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Dingle Den with Garden and Fireplace
10
Fantastic
- 4 People
- 1 Bedroom
- 1 Bathroom
- Hut
- Pets allowed
Guests love this home
With an outstanding average rating of 10.0.
Guests love this home
With an outstanding average rating of 10.0.
Dingle Den is a cosy retreat set in a sheltered field next to a tinkling stream, with the Black Mountains as a backdrop.
This eco-friendly accommodation is a haven for couples and small families who enjoy escaping to the countryside for the feeling of being at one with nature amongst the rolling Herefordshire hills.
Sitting around the fire pit toasting marshmallows as the sun sets is a truly magical time; you could almost expect to see fairies flitting around the enchanting little meadow! Dingle Den has been made to a unique original design with a high-quality finish.
It is a well-insulated, open plan cabin which sleeps up to 4 people, and has solar powered electricity and hot running water.
Inside you’ll find a comfy double bed and double sofa bed, a table and chairs, a kitchenette with sink and 2-ring hob and a private bathroom with shower, eco WC and basin.
The table and chairs seat up to four people.
The log burner adds to the cosy atmosphere in the evenings.
All the basic kitchen equipment is provided, as well as a welcome pack with the essentials (including some logs). Bedding and towels for up to 4 guests is included.
Two well-behaved, sheep-friendly dogs are welcome (but paws to stay off the furnishings please!) and there are numerous walks nearby, whether you prefer a quiet stroll to the local bar or to explore further afield.
Ramblers enjoy the ancient Drovers’ Road which runs along the fields, and there is easy access by foot to the famous Offa’s Dyke path and into the Black Mountains where wild ponies roam free.
The nearest town is Hay on Wye (6 miles) which has an annual literary festival attracting visitors from all over the world.
The town itself is a treasure trove for anyone who enjoys strolling around boutiques, galleries and bookshops. Dingle Den is popular with foodies as there is lovely local produce available, from honey to gin which is distilled just down the road.
The Abergavenny Food Festival is a regular destination for gourmets who love the markets, tastings and cookery workshops on offer.
A regular market showcases all the fantastic local treats.
Mountain biking and road cycling are popular, with adventurous folk enjoying the activities on offer at our neighbours’ company, Mountain Mayhem: clay pigeon shooting, hover-crafting, paint-balling and quad biking.
There are paragliding site above the village of Pandy or Hay and visitors will often see them floating gracefully above the mountain ridge.
Kayaking is a very popular activity on the river Wye, with rental available from Hay. The surrounding area is steeped in British history, with several centuries-old chapels and a small English Heritage castle site nearby in the village of Longtown.
Visitors shouldn’t miss paying a visit to Hereford to discover the ‘Mappa Mundi’, a medieval map of the world which dates back to the 1300s. Celebrated composer of the ‘Enigma Variations’ – Sir Edward Elgar – lived in Hereford and his statue sits just outside the cathedral.
Magnificent Llanthony Priory is one of the earliest Augustinian canons in Britain, of which only a few remain.
To access the accommodation there is a private road on the owners’ property that leads to the parking spot.
From there you’ll need to take in the fresh air for a two minute walk to the front door.
The owners will help with bringing luggage from guests’ vehicles on arrival and departure.
This eco-friendly accommodation is a haven for couples and small families who enjoy escaping to the countryside for the feeling of being at one with nature amongst the rolling Herefordshire hills.
Sitting around the fire pit toasting marshmallows as the sun sets is a truly magical time; you could almost expect to see fairies flitting around the enchanting little meadow! Dingle Den has been made to a unique original design with a high-quality finish.
It is a well-insulated, open plan cabin which sleeps up to 4 people, and has solar powered electricity and hot running water.
Inside you’ll find a comfy double bed and double sofa bed, a table and chairs, a kitchenette with sink and 2-ring hob and a private bathroom with shower, eco WC and basin.
The table and chairs seat up to four people.
The log burner adds to the cosy atmosphere in the evenings.
All the basic kitchen equipment is provided, as well as a welcome pack with the essentials (including some logs). Bedding and towels for up to 4 guests is included.
Two well-behaved, sheep-friendly dogs are welcome (but paws to stay off the furnishings please!) and there are numerous walks nearby, whether you prefer a quiet stroll to the local bar or to explore further afield.
Ramblers enjoy the ancient Drovers’ Road which runs along the fields, and there is easy access by foot to the famous Offa’s Dyke path and into the Black Mountains where wild ponies roam free.
The nearest town is Hay on Wye (6 miles) which has an annual literary festival attracting visitors from all over the world.
The town itself is a treasure trove for anyone who enjoys strolling around boutiques, galleries and bookshops. Dingle Den is popular with foodies as there is lovely local produce available, from honey to gin which is distilled just down the road.
The Abergavenny Food Festival is a regular destination for gourmets who love the markets, tastings and cookery workshops on offer.
A regular market showcases all the fantastic local treats.
Mountain biking and road cycling are popular, with adventurous folk enjoying the activities on offer at our neighbours’ company, Mountain Mayhem: clay pigeon shooting, hover-crafting, paint-balling and quad biking.
There are paragliding site above the village of Pandy or Hay and visitors will often see them floating gracefully above the mountain ridge.
Kayaking is a very popular activity on the river Wye, with rental available from Hay. The surrounding area is steeped in British history, with several centuries-old chapels and a small English Heritage castle site nearby in the village of Longtown.
Visitors shouldn’t miss paying a visit to Hereford to discover the ‘Mappa Mundi’, a medieval map of the world which dates back to the 1300s. Celebrated composer of the ‘Enigma Variations’ – Sir Edward Elgar – lived in Hereford and his statue sits just outside the cathedral.
Magnificent Llanthony Priory is one of the earliest Augustinian canons in Britain, of which only a few remain.
To access the accommodation there is a private road on the owners’ property that leads to the parking spot.
From there you’ll need to take in the fresh air for a two minute walk to the front door.
The owners will help with bringing luggage from guests’ vehicles on arrival and departure.
Dingle Den is a ground floor property that can be found in Craswall, Herefordshire. It has one double bedroom and a sofa bed with a shower room. There is also an open-plan living room, fitted kitchen and dining area, as well as a woodburning stove. Outside has a garden area with a fire pit. There is a long driveway which leads to the owner’s property and is available for use. Dingle Den is the perfect property for remote holidays. Two well-behaved dogs welcome. Please let Sykes Cottages know if you are looking to bring a dog so they can update your booking.
Owners will meet and greet guests at the property. If you are bringing a dog with you, please contact the owner on 07787543613 or Sykes on 01244 345 700 to confirm, and to confirm how many dogs there will be.
What this place offers you
Sleeping arrangements
Bedroom
1 Double bed
Where you'll stay
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House rules
- Check-in: From 17:00 to 23:59
- Check-out: Until 10:00
- Pets allowed
Guest reviews
10.0
Fantastic
Exceptional
10.0
Neil
Was everything we hoped. Far from any roads/buildings, secluded and peaceful. There's a pub about 15 mins walk which has excellent food. The owners were lovely and left us alone after they helped us move in. Would definitely go back, a great place to turn off the phone and recharge immersed in nature.
Exceptional
10.0
Jo
As usual, Jo has provided us a wonderful place to stay! We LOVE coming to Dingle Den and try to visit at least once a year; we enjoy every second we are there & the dogs love it even more!! Thank you so much Jo & hopefully it won’t be so long before we see you again. Jo, Colin, Jess & Badger.
Exceptional
10.0
Katrina
We wanted peace and tranquillity and that’s exactly what we had at Dingle Den. The facilities are excellent including lots of unexpected storage. A great place for dogs in their own enclosed area, with plenty of space to have some fun. A massive thank you to Jo for her friendly welcome and going above and beyond during our visit. Everything was perfect. We wished we could have stayed longer
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