Cottages in Powys
With its spectacular natural beauty and a plethora of outdoor adventures, Powys, the largest county in Wales, is a rather wonderful holiday destination. Find the perfect self catering holiday cottage in Powys, and get ready to discover the majestic scenery of the Berwyn Mountains and the Cambrian Mountains, and the Brecon Beacons National Park (Bannau Brycheiniog) with its mountains and waterfalls. Spend a blissful few days stargazing, hiking, cycling and exploring the charming market towns and medieval castles in this lovely part of the world. Read more Our exclusive ferry discounts of up to 25% will make your island trip with Classic plain sailing.
We have 3 cottages in Powys for you
From £153 per night
Ty Coedwig Treehouse
5729Luxury treehouse with outdoor bathtub in Powys, Wales.
Embrace nature with a stay in this most magical setting, a beautiful handcrafted treehouse complete with an al fresco bathtub, set in tranquil woodland and surrounded by nature, de...
From £153 per night
From £119 per night
The Lean To
51312 bedroom cabin near Presteigne.
Welcome to The Lean To, an absolutely stunning hideaway for two with a wonderfully distinct style that is beautifully complemented by the rugged landscapes that surround it. This f...
From £119 per night
From £112 per night
The Cabin
51302 bedroom cabin near Presteigne.
The Cabin is a wonderfully unique retreat brimming with style and luxury nestled near the English/Welsh border. This gorgeous hideaway for two was meticulously crafted by the owner...
From £112 per night
Explore the beautiful Lake Vyrnwy and the tallest waterfall in the UK, Pistyll Rhaeadr, with a stay in Llanfyllin. The unspoilt Elan Valley is certainly worth a visit on your Powys holiday too, being one of the prettiest spots in Wales. Here you can explore the stunning landscapes and keep an eye out for the diverse range of wildlife, including many bird species, deer, foxes, badgers, otters and more. Literary lovers will be in heaven in the sweet town of Hay-on-Wye, known for its many bookshops and the fantastic Hay Festival. You can also visit the castle and shop for antiques here. Sounds good to us...
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