Bwthyn Beci, Bwthyn Beci The Croft Upper Denbigh Road, St. Asaph

With its stylish and colourful interiors, sunny courtyard garden and outdoor hot tub, this detached holiday home offers a luxurious base for visitors to St Asaph. Nestled at the heart of one of Britain’s smallest cities, this two-bedroom abode provides ample accommodation for four guests, making it ideal for a family break or a getaway with friends. After fun-filled days exploring cultural and historic sites, enjoying windswept coastal walks and picturesque country trails, this delightful property offers a charming space to rest and recharge. Light and spacious throughout, this chic and elegant cottage features a neutral colour scheme enlivened with bold pops of colour and artworks of the natural world. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is a warm and welcoming space that invites sociable evenings in. Rustle up delicious meals in the handsome fitted kitchen, and settle around the dining table to wine, dine and chat together. Make the most of warm weather in the enclosed courtyard garden, whether dining al fresco, curling up with your current read on the outdoor sofas, or bubbling beneath the stars, glass of wine in hand. Alternatively fill the air with laughter and chatter as you enjoy quality time with your loved ones in the relaxing lounge. When bedtime calls, choose between two distinctive bedrooms: a ground-floor king-size room with en-suite shower room, or a first-floor super-king-size with a freestanding bathtub and en-suite shower room. Designated a city for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, St Asaph is home to reputedly the smallest ancient cathedral in Britain; this striking building houses the William Morgan Bible, the first bible translated into Welsh. Host to the North Wales International Music Festival, numerous walking trails and an abundance of shops and eateries, it’s an interesting base for visitors to Denbighshire. Beach lovers can head to Abergele (8 miles) or the larger resorts of Colwyn Bay or Prestatyn (both within 14 miles).