Sleeping four people, this charming end-terraced cottage is in the heart of the harbour town of Conwy.

Once used as a watermill, this delightfully-converted property dates back to the 13th Century. Retaining features such as exposed beams and mullion windows, the property is rich in character and offers delightful accommodation at any time of year.

This property offers cosy and welcoming accommodation for a couple looking to get away from it all. Originally a stone-built cottage, it has been tastefully and lovingly restored and redecorated to create an idyllic retreat that can be used at any time of the year.

Beamed and cosy sitting room with electric 'wood burning effect' stove in stone fireplace. Kitchen with dining area. Steep narrow stairs to first floor: Double bedroom with TV. Twin bedded room with TV and sloping ceiling. Shower room/WC.

Situated just outside Llandudno, this pretty cottage retains many of its original features, such as exposed beams and an open fire in the lounge. With two bedrooms, it has more than enough space to sleep a group of up to four people.

This stone built cottage is in the village of Penmachno, close to Betws-y-Coed in the Snowdonia National Park and sleeps two people.

Sitting room with wood burning stove. Dining room with open fire. Well equipped kitchen. Bathroom/WC (shower over bath). First floor: Double bedroom with sloping ceiling. Twin bedded room with 3' bed and 2'6“ bed and sloping ceiling.

This detached bungalow is set in the Nant-y-Glyn Valley just outside Colwyn Bay on the North Wales coast and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.

This cottage, full of original features and set in the heart of a delightful Welsh village, comes with three cosy bedrooms and is able to sleep a total of six people.

Porch. Sitting room with open fire. Dining room. Well equipped kitchen. Utility room. Bathroom/WC with separate shower cubicle. First floor: Double bedroom and twin bedded room both with sloping ceilings.