Cabanes à Paignton

« I had no wifi as there isnt in Foxes Den at first i was disconcerted then enjoyed reading and sitting outside instead of infront of the TV. It was just what I needed »

« We stayed Saturday-Monday and we had such a lovely weekend for our wedding anniversary, the loacation was beautiful the actual pod itself was amazing never stayed in anything like it before , we had no faults with it and would definitely recommend to anyone who wants a little get away »

« Everything was perfect and every little detail was so well thought out. Thank you for the most amazing stay! »

« A lovely setting for getting back to basics. Josh and Natalie we're incredible hosts who couldn't have done more. Highly recommend the breakfast hamper, the food was delicious with proper, yellow yolked, eggs! Our kids loved seeing the alpacas, chickens, guinea pigs, ducks and the glamping element. Can't recommend it enough. »

« Cabin is lush , location is stunning.Host was very nice. Would book again. »

« one of two shepherds hut situated at the top of field/garden with a two person hot tub which was lovely in the evening watching the stars above on the clear night, the hut itself is lovely and cosy with a small woodburner (lighter, kindle and logs supplied) and everything you needed was supplied. There are sheep fenced off in the middle of the field with surrounding apple trees and a stream at the bottom and chickens to the side. Had a great stay with our two small dogs -thank you »

« We stayed for 3 nights, it was relaxing and the property was lovely. It was my hubby’s 50th birthday and i told the host Damian before arriving, he kindly decorated the room and left a gift, which was very kind. Would definitely recommend the property to friends and family. »

« The yurt was very comfortable and warm. The wood burner provides an ample heat and there was a good supply of wood. The bed was comfortable. Parking is simple and close by. The yurt is very much off grid. The cooker works well with bottled gas. There is no running water. To take a shower involves boiling a giant kettle and carrying the water to the wooden outbuilding and mixing with cold rain water then using a solar powered shower pump. Was impressed that you can shower with surprisingly little...