Cypress B&B

The scent of morning tea drifts through a quiet guest house where the warmth cuts sharp against cool British weather, whatever the month.

This one's for travellers who want a proper bed and four walls but still fancy the option of a camping pod in the garden — couples after a cosy base, walkers needing a dry night between trails, anyone testing the camping-pod waters before committing to canvas. Dogs might be welcome if you ask ahead, and the year-round opening means you're covered whether it's a February escape or an August ramble.

Facilities aren't spelled out in detail, so ring ahead to check what's onsite and whether you can light a fire if you're in the pod. It's the kind of low-key, flexible setup that works for people who value a warm welcome over a long list of bells and whistles — restful, unpretentious, and reliably open when half the campsites have shuttered for winter.