Unfortunately due to unforeseen illness and an urgent trip to a and e, we were only able to stay for one out of the two nights we had booked & paid for. We arrived late on the check in day (due to health complications) and pretty much went straight to bed. Our children pretty much missed the whole experience as they were asleep after the journey and went straight to bed on the first night. The following morning we all checked out, in order to get some medical assistance.
My husband was able to enjoy some of the lovely cider in the communal kitchen area on the first and only night we were there and he got to meet a lovely family that had also booked a two nights stay. Although we were there for such a short time we could sense it was a lovely and sociable
place to be on site.
Martin kindly checked us in on the first night and provided my husband with a jug of organic home made cider and he also lit the wood burning stove in our yurt prior to our arrival so it was lovely & cosy when we arrived. It wasn’t cold but the stove added to the magic and romance of the yurt.
It was so lovely to be there but very upsetting to not get to experience the trip in full and we felt particularly disappointed for our children.
Jesse wasn’t on site sadly, so we didn’t get to meet her but she was incredibly supportive and kind in all our chats & emails. We would love to stay sometime in the future, we hope, if possible.