Welcome to the
Donkey Shed & Seren
Secret spaces nestled into the Wye Valley
Donkey Shed
Stunning views across the Wye Valley, a wood burner, oak-framed open-plan living and a warm welcome await you at the Donkey Shed.
4 guests
2 bedrooms (1 king sized bed and 1 bunk bed)
1 bathroom
** SPECIAL OFFER ** 10% off last minute short stay availability! Mon 6th to Fri 10th May now £425 (usually £475)! Come and enjoy the bluebells in the beautiful Wye Valley!
Seren
Stunning views across the Wye Valley, a small but perfectly formed living space and an enormous outdoor wood fired hot tub await you at Seren.
2 guests
1 king sized bed
1 shower room
wood fired hot tub
** SPECIAL OFFER ** 15% off all remaining midweek stays in May!
Our space in the Wye Valley
Walking
Explore ancient woodlands, carpets of bluebells, wildflower meadows, autumn leaves and frosty winter mornings.
Step out of the door and onto the Wye Valley Walk. Or follow the River Wye, cross the border to England and return via the Offa's Dyke Path. The Brecon Beacons National Park is just 30 minutes away.
What’s around
Take a stroll through the historic market town of Monmouth, a 15 minute drive. Hone your rural skills at Humble by Nature, the local rare breeds smallholding. Go Ape in the Forest of Dean or get lost in Puzzlewood, climb Symonds Yat Rock and take a guided foraging experience with Gourmet Gatherings. Visit Tintern Abbey and explore the castles of the Welsh Marches.
What’s on
Soak up the atmosphere of the agricultural shows at Usk or Monmouth or take a seat on a straw bale at the biannual Wye Valley River Festival and celebrate all the natural wonders of the area. Well situated for Abergavenny Food Festival, Green Man and Hay-on-Wye Literary Festival. Also a great spot for taking in Monmouthshire's beautiful and inspiring open gardens.
Follow our journey
“Wow this place truly is special. Every attention to detail is really thought out well. We left feeling so chilled and relaxed. Shall definitely return.”
Emma, Airbnb
“This tranquil retreat was just the tonic for weary city folk. Bit of a digital detox, slowing down, getting back to the simple things.”
James & Vicky, Sawday’s
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, we have signed up to Sawdays Clean & Safe Charter. This means we will to do the below things to help:
Follow government cleaning advice for non-healthcare environments
Enable self-check in where possible and practise social distancing during stays
Have measures in place to allow guests to practise good hygiene throughout their stay
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