There are plenty of unique and quirky places to stay if you’re looking for a staycation in Wales - but have you ever spent the night in a chapel?

Across the country, people have converted chapels into holiday homes with a twist, full of history and stained glass windows.

Below is a selection of converted chapels available to stay in through luxury holiday retreats company Sugar & Loaf.

This chapel on the Ceredigion coast has high ceilings throughout, with arched windows and even an organ.

Retaining plenty of its past, the property has been modernised to include sound and gaming systems, a barbecue area and a contemporary kitchen with a breakfast island.

Explore Snowdonia from this former chapel with plenty of original features, including exposed stonework and a “striking” arched window.

Nestled in gardens with plentiful vistas, this holiday home is well-positioned for adventurers who wish to enjoy walking, cycling and mountain biking.

This stone-built converted chapel retains its rustic character with features such as exposed beams and tall windows - but has a modern edge with a private hot tub.

The property dates back to 1874 and is within walking distance of Hell’s Mouth beach.

This chapel has been converted into a getaway with fine timber beams, a lawned garden and panoramic sea views.

Sugar & Loaf describe the chapel as “an ideal location to explore Snowdonia’s coast, countryside, and culture.”

This first-floor apartment in a converted chapel has views out over Cardigan Bay and is just a few hundred metres from the beach.

As well as large arched windows from which to take in the view, there is a split-level garden designed for al fresco dining.