Peaceful Cotswold luxury hideaway with Hot Tub

Escape to The Dacha, a serene countryside retreat for two. Unwind in your private garden with fire pit, then enjoy evening hot tub access (6–10pm) in a peaceful courtyard accross the driveway. Savor meals at the Three Horseshoes gastropub just two minutes’ walk away or at Jeremy Clarkson’s Farmer’s Dog. Explore charming Cotswold villages, Diddly Squat Farm, Daylesford, Bicester Village, and Blenheim Palace. High-speed WiFi included. Please note: the hot tub is unavailable over Christmas. The space The Dacha is tucked away in a rural and peaceful location and sits in the grounds of our Cotswold stone house with its own entrance, garden and terrace. Our friendly labradors are keen to say hello! Ideally located as a perfect base to explore the Cotswolds with lots of good pubs, restaurants, places to walk and Cotwold towns to explore, Burford high street is a short 5-10 minute drive away. A private space, light and airy, every window has a green view. Comfortable beds, squashy sofas, underfloor heating and beautiful lighting welcome you. Retreat in style when you've done walking or sightseeing. A stylish shower room and an open-plan kitchen make the space practical as well as cosy. Under the pergola in the private garden there is a table and chairs with a fire pit nearby. The sofa on the verandah gets the morning sun and is the ideal place to sit with your coffee and listen to the birds. Sunloungers and extra towels are provided from April-September. As a luxury retreat for two it is ideal. We regret the dacha is not suitable for babies, children or pets. Guest access The hot tub is for your exclusive use every evening 6-10pm. It is in a pretty courtyard next to the main house approx 50 meters from your front door. Cosy Soho House gowns are provided - bring flip flops. Please note: the hot tub is unavailable over Christmas. There are 2 designated parking spots on the drive a few meters from the dacha. Unless you are keen cyclists you will need a car. Other things to note Please see the guidebook which provides a list of pubs and local attractions so that you can book ahead. For walking and cycling paths we recommend discovering britain dot org and there is a small guidebook on the bookshelves.