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Nestled in the picturesque rural landscape of Herefordshire, renowned for its cider production and charming black and white architecture, this glamping experience offers a unique retreat for couples seeking a romantic getaway. The accommodations consist of three newly established glamping units, each featuring fully furnished five-meter bell tents. Guests can enjoy the comfort of king-size beds adorned with luxury mattresses and cotton linens, along with amenities such as an en-suite shower, vanity unit, and a compost toilet, ensuring both comfort and sustainability.
The glamping site is designed to provide a cozy and intimate atmosphere, complete with thoughtful touches like scatter rugs, hot water bottles, and cuddly throws for added warmth. Although the site operates off-grid, it transforms into a magical space at night, illuminated by clever solar lighting. Each tent is equipped with a personal kitchen unit, complete with gas rings and essential utilities, allowing guests to prepare meals and enjoy outdoor dining by their private fire pit barbecue and seating area. Additionally, essential items such as kindling, wood, and charcoal are provided at no extra cost, enhancing the overall experience.
Set on New House Farm, a working breeding center for traditional poultry breeds, guests have the opportunity to learn about the farming process from the owner, who is eager to share insights about the farm's operations. The surrounding area boasts numerous footpaths leading into the stunning countryside, while local villages offer essential amenities such as butchers, village stores, and cozy pubs. The nearby town of Hay-on-Wye, famous for its rich literary history, features a castle, scenic walks along the Wye River, and the breathtaking Hay Bluff mountain, making it an ideal destination for exploration.
For those looking to engage in outdoor activities, the region is abundant with opportunities for fishing, pony trekking, canoeing, walking, and cycling, complemented by a variety of beautiful pubs to discover. The glamping experience has been meticulously curated to blend the essence of camping with a touch of glamour, ensuring guests have all the necessities for a comfortable stay. From thoughtfully stocked kitchen supplies to the option of fresh towels upon request, every detail has been considered to provide a memorable and unique escape in the heart of Herefordshire.
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A truly rural location set amongst the foothills of the Black Mountains, this open plan cabin is simply perfect for couples that want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Craswall is situated on the Herefordshire/Wales border, within the Black Mountains on the…
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