The scent of spices drifts from the kitchen as you step into this unique guesthouse, somewhere between a homely B&B and a camping experience with a difference.
This one suits travellers looking for something beyond the standard pitch — camping pods offer a sheltered option for couples or small families who want a roof but aren't quite ready for four walls, while the guesthouse rooms appeal to those after a proper bed and a bit more comfort. Dogs might be welcome, but you'll need to ask ahead. It's open year-round, so whether you're chasing spring bluebells or a cosy winter bolt-hole, the door's open.
Facilities aren't heavily advertised, so this is very much a no-frills, straightforward stay — think simple, functional, personal. Campfires are worth checking about when you arrive; it's not a blanket yes or no. The vibe feels low-key and independent, the sort of place that suits self-sufficient campers or guests happy to potter about and make their own fun. Expect a warm welcome, but don't expect hand-holding.