Unique Yurts Buried in Ancient Woodland in Sussex, UK

Description

There are two yurts offered at this site for glamping. Sussex holidays await and below you’ll find each yurt detailed further.

Kushti Yurt: Built like a true traditional Mongolian yurt, the Kushti Yurt has painted poles inside and measures almost 6 meters in diameter. Up to two people can sleep comfortably in this yurt. Unlike a hotel or any other personality-less accommodation, this yurt is warm and inviting, decorated with ethnic textiles and furniture. It is especially cozy at night, when the whole yurt is filled with candlelight. There is a log burner in the middle of the yurt, which ensures a warm night even on the coldest of days. You’ll also find a double-ring camping stove inside the yurt, which is good if you’d like to cook your own meals. There is a fully equipped kitchen area with everything you might need, and there is also a fire pit. Outside you’ll find a barbecue for your use. For sleeping arrangements, there us one double futon that will come fully furnished with linens (a double duvet and cover, two pillows/cases and a blanket).

Savannah Yurt: This yurt is 6 meters in diameter and constructed from ash and hazel. Up to five people (supplement applies for 5th person @ £45 pp per night) can sleep comfortably in this yurt. Just outside the yurt, you’ll find a deck so you can enjoy being outside and feel the peace of the surrounding woodland. There is also a fire pit with a grill located outside for your use. The inside of the yurt is decorated with cozy furniture and unique décor like sheepskin rugs, leopard print throws and a touch of Africa. There is a log burner on one side, which opens up the yurt and creates a very spacious room. There is also a double-ring camping stove, allowing you to cook your meals whenever you want. The fully equipped kitchen has everything you’ll need during your stay. There are two double futon sofas, and one comes fully furnished with bed linens (that means a double duvet and cover, two pillows and pillowcases, and a bed cover). There is also a single futon, but that one does not come furnished with bedding. You can request extra bedding for £35 per set, or you can simply bring your own bedding.

There is a cafe on-site, in what was once a stable, where glampers can enjoy freshly made croissants, cinnamon danish, coffee and tea and may be tempted to buy some of the hosts' delicious homemade jams, jellies, chutneys, and honey that they have for sale.

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