Alquileres vacacionales en yurtas en Monmouthshire

The Glade: woodfired hot tub, mountain views

Goytree Glamping and Treehouses - Gabriels Yurt: Get cosy and settle into this rustic off-grid back to nature space. This beautiful double yurt, one a bedroom and the other a kitchen, is set in a magical, secluded location, with life-enhancing views of undulating meadows, and the majestic back-drop of the Black Mountains. Enjoy the stars and the owls from the quirky wood fired tub, a truly memorable experience. Perfect for romantic retreats, holidays with dogs or a base for a walking holidays.

Walkers Rest at The Hayloft - The Brecon Beacons

Nestled in the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park, this recent addition to an (ex) 1800s pub is a cosy yet spacious self catering space. Opposite an old church with views across the valley it offers an an ideal getaway with walks in every direction and outdoor activities (canoeing, climbing, horse riding) further afield. Local events include: The Abergavenny Food Festival, Crickhowell Walking Festival, Haye Literary Festival, The Green Man. The village is two miles away with shops and pubs.

Woodland cosy Yurt, Wye Valley, Forest of Dean

Wyes workshop, Oak cottage, Traditional Yurt, nestled on the edge of the Hudnalls Nature Reserve in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Self contained space with everything you need in your own little private forest nook. This is a taste of wild yet comfy camping. Lie in your Kingsize bed gazing at the tree canopy see the stars twinkling through the roof light. Fill up with with fresh air - daydream, walk along the river wye, listen to bird song. Private hottub available to hire as an extra.

Dulas Valley Mongolian Yurt + hot tub with views

Our beautifully fitted, spacious yurt with its own wood-fired hot tub is perfect for a romantic rural getaway with a Mongolian twist. Nestled on the fringes of mature woodland on a small working farm, the yurt is totally secluded and has open views over the breathtaking Dulas Valley in rural Herefordshire. Relax in the private outside area with BBQ and fire pit, and explore local walks, pubs, market towns and historical sites. Dogs are welcome. Also check out our 'Dulas Valley Shepherd's Hut'.

Little Owl Yurt, in woodland, sleeps 5, hot tub

A beautiful yurt set in 17 acres of woodland on a farm in rural Herefordshire, & within the Wye Valley AONB. We are an established glamping site offering 5 yurts, & 3 bell tents, along with wood-fired hot tubs, pizza ovens, well stocked open fronted kitchens, covered communal areas, private spaces, acres of woodland to roam in, open fires, vintage finds, homely touches, comfy beds, candlelight, birdsong, & more. A haven for nature-loving families, couples, groups wanting a quiet retreat space.

South Wales Yurt-Cosy, log burner & private garden

We have a beautiful yurt in our private garden, sleeping up to 2 people. Ideal as a base for exploring Wales, romantic getaways, secluded retreats, or taking advantage of walking, hiking or cycling routes. Our self-contained yurt is pretty much off-grid, solar powered lights offer a peaceful space to relax and sleep under the stars. Minutes from the tranquillity of The Gwent Levels, Magor has a real community spirit with excellent local shops and pubs, and a comprehensive mix of take-aways.

Holly Yurt glamping at Olchon Valley Campsite

Relax and unwind in a truly magnificent 25 foot yurt with stunning panoramic views of the secluded Olchon Valley. Located on a working hill farm in the Black Mountains, Holly Yurt provides spacious but cosy accommodation for a large family or group. With spectacular scenery, fabulous dark night skies and peace, it's the perfect location for a stopover along the Offa’s Dyke Path or a base to explore some local hikes, including the famous ‘Cat’s Back’ ridge walk and the impressive ‘Hay Bluff’.

Mimis Retreat: Copper bath & outdoor shower

Goytree Glamping and Treehouses presents Mimis Tree Yurt: The yurt is spacious but cosy with a big double bed, luxurious copper bath with hot running water, wood burner, sofa, and a wooden annex with all the necessities in place - a spacious kitchen, composting toilet, and an outdoor hot shower with stunning view. Sleeps 2 (plus an infant and well behaved dog). Perfect for romantic retreats, holidays with dogs or a base for a walking, exploring the local national parks and mountains beyond.

Yurt 3 at Hidden Valley Yurts

A fully furnished yurt. Situated in the stunning Wye Valley, in Monmouthshire. The stunning natural surroundings allow you to slow down, relax and appreciate the simple things in life, but with all the modern amenities of modern life. Up to six guests can sleep in this yurt with one super king-size bed for added luxury and there are single futons that can be used as comfortable beds. This yurt has its own private external bathroom and is near the shared kitchen. This is a sunny spot.

Hawthorn Yurt glamping at Olchon Valley Campsite

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable, cosy escape in the secluded Olchon Valley. Located on a hill farm in the Black Mountains, on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, a stay in Hawthorn Yurt guarantees spectacular scenery, fabulous dark night skies and peace! It’s the perfect location for a stopover along the Offa’s Dyke Path National Trail or a base to explore some local hikes, including the famous ‘Cat’s Back’ ridge walk and the impressive ‘Hay Bluff’.

Cwm Sticky Dingle

This absolutely gorgeous Yurt and Shepherds hut is situated in a beautiful secret valley within Brecon Beacons National Park, between the Blorenge and Gilwern Hills, only 3.5 miles away from Abergavenny. The area is known as "Cordell Country" after the author Alexander Cordell, who has written best selling historical novels about the surrounding area and it's natural beauty combined with its former industrial heritage. Please check out our weekday promotions.

Moonlight Yurt in riverside meadow with Hot Tub

Gorgeous traditionally built Mongolian yurt. A truly stunning and utterly unique location for your holiday. Moonlight Yurt was built by traditional craftsmen in Mongolia. Situated in its own river meadow in the Black Mountains, part of the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park . Glorious views and easily accessible hill walking from the front door. The Llanthony Valley is designated as a dark sky reserve which means breathtaking night skies.