The Hideaway

Aberporth, Ceredigion

The Hideaway at Rhianfa is a cozy cottage located in the village of Brongest, Ceredigion, Wales, designed to accommodate two guests in one double bedroom. This charming retreat serves as an excellent base for couples looking to relax and explore the picturesque surroundings, including local walks that begin right outside the door and the stunning Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire coastlines. The cottage features a lovely garden, perfect for sunbathing or enjoying meals outdoors while reflecting on the day’s adventures.

On the property, visitors can enjoy a small petting farm with 13 chickens and four sheep, adding to the rural charm of the stay. Additionally, a local produce and pop-up walker’s woodland cafe operates during the summer weekends just a short stroll away from the cottage. The Hideaway is conveniently located just four miles from the historic town of Newcastle Emlyn, which offers various shops, pubs, cafes, and a scenic walk along the River Teifi, complete with views of castle ruins.

For beach lovers, the nearby village of Aberporth boasts two beautiful beaches, while Tresaith and Penbryn are also within a short drive. Llangrannog and New Quay are additional nearby destinations featuring beaches, pubs, and cafes, with many of the beaches being dog-friendly year-round. The Wales Coast Path offers opportunities to discover hidden coves and breathtaking scenery, as well as the chance to spot local wildlife such as bottlenose dolphins and seals. Various water sports and boat trips are available for those seeking adventure.

The bustling town of Cardigan is a short distance away, providing access to local shops, a castle, and dining options, while the Georgian town of Aberaeron is known for its local crafts and eateries. St Dogmaels features a regular farmer’s market and is close to Poppit Sands, a safe beach ideal for families. The surrounding areas, including the Preseli Hills, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, and Cambrian Mountains, offer stunning landscapes and historic sites, catering to both relaxation and more active holiday pursuits.

Accommodation-wise, The Hideaway is entirely on the ground floor, making it suitable for guests with restricted mobility. It includes a comfortable open-plan area with a sitting/dining space, a fully equipped kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower. The outdoor area is shared with the adjacent cottage but features separate seating areas for privacy. Guests have access to a parking area and a field for dog exercise, and The Hideaway can be booked individually or alongside other nearby accommodations, such as The Old Stables and Woodland Lodge, both of which also sleep two guests.

• Internet