Holiday Log Cabins in Knighton

Knighton Log Cabins

Knighton

2 Bed Lodge in Knighton

Ref: S820470

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms – 1 king-size, 1 twin - 1 bathroom with a walk-in shower and WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge and freezer, dishwasher - Welcome pack - Travel cot and highchair available on...

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Staffordshire

Heron's Hide, Shebdon

Ref: S602390

Reviews 19

Set right on the lakeside this wonderfully restored shepherds hut has everything you need for a relaxing luxury break. Arriving at Heron’s Hide you are greeted by a large decked area complete with its own wood-fired hot tub, ready warmed for your...

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£220

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Knighton

Ploony Hill Cabin

Ref: S275949

Reviews 44

Knighton is a welcoming market town sitting amongst the Welsh countryside alongside the banks of the River Teme. On the border of the English/Welsh border, it makes a grand touring base, with it also hosting amenities including a good selection of...

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£114

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Knighton

Ploony Hill Lodge

Ref: S90912

Reviews 79

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£107

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Knighton

Pines Pitch

Ref: S165830

Reviews 41

Knighton is a market town resting with the countryside on the banks of the River Teme. This English/Welsh border town houses opportunities for walking, riding and cycling with Offa's Dyke passing through, as well as Owain Glyndwr's Way. Within...

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£106

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Knighton

2 Bed Lodge in Heyope

Ref: S820471

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Knighton

Middle Hivron

Ref: S88332

Reviews 43

Bleddfa is a village in Radnorshire, on the edge of Radnor Forest with walks through the village to a view point. This village is just a short drive from Knighton, situated on Offa's Dyke with walking along the border and into the Shropshire Hills...

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£118

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Knighton

Elm Escapes

Ref: S915063

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Knighton

Panpwnton Farm Bell Tents

Ref: S389187

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Knighton

Elm Escapes

Ref: S386686

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Roanna - Verified booking

Swings and Roundabouts for us.

It could do with a few tweaks and I like to leave honest reviews with constructive criticism. Overall it was a nice quiet getaway with beautiful surroundings and nice walks including straight from the gate. Loved the big enclosed garden for our pooch who also loved the outside hot water tap after a walk in the muddy fields! The pizza oven was new for us so that was great fun and toasting marshmallows for super was a great treat! The underfloor heating was toasty and the kitchen was well equipped. It was decorated for Xmas and a bottle of tasty prosecco was a nice touch and a pint of milk also. Hot tub was nice, good windbreaker/privacy screen to pull across as it can feel like you are overlooked by the Cabin on the hill. Great that the hot tub had Wi-Fi, only one speaker was working but still loud enough. So we had originally booked and paid for the Cabin at the top of the hill but was then contacted by Sykes to let us know that it wasnât actually available but the lodge was, so that was lucky! The photos need updating as it shows nice reclining sofas in the first half of the pictures and then changes to what they actually are in the second half of the picturesâ¦ not reclining and not very comfortable unfortunately. We didnât find the mattress very comfy as it dipped a lot in the middle but everyoneâs comfort is different. We were told on the day before arrival not to use the front door as it wasnât working properly and that it would be fixed after Xmas so hopefully thatâs all good now. We were left information to say no cushions were on the sofas etc or board games and dvds available due to âCovid19â, however we did find the board games and dvds in the utility room so a little bit confused by that. Shower head needed a good scrub to remove lime scale which was blocking up the holes. Water temperature of the shower was very temperamental, however owner was more than happy to change the shower and communicated well, however we decided it wasnât a massive drama so was happy for them to leave it over Xmas and hopefully itâs all good now. Log burner is always a favourite of ours, however a puddle of water seemed to form on the top of it which then constantly dripped on to the fire place. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend it.

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Rebecca - Verified booking

Beautiful lodge, perfect in every way for my family holiday.

We loved the private location surrounded by trees & open fields. We were greeted with a bottle of wine on arrival & the owners of the property were at hand if ever we needed them. The lodge was clean & tidy & had everything we needed for a fun & relaxing holiday. The hot tub was the perfect way to unwind at the end of each day & a great way to get my teenagers away from technology!! We found everything in the lodge very easy to use such as the hot tub, the oven, the hobs, the washing machine etc. We loved that all the light switches were labelled too. The outdoor pizza oven was a real bonus & we used it twice during our stay to cook the most delicious home made pizzas. The kids enjoyed toasting marshmallows too. The lodge is in a very remote area so you do need to be prepared to drive a little but that was fine for us & exactly what we were looking for as we took our pups, one of which is very reactive so the more private the better! The only downside was the mile long drive up to the property which is incredibly bumpy but not really a problem. The garden was completely secure which was perfect for our frenchies. They had a wonderful time exploring the grounds & we felt completely relaxed that they were safe. We had access from our garden to many paths around the surrounding fields, & found a lovely little stream just out the back. We also found a fabulous walk just a mile out of the village of Bleddfa called Fishpools walk. It had free parking & the most stunning views as you walked up through Radnor Forest. During our stay we visited Griffin Lloyd shooting range for a great clay pigeon shooting experience, our children went on a fabulous full day hack on horse back across the Black Mountains at the Brecon Beacons with Tregoyd Mountain Riders. We went Go Karting at Herefordshire Raceway Karting which was so much fun, we visited the amazing Gigrin Red Kite feeding centre & we all had a brilliant time at the Severn Valley Quad Trekking experience just to name a few. These activities were all within an hours drive of the property. Gorgeous property, picturesque location & we would highly recommend it to anyone. Thank you Darren & Lindsey for being great hosts, we absolutely loved our stay & didnât want to go home.

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Stephen - Verified booking

An excellent and very spacious cabin in a truly idyllic rural situation which is bliss for those seeking exceptional tranquility and privacy.

The magnificent panoramic farmland and woodland views, literally in every direction and from the hot tub ( ! ) are a delight to behold and put Ploony Hill Cabin in a league of it's own in terms of holiday accommodation locations. Ploony Hill Cabin does however lie three quarters of a mile off the road along a rough farm track which steepens at the end (vehicles with good ground clearance best suited) but lands you on a large level hard surface parking area directly in front of the cabin. Ample turning and parking space is provided. The cabin itself would feel more homely with some pictures on the walls for example whilst another dressing mirror somewhere and a caddy of some sort in the shower would be beneficial. One or two other minor improvements could also be made. Sadly the electric footrests on the settee were not operating either and looked as if they may have been like it for a while although the settees themselves were extremely comortable. The very generous bedrooms and lovely bath/shower room, which is the largest we've come across for some time, are accessed direct from the lounge area although we didn't find same to be disadvantageous. The cabin was pleasantly warm whilst we were there at the end of September and felt like it would be even in harsher weather conditions. Despite a few shortcomings we thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Peaceful (sorry .... Ploony !) Hill Cabin and would go again. Be prepared however to drive a mile or two to places of interest including your nearest shop and local ! Steve and Cheryl

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Craig - Verified booking

Stayed here with my girlfriend and dog for New Year 24 into 25 and had a lovely 3 nights.

We do these sorts of getaways semi-regularly so are always looking for similar stuff when we come away (hot tub, enclosed garden, secluded, dog friendly, value for money). My girlfriend said that this was one of if not her favourite place weâve been to. Personally, from previous experience and weighing everything up, this wouldâve been middle of the road for me. There were too many small things that couldâve been improved for it to be the best (only 1 hot tub speaker working, the privacy screen not working properly, headrests coming off all the time with some already missing, living room sofa really uncomfortable and different to the one pictured, no salt and pepper upon arrival, only 2 toilet rolls provided for a house of 4 across 3 nights, horrific state of the final mile drive into the lodges, general state of the pizza oven area although maybe itâs the wrong time of the year for that). None of these things are huge, but when I take into consideration what Iâve paid in the past for cottages and what weâve got and then compare it to this time, I feel Iâve gotten more for my money previously. That being said, the seclusion and enclosed garden was really appreciated as well as the hot tub being so close to the patio door. The beds were so comfortable and loved how dark it was at night, so easy to drift off to sleep. The wine left for us on arrival was a nice touch too.

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Carl - Verified booking

The setting is beautiful!

Within a 200 acre farm with great views across the surrounding countryside. If you want to get away from it all, Ploony Hill Cabin offers a quiet idyllic retreat. We enjoyed the numerous short walks from the cabin with our two dogs. However, in my opinion the cabin itself is quite sterile. It is definitely clean, but offers the basic in comforts and I do feel itâs lacking in some touches that would enhance the feel of the cabin, such as additional home decorations. It is extremely sparse, without cushions on the couches or pictures on the walls etc. Maybe it is just me and the minimal interior would suit others. There was a DVD player, but no selection dvdâs offered. It was fortunate that we bring everything with us as there wasnât any tea, coffee or milk available when we arrived for that all important cuppa after travelling. I will also have to mention the NUMEROUS reminders for us to clean the cabin! Okay, a booking confirmation with a request for you to hoover and leave the cabin as you found it or will be charged was acceptable, but an information booklet, a laminated sheet AND a picture framed reminder within the cabin, as well as an email sent a day before the end of our stay, in my opinion (again) is definitely too much!

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Things to do near Knighton

Hergest Ridge

Discover the breathtaking natural beauty of Hergest Ridge, located in the stunning Welsh countryside. Take a leisurely stroll along the winding footpaths and take in the sweeping views of the surrounding hills and valleys. With plenty of picnic spots and a nearby tearoom, it's the perfect destination for a relaxing day out. Address: Kington HR5 3EG

Hergest Croft Gardens

Hergest Croft Gardens in Kington, Herefordshire is a must-see for any nature lover. Spanning over 70 acres, it offers stunning displays of plants and trees from around the world, as well as beautiful walks through the woods and valleys. With a unique blend of formal and informal gardens, it's the perfect place to relax and unwind. Don't miss the beautiful walled garden and the views from the terrace. Address: Hergest Croft Gardens, Kington, Herefordshire, HR5 3EG

Land Of Lost Content Museum

The National Museum of British Popular Culture is home to a vast collection of pop culture items spanning the last hundred years and displayed across the four floors of Market Hall.

Kington Museum

Step back in time at Kington Museum, where you can explore the history and heritage of the charming town of Kington. With exhibits ranging from fossils and geological specimens to photographs and artefacts from local industries, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Visit the recreated Victorian Schoolroom and enjoy a delicious treat at the Tea Room. Address: 18-20 Mill St, Kington HR5 3AL

Holiday Log Cabins in Knighton

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Knighton Log Cabins

Knighton

2 Bed Lodge in Knighton

Ref: S820470

Staffordshire

Heron's Hide, Shebdon

Ref: S602390

Reviews 19

Knighton

Ploony Hill Cabin

Ref: S275949

Reviews 44

Knighton

Ploony Hill Lodge

Ref: S90912

Reviews 79

Knighton

Pines Pitch

Ref: S165830

Reviews 41

Knighton

2 Bed Lodge in Heyope

Ref: S820471

Knighton

Middle Hivron

Ref: S88332

Reviews 43

Knighton

Elm Escapes

Ref: S915063

Knighton

Panpwnton Farm Bell Tents

Ref: S389187

Knighton

Elm Escapes

Ref: S386686

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