The Hazel Hut

The remote quiet private stunning location

No Microwave

The remoteness and no phone service

Nothing

Beautiful place to get away from busy life. Perfect for therapy

Nothing to say

I liked all the amenities inside and it was very warm

There is no clear pathway which I understand and it was very mucky

We loved staying at the cozy Hazel Hut! The perfect getaway place to just relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. There’s everything you need and nothing more, which was perfect for us!Lisa is a very accommodating host and is super kind!

It is very remote and about 2 km drive in a sealed/unsealed road which meant we were complete alone. Lovely nature and animals around as well as the views of the mountains.

Only thing was my car is low which made it challenging driving to the parking place. But that was my issues, we loved everything about it.

The location is a slice of tranquility. As soon as you start the drive up the lane to the property you just know it's will be special. Surroundings are superb. Lovely scones with butter jam and supply of milk and water to make teas and coffee. The hazel hut is spotless tastefully decorated and an ample supply of firewood to keep the place toasty warm as well as the alternative gas heating. Enclosed garden so the dogs could get out was a real bonus. Comfortable bed. If your thinking about this place just do it. Oh and bring your walking boots because the location is so delightfully remote feeling you will need them.

This wasn't really a problem for me but if you think about catering you have a 2 gas burner so bring food accordingly ie pasta and rice with sauce dishes there is no oven but that should never put you off just be prepared

Gorgeous, cosy little shepherd's hut, in beautiful scenery. Great wood burning stove, easy to light, and actually too warm when I kept it going too long! The shower was surprisingly good, and the bed was really comfortable, I slept very well each night.

I would have liked to be able to look around me as I walked to and from the car, but there were sheep and donkey droppings everywhere and I didn't fancy cleaning my hiking boots standing in the rain, or bringing dirt into the hut or the car. So I had to keep my eyes on the ground and pick my way very carefully. I bought myself a little fold-up table, it was the only thing lacking in the hut's facilities. I wanted to do some writing, and the table was also more convenient for eating.