Luxury Hay Festival accommodation
Book lovers flock to Herefordshire in May, where the Hay Festival welcomes authors, poets, speakers and artists for a 10-day celebration of the written word. Explore our luxury accommodation near the Hay Festival.
Under atmospheric canvas tents in the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, the Hay Festival brings book enthusiasts together to read, listen and talk about all things literary. The festival is held in May between the rural towns of Hereford and Brecon, and the journey there is part of the joy: undulating landscape leading to 10 days of creative celebration. Alongside academics, there’s a popular children’s programme, plus idyllic countryside to explore when taking a break from books.
Our luxury self-catering accommodation near the Hay Festival make the perfect bases to unwind in the evenings, recharging those planning to attend the full roster of talks, lectures, and debates. After a busy day, retreat to a riverside home with its own sculpture garden, or a charming Tudor cottage featuring an outdoor kitchen and a William Holland hot tub. For those seeking wilder seclusion, opt for a noir-hued cabin with a wood-fired hot tub, infrared sauna, and views of the majestic Black Mountains.
The Black Cabin
Idyllically set near Hay-on-Wye and overlooking the majestic Black Mountains, this noir-hued cabin offers a wood-fired hot tub, infrared sauna and views for miles.
Sleeps: Up to two guests
From: £1,595 per week, £1,195 per short break
Pets: Two well-behaved dogs are welcome
Features: Outdoor kitchen, outdoor woodfired hot tub, indoor infrared sauna and cold plunge tub
Distance: Approx. 5 miles from Hay Festival as the crow flies
