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Gay Friendly
Holiday Cottage, Porthcawl, South Wales Miners Gay Friendly Self Catering Cottage, Kenfig Hill, Porthcawl, South Wales  www.minerscottage.com This beautiful cottage has belonged to Ruth’s family for almost 200 years and was originally part of the Margam Estate. Miners Cottage from its elevated position overlooks Margam Valley and Mountains, making it a great base from which to explore the beauty of the South Wales Coast together with the Brecon Beacons National Park, and Swansea with the gay night life that it is famed for is within easy reach. Ruth, the friendly owner, has lovingly restored Miners Cottage to a very high standard with three pretty bedrooms: double, twin and single. The bathroom is just gorgeous, and was inspired by the industry of South Wales designed by Ruth in 'Slate and Steel' with slate floors, double-ended bath, walk-in power-shower and the adjustable mood lighting makes it a perfect place to unwind. There is a modern kitchen and dining room with a beautiful slate floor, fridge and freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washer-dryer; in fact it would appear that Ruth has thought of everything! The cottage sleeps five but you could sit ten at the dining table so why not invite some friends back! The spacious lounge has beautiful maple floor, comfy sofa, chairs, TV, DVD player and a brilliant sound system, so bring all your favourite discs. There’s also lots of great interactive games stashed away for those giggly holiday nights that we all enjoy at least once on holiday after a fabulous day at the beach followed by a great meal and a few glasses of something special. There is also a pretty enclosed private garden with patio furniture that is simply fabulous for sundowners and barbecues. |
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Gay Friendly Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast and
Traditional Mongolian Yurt West Usk Lighthouse Gay Friendly Bed & BreakFast and Yurt, St Brides Wentloog, Newport, Severn Estuary, South Wales  www.westusklighthouse.co.uk For 187 years this romantic idyll has gazed out across the Bristol Channel, and for 101 of those years it was a saviour for the seafaring folk who plied their trade in these waters. In 1987, Frank and Danielle discovered the derelict shell of the Usk Lighthouse and from then on it wasa labour of love for them. It's incredibly unique, pleasingly quirky and sits in one of the most romantic and atmospheric locations in Wales. How often do you get the chance to stay in a lighthouse whose massive walls resound with so much history? The accommodations here are quite chic but very quirky with all of the rooms being wedge-shaped as you would expect, but they are beautifully furnished, very comfortable and nicely equipped. There is a viewing platform with a bar and hot-tub that enjoys awe-inspiring views across the Severn Estuary. There is an exquisite stillness with a delicious calm that simply enthrals, punctuated only by birdsong and the rush of the world's second fastest tide as it sweeps past the lighthouse on its tireless journey inland. For the more earthy and adventurous of you, you just have to try the traditional Mongolian yurt. Absolutely fabulous! |
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