The Three Spaniels Shepherd's hut with hot tub

Nestled in a quiet spot in the Welsh hills, our luxurious shepherd's hut enjoys a field of it's own and exclusive use of the hut's hot tub. Underfloor heating will keep you cosy and after supper simply convert the dining area to a comfy double bed. The hut has an ensuite shower room perfect for freshening up after a day of adventure at the nearby coast. The garden is enclosed to provide security for dogs, but there's plenty of space to take them for a run. The space Use our hut as a base to explore the many attractions West Wales has to offer, or simply get away from it all and enjoy the peace and tranquility of our little slice of paradise. If you fancy a bit of society or just a change of scene you're welcome to chill out in our on-site bar, where you'll find a comfy sofa, a dartboard and maybe us!! Guest access The Hut is enclosed in it's own private garden with guest parking just outside, but guests are also welcome to wander through our woods and meadows. Access to the hut is down the drive to our house, then past the house to the Hut field. Other things to note Dogs With a name like ‘The Three Spaniels’ you’d expect us to be dog-friendly, and we are!! We don’t charge for dogs but we do ask that Hut guests only bring up to two well-behaved, medium-sized dogs - medium being Labrador sized. The reason for this is that the Hut is quite a small space to be in when the doors are shut and of course bigger dogs mean more cleaning! We are happy for larger or more dogs to visit (by prior arrangement) but please make alternative sleeping arrangements for them. It’s perfectly safe for guests to leave their dogs in their vehicle overnight as The Hut is sited a good 500 metres from the public highway and visitors must pass through the yard past the house before reaching it. Please do get in touch for a chat if you have any questions as we may be able to offer other solutions. Trees We have pledged to plant a tree for every holiday booked with us in 2020!! These will be native trees of course, chosen to support the local wildlife. We are keeping a talley of trees and then, when the time is right, we'll plant them all and post photos on our website.