Arcadia
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Gorgeous cabin in an ancient forest with a wood-burning hot tub, offering couples a romantic Gloucestershire retreat in the Cotswolds.
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Highlights
- Fabulous romantic cabin in an ancient wood in the Cotswolds offering couples an idyllic romantic retreat.
- Sit outside by the fire bowl and gaze up at the stars or relax in the wood-fired hot tub listening to the resident owl.
- Stay cosy and warm inside thanks to the log burning stove, which doubles up as a hot plate.
- The cabin makes use of unique touches like the stained glass window from Morocco and the Alpine dining furniture.
- Eco-conscious guests will love the fact that the cabin is entirely off-grid and was constructed by local craftspeople using reclaimed materials and wood from the forest in which it stands.
- Ideally located to explore the Cotswolds AONB.
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You should know
- Please note that the path to Arcadia is 100m from the nearest parking and runs through a field. It is steep in places and can be muddy.
- Monday, Wednesday and Friday arrival only.
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The details
This marvellous wood cabin offers couples a truly romantic retreat in an ancient woodland in Gloucestershire. Built in harmony with its surroundings, this gorgeous home is a unique structure that makes use of honey-coloured tones, stained glass windows and a wood-burning hot tub.
The cabin is an open-plan living space with a cathedral-like ceiling and a stained glass window that was salvaged from Morocco. At one end of the living space is the king size bed, which guarantees guests a delightful night’s sleep. Wake up in the morning and open the shutters to listen to the sounds of the birds outside as you take in the woodland view with your morning coffee. At this end of the cabin there’s also an ensuite shower room and toilet.
The main living space is home to a comfy red leather sofa that sits next to a wood burning stove. Throw some logs on the fire and get cosy on the cowhide rug or soft sheepskins with a glass of wine. The stove doubles as a hot plate and oven, if you want to indulge in some rustic cooking, however, the kitchen area also has an induction hob should you wish to prepare meals in a more modern setting. The kitchen area also features a copper sink and antique butcher’s block. You may also wish to prepare meals outside and make use of the BBQ.
At Arcadia, it’s the little touches that make it truly great. The cutlery provided is silver and the cabin also boasts its own specially commissioned tableware, made by acclaimed ceramicist Barbara Gorton. There’s also a cute table and chairs taken from an Alpine chalet, offering the perfect dining spot for two. Meals can also be enjoyed on the quirky table and chairs outside, offering the ideal alfresco dining spot.
When you step outside into the fresh Gloucestershire air, you’re presented with comfy Adirondack chairs arranged around a fire bowl. This is the perfect spot for sitting out at night gazing up at the stars with your loved one, listening in to the resident owl. And if you want a touch of luxury during your stay, hop into the wood-fired hot tub and relax with a glass of bubbly.
Eco-conscious travellers will be delighted to hear that Arcadia is entirely off-grid. The cabin is powered by a state of the art solar system, has a composting toilet and LED lighting. It was also made by the owners with the help of local craftspeople almost entirely from reclaimed, recycled materials and wood from the woodland in which it stands - the owners felled some local ash trees to make the walls!
When it comes to heading out and exploring the area, you’re nicely placed to enjoy all that Gloucestershire has to offer. The cabin sits in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, meaning there’s lots of lovely countryside just waiting to be explored. There are also a number of lovely villages in the area with delightful country pubs. You’re also a short drive from the spa town of Cheltenham, the Roman town of Cirencester and the funky market town of Stroud.
The cabin is an open-plan living space with a cathedral-like ceiling and a stained glass window that was salvaged from Morocco. At one end of the living space is the king size bed, which guarantees guests a delightful night’s sleep. Wake up in the morning and open the shutters to listen to the sounds of the birds outside as you take in the woodland view with your morning coffee. At this end of the cabin there’s also an ensuite shower room and toilet.
The main living space is home to a comfy red leather sofa that sits next to a wood burning stove. Throw some logs on the fire and get cosy on the cowhide rug or soft sheepskins with a glass of wine. The stove doubles as a hot plate and oven, if you want to indulge in some rustic cooking, however, the kitchen area also has an induction hob should you wish to prepare meals in a more modern setting. The kitchen area also features a copper sink and antique butcher’s block. You may also wish to prepare meals outside and make use of the BBQ.
At Arcadia, it’s the little touches that make it truly great. The cutlery provided is silver and the cabin also boasts its own specially commissioned tableware, made by acclaimed ceramicist Barbara Gorton. There’s also a cute table and chairs taken from an Alpine chalet, offering the perfect dining spot for two. Meals can also be enjoyed on the quirky table and chairs outside, offering the ideal alfresco dining spot.
When you step outside into the fresh Gloucestershire air, you’re presented with comfy Adirondack chairs arranged around a fire bowl. This is the perfect spot for sitting out at night gazing up at the stars with your loved one, listening in to the resident owl. And if you want a touch of luxury during your stay, hop into the wood-fired hot tub and relax with a glass of bubbly.
Eco-conscious travellers will be delighted to hear that Arcadia is entirely off-grid. The cabin is powered by a state of the art solar system, has a composting toilet and LED lighting. It was also made by the owners with the help of local craftspeople almost entirely from reclaimed, recycled materials and wood from the woodland in which it stands - the owners felled some local ash trees to make the walls!
When it comes to heading out and exploring the area, you’re nicely placed to enjoy all that Gloucestershire has to offer. The cabin sits in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, meaning there’s lots of lovely countryside just waiting to be explored. There are also a number of lovely villages in the area with delightful country pubs. You’re also a short drive from the spa town of Cheltenham, the Roman town of Cirencester and the funky market town of Stroud.
This marvellous wood cabin offers couples a truly romantic retreat in an ancient woodland in Gloucestershire. Built in harmony with its surroundings, this gorgeous home is a unique structure that makes use of honey-coloured tones, stained glass windows and a wood-burning hot tub.
The cabin is an open-plan living space with a cathedral-like ceiling and a stained glass window that was salvaged from Morocco. At one end of the living space is the king size bed, which guarantees guests a delightful night’s sleep. Wake up in the morning and open the shutters to listen to the sounds of the birds outside as you take in the woodland view with your morning coffee. At this end of the cabin there’s also an ensuite shower room and toilet.
The main living space is home to a comfy red leather sofa that sits next to a wood burning stove. Throw some logs on the fire and get cosy on the cowhide rug or soft sheepskins with a glass of wine. The stove doubles as a hot plate and oven, if you want to indulge in some rustic cooking, however, the kitchen area also has an induction hob should you wish to prepare meals in a more modern setting. The kitchen area also features a copper sink and antique butcher’s block. You may also wish to prepare meals outside and make use of the BBQ.
At Arcadia, it’s the little touches that make it truly great. The cutlery provided is silver and the cabin also boasts its own specially commissioned tableware, made by acclaimed ceramicist Barbara Gorton. There’s also a cute table and chairs taken from an Alpine chalet, offering the perfect dining spot for two. Meals can also be enjoyed on the quirky table and chairs outside, offering the ideal alfresco dining spot.
When you step outside into the fresh Gloucestershire air, you’re presented with comfy Adirondack chairs arranged around a fire bowl. This is the perfect spot for sitting out at night gazing up at the stars with your loved one, listening in to the resident owl. And if you want a touch of luxury during your stay, hop into the wood-fired hot tub and relax with a glass of bubbly.
Eco-conscious travellers will be delighted to hear that Arcadia is entirely off-grid. The cabin is powered by a state of the art solar system, has a composting toilet and LED lighting. It was also made by the owners with the help of local craftspeople almost entirely from reclaimed, recycled materials and wood from the woodland in which it stands - the owners felled some local ash trees to make the walls!
When it comes to heading out and exploring the area, you’re nicely placed to enjoy all that Gloucestershire has to offer. The cabin sits in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, meaning there’s lots of lovely countryside just waiting to be explored. There are also a number of lovely villages in the area with delightful country pubs. You’re also a short drive from the spa town of Cheltenham, the Roman town of Cirencester and the funky market town of Stroud.
The cabin is an open-plan living space with a cathedral-like ceiling and a stained glass window that was salvaged from Morocco. At one end of the living space is the king size bed, which guarantees guests a delightful night’s sleep. Wake up in the morning and open the shutters to listen to the sounds of the birds outside as you take in the woodland view with your morning coffee. At this end of the cabin there’s also an ensuite shower room and toilet.
The main living space is home to a comfy red leather sofa that sits next to a wood burning stove. Throw some logs on the fire and get cosy on the cowhide rug or soft sheepskins with a glass of wine. The stove doubles as a hot plate and oven, if you want to indulge in some rustic cooking, however, the kitchen area also has an induction hob should you wish to prepare meals in a more modern setting. The kitchen area also features a copper sink and antique butcher’s block. You may also wish to prepare meals outside and make use of the BBQ.
At Arcadia, it’s the little touches that make it truly great. The cutlery provided is silver and the cabin also boasts its own specially commissioned tableware, made by acclaimed ceramicist Barbara Gorton. There’s also a cute table and chairs taken from an Alpine chalet, offering the perfect dining spot for two. Meals can also be enjoyed on the quirky table and chairs outside, offering the ideal alfresco dining spot.
When you step outside into the fresh Gloucestershire air, you’re presented with comfy Adirondack chairs arranged around a fire bowl. This is the perfect spot for sitting out at night gazing up at the stars with your loved one, listening in to the resident owl. And if you want a touch of luxury during your stay, hop into the wood-fired hot tub and relax with a glass of bubbly.
Eco-conscious travellers will be delighted to hear that Arcadia is entirely off-grid. The cabin is powered by a state of the art solar system, has a composting toilet and LED lighting. It was also made by the owners with the help of local craftspeople almost entirely from reclaimed, recycled materials and wood from the woodland in which it stands - the owners felled some local ash trees to make the walls!
When it comes to heading out and exploring the area, you’re nicely placed to enjoy all that Gloucestershire has to offer. The cabin sits in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, meaning there’s lots of lovely countryside just waiting to be explored. There are also a number of lovely villages in the area with delightful country pubs. You’re also a short drive from the spa town of Cheltenham, the Roman town of Cirencester and the funky market town of Stroud.
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Detailed pricing info
Arrival/departure Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Pricing is seasonal.
PEAK Season
5 July to 9 September
Week: £1530
Weekend: £850
Mid-week: £850
Two nights mid-week: £500
HIGH SEASON
31 March to 17 April
28 April to 1 May
26 May to 5 July
18 October to 4 November
Week: £1350
Weekend: £750
Fri-Sun: £625
Mid-week: £675
Two nights mid-week: £450
LOW SEASON
17 April to 28 April
1 May to 26 May
9 September to 18 October
3 November to 19 December
Week: £1170
Weekend
Fri-Mon: £650
Fri-Sun: £575
Mid-week: £650
Two nights: £450
Pricing is seasonal.
PEAK Season
5 July to 9 September
Week: £1530
Weekend: £850
Mid-week: £850
Two nights mid-week: £500
HIGH SEASON
31 March to 17 April
28 April to 1 May
26 May to 5 July
18 October to 4 November
Week: £1350
Weekend: £750
Fri-Sun: £625
Mid-week: £675
Two nights mid-week: £450
LOW SEASON
17 April to 28 April
1 May to 26 May
9 September to 18 October
3 November to 19 December
Week: £1170
Weekend
Fri-Mon: £650
Fri-Sun: £575
Mid-week: £650
Two nights: £450
Arrival/departure Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Pricing is seasonal.
PEAK Season
5 July to 9 September
Week: £1530
Weekend: £850
Mid-week: £850
Two nights mid-week: £500
HIGH SEASON
31 March to 17 April
28 April to 1 May
26 May to 5 July
18 October to 4 November
Week: £1350
Weekend: £750
Fri-Sun: £625
Mid-week: £675
Two nights mid-week: £450
LOW SEASON
17 April to 28 April
1 May to 26 May
9 September to 18 October
3 November to 19 December
Week: £1170
Weekend
Fri-Mon: £650
Fri-Sun: £575
Mid-week: £650
Two nights: £450
Pricing is seasonal.
PEAK Season
5 July to 9 September
Week: £1530
Weekend: £850
Mid-week: £850
Two nights mid-week: £500
HIGH SEASON
31 March to 17 April
28 April to 1 May
26 May to 5 July
18 October to 4 November
Week: £1350
Weekend: £750
Fri-Sun: £625
Mid-week: £675
Two nights mid-week: £450
LOW SEASON
17 April to 28 April
1 May to 26 May
9 September to 18 October
3 November to 19 December
Week: £1170
Weekend
Fri-Mon: £650
Fri-Sun: £575
Mid-week: £650
Two nights: £450
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Such a great place to stay. Beautiful countryside, a lovely idyllic setting .
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Stayed February 2025
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