Find a list of self-catering cottages, houses, apartments and other accommodation for holidays in Wales that is 3 star or 3 dragon Welsh Tourist Board approved. Please click on any images shown to view details of the accommodation.

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Accommodation in Wales

Pembrokeshire	Buckette Farm
	Stone built barn conversion to sleep 2 (4) with private shower room and separate kitchen. Adjoining farm house with addtional rooms available in main house. Set in extensive gardens with access to woodland & iron age hill fort. We welcome pets.   013488 40537,    Click here to email owner
Gwynedd	Gwynfryn Farm Cottages with Indoor Pool Gym, tennis court
	WTB self-catering award winning, 3 to 5 star complex of cottages on a small, friendly, family run Organic farm near Pwllheli, North Wales. Excellent on-site facilities including indoor pool, jacuzzi, sauna, Games room, Gym, Tennis Court, games room with soft play area for toddlers, swings, climbing frame, slide, trampoline. There is a menagerie of pigs, goats, pet lambs, cats, dog, hens and dairy cows for the children to enjoy. Blue Flag Marina and beaches and golf-(2 miles. Please click on photograph for details.   01758 612 536,    Click here to email owner
Powys	The Cidermill at Boatside
	There are some excellent walks from the doorstep. The hill behind boatside has many paths going up it, as well as across it, and offers excellent views from the top. The Brecon Beacons, the Black Mountains and the hills of Drygarn Fawr beyond the Elan Valley can be seen on a clear day. From the village of Aberedw paths lead onto the hills beyond the village, where an interesting circular walk can easily be done in an afternoon, passing Llewellyn's Cave and Twm Tobaccos grave on the way. For those who enjoy mountain biking, then the same hills are accessible, with some fast and furious descents to tempt you! A helmet is advisable, and beware of nettles and gorse bushes on the tracks on the hill behind Boatside. If you need a more relaxing occupation, then the birdlife in the area is diverse. Birds of prey, waterfowl, woodpeckers and the smaller passerines abound in the vicinity of the farm, while a short walk on the hill will enable you to spot upland birds and skylarks. At the end of the day, a picnic on the river bank is a good way to relax; watch the world go by, as the swallows fly overhead and the trout rise lazily to the fly – paradise!   01982 551 945,alison    Click here to email owner