Pet Friendly Holidays Monmouthshire

This fabulous 19th-century school has been converted into a great holiday home. Situated in the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this detached property is a real home from home with everything you could need, set in a quiet village location just walking distance from the local pub/restaurant. There are three large bedrooms all with en-suite facilities, one of which is on the ground floor with patio doors leading out to a lovely enclosed garden, great for your animals to exercise in. There is also a community play area at the rear of the garden.
There is a spacious open plan kitchen, dining and living area with beams and a wood burner – great for cosy nights in. There is also a snug on the ground floor; a great place for the kids if they want to watch some TV or play games.
The market town of Monmouth is approximately 5 miles from the property and hosts an abundance of shops, cafés and restaurants. Steeped in history, a must visit is Monmouth Castle and the Monnow Bridge and Gate.
The Forest of Dean National Park and Symonds Yat are approximately 12 miles from the property, and plenty of walks to be had with Offas Dyke not being far from here. Whatever you do on your holiday this spacious conversion will be the ideal place to base yourselves from. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 350 yards.

This large, semi-detached barn conversion is ideal for larger families or friends looking to get away and explore the open countryside of Monmouthshire, the Forest of Dean and Offa’s Dyke. Located next door to the owner on a working farm, it provides comfortable accommodation for up to eight guests. The property has four double bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities and Freeview TV’s. Lord Nelson’s room on the ground floor has twin beds, King Henry’s room on the first floor has a kingsize bed, Charles Rolls’ room has a double bed and Lady Llangattock’s room has twin beds. King Offa Lodge offers a great living/dining room with a wood burner, ideal for those special family gatherings. The oak flooring has underfloor heating to keep you warm and cosy, run from the owner’s biomass heating and solar panels. The large kitchen, also with a TV, is the perfect place to gather around the table and enjoy a meal together, alternatively enjoy al fresco dining in the enclosed garden with patio area and lawn. By prior arrangement with the owner, private hot tub hire can be arranged with a local company at cost. The local pub is 3 miles from the property and the lovely town of Monmouth is 4 miles, with its abundance of quaint shops, coffee shops and boutiques. Shop 4 miles, pub and restaurant 3 miles.
King Offa Lodge can be booked together with Little Hendre Barn (ref UK10262) to accommodate up to 12 guests.

Trafalgar offers an open plan living space on the ground floor, finished to an excellent standard. Built in 2023, this property features LED mood lighting, glass doors and windows with stylish Italian internal blinds. The living area has large bi-fold doors opening directly onto the garden, where you can enjoy glorious sunrises and sunsets and beautiful countryside views. The dining area has seating for eight people, whilst the kitchen has atmospheric lighting including an island and breakfast bar. The master bedroom has an en-suite shower room, and the other three bedrooms have access to the bathroom and shower room. All shower rooms have walk-in rain showers.
The property is conveniently located and central to attractions, set back from the road leading to Newport and the village of Arreton, and the seaside resort of Ryde is about a 10-minute drive. Enjoy scenic walks locally, and other outdoor pursuits include birdwatching, cycling, horse riding, golf, and water sports. The property has direct access onto the lane at the bottom of the site, so you can walk with your family and your dog or cycle to Newport and the rest of the Isle of Wight via footpaths. Buses into Newport and Ryde are about 5 minutes away, to take you anywhere you want to go on the Island. Discover many attractions nearby including Arreton Barns, The Garlic Farm and Robin Hill Adventure Park. Also within easy driving distance is Osborne House, Carisbrooke Castle, Ventnor Botanical Gardens, Blackgang Chine theme park, museums, vineyards, and wildlife centres. Pub within a mile.
Trafalgar (UK44982) can be booked with Viking (UK44983) to accommodate up to 16 guests.

Lilac Cottage is a mid-terraced barn conversion situated near to the lovely village of Govilon and a few minutes’ drive from the market town of Abergavenny. The property has open plan living space with oak dining table in the dining area to seat up to six guests and a lovely stable door leading to the enclosed rear garden – perfect for letting your pets or children have a run around. Lilac Cottage is full of character and charm with exposed beams. There are two bedrooms to the first floor, each with fabulous beams, one with twin beds and Smart TV and a master bedroom with kingsize bed and Smart TV. There’s also a family bathroom and a well-equipped kitchen. Bike, kayak and canoe storage is also provided (please bring your own padlocks for inside the storage).
There are several pubs within walking distance in Govilon and Gilwen, one being a traditional pub serving good home-cooked food in Govilon and another popular inn offering fantastic pizzas and frequent street food pop-ups on the canalside in Gilwern. There’s also a newly refurbished gastro pub located 2 miles away in Glangrywney, and a visit here is highly recommended! Take an evening walk or cycle along the Monmouthshire canalside or simply sit and enjoy the surroundings. Visit the town of Abergavenny with its historic castle and museum. There are plenty of shops, restaurants and cafés here for all tastes. Abergavenny serves as the gateway to the area’s fabulous mountains, the Sugarloaf, the Brecon Beacons and the Five Hills (Ysgryd Fach, Deri, Rholben, Ysgryd Fawr and Myndd Llanwenarth). Abergavenny is also renowned for its food festival in September where lots of culinary delights are to be had. For those looking for an adrenalin rush then Bike Park Wales is approximately 18 miles away. There are some of the best mountain bike trails in the world here! Lilac Cottage is ideally placed to reach Monmouth, the Forest of Dean, The Brecon Beacons National Park and Cardiff. However you decide to fill your holiday, Lilac Cottage will offer the perfect return to home comforts.

This luxury property, a former mission hall, was renovated in 2019 and consists of an open plan living space with a wood burner, Smart TV and patio doors leading to a courtyard area. The Old Chapel is situated in the village of Grosmont, which has its very own castle for history enthusiasts, and there are plenty of other castles nearby, including Skenfrith Castle, 4 miles, and White Castle, 4½ miles. There are plenty of walks to be had from the property as its situated on the Wye Valley, and the River Usk is 9 miles away.

The market town of Abergavenny is 11 miles away and has an abundance of shops, restaurants, pubs and coffee shops. It also holds its award-winning food festival every September. For those wanting to visit the historic town of Monmouth, is just a 12-mile drive from the property, and there are some local restaurants and pubs in the surrounding villages. Pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Llwynderw Cottage is the perfect place for a romantic breakaway from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind, or for a family getaway. Full of character with lots of original features, located in Pandy, walks are to be had from the doorstep with your four legged friends. Located just 6 miles from the historic town of Abergavenny with its many coffee shops, bars and restaurants, there is plenty to see and do here for the day, not forgetting the yearly famous Abergavenny food festival which is a must! A visit to the castle and museum will keep you entertained, as you step inside the history of Abergavenny. Originally the site of a Roman fort, Gobannium, Abergavenny became a medieval walled town within the Welsh Marches, with its own Norman castle.
If walking or cycling is your thing, then Abergavenny is the gateway to the mountains, including the nearby Sugarloaf, The Blorenge, with the famous ’The Tumble’ cycle hill climb, and the five hills, Ysgyryd Fach, Deri, Rholben, Ysgyryd Fawr and Mynyd Llanwenarth. With easy access to the Brecon Beacons National Park and Black Mountains, Offa’s Dyke Path is close by and the Marches Way, the Beacons Way and Usk Valley are all accessible through Abergavenny town. In the other direction is the town of Monmouth, just 20 miles.
The town is steeped in history, and a visit to Monmouth Castle is a must, along with the Monnow Bridge and Gate. Spend the day at Monmouth Museum, or take a visit to the lost city of Trelleck, where they offer archaeological dig experiences. The area is also perfect for outdoor enthusiasts with a range of walking opportunities including National Trust Kymin offering spectacular views over the rolling hills of Monmouthshire, or go canoeing or kayaking on the river Wye. The Forest of Dean is a short drive from Monmouth with an abundance of things to do and see such as Clearwell Caves, Puzzlewood and Dean Forest Railway. There are also free tours of the Blaenavon World Heritage Site and the Big Pit National Coal Museum.

The cosy accommodation is set on Woodlake Park Golf Club and boasts spectacular views over Llandegfedd Reservoir, the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains. The hut is sat on a plot at the top of the golf course to get the best of the views. Head up to the hut in your own golf buggy and relax in the peaceful setting – the plot enjoys a good-sized enclosed garden with a beautiful outdoor stone bath with running hot water, barbecue/firepit, outdoor seating so you can enjoy the views, as well as a shed (suitable for storing bikes and other equipment). Inside, the hut is an open plan living space to include a comfy sofa, wood burner, kitchenette with breakfast bar, a cosy double bed area and a shower room.
When you stay, there is plenty to see and do nearby. A round of golf could be a good place to start! Llandegfedd Reservoir is just a stone’s throw away - where you can try out some water sports and other activities or enjoy a walk in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Further afield, the location lends itself well to exploring more of South Wales, the nearby picturesque town of Usk sits on the river and has a range of independent shops, cafés and restaurants or slightly further afield, Abergavenny is a lively market town full of history and renowned for its annual food festival. Sugarloaf Hut is a member of the Woodland Champions Club, who are committed to preserving the beauty of the landscape and conserving woodland. The hut is also located within the grounds of the Golf Club so access to and from the hut will be by golf buggy or foot, and due care should be taken whilst on the course. An EV charger is available at the golf club.

Winkle Cottage is a beautiful, no smoking, dog friendly cottage, perfect for a romantic or family get away. With large gardens to enjoy whilst watching the beautiful stream pass by, you really will be able to unwind here. The cottage has been decorated and furnished beautifully and you will find this to be very comfortable. You will be greeted with a welcome pack which the host will send you a request before your arrival.
Picturesque Winkle Street in Calbourne was originally known as Barrington Row and it was named after the Barrington family who owned the estate when the first cottages were built in the 1750s. You will almost certainly be visited by families of ducks that will be eager to be fed. Just a couple of minutes’ drive and you will find Calbourne Water Mill and Rural Museum. Set in 35 acres of rural landscape, this is the only working water mill on the Isle of Wight.
Calbourne offers good accessibility by bicycle to the Military Road which is a cyclist’s paradise. Winkle Cottage has ample private and secure storage facilities for bicycles.
Head on to the west coast of the Isle of Wight you will find the ancient town of Yarmouth with its plentiful restaurants, shops, and bars. Further west and you will find the most beautiful beaches, along with the iconic, famous landmark attraction, The Needles, which has so much more to enjoy than the stunning views - it is a destination not to be missed. The range of attractions includes the spectacular chairlift ride, taking you on a journey past the coloured sands cliffs of Alum Bay to the beach. Soak up the breathtakingly beautiful views from the beach and enjoy a paddle in the sea. Or get closer to The Needles by taking a pleasure cruise - the sunsets are incredible here.

The Hayloft is part of a newly converted barn located in Bryngwyn, near Raglan. The main living area is light and airy, double height and open plan. It has underfloor heating, exposed stone walls and a wood burner. There is a Smart TV with DVD player and Netflix/Disney. To the mezzanine floor (accessed via very steep ladder stairs), there is a king size bedroom with zip and link beds (can be turned into twin beds). There is an enclosed garden to the front of the property with patio, garden furniture and a bike rack. This is the perfect property for wanting to explore the area whether it be on foot or by bicycle.
Wales is well known for having the most castles in Europe per square mile. One of the best preserved is Raglan Castle which is just under 3 miles away. The Forest of Dean, which is a short drive from The Hayloft, offers all sorts of sporting opportunities including mountain biking with bike hire, pony trekking, sculpture walks, steam railways and enchanted forests. The Big Pit in Blaenavon is a favourite with families and the hidden garden of Dewstow is a must. For those looking to explore the countryside the views from the Blorenge, The Skirrid and the Sugarloaf are amazing and all within a short drive. The Brecon Beacons and the fabulous Black Mountains are also within an easy daytrip, all are fantastic for walking/trekking and cycling. Monmouthshire is very centrally located with Cardiff, Newport, Bristol, Abergavenny, Gloucester, Hereford, Hay-on-Wye, Monmouth and Chepstow all within easy reach.
The beautiful and picturesque Wye Valley is under half an hour away and this is a super place to hire canoes and travel leisurely down the river, or walking/cycling the path along the river. At the Hayloft you can grab a coffee outside on the patio first thing in the morning or last thing at night watching the sun go down. The dark skies are also perfect for star gazing.
The Hayloft (UK40092) can be booked together with The Stables (UK40093) to accommodate up to 6 guests.

A substantial house, sleeps eight, furnished with a variety of modern and antique furniture and formerly part of the stable block of historic Llanfoist House, this Brecon Beacons holiday house is a perfect base from which to explore this lovely unspoilt part of the world with much to see and do within walking distance.
One well behaved dog welcome free. Once housing the carriages for the occupants of the big house, including the legendary iron master, Crawshay Bailey, this is now a comfortable, spacious home with two sitting rooms and three en-suite bedrooms. The main spacious living room is comfortably furnished with ample sofas and arm chairs and has a multi-fuel style gas fire in the inglenook fireplace. The smaller snug-like sitting room is ideal for quiet times. Put your feet up with a glass of wine and a good book. Beamed ceilings carry on throughout the upstairs rooms adding to the character and charm of this lovely property.