The most unique and unusual stays in Wales

The multi award-winning adventure glamp site Llechwedd Glamping at Plas Wenydd is a beautiful spot if you want to experience the historic quarries of Blaenau Ffestiniog.

Unique stays meet eco-friendly luxury at Apple Glamping. Nestled just a stone's throw from Pembrokeshire's stunning beaches, this retreat offers innovative geodomes or the chance to bed down in a futuristic UFO, and even a lavish private jet. Equipped with all the comforts of home, including Wi-fi, spa facilities, and cosy heating, it's the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.

The charming Apple Express carriage seats four around a dining table that converts into a double bed. The compact Elfin kitchen is fully equipped for simple culinary adventures, echoing Pullman dining luxury.

Step into the luxurious 70s with JetStar! The cockpit has been transformed into a gaming paradise, featuring an Xbox and flight-themed games, all enjoyed from authentic pilot seats.

Floatel Rooms at Milford Marina are floating cabins moored among the boats at Milford Marina. Each cabin sleeps two and comes with an en-suite shower room, luxurious furnishings and private balcony. The expansive floor-to-ceiling windows invite you take in the panoramic water views and enjoy the breathtaking sunsets.

The Red Kite Earth Conker is an aerodynamically designed glamping pod situated in the Cambrian Mountains with its panoramic mountain views. Filled with indulgent comforts, the riverside Moon conker pod is the perfect place to snuggle up and stargaze from your king-size bed. Just two if the hidden locations in the Chillderness range which allow you to reconnect with nature - each accommodation option caters for a uniquely different, relaxing and rejuvenating experience.

Experience the charming Squirrel's Nest in Llandrindod Wells, where upscale treehouses provide a special getaway in the natural scenery. Relax with fire pits, hot tubs, and hammocks and admire the gorgeous views of the countryside.

By the Wye invites you to immerse yourself in the calmness of the forest with their cabin in the woods, blending the beauty of the outdoors with all the comforts of home.

For those seeking a sustainable stay, Treberfedd Farm's eco-cabins blend modern comforts with eco-friendly design, allowing guests to unwind in harmony with nature.

Explore the wealth of Wales' heritage with some of its finest castles and historic houses, now converted into lavish accommodation. Spend the night in grand surroundings, where the echoes of history contribute to a stay that seamlessly connects the past with the present.

Chateau Rhianfa, a French-style chateau from the 1850s, graces the Menai Straits with its sweeping views of the Snowdonia mountains. AA 5 Red star Palé Hall is a sumptuous Victorian mansion and also offers a serene escape in the stunning Dee valley. Llangoed Hall, a historic country house hotel, offers refined lodging set against a backdrop of charming gardens and art collections. Craig Y Nos Castle, steeped in operatic history, hits all the right notes, whilst Roch Castle provides a contemporary haven within a historical context, merging the old with the new in luxurious fashion. These impressive properties are more than mere elegant hotels; they are gateways to the stories of Wales' heritage.

Discover more unique stays and book your next adventure at one of these extraordinary places for an unforgettable night’s sleep!

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