Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages In Aberaeron

Relax at Otters’ Holt, a cosy bolthole in the heart of Georgian Aberaeron, widely regarded as one of the most picturesque coastal towns in Wales. This lovely basement apartment is near the river - so you may spot the resident otters – and conveniently located just a short walk from Aberaeron’s North and South Beaches. The harbour and town centre with a variety of shops and eateries, including the renowned Harbourmaster restaurant, are on the doorstep. The Welsh Coast Path passes nearby and there is a lovely inland walk or family cycle ride to the National Trust’s Llanerchaeron mansion. You can go crab fishing off the harbour wall or try sea fishing, sailing, sea kayaking and more in New Quay (15 minutes). And a dolphin-watching boat trip along the coast is a must! Scenic drives abound: inland through the verdant Aeron Valley to the Cors Caron Nature Reserve and the wild slopes of the Cambrian Mountains, north along the coast to Ynyslas Nature Reserve and the southern edge of the Snowdonia National Park or south to Pembrokeshire. ACCOMMODATION Otters’ Holt sleeps 2 adults and 2 children in 2 bedrooms: 1 double and 1 set of bunk beds. This basement apartment is accessed via wide steps from the parking area and the accommodation is on one level so may suit guests with restricted mobility. Bedroom 1: double bed, flat screen TV Bedroom 2: bunk beds to sleep 2 children Shower room: spacious walk-in shower, wash basin, WC, heated towel rail Living /dining room: 4-seater L-shaped sofa, flat screen TV, Bluetooth tower speaker, dining table seating 4, sash window with southerly aspect Kitchen: electric hob and oven range, fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, Belfast style sink Store room: off private hallway, suitable for the storage of bikes or other outdoor equipment. OUTSIDE The small paved area immediately to the front of the flat with a BBQ. One private off-road parking space. Significant sea defence work is being carried out in Aberaeron throughout 2024 KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided, please bring your own beach towels - Guests can bring their own travel cot - Electric heating - Free WiFi - Two well-behaved dogs free of charge, not allowed in the bedrooms or on furniture - No smoking - No candles

Enjoy the views of the river and Aberaeron Harbour from Harbour View, a renovated apartment on the TOP 2 FLOORS of a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, in the heart of this popular resort. Aberaeron North and South beaches are just a short walk away. Harbour View is ideal for families looking for a convenient and central base for exploring the many attractions of Cardigan Bay and West Wales. Centred on a charming harbour and having a variety of shops and a wide selection of eateries, Aberaeron is widely regarded as one of the most picturesque coastal towns in Wales. The town centre and harbour area are a 2 minute walk from Harbour View, as is the river walk which leads upstream to a large public park. The Welsh Coast Path passes nearby, offering scenic coastal strolls or hikes, and there is a lovely inland walk or family cycle ride to the National Trust’s Llanerchaeron mansion. You can go crab fishing off the harbour wall or try sea fishing, sailing, sea kayaking and more in New Quay (15 minutes). And a dolphin-watching boat trip along the coast is a must! ACCOMMODATION Harbour View sleeps up to 8 in 3 bedrooms: 1 king-size, 1 double and 1 twin bedroom with trundle beds for 2 children. Layout restrictions means it is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or for very young children. Access is by a flight of steps from the private car park to the rear door into a shared Office entrance. The apartment itself has several flights of stairs, as it’s laid out over the TOP 2 FLOORS, it is very centrally located with the expected Town Centre and traffic noise. FIRST FLOOR  Bedroom 1: king-size bed, TV Bedroom 2: double bed, TV Bedroom 3: full-size single beds with trundle beds, TV Shower room: spacious walk-in rainfall shower, wash basin, WC, heated towel rail SECOND FLOOR  Lounge: three 2-seater sofas, 50" plasma TV, Bluetooth tower speaker, views to river and harbour Dining room: dining table seating 8 plus separate children's eating area Kitchen: electric hob and oven, fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, central island worktop incorporating a wine chiller Bathroom: Georgian style roll top bath, wash basin, WC, heated towel rail OUTSIDE Private, off road parking for two vehicles in a rear walled courtyard area. Significant sea defence work is being carried out in Aberaeron throughout 2024. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided, please bring your own beach towels - Guests can bring their own travel cot - Electric heating - Free WiFi - Three well-behaved dogs welcome free of charge, not allowed in the bedrooms or on furniture - No smoking - No candles

Escape to Ger y Llanw, a perfectly located holiday retreat in the heart of Aberaeron, one of Wales’ most charming and colourful harbour towns. Superbly positioned right in the centre of town, this welcoming property allows you to leave the car behind and enjoy everything Aberaeron has to offer on foot.

Close by to sandy beaches and outdoor activities, Glendower offers comfortable accomodation with a cosy woodburner and welcome pack included.

A lovely restored property perfectly located and a great base for couples and families to enjoy the West Wales coast plus having the bonus of the beach, harbour, shops and restaurants within walking distance.

Just a stone's throw away from the charming harbour, delightful eateries and brightly painted houses of Aberaeron lies this stunningly stylish holiday cottage with private hot tub, wood-fired pizza oven and cosy log burner.

Fabulous Georgian property overlooking the harbour of Aberaeron

You ll enjoy ambling through the pretty town of Aberaeron with its variety of unique shops and boutiques and many delightful restaurants and cafes. Stroll around the harbour and enjoy a famous honey ice cream or delicious fish and chips and watch the boats or walk to the pebble beach. If you fancy an evening in then make sure you pop by the harbour in the morning and pick up some fresh seafood for the BBQ. Take a stroll or cycle on the 3 km pathway along the old railway track to Llanerchareon a National Trust mansion with gardens and an organic working farm. Book a boat trip from the harbour or nearby New Quay where you can spot bottlenose dolphins and other local marine life. Further afield activities include Aberystwyth (16mls N) with its cable cars and railway. Stop off at Devils Bridge for some breath-taking walking trails around the Hafod Estate. Enter this beautiful townhouse into a grand hallway which first leads you off to a period dining room with a traditional Welsh dresser and large oak table that seats eight. At the end of the hallway on the ground floor you will find a large well-equipped kitchen which becomes the social heart of the home. It has a breakfast bar with four stools at one end which then leads off to a cosy snug room with three large armchairs. At the other end through large double doors you can enter the spacious living room. The kitchen has everything to make your home from home stay comfortable which includes an electric oven and ceramic hob microwave dishwasher and fridge/freezer. A washing machine can be found in the utility room next to the downstairs WC. The elegant living room has a large Smart TV for your enjoyment and an electric wood burner effect fire for those cosy nights in. The snug at the back of the property also has a TV and is a great place to relax and enjoy your morning coffee. The first bedroom at the top of the stairs is the pretty master bedroom in soft pink and is a very tranquil place to relax and unwind. This room includes a dressing table TV an armchair and a large en-suite shower room with WC. The landing which has a sofa and makes a great quiet spot for reading takes you to the double bedroom and the twin room at the front of the property both these rooms offer some sea views and are each equipped with TVs and en-suite shower rooms with WC. Outside at the rear of the property the large enclosed patio area with lawn is a lovely suntrap and is equipped with an outdoor patio furniture set as well as an additional bistro set and charcoal BBQ. Roadside parking is subject to availability. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 king size, 1 double and 1 twin room. 3 bathrooms 3 en suite shower rooms with WC, 1 downstairs WC. Electric oven and ceramic hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and air fryer. Utility room with washing machine. Welcome pack provided. Electric wood burner effect fire. 3 TV s downstairs, TV s in all bedrooms, DVD player, iPod dock. Smart TV in living room. Large patio rear garden with all year round grass. Outdoor dining set for 6 and additional bistro set. Charcoal BBQ. Roadside parking subject to availability. Shops, restaurants and pub within 1 mile.

Island House is perfectly located in the centre of the historic town of Aberaeron. It is positioned centrally to overlook the incredibly picturesque harbour, creating stunning picturesque views. You can take in the fantastic views of the sea from the balcony and enjoy a relaxing alfresco-style dining experience. Aberaeron is a wonderful and colourful seaside town, the perfect place to come and relax, whilst mooching around the harbour and exploring the independent shops and craft centres. Island House is in the ideal location to explore the coast path, which is seconds away from the cottage. Ceredigion's coast is well-known for wildlife including the famous Cardigan Bay bottlenose dolphin pods. Island House is only a short walk to several pubs and restaurants, as well as an amazing fish and chip shop. The best way to find your way around the surrounding area is on foot or bike. Aberaeron is known for its incredible honey ice cream, so grab yourself an ice cream and explore the beautiful beaches. Separated by the harbour, Aberaeron has two public beaches: Aberaeron North and Aberaeron South. Explore more of Cardigan Bay by visiting the neighbouring seaside village of New Quay. New Quay Bay has three very different, beautiful and popular beaches. Harbour Beach is New Quay's main beach and is where the annual New Quay regatta takes, on and in the water each August, as well as the annual New Year's Day swim after a race across the beach to be first in the water. ACCOMMODATION Island House sleeps 8 in 3 downstairs and 1 upstairs bedroom: 1 double, 2 king-size downstairs and 2 single beds with the option of a double (upstairs) DOWNSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed, harbour views En-suite. basin wc, shower cubicle Bedroom 2: king size bed Jack n Jill shower room: shower WC, basin Bedroom 3: king size bed UPSTAIRS Bedroom 4: 2 single with an option for a double Family bathroom: bath with shower over, WC, basin Open plan living/dining/kitchen area Living room: 3-seater sofa, 2-seater sofa, armchair, TV, doors open to Juliet balcony Kitchen: electric oven/microwave, hob, fridge freezer, wine fridge, boiling hot water tap, dishwasher Dining area: table seating 8 OUTSIDE Raised deck area with patio table and chairs and views over the harbour. Steps lead down to a large patio and a gate leading to the harbour and coast path. Parking opposite the property on a first come first served basis or behind the church across the road. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels - Heating is provided via an Air Source Heat Pump - 2 well-behaved dogs welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog (or more) upon booking. - Free WiFi - No Smoking - £150 refundable damages deposit

The Old Coach House is a charming property nestled in the beautiful Welsh coastal town of Aberaeron. Built in 1850 to provide shelter for horse and carriage, it has just been lovingly restored to offer superb holiday accommodation. Cosy up beside the fire after a day exploring West Wales. The Old Coach House is also just a few minutes on foot to reach the Welsh coastal path, where you can take a beautifully scenic coastal walk. Located in Aberaeron, you are in the ideal base for exploring the stunning beaches and the beautiful harbour. There are many cafes and restaurants near the harbour, allowing for fantastic views whilst enjoying delicious food. Separated by the harbour, Aberaeron has two public beaches: Aberaeron North and Aberaeron South. Aberaeron South beach is a lovely long and sandy beach, whilst Aberaeron North beach is a beautiful beach covered in small rocks. Just a short drive from Aberaeron, you can find the wonderful seaside town of New Quay. Explore the picturesque town and wander the golden sandy beaches and sheltered harbour. You can take wonderful boat trips from New Quay's harbour to explore Cardigan Bay’s marine ecology. Dolphins, porpoises, Atlantic grey seals and numerous bird species are often spotted in Cardigan Bay, and a boat trip is a perfect way of seeing these wonderful animals in the wild. ACCOMMODATION The Old Coach House sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms: 1 king-size offering the option of twin beds and 1 double bedroom UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: king-size bed with the option of twin beds, bedside table, chest of drawers, built-in wardrobe Bedroom 2: double bed, bedside table, chest of drawers Shower room: wash hand basin, shower cubicle, WC DOWNSTAIRS: Kitchen area: cooker, hob, fridge, microwave, table seating 4 Living area: three-seater sofa, armchair, TV, coffee table, woodburner OUTSIDE On-street parking outside the cottage on a first come basis KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels - Electric central heating - Free WiFi - 2 well-behaved dogs free of charge - No smoking

Full of character and rustic charm, this delightful hideaway is perfect for couples, friends and smaller families keen to explore a beautiful corner of the Mid Wales coastline. The property lies close to the heart of Aberaeron, within easy reach of a range of great pubs and restaurants, and of the colourful harbour which lies at the mouth of the River Aeron.

Elegant Georgian townhouse with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, set in a great location overlooking the harbour.

For an ever-enjoyable stay on Cardigan Bay, make this charming coastal dog-friendly cottage your base. Well-appointed for families, the property accommodates six guests and is ideal for those with kids in tow, complete with a snug bunk bedroom and a private garden where young ones can play.

Over two floors. Three bedrooms; 1 x king-size double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, separate shower, basin and WC. Kitchen. Dining room. Sitting room.

Ty Bara is a sympathetically renovated Victorian cottage located in the picturesque town of Aberaeron, Ceredigion. Keeping many of the original features Ty Bara  has a cosy seaside feel. Located adjacent to the old bakery site, Ty Bara ( meaning bread house in English)  provides a quiet retreat from the hustle and bustle of this wonderful seaside town. A short stroll will take you to many delightful shops and restaurants, the harbour, beaches and access to the Ceredigion Coastal Path. After a day’s exploration, relax in front of the log burner or enjoy the sunset from the garden patio. Embrace a soak in the bespoke bathroom complete with the ship’s porthole, or sit and read a book overlooking the garden on the “Crows Nest” landing. The master bedroom features an Art Nouveau ornamental fireplace and original wooden floor, whilst the second, smaller double bedroom also allows sea views. A further wooden staircase leads up to the bathroom and landing at the rear of the property. A double sofa bed in the lounge downstairs can provide additional sleeping if required. If you fancy a break from the many restaurants and takeaways nearby, why not have a cosy meal chez Ty Bara beside the ornamental fireplace. You could even bake your own bread! ACCOMMODATION Ty Bara sleeps 4 in 2 upstairs double bedrooms. There is also a double sofa bed downstairs if required UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed, ornamental feature fireplace Bedroom 2: double bed “Crows Nest” landing with quaint seating and games cupboard Bathroom: bath with shower hand attachment, WC, hand basin and heated towel rail DOWNSTAIRS Sitting room: 3-seater sofa (which converts to double sofa bed), armchair, SKY TV, log burner, original quarry tile floor Kitchen/Diner: electric hob, double oven, microwave, fridge with ice-box, dishwasher, dining area for 4, with feature ornamental open fireplace. OUTSIDE Terraced enclosed rear garden with furnished patio, having views over the town and out to sea. Please ensure children are supervised due to rustic steps. There is small parking area next to the property for unloading and loading. Free on-street parking is available close to the property. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided, not beach towels - Logs for wood-burner provided free of charge - Free WiFi and SKY TV - One well behaved dog welcome at £20 per week - please enquire if you wish to bring more than one - No smoking - Check in after 4 pm, check out by 10 am

Beautiful cottage, refurbished in 2020, with hot tub and garden. Set in the heart of coastal Aberaeron, perfect to walk to restaurants, shops, beach and explore West Wales’ coast and countryside.

The Rope and Anchor is a semi-detached holiday cottage close to the centre of the lovely Georgian seaside town of Aberaeron, in Ceredigion.  The cottage offers contemporary accommodation, combined with original features from which you can enjoy this beautiful part of West Wales. The lounge with a wood burner offers a cosy retreat, and the enclosed patio is a great place to enjoy an evening drink and plan the next day’s activities. Aberaeron town centre is a short walk away, and here you will find a good range of independent shops, supermarkets, pubs, cafés, and restaurants and the famous honey ice cream. The town has a great foodie scene, with something to suit everyone’s tastes and lots of local products to try.  Nearby is Llanerchaeron,  a beautifully preserved 18th-century Welsh estate managed by the National Trust, featuring a Georgian villa, walled gardens, and a working farm. Nestled in the Aeron Valley, it offers a glimpse into historic rural life and a serene escape into nature The Ceredigion coastal path is a short distance from The Rope and Anchor, where keen walkers can enjoy unspoilt landscapes, walking through Sunny Valley, Cei Bach and along New Quay with its sandy beaches and dolphin sightseeing boat trips. ACCOMMODATION The Rope and Anchor sleeps 4 in 2 upstairs double bedrooms: 1 super king and 1 double with a sofa bed in the second sitting room for an additional 1 guest if required. UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: super king size (6’) bed, TV, vaulted ceiling and sea views Bedroom 2: double bed with beamed ceiling Wet room: shower and wash hand basin (no toilet upstairs) DOWNSTAIRS Sitting room: 3 seater sofa, 2 armchairs, 42” Freeview Smart TV, DVD player, log burner, partial sea views Dining room: table seating 4. Window to patio. Kitchen: electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave Bathroom: bath, WC and wash hand basin Small sitting room: sofa bed suitable for one guest OUTSIDE Enclosed rear furnished patio on two levels. Please ensure children are supervised. There is unrestricted free parking in the lay-by directly outside the front of the cottage. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided, not beach towels - First basket of logs provided, more available to purchase locally - Free WiFi - 2 well-behaved dogs welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog (or more) upon booking. - No smoking - Internal stairs could possibly be steep for some guests - Check in time 4pm, check out by 10am

Frondeg translates to ’Pretty Hill’, this is exactly what this property offers. Located at the highest point in Aberaeron with superb views of Aberaeron itself and the Ceredigion Coast up to North Wales.

With the harbour and town just half a mile away, this is an ideal spot to enjoy Aberaeron’s lively atmosphere and scenic coastline. Walk along the River Aeron, following the shaded woodland trail towards National Trust’s Llanerchaeron (4 miles). Families can explore walled gardens and meet farm animals in this beautiful Georgian estate. For those craving sea views, the Ceredigion Coast Path stretches in both directions, offering clifftop walks towards New Quay (7 miles), where sandy beaches and dolphin-watching boat trips bring the bay to life. To the north, Aberystwyth (17 miles) is perfect for a day of discovery, from the sweeping views at the top of the cliff railway to the echoes of history among the castle ruins. A short drive inland leads to the National Wool Museum (18 miles), where hands-on exhibits bring Wales’ textile heritage to life. This open-plan, social cabin is decked out with modern touches and has wonderful views across the rolling fields. Kick back on a comfy sofa, which also doubles as a sofa bed, and enjoy streaming the latest show on the TV. Throw open the bi-folding doors and cook together in the contemporary, well-equipped kitchen before serving up at the table for two. Round the corner is your sleeping space. This cosy king-size bed is ideal for a couple or solo traveller, while the shower room is stylish with a shower, WC and lovely heated towel rail. Spend hours sitting out in the sunshine in the enclosed garden. This fantastic space boasts a bubbling hot tub, perfect after a long jaunt in the countryside, while the dining furniture makes it a breeze to dine alfresco. Complete with panoramic vistas, this is the ideal place to recharge the batteries. The property benefits from one private car parking space or on-street parking, subject to availability.

Within half a mile of the town and harbour, this is the perfect base for soaking up the charm of Aberaeron. Enjoy morning strolls along the beautiful waterfront here. Stop for a scoop of the town’s famous honey ice cream before setting off along the Ceredigion Coast Path, where clifftop views and hidden coves make every step an adventure. New Quay (7 miles) is the perfect spot for a family day by the sea, with golden sands to play on and boat trips that offer the chance to spot dolphins gliding through Cardigan Bay. Further north, Aberystwyth (17 miles) invites visitors to ride the cliff railway for sweeping coastal views before exploring its castle ruins. Historians will enjoy diving deeper into Welsh heritage at the National Wool Museum (18 miles), which reveals the story of the country’s rich textile traditions, offering an immersive glimpse into the past. Step through the front door of this stand-out holiday cottage and hang up your coats in the hallway. A reception room on the right is a cosy space to play board games, watch the TV or simply kick back on the sofa. The heart of the home is to the left: the living room. This neutral-toned space is perfect for cosying up in front of the crackling wood burner or catching up with a new box set. Go down the steps to the country-style kitchen and use your appliances to rustle up tasty, home-cooked feasts, which can be enjoyed around the dining table adjacent to the kitchen. A split staircase leads to the first floor, which leads left to two delightful king bedrooms with cosy furnishings and storage space. To the right of the stairs sits an airy twin bedroom decorated in earthy tones. Enjoy an invigorating shower in the shower room or a leisurely soak in the bathroom, both of which sit on this floor. Soak up the sunshine in the large, enclosed patio. Split into two levels, this outdoor space is ideally arranged for relaxing in the rays, with two sun loungers, a hot tub, and dining furniture. The property benefits from two private parking spaces and on-street parking, subject to availability.