Luxurious extras such as a selection of Bramley botanical toiletries, fluffy towels, hot water bottles and electric blankets, picnic blankets, magazines, and fresh fruit and flowers (available in the Hideout).Continental breakfast with a range of delicious treats.Bathroom with flushing toilet and contemporary standalone shower, with hot and cold running water.
Spacious living area with a comfortable couch, comfy armchair, woodburning stove and coffee table.Generous master bedroom with double bed.The bathroom with an all-important flushing toilet and shower (Image: Woolley Grange Hotel)Īccording to the Woolley Grange Hotel website, prices start from £295 a night and each suite includes: In the morning, there is tea and coffee on tap from 7.30am and continental breakfast will be available from which you can help yourselves to items including homemade granola, overnight oats, fruit and pastries. You also have access to the historic hotel and its facilities, including heated indoor and outdoor swimming pools, spa as well as an Ofsted registered childcare and The Hideout Pizza Cafe. All in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside. Their glamping suites include a large master bedroom, twin bedroom, bathroom with an all-important flushing toilet and shower, lounge with wood burning stove, private terrace with outdoor seating. READ NEXT: Camilla’s Country Life: Duchess of Cornwall tells documentary there is ‘always something exciting round the corner’ You'll have all the perks of a luxury hotel stay, whilst spending a night under the stars. As well as Gaggle of Geese in Buckland Newton, Dorset- a pub location where you can pitch your own tent or hire a bell tent, camper van or shepherd’s hut.Īt Wiltshire's Woolley Grange you could be staying in some of the 14 acres of scenic hotel grounds, in a bespoke glamping suite- offering the perfect mix of luxury and adventure.
Other holiday spots mentioned in their 25 best foodie campsites with no stove required include neighbouring Gloucestershires The Daneway in Sapperton. This pop-up glamping site at Woolley Grange Hotel was named by The Times among the three most luxurious camping spots to visit this summer. Nestled on the edge of the Cotswolds, in Bradford-on-Avon is the perfect staycation spot for foodies who want a weekend getaway in the country air- with no stove required.
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