Tired of the boring traditional style accommodations? Ready to try something unique and different? These are some places you probably want to check out when making your plans.
1.Cinema themed hotel room, Cardiff
The Royal Hotel near Cardiff city centre recently hit the local newspage for its creative project of redesigning some hotel rooms into cinema themed rooms.
From a 75-inch HD 1080p resolution Smart TV, board games, fantastic micro surround sound system and access to Netflix to film posters hanging around the walls as well as little decorations like clapboards, the cinema themed room is tailored for film fans and video game lovers.
2.The West Usk Lighthouse, City of the Newport
Located between Cardiff and Newport, the West Usk Lighthouse built back in 1821, boasts a history of over 190 years and is now a grade II listed building.
Waking up to melodic singing birds and enjoying the breath-taking sunset, on a backdrop which overlooks the Bristol Channel and the Seven Estuaries, one is able to immerse into a spectacular landscape, which is never the same. The lighthouse is suitable for small groups of family, friends and couples. If there is a group staying, the lighthouse is only available to them. The maximum group for overnight stays is eight adults plus two children on a sofa bed.
3.Camp Cynrig (Tipi village), Brecon Powys
Yearning to escape the hectic city life, then why not get back to nature for once?
Sited on the bank of the river Cynrig, the Tipi village is only four miles away from Brecon and is very convenient to pay a visit to the Brecon-Beacon National Park, nearby. From walking, horse riding to fishing and kayaking, with a wide range of outdoor activities and the wonderous natural beauty at your doorstep, why not give it a try
4. Shepherd’s Hut, the Vale of Glamorgan
Exploring the countryside is something that should top your to-do list. Less than an hour’s drive from Cardiff, the Ty Cerrig Woodland Retreat is a perfect choice to experience the countryside of the Vale of Glamorgan. Gwdihw (goody~hoo.Owl), the shepherd hut situated in eight acres of broad-leaf woodland accommodates up to four people and provides the perfect opportunity to unwind yourself completely, in a low-pace countryside life with no Wi-Fi.
5. The Welsh Gatehouse, Chepstow Monmouthshire
Originally built in 1270, the Welsh Gatehouse is now a peaceful and cosy self-catering property. Awarded Oliver’s Travel Top Recommended Property in both 2014 and 2015, the Welsh Gatehouse is both vintage and stylish.
The exterior appearance is quite quirky with the old castle style, yet the interior is equipped with quite modern furnishing. The place is especially romantic for couples. Rural walk is highly recommended when you stay in the Welsh Gatehouse. The Wentwood, the largest ancient woodland in Wales, the Wye Valley and the Forest of Dean are all within 5 miles length. It is approximately a 35 minutes’ drive from Cardiff.
