ask guests for a surcharge for their little one after a booking request is made :0( Lets all continue making this place special for folk of all ages! In addition to exploring the whole Permaculture and Conservation site, you would also be able to make the most of our new 'Breakfast Room' - a 10 metre Conservatory with glass on 3 sides, tables and chairs to sit at, a piano and comfy sofas at the other end. This gorgeous space is for use by everyone at Blaeneinion and is perfect to relax in or check emails on wetter days - please see the photos :) There are lots of plants, a stereo system, some childrens toys (wooden train set has been a big hit!) jigsaws and a growing and eclectic mixture of books to enjoy. It is a great spot to enjoy looking out at the stars in the evening or enjoying a glass of wine after a long days walking and exploring :) The breakfast room is super-hot on Summer days and comfortably warmed by even the merest sunshine even in Winter.... the stone wall internally retains heat like a big storage heater well into the evenings. There are delicious home-made jams for sale in the Breakfast room, and please ask if you would like eggs or fresh produce produced on site. Please note that the drive up to Blaeneinion is 10 minutes along a stunning woodland valley single lane track, following the river in places, it is breathtaking, if not a little scary perhaps!? The road is tarmac and fine for all cars - just take it slowly and enjoy :~) We encourage folk to minimise car use - and are very happy to provide a taxi service to and from the station at Machynlleth within reasonable hours for £10 if you need it. Please get in touch if this is of interest. Also an apology that we cannot accept pets on site - we love animals and have lost both poultry and wild birds and animals from dog attacks. Even the most well-behaved dogs leave a strong scent which deters the wild animals from coming near the house... and although we know it's not their fault, we just have to be strict on this issue. We hope you can understand. ~Please feel free to ask any other questions you may have :)

Our neighbourhood is very quiet, secluded and tranquil. The air is clean, you can see the stars and we never hear sirens!

A gorgeous 3 bedroom self-catering Chalet. Pet-Friendly and all amenities included in the price, free Wi-Fi, bedding, a fully equipped kitchen diner, living room with stunning panoramic views of Cardigan Bay. Private Balcony, and parking space, launderette, play area and beautiful gardens to walk around. Set within a small 4 star Holiday Park. www.northfieldholidays.co.uk for more information or other accommodation.

We are a unique self-catering caravan and chalet site. We own all our accommodation and are open all year. We have both pet friendly and pet free accommodation, a small play area and launderette full of information, puzzles, games and books. Our Chalet offers some of the most stunning views of Cardigan Bay, it comes equipped with everything you need for your stay.

Borth is a lovely Village 6 miles north of Aberystwyth, it has beautiful beaches, ample cafes, pubs, eateries. Our very own Wild Animal Kingdom & Cinema, and plenty of regular transport should you wish to explore further without driving. We are on a main route to all of Wales Main attractions.

Traditional Welsh Cottage digital detox with modern facilities surrounded by peaceful hilly countryside. Situated in a small village 7 miles from Aberystwyth town and 5 miles from the seaside village of Borth. The perfect opportunity to escape... imagine long walks, returning to a book or board game by the roaring log fire. Ideal for couples or families. Recently fully renovated to a high standard, maintaining numerous original features giving a traditional yet contemporary feel.

The cottage is over 200 years old and one of the oldest properties in the village, situated on the banks of the Leri river, opposite a historic grain mill, overlooking the ancient holy well of St Padarn and the Leri valley. The cottage has direct access to the river and the waterfall from which it takes it's name, Swn Y Ffrwd (sound of the stream). The cottage has recently undergone a four year renovation, uncovering and restoring numerous original features, including slate and wooden floors, exposed beams and stone walls. The cottage has kept a traditional feel but with contemporary features including underfloor heating, full height ceilings, fully equipped kitchen and a log burning fire. Entering the rear of the cottage, the hallway leads off to a downstairs shower room/ wc (perfect for returning from muddy walks!!), then leading on to the rest of the house. Walking from the hallway to the kitchen you pass the utility room with sink and washing machine. The bright and spacious kitchen is fully equipped, enabling you to cook for an entire family. The kitchen follows through to the oldest part of the house, with open plan lounge and dining room (ideal for cosy evenings by the fire!!). The original feature stairs lead up from the lounge to the first floor landing, off which the double bedroom, single/ twin bedroom and double shower room/ wc can be found. The sun rises on the front of the cottage, flooding the bedrooms with morning sunlight and setting at the rear, overlooking the valley (great for an evening drink!!) Towels and linen provided. WiFi password for the superfast broad band is available on request for free.

The cottage is located in a small rural hamlet on a quiet road. The village has a small playground and church. Aberystwyth and the local area has recently been voted the best place for walking in the UK. There are numerous foot paths directly from the cottage and map is provided to use during your stay.

A charming pet-friendly little caravan with sea views. Roomy enough for a family of 4, a couple or few friends. Set in the middle of Northfield Holiday Park, owned & let as part of the whole site. There is a double and a twin bedroom, galley kitchen, living room/dining are and a bathroom with shower over bath. There is parking directly outside, with your own garden area & picnic bench. A play park is on site, and a launderette full of books, puzzles, games, buckets & spades for your use.

There are plenty of eateries/ pubs in the village and many friendly shops, we also have a zoo, train museum & nature reserve, as well as the beach.

Static caravan with a very warm log burner. Bedroom or fold out bed Infront of the fire when it's cold. Fully kitted out for your stay, bedding cutlery towels etc. Full use of rear garden space with deck chairs and patio area. Private parking. Biker friendly. Freeview TV/cd radio/ kettle/toaster/ hob/oven/ fridge and microwave. 6 miles from Aberystwyth. 3 miles from lakes, mountain bike trails. Find us on a map before setting off. Google maps don't locate us.

24ft x 10ft 1 bedroom self contained static caravan. Lovely valley views out of the caravan window. Public footpaths through scenic filelds. Log burner for heating once you have finished rambling . Not double glazed! Or sleep Infront of the log burner when it's cold. Ideal location for ramblers/hiking/bikers or mountain biking, dropping kids off at University. Relaxing break away from it all or even a long stay in the summer months. Hot shower and a place to cook. We are flexible on checking in times. Please note that it is cold in the mornings in the caravan.

Very quiet area unless it is windy. As the caravan is south facing it does get hit by winds which can be quite excillarating. Perfect as a base for exploring the area or just isolating yourselves. Mountain bike tracks not far away. Not far from the coast and local sights.

Bright medium sized bedroom with single bed. Floor mattress and high bunk makes it possible for two people to stay but if the floor matress is used the room is a bit crowded. There's a small desk and a shared kitchen space and bathroom. There's a garden outside that you are welcome to use too. Simple cereal, toast, bagels, juice, tea and coffee breakfast provided - self serve.

Taliesin is friendly village with great walks from the doorstep and only 4 miles from the beach.

Excellent modern caravan on popular holiday park Brynowen in sea side town of Borth. Situated at the top of the holiday park in a quiet area with great views of the sea. Easy parking area within 10m of caravan pitch. 8 x person accommodation made up of 3 x bedrooms and living area that can be made up for 2 further guests. Decking area to front of caravan with outside seating with great views of sunset and sea. Living area has comfortable seating area with 42" wall mounted TV and Radio CD player

Our beautiful caravan is on the park dean resort where you will find plenty of amenities eg swimming pool, entertainment complex,shop. A small charge for these can be obtained from the office on site. Borth is a little town with coffee shops, souvenir shops, and pubs. It has some great beaches one especially is ynyslas sand dunes a must. Just 5 miles away you also have the university town of Aberystwyth. There you will find a wonderful promenade with pier, cliff railway, large arts centre/theatre and many more. And if you dont fancy driving to aberystwyth you can catch the train from borth to go in either direction along the coast.

This traditional stone building is situated in the family friendly seaside village of Borth. It’s just a stone’s throw from the gorgeous Borth beach and the village is ideal for summer fun or bracing sea air. Borth has plenty of activities to keep you occupied including some wonderful walks ,fantastic village pubs, beaches, amusements and cafes, we even a zoo and a cinema in the village!

We’re offering the ground floor apartment of a beautiful traditional fisherman’s cottage, partly rebuilt and extended in 1890’s it retains much of the original stone work & beams along with a traditional open fire place. ( not currently in use with Airbnb ) Situated on Borth High Street we’re just 2 mins away from the beach! The space has 2 bedrooms ( and a spacious living room with a floor mattress ) and can sleep up to 6, with a king size bed, a double bed and a single bed. It has a lovely living room with bay window and a traditional old style farmhouse kitchen if you get bored of eating fish & chips ;). The kitchen is well equipped but not modernised .. so please do not expect a modern state of the art kitchen . It has handmade cupboards from reclaimed wood and painted open brick walls .

We’re lucky to have fantastic pubs in the village so try the Railway pub if you’re after a good laugh (that’s just 5 minutes’ walk away) or perhaps The Friendship, if you’re looking for something a bit quirky (that’s just 10mins walk away). Just opposite there you have The Vic if you enjoy a beach view! We have a village zoo (Borth Animal Kingdom) just 15mins walk away which is a great day out and the beautiful local village cinema, Libanus 1877, a must visit during your stay! I’m sure you’ll want some fish & chips by the seaside, so I’d recommend a trip to the fantastic Acorn chippie which is almost next door and we also have a fantastic Indian that is literally next door! Borth is a great base to see much of Wales, not only do we have the gorgeous sand dunes of Ynyslas just a 10min drive away but you can hike the coastal paths to get to the fantastic University town of Aberystwyth which has plenty to offer in terms of activities, restaurants and nights out. From Borth you can also visit Snowdonia National Park by car if you’re looking for some outdoor adventures.

Competitively priced, well equipped self contained flat. Private balcony. 2 bedrooms both en-suite, cots, cooker, microwave, dishwasher, washer, dryer, WiFi, SMART TV and DVD. Parking. Outdoor decking areas, barbecue and gardens. Separate guest entrance, come and go as you please. Please note that the extra guest charge applies to children age 3 and over. The tariff is based on 2 adults sharing. 2 adults requiring separate rooms should book as 3 people to cover the second room charge.

Conveniently located between Borth and Aberystwyth. Good bus connections to national rail network. Configured as 1 double and 1 twin. We also can provide two fully made up cots. We don't offer meals but there will be a courtesy selection of provisions on your arrival. This includes bread, milk, fruit, yoghurt, cereals, tea, coffee, sugar, biscuits, butter, margarine, jam and marmalade, salt, pepper, olive oil, vegetable oil. All domestic sundries are in the flat including washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets, washing machine tablets, loo paper, soap, tea towels, beach towels, kitchen roll. All bed linen and towels are provided.

Village location close to main road. 2 pubs with food, delicatessen/eaterie, craft centre/eaterie, convenience store/post office, chip shop, Chinese takeaway, petrol station. Good local walking.

My place is situated in an idyllic spot in walking distance of local amenities and glorious walks. The back of the house, garden, kitchen and bedrooms look out over a meadow to the Afon Ceulan, a river running down from the Cambrian Mountains. "Duncan's converted bungalow is a tardis. It's a cute cottage from the outside and an airy, modern, spacious yet cosy retreat on the inside. The views are the icing on the cake" - Kathy, friend and fellow Airbnb Superhost.

You'll be sharing Ceulan View with my two well behaved pets, Willow and Marley. Willow is a 3 year old hypoallergenic cockapoo and Marley is a short haired cat who spends half the time outside I offer two rooms on Airbnb, so you can use this listing to book a private double room for single or double occupancy. Or please see 'Ceulan View - Two Double Rooms' to book both rooms at either single or double occupancy. Please note that if booking one room you may also be sharing communal spaces with another set of Airbnb guests.

The village is convenient because of it's easy access to the town of Aberystwyth via a regular bus route or one straight road for drivers. We are ten minutes from the glorious beach at Borth and Ynys Las which is around 3 miles long. Ceulan View is the ideal location to explore the Cambrian Mountains and we're just 20 minutes drive from Snowdonia National Park. We are lucky to have two local pubs and cafes in the village as well as a garage, local shop and hairdressers.

Private camping in Goginan. Compost loo and on site parking. Please bring your own camping equipment including tent! Extra guests welcome at £7 each per night

Private space to pitch your tent. The compost loo doesn’t have a sink, so please bring your own water for washing. You will need drinking water too as there isn’t any one site.

Aberystwyth is 6 miles away with beautiful beaches, great pubs and restaurants. The Druid inn is just down the lane and does fantastic food and beer.

Quiet location with scenic views across the rheidol Valley,10 minutes from popular red kite center, 7 miles from university town of Aberystwyth we are 20 minutes from famous devils bridge, rheidol falls (filming location for TV series Hinterland)

Spacious,self contained area , lovely large comfy bed which can also be made up as two singles ,well equipped kitchen ,blown hot air heating also has a shower room, delightful place to relax or a good base for exploring mid ,west Wales and the beautiful countryside that the area has to offer .We very recently changed our caravan for a larger two berth as the original accommodation we felt was too small for our guests to stay any length of time ,now its perfect for a short relaxing break or a longer holiday.

We love where we live and feel sure guests will too.

Hatter's Cottage is on a small-holding right in the heart of the beautiful Dyfi Valley. Close to the beach at Borth and the estuary at Ynyslas where 'Hinterland' was filmed. There's walking, cycling, fishing, birdwatching too at RSPB Ynyshir - and you can help feed the chickens, ducks and goats. We're a one mile walk to the nearest local pub, five minutes by car to the sea, with views of the glorious Dyfi valley from the back garden - which transforms into a bluebell wood in Spring.

IMPORTANT - this is a two bedroom cottage with beds for four people, but we do provide put-u-up beds for another two people - as a family of six we know how expensive and difficult it can be to find accommodation... And we do like to be accommodating. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PETS - we do welcome well behaved dogs too, but please contact us before booking. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Hatter's Cottage is part of Goitre Fach a 14 acre small-holding on the edge of Cors Fochno, world famous for its wildlife and nature. We've a small herd of Golden Guernsey goats, chickens, ducks and some resident sheep. Goitre Fach - little wooded place in English - is just that, with loads of space for kids to play in, make dens and try their luck at catching slow worms and grass snakes. The variety of wildlife is surprising, from pipistrel bats to Tawny owls, Red kite and woodpecker. Look out for the rare rosy marsh moth and equally scarce bog orchids. Amazing nature on your front doorstep. The cottage itself is a new-build replacement on the site of the original cattle byre. It's clean, warm and modern, but still has character. Space is used as effectively as possible to make your stay comfortable an cosy. Downstairs is a through lounge, dining area, kitchen, whilst upstairs there are two bedrooms, a large mezzanine with a king size bed and a smaller one with two singles. There is a put u up bed which will fit in either bedroom and a pop-up cot.

Goitre Fach is a 14 acre small-holding on the edge of Cors Fochno, (URL HIDDEN) a UNESCO Biosphere reserve, the only one in Wales and world famous for its wildlife and nature. We've a small herd of Golden Guernsey goats, a motley collection of chickens, ducks and guinea fowl and a handful of sheep. There's plenty of room for kids to play in a 2 acre 'wild-wood' - and yes they do seem to enjoy feeding the animals as well! We're a mile from the local pub and a 5 minute drive to Borth beach and the Ynyslas estuary. Machynlleth and the Centre for Alternative Technology are 10 miles away, and the Dyfi Osprey Project and RSPB's Ynyshir nature reserve are just 5 miles away. Aberystwyth, with a lively Arts Centre, countless cafes and bars, the National Library of Wales, a very short pier and a very long promenade is 8 miles and there is a sporadic bus service from the end of the road. HISTORY - Hatter's Cottage has been re-built on the site of an old hat-makers cottage. You know those traditional black Welsh lady's hats, they were the main industry for our little hamlet back in the 1840s. The new style had just come in and almost all the iconic hats - as well as the miner's helmets - were made here and in Tregaron. Why? Local people had turbury rites to the peat on the bog, it gave them free fuel which was needed to steam mould the woollen felt, from local fleeces, into shape. Then they were shipped off to the closes silver mining town of Tre Taliesin, a mile and half away, and sold on across the rest of Wales.

Bright and spacious caravan, sleeps 6 with decking. Amazing sea views, good entertainment, near the beach, dog friendly. 10 minutes from Aberystwyth. A great base to explore the beautiful surrounding area.

The van is situated in Borth a popular and lovely seaside village not far from Aberystwyth. It has a lovely beach with views of the Cambrian mountain range in the background. The beach is walking distance and Borth also has some nice cafe's, bars and restaurants. Borth is very popular for sea fishing and surfing. The van is in Parkdean Resorts, Brynowen. The facilities are open from Mid March until Mid Nov. However, the van is available to rent 12 months of the year as it is in an ideal location. What is in the van? - (The van's Facebook page: https://facebook.com/ciaemo/) The accommodation sleeps 6 (1 double, 1 twin bedroom, bed settee in living area) and is dog friendly (Charged at £15 per dog/will request money after booking) Heating pack throughout, decking with outside furniture, fridge freezer, TV with Sky, iron and board, separate dining area, central lounge, heated towel rail in bathroom, gas cooker and hob It is modern with a high spec finish. Location is fab, not far from the beach, near the main entertainment complex and with views of the beach and Cambrian Mountains - fab for kids, dog walkers. What’s included in Price? Early check in from 2pm, beds made on arrival, hand and bath towel, cleaning essential pack (tea towel, hand wash, bath mat, cleaning products, washing up liquid, toilet roll & bin bag), gas. Entertainment passes are not included but can be purchased from Reception to use park facilities e.g Swimming Pool.

I live in the sunny sea side village of Borth. I have only recently purchased the house and it had been neglected for many years. I have recently finished painting. There is still much to do. This is a new venture here, so I am grateful for or any feedback from guests. I am in work during the week and often out during the day on the weekends. I am happy to have as much or as little interaction with guests as they wish. I am vegetarian and would apriciate no meat in the house.

Borth is a lovely little sea side village. It has a blue flag beach, 2 small convinience shops, 3 pubs and a few cafes. One of the best in my opinion is Uncle Alberts, it has gluten free and vegan food, It is simply delicious! There are lots of walks near by and a long stretch of beautiful beach. It's only a few miles from the university town of Aberystwyth. There is a regular bus and train service here. I have only recently purchased the house and it had been neglected for many years. I have recently finished painting and decorating. There is still much to do. This is a new venture here, so I am grateful for or any feedback.

It's a quiet, relaxed and friendly neighbourhood. The Friendship pub, Tbe Victoria inn and The Railway have various evenings with music and food. There are sevral cafes, and as I mentioned previously my favourite is Uncle Alberts as it serves delicious food and has gluten free and vegan options.

This traditional stone building is situated in the family friendly seaside village of Borth. It’s just a stone’s throw from the gorgeous Borth beach and the village is ideal for summer fun and bracing beach walks. Borth has plenty of activities to keep you occupied including some fantastic village pubs, beaches, amusements and cafes, we even a zoo and a cinema in the village!

We’re offering the first floor apartment of a beautiful traditional fisherman’s cottage, partly rebuilt and extended in 1890’s it retains much of the original stone work & beams. Situated on Borth High Street we’re just a stones throw away from the beach! The space can sleep up to 7 in total, it has 2 main bedrooms, with a double bed, a king size bed, and a small sofa bed in the spacious main bedroom we also have an additional attic space/third bedroom with an additional double bed, it's a lovely space. This is a full size low level double bed although the ceiling height is low .This is a beautiful and charming apartment that won’t disappoint.

We’re lucky to have fantastic pubs in the village so try the Railway pub if you’re after a good laugh (that’s just 5 minutes’ walk away) or perhaps The Friendship, if you’re looking for something a bit quirky (that’s just 10mins walk away). Just opposite there you have The Vic if you enjoy a beach view! We have a village zoo (Borth Animal Kingdom) just 15mins walk away which is a great day out and the beautiful local village cinema, Libanus 1877, a must visit during your stay! I’m sure you’ll want some fish & chips by the seaside, so I’d recommend a trip to the fantastic Acorn chippie which is almost next door and we also have a fantastic Indian that is literally next door! Borth is a great base to see much of Wales, not only do we have the gorgeous sand dunes of Ynyslas just a 10min drive away but you can hike the coastal paths to get to the fantastic University town of Aberystwyth which has plenty to offer in terms of activities, restaurants and nights out. From Borth you can also visit Snowdonia National Park by car if you’re looking for some outdoor adventures.

St Drogo's ~ named for the patron saint of shepherds and coffee ~ is a light filled small stone barn conversion, close to the vibrant seafront town of Aberystwyth in mid Wales. Designed to maximise space, light and warmth, it is fully equipped for modern living. It can be taken in conjunction with Aberdale Cottage - (3 bedrooms - sleeps 9 people) part of the same Victorian barn complex. Taken together, you would have use of 4 bedrooms and we can accommodate 11 people.

Furnished with a eclectic mix of antiques and modern furniture that celebrate its transition from traditional working barn to comfortable home, St Drogo's is full of character - the perfect base for anyone wishing to visit or work in Aberystwyth offering self catering accommodation in a peaceful rural setting, yet only 5 miles from the town, with parking and wifi.

All the home comforts you need . This caravan is ideal a family. It has a very spacious lounge & separate dining area to sit have a nice family meal. A lovely modern kitchen with all the utensils you would need to enjoy your self catering holiday & a full size fridge. All bedlinen is provided & beds made ready for arrival so you can start your holiday as soon as you arrive. There is a patio outside the caravan with table & chairs. Its a 2minute walk to beach & all amenities.

Brynowen is looking on to the beautiful welsh Cambrian mountains. There are some breath taking views & coastal paths to enjoy the picturesque walk along the Cambrian coast & the true beauty of Ceridigion & you may even see the dolphins that play in the bay.The town of Aberystwyth is about 6 miles away which has big br and shops & everything you need to enjoy your holiday.

Brynowen holiday park is just a 2 minute walk from the sea front where you then have access to miles of golden beach rock pools. Borth is a quiet village that has everything you need to relax. The park has live entertainment every night & kids activities throughout the day. There is a fabulous boutique cinema & plenty of choice for eating out.

A single-storey detached property, situated across a driveway shared with the owners, Tanrallt Cottage is set in a quiet hamlet with views overlooking open farmland. Bounded by a stream, our cottage is comfortably furnished and offers a double bedroom, large fitted kitchen, shower room and a large living/dining room with sofa bed. Patio doors open from the living room onto a small patio area with garden furniture.

Bed linen and towels are provided (please bring your own beach towels). Off road parking is available for up to two cars. We have a travel cot and highchair if required. The cottage has spacious rooms, full gas central heating and double glazing throughout, making Tanrallt Cottage ideal for both summer and winter breaks.

The Cottage and the main house share a lovely setting, five minutes drive from the long sandy beach at Borth and equidistant from the spectacular sand dunes of Ynyslas and the university town of Aberystwyth, both approximately ten minutes drive away. Machynlleth, the ancient capital of Wales is only a twenty minute drive from the cottage.

A renovated 4 bedroom farmhouse in a beautiful rural setting. Only 7 miles from Aberystwyth, Mynydd Gorddu is in a tranquil location with spectacular panoramic views. The perfect base for a hiking, biking, fishing or beach holiday. Family friendly, the house has a large enclosed garden with a climbling frame and sand pit, and a new hot tub for summer 2019. Edrychwn ymlaen i'ch croesawu - we look forward to welcoming you!

The farmhouse is on the doorstep of the small village of Bontgoch, which has beautiful walks and a new children's playground. Penrhyn-coch is a 5 min drive away and has a garage, a shop and a post office. There is also another playground, a football club (which has a good Sunday Carvery) and Gogerddan woodland walk on its outskirts. The University town of Aberystwyth is 7 miles away and boasts many tourist attractions. The Castle ruins, Constitution Hill and the seafront and its Victorian promenade are all worth a visit. There is a bustling high street full of independent shops as well as larger department stores on the outskirts. We can recommend plenty of great places to eat out in Aber too. Also only a short drive from Mynydd Gorddu are the coastal villages of Borth and Ynyslas with their picturesqe beaches and sand dunes. Find out more at http://www.discoverceredigion.co.uk/English/where/towns/Pages/Aberystwyth.aspx

Bro Dafydd shepherds hut is set in it's own private area in the village of Penrhyncoch near Aberystwyth. The shepherds hut has a firepit outside and private patio and garden area. Within the self-contained shepherds hut there is a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom.

Breakfast at request, available for an additional cost. Secure lock up for mountain bikes available upon request.

Set in the village of Penrhyncoch, 15 minutes drive from Aberystwyth. The local area boast beautiful beaches, hill walking and great mountain biking. Ideally situated for anybody visiting friends or family at the local university.

Bright and spacious PLATINUM caravan, sleeps 8, Double gazed, central heating, high spec. throughout with decking. Great views, good entertainment, near the beach, dog friendly. 10 minutes from Aberystwyth. A great base to explore the beautiful surrounding area.

The van is situated in Borth a popular and lovely seaside village not far from Aberystwyth. It has a lovely beach with views of the Cambrian mountain range in the background. The beach is walking distance and Borth also has some nice cafe's, bars and restaurants. Borth is very popular for sea fishing and surfing. The van is in Parkdean Resorts, Brynowen. The facilities are open from Mid March until Mid Nov. However, the van is available to rent 12 months of the year as it is in an ideal location. What is in the van? - (The van's Facebook page: https://facebook.com/ciaemo/) The accommodation sleeps 8 (1 double, 2 twin bedrooms, bed settee in living area) and is dog friendly (Charged at £15 per dog/will request money after booking) Double glazing, central heating throughout, decking with outside furniture, additional w/c, full size fridge freezer, flatscreen TV's Sky TV, DVD player with TV in 2 bedrooms, iron and board, vacuum cleaner, separate dining area, central lounge, heated towel rail in bathroom, gas cooker and hob It is modern with a high spec finish. Location is fab, not far from the beach, near the nature walk and overlooking the play field - fab for kids, dog walkers. What’s included in Price? Early check in from 2pm, beds made on arrival, hand and bath towel, cleaning essential pack (tea towel, hand wash, bath mat, cleaning products, washing up liquid, toilet roll & bin bag), gas, central heating. Entertainment passes are not included but can be purchased from Reception to use park facilities e.g Swimming Pool. Only available mid March TIL mid Nov.

Recently refurbished workshop, set in the small, tranquil village of Taliesin, halfway between the towns of Aberystwyth and Machynlleth (ancient capital of Wales). The village is walking distance of the Wildfowler pub and award-winning Cletwr cafe and community shop in nearbyTre-r-Ddol. Above and around Taliesin are many beautiful woodland walks, it's close to the coastal path and short driving distance (or bike ride) to the popular holiday village of Borth and unspoilt beach of Ynyslas.

Please let me know if the sofa bed is to be used, there will be an additional £10/night for the extra person.

This characterful barn conversion is ideal for a relaxing romantic break away, with a private hot tub and beautiful walks to enjoy nearby.. All on the ground floor. Beams and slate floors throughout. Open plan living space. Living area: With wood burner and 49" Freesat TV. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Bedroom: With kingsize bed, Freesat TV, beams and en-suite wet room with shower, toilet and heated towel rail.. Oil underfloor central heating included. Initial logs for wood burner included. Doggy extras. Hot tub for 3 (private). . All properties: Electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Welcome pack. External utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer (shared with other properties on-site, limited use). Enclosed lawned garden with patio and garden furniture. Bike store. Electric car charging point. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: This property has a natural water supply from a spring. This property has a security deposit of £100.. Set within the stunning Ceredigion countryside, these luxurious holiday homes have been recently (May 2018) completed by the owners who have created three individually designed properties with their own unique style and flair. They have been finished to the highest standard with luxury kitchens and bathrooms. Each has their own enclosed garden and super hot tub; something to luxuriate in whatever the weather! Derwen, Welsh for Oak, (ref UKC3450) is a beautiful barn conversion with exposed beams and has a sleek kitchen/dining room leading to a spacious living room. The oak staircase leads to two first floor en-suite bedrooms, one with flexibility to be a twin or super kingsize, and the other with a kingsize bed. Bedwen, Welsh for Birch, (ref UKC3451), a perfect romantic getaway for two with exposed stonework and beams, has a classy open plan kitchen, dining and living space with a cosy wood burner and a separate kingsize bedroom with en-suite shower and toilet. The roof windows are conservation windows and as such, do not have blinds. Onnen, Welsh for Ash, (ref UKC342) is a lovely open plan design cottage with a stunning feature pallet wall and French doors leading to the garden and hot tub. There is a separate toilet on the ground floor, and upstairs there are two bedrooms which share a family bathroom. If you are bringing your pet on holiday, Onnen and Bedwen are pet friendly, there is even a little bit of luxury for them in the form of a heated dog wash facility! All of the properties also have access to an electric car charging point and a shared laundry room with washing machines and tumble dryer. The properties are situated within 26 acres of the owners’ grounds and they live adjacent. There is an abundance of wildlife in the area and you will almost certainly hear the owls hooting at night! A short drive will bring you to the magnificent beach at Ynyslas, just north of Borth. There are three miles of stunning golden beach and boardwalks leading through the sand dunes. It is a fabulous place for walking, picnics or windsurfing and is part of the Dyfi National Nature Reserve, home to many rare plants and animals. In the summer the dunes transform into a colourful carpet of wild flowers including many rare types of orchid. The Victorian seaside town Aberystwyth is 10 minutes’ drive away and here you can find lots of shops, cafés, and restaurants as well as the pier and promenade. The electric cliff railway to the summit of Constitution Hill offers the most magnificent views over Cardigan Bay which you can enjoy as you tuck into coffee and cake. Being a university town there is a large arts centre and you may catch a show or visit the cinema. Why not enjoy a ride on a steam train on the Vale of Rheidol Railway to the famous Devil’s Bridge, first built by monks in the 11th century? A walk down to see the plunging waterfalls is a must. Whatever your preferences for sight-seeing in this beautiful and dramatic area, you will have luxury to return to each day at Bryngwyn Canol. Beach 4¼ miles. Shop 1¾ miles, pub and restaurant 2 miles. These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 10 guests. Free WiFi

Rockside is a stones throw away from the beautiful blue flag beach of Borth. It has been newly renovated to offer a stunning 3 bedroom holiday house with open plan kitchen and diner downstairs and a living room which opens out onto a balcony upstairs for breathtaking views over cardigan bay. It is within walking distance to local shops, cafes, restaurants and boutique cinema. You can enjoy the beach and coastal path on your doorstep or take a drive inland to nearby Aberystwyth.

This charming Caravan is a 3 bedroom, pet-free caravan that sleeps 6. It is set in an elevated position within Northfield Holiday Park, and is owned and let out by the site owners. We are available most times of day to help with any queries you may have, but like to leave you to enjoy the peace and quiet.

Everything is provided and included in the price, kettle toaster, microwave, utensils, crockery and cutlery etc, bedding tv, dvd player and a communal area full of books, puzzles, games, buckets & spades. The only things you need to bring are towels, toiletries, toilet roll and your dish washing items.

There are many attractions in Borth besides the stunning beach. There are plenty of cafe's & pubs/eateries a local zoo, train museum, nature reserve & unique shops & gardens.

Private pitch at our beautiful site in Goginan. You will have the whole site to yourselves, enjoying stunning views of the valley, our waterfall and wildlife at our ponds. (Please note: our site is yours to enjoy exclusively but we do not provide any camping equipment i.e tent! Please bring everything you’ll need. We have a compost loo for you to use but there is no water on site, please ensure you bring your own) The compost loo doesn’t have a sink - but the waterfall is close for washing :)

Take your pick on where you’d like to pitch your tent. Compost loo. Waterfall. Ponds. Free onsite parking. Fire area and seating. Children’s toys (please leave as you find once you have finished using them :)) There is no rubbish or recycling collections from the site to please take your rubbish/recycling away with you.

There’s a great pub in Goginan - The Druid. Aberystwyth is 6 miles away with beautiful beaches.

Pentre Cottage is a pet-friendly peaceful bungalow, with 2 bedrooms - wet room – suitable for our disabled guests. The cottage opens into the lounge and kitchen area, where a conservatory with a dining area, from the conservatory with an enclosed garden with outside furniture to enjoy the summer weather. The cottage has a small utility room with its own washing machine. The cottage are close for walks, close to Rheidol valley, pony trekking, golf course with in 1/4 mile.

Pentre cottage is a peaceful two bedroom property located near a traditional working farm and surrounded by fantastic views of the countryside. Enclosed garden for the property. The property is fully accessible. There are plenty of registered walks in the surrounding area as well as a golf course and Rheidol Riding Center

Pentre Cottage is located in Lovesgrove just outside of Aberystwyth. In the immediate surrounding area there is a golf course, a local pub and plenty of registered walks. If you travel a little further afield there are plenty of attractions nearby including Rheidol Riding School, Devils Bridge, Rheidol Valley Train as well as Aberystwyth sea front and Borth and Ynyslas sand dunes.