Find a Child Friendly Holiday - Wales (23 results)

Clough Williams-Ellis built Cottages - Port Meirion, Gwynedd

Built by visionary Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis the fabulous village of Portmeirion stands on a rugged clifftop on its own private peninsula overlooking Cardigan Bay on the coast of Snowdonia. It is surrounded by acres of sub-tropical woodlands and miles of sandy beaches - and it’s beautiful!

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Manorbier, Pembrokeshire

An action-packed break awaits at YHA Manorbier in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. From the clifftops overlooking Caldey Island, the coastal path and Church Doors beach will no doubt beckon. But it’s the children who will be in their element here. Take up surfing, kayaking, climbing and diving whilst in this part of Pembrokeshire. Visit Oakwood, Wales’s largest theme park, or for open spaces and a dose of Welsh history, try Heatherton Country Park, Wedlock Dinosaur Park, or Manorbier, Pembroke and Carew Castles. Even staying in this hostel, a futuristic former Ministry of Defence building is an adventure!

The Vale Resort, Vale of Glamorgan

The Vale Resort is set in immaculate landscaped gardens as would you expect - it is one of Wales’ leading golf resorts. However you can rest assured for a family holiday this place will have something for everyone. Take your pick from a wide range of sporting activities available for children 5-15. Swim classes for babies 4 months -3years. Not only can you relax in style at this luxurious child friendly hotel knowing the children will be entertained in the crèche or at an exercise class, you can also take advantage of the award winning spa. Anyone for a round of golf?

Trefeddian Hotel, Aberdovey, Gwynedd

The Trefeddian is a family run Hotel, situated on the mid Wales coast, near the picturesque village of Aberdovey, overlooking Cardigan Bay. Four miles of golden sandy beach are a short walk from the Hotel. Children’s early super is available and there is a baby listening service in the evening. Self-catering apartments are also available, that have limited access to the facilities of the hotel, which can sleep a family of up to 8. There are many local attractions including a narrow guage steam railway and crabbing off the village jetty - great fun for all the family.

Larkhill, Conwy

This is a modern property. Expect high quality accommodation in spacious communal areas with panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite showers and children are well catered for with baby changing facilities, cots and a special menu. It’s an ideal base for visiting the North Wales coast and Snowdonia National Park, with the medieval castle and town centre of Conwy a 10-minute walk away.

Cilcain, Pembrokeshire

Cilcain sleeps 10 (+2) in 2 double and 3 twin rooms and has a large enclosed garden with stunning views of the coast. A converted barn, the interiors combine original features such as exposed stone walls and oak floors with contemporary furnishings and high quality fittings. This luxury, self catering holiday home makes the perfect base for exploring everything that Pembrokeshire has to offer - with its stunning white sandy beaches, good pubs and restaurants and whole plethora of different activities.

Castell Deudraeth, Port Meirion, Gwynedd

Within 10 minutes walk of Port Meirion village Castell Deudraeth exudes it's own glamour. Despite the imposing facade the interior is light, spacious and contemporary, not at all what you might expect. The rooms are extremely spacious with integrated kitchen - a fabulous facility in a luxury hotel. The Victorian walled garden and terrace provide the perfect place for a leisurely lunch and inevitable children’s run around venue.

Bluestone National Park Resort, Pembrokeshire

Bluestone, positioned amidst the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales, is the first park to be awarded five-star status by the Welsh Assembly - you will appreciate why. The site has been built with the environment and local eco-system in mind. 178 beautifully sited and furnished lodges sit around a traditionally designed Pembrokeshire village within 500 acres of stunning countryside. The village is completely traffic free with a green available for the kids to meet and greet new friends whilst the adults do a ‘local shop' thoughtfully supplied where possible with local, fresh produce. The ‘village' includes restaurants, a pub, a fabulous holistic spa and a myriad of sports and leisure facilities - all for the exclusive use of you.

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Broad Haven, Pembrokeshire

YHA Broad Haven is a spacious, modern, single storey building, set in its own grounds just 100m from the stunning Blue Flag beaches of St Brides Bay. There are plenty of activities nearby to keep you occupied which can be arranged from here. Learn to ride a horse, go climbing or abseiling on spectacular cliffs and enjoy sea kayaking, surfing, canoeing, windsurfing or scuba diving. Alternatively, free family activites are available from reception. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Footpath runs past the property and boat trips to nearby islands are available. YHA Broad Haven offers a full meals service with a wide range of locally sourced, home made dishes so you can relax at the end of the day in our licensed, conservatory style dining room overlooking the bay. Following refurbishment there is now a new cafe/bar with indoor and outdoor seating offering home made soups, cakes, paninis and other snacks during the day. Open weekends and school holidays from Easter until end October. Fresh fish and barbeques a speciality.

fforest, Pembrokeshire

Located in beautiful West Wales and set in around 200 acres of fields and woodland fforest provides simple luxury for discerning campers! Staying at fforest is an experience more like staying in a hotel than a tent, a hotel with woodland corridors and canvas rooms. There’s no TV, no mini bar, no trouser press (thank God – whoever uses them?!) - you get sleeping, living and eating under canvas with beauty, birdsong and lots of fun stuff thrown in!