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Located on the westernmost tip of Wiltshire, the massive estate of Longleat is the ultimate family destination. At its core, the place is a stately home, but thanks to its landscaped parklands and deep woodlands, Longleat is now considered the first safari park in England. From its exciting hedge maze to its wonderful collection of wildlife, there are plenty of opportunities for adventure. Visitors are also welcome to explore the estate’s endless grounds and tour the grand Elizabethan manor. For a holiday like no other, bring your family and friends to Longleat!

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Looking for the perfect place for your stay in Longleat? Luckily, the safari park is close to many bustling cities and charming towns offering tons of luxurious accommodations. Families can retreat after a day of adventure into cosy country homes decorated with spacious lounge areas and gardens. For couples on a romantic break, you can recapture the intimate atmosphere with these lovely cottages and bungalows. And if you’re travelling with a big group, there’s always room for more with properties featuring extra bedrooms and summer houses. Spend the day in Longleat and retreat to the best holiday base!

Modern lodging with sunny lounge area. Exclusive deck perfect for al fresco dining. Panoramic lakeside scenery for maximum tranquillity.

Barn conversion surrounded by lovely gardens and countryside. Only five-minute drive away from shops, cafes, and restaurants. Property can be decorated for Christmas upon request.

Located on the outskirts of Bath. Family country home with patio and enclosed lawn. Games room include pool table, air hockey, and table football.

Holiday bungalow found within pretty village of Compton Dundon. Features private gravelled driveway and manicured lawn. Can accommodate up to three well-behaved pets.

Renovated barn featuring reverse-level and open-plan layouts. Lounge area includes bifolding doors opening to grounds. First-floor balcony with overlooking flatlands.

Detached cottage with funky and artsy interiors. Stone walled garden with fire pit and hammock. Property welcomes up to four dogs.

Semi-detached property boasting original exposed beams. Kitchen opens to terrace for outdoor dining. Within driving distance to Poole, Bournemouth, and Weymouth.

Classic English home fitting for large groups. Property set within exclusive neighbourhood of Meare. Spacious garden for well-behaved pets.

Six-bedroom holiday home with lovely piano. Spacious terrace for al fresco dining with woodland views. Found on the outskirts of Frome.

Newly-renovated modern home with Bansky-inspired interiors. Fenced patio and yard with outdoor furnishings. Within driving distance to city of Bath.

Restored barn featuring an eclectic mix of rooms. Enclosed gravelled yard for maximum privacy. Perfect for small families or romantic getaways.

Luxurious woodland-themed retreat. Enclosed terrace with outdoor seating. Can be booked with adjacent property for larger groups.

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Best Places To Stay On Your Longleat Hot Tub Break

With its unique location and vast estate, Longleat has plenty of access to neighbouring towns and cities. Pair your safari adventure with a quick stroll along the ancient streets of Bath. For an authentic rural retreat, holidaymakers and glampers will find their next home from home within the town of Bradford-on-Avon. And if you simply want to get lost in the pretty countryside, then Shaftesbury is the place to be. For your next stay in Longleat, take a pick from some of the best holiday destinations:

Bath is a city located in the southwestern region of Somerset. The city itself is built around the Avon Canal and is surrounded by limestone hills from Mendip Hills and the Cotswolds. Due to its stunning landscape and incredible heritage, Bath is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s also the largest settlement in the county, receiving millions of visitors every year.

The city of Bath is famous for many things including its Georgian architecture and Roman-built baths. The latter is located at the heart of the city and within close distance to the historical Bath Abbey. On the other hand, its Georgian style is very much evident through the city’s exteriors and is represented through buildings like the Royal Crescent and the Circus. Bath is also closely associated with the famous writer, Jane Austen.

Bradford-on-Avon

Bradford-on-Avon is a picturesque town within the borders of Wiltshire. The town is dominated by valleys and hillsides with the River Avon connecting it to the city of Bath. Although generally smaller than its neighbours, the town is rich in history with ruins dating back to Roman times. Holidaymakers also frequent the area for its charming architecture and idyllic atmosphere.

The town is best known for its heritage sites including the Tithe Barn, which is believed to be the biggest medieval barn in England. It’s also synonymous with the Town Bridge. This bridge is the most iconic structure of Bradford-on-Avon featuring nine arches and a small domed chapel. The trek up St. Margaret’s Hill is also a favourite trail among holidaymakers who want a panoramic view of the town’s countryside.

Shaftesbury

Shaftesbury is a town located in Dorset and is known for its hilly streets and sprawling farmlands. With its beautiful landscapes and charming homes, it’s considered one of the prettiest towns in the county. Like many rural towns, Shaftesbury has a deep history with its fair share of age-old ruins. This includes Shaftesbury Abbey, a nunnery that was believed to have been established in 888. Another worthy structure is St. Peter’s Church, a Grade-II listed building that is now being used as the town hall.

While most tourists would associate the town as a holiday destination, the rest of Britain knows Shaftesbury from the “Hovis” commercial. The famous commercial was filmed in Gold Hill, one of the town’s hilltop areas and featured a young boy riding his bicycle with a loaf of bread in his basket. It was an extremely popular advert during the 1970s and drove tourism up for this quiet little town. That’s not all though – Shaftesbury also has fascinating museums, lovely outdoor parks, and gorgeous gardens boasting its own flower called “Shaftesbury Snowdrops.”

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Longleat Safari Park is a fantastic day out for the whole family. Longleat is the UK’s number 1 safari park and is home to a wide range of animals that you can see in exhibits and the safari park drive-through . Animals include otters and crocodiles, meerkats, wolves, monkeys, lions, tigers, elephants, rhinos and cheetahs.

There is a wide range of activities that guests can enjoy at this popular Safari Park including a walking safari, railway, farmyard, hedge maze, jungle cruise and play areas providing fun for all family members.

You’ll find plenty of great hot tub lodges in Wiltshire and holiday parks near Longleat Safari Park.

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Brokerswood holiday park.

Sleeps: 2 – 8 | Pet Friendly | Rating: 8.7

Another holiday park that is close to Longleat Safari Park, Brokerswood is an award-winning holiday park within 80 acres of the beautiful Wiltshire countryside.

The holiday park is a perfect base for visiting Longleat Safari park and nearby attractions in Bath and world-famous Stonehenge and has a fab selection of lodges with hot tubs for your next staycation.

Most of the lodges are dog-friendly so you can bring your four-legged friend with you, and all lodges boast open plan living and dining space where you can cook, eat and relax together.

Guests staying at Brokerswood Holiday Park can take advantage of the outdoor activities including canoeing and kayaking on the lake, walking trails and picnic areas to enjoy the great outdoors.

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Pond Cottage

Sleeps: 4 | Pet Friendly | Rating: 9.8

This beautiful stone-built cottage is just a short drive from the Safari Park and offers a tranquil accommodation you can relax in and explore Wiltshire and Dorset. There’s a pub at the bottom of the hill serving great local pub grub within easy walking distance, so no one has to drive.

Located within the heart of Wiltshire, Pond Cottage are within easy reach of some of the best attractions in the UK including Longleat Safari Park, Roman Baths and Stonehenge. This cottage serves as a fantastic base for a family holiday, a short break with friends or a romantic weekend away.

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Midsomer Lodges

Sleeps: 2-6 | Pet Friendly | Rating: 9.8

Escape a magical lodge break in Glastonbury at Midsomer Lodges. Just 30 minutes to Longleat Safari Park and close to Glastonbury, Bath and the Mendip Hills, this is a fantastic base for exploring this beautiful part of the country.

The lodge park has luxury lodges that boast stunning views of the Glastonbury countryside. Midsomer Lodges has everything you’ll need for a relaxing countryside retreat with loved ones.

All lodges offer great views, luxurious furnishings and a hot tub where you can soak under the bubbles and admire the view after a day of exploring.

You can also book dog-friendly lodges so you can bring your pooch with you too. So whether you’re planning a family holiday, a catch-up with friends or a weekend with your loved one, Mindomser Lodges is one of the top accommodations near Longleat safari park.

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Center Parcs Longleat Forest

Center Parcs Longleat Forest is the ultimate family holiday destination. Perfect for short breaks with all the family, friends or your partner, Center Parcs Longleat Forest offers a selection of top-quality villas, apartments, hotel rooms and lodges.

The accommodation has 1 to 4 bedrooms and offers fully-equipped kitchens, living areas with TVs, fireplaces and outdoor terraces with hot tubs. Set on a 400-acre forest and just 4 miles from Longleat Safari Park, the resort has something for all ages.

On-site facilities include boat rentals on the lake, water park, indoor climbing gym, spa with 15 treatment rooms and an array of dining options including a cafe, American grill and Indian restaurant.

So whether you want an action-packed holiday or prefer to relax in the peaceful woodland setting, Center Parcs is a wonderful place to stay.

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You’ll be able to stay at any of these lodges and visit Longleat Safari within just 30 minutes drive. These locations provide the perfect base for exploring the surrounding area of Somerset and nearby attractions too. 

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The Applewood Lodge

Applewood Lodge, Applewood House, Easthill Road, Heytesbury, BA12 0HD, United Kingdom – Excellent location - show map

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Beautiful cabin with all mod cons. Spacious, fabulous bedding, beautiful bathrooms ... immaculate throughout; everything felt like brand new. Owner extremely helpful and friendly. Location was perfect for our needs and nice to be able to walk to such a nice pub.

Property was lovely & warm and ideal location. So clean. Host was very informative and welcome.

Fab accommodation in a beautiful location. Every facility you could wish for. Spotlessly clean and lovely host.

The property and location were outstanding. Quiet and private, but close to local attractions, which is exactly what we were looking for. Our host was lovely and extremely thoughtful and helpful with little touches like milk in the fridge etc. The place was very clean and in excellent condition. I would highly recommend and would like to stay there again.

Lovely location. Clean and comfortable. Great for families. Lovely Host who met us and took us to the property and was ever so helpful.

Perfect location for visiting Longleat and other attractions. Lindsay has obviously put a lot of thought into the lodge as it was equipped with everything we could need for our week long stay, including some fresh milk and tea/coffee supplies on our arrival. The lodge itself is beautiful and spacious, and we saw quite a few squirrels, which was lovely. Would stay again in a heartbeat.

This was the second time visiting the lodge. Lovely, well equipped cabin in a delightful setting with glorious walks nearby.

Firstly, the host is amazing and lovely. So welcoming to her property. The lodge is at the back of the hosts property but you don't feel like it at all. It's so secluded and peaceful. The lodge itself is much bigger than the pictures make out. Plenty of room for our family of four. We have stayed in many lodges and cottages over the years and this one had all we needed, and extra that the host added to make it easy for us to settle in on the first night. Milk, tea, coffee, etc The kids loved playing in the garden/wooded area, and we felt safe letting them play (they are 10 and 8). The location is perfect for Longleat, Salisbury and Bath. We walked down to the Red Lion in Heytesbury which has a lovely beer garden, and great for the kids as well.

Perfect location for visiting longleat, very welcoming owner, in private garden.

Great location for going to Longleat Zoo. It was clean family friendly, well equipped and cozy. Friendly host and thoughtful little touches like milk in the fridge, tea, coffee, shampoo, etc. Would recommend.

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Located in Heytesbury and only 13 km from Longleat Safari Park, The Applewood Lodge provides accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking. The property is around 22 km from Stonehenge, 27 km from Salisbury Train Station and 27 km from Salisbury Racecourse. The property is non-smoking and is situated 14 km from Longleat House. The 2-bedroom chalet is equipped with 2 living rooms with a flat-screen TV with streaming services, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and an oven, and 2 bathrooms with a hair dryer. Towels and bed linen are provided in the chalet. There is also a seating area and a fireplace. Guests at the chalet can enjoy cycling and hiking nearby, or make the most of the garden. Salisbury Cathedral is 28 km from The Applewood Lodge, while Old Sarum is 29 km away. The nearest airport is Southampton Airport, 66 km from the accommodation.

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If you’re looking to visit Longleat in the near future, why not combine it with a stay at Fairwood Lakes Holiday Park. During the Pandemic please ensure you can travel. You can choose to take out our BOOKING PROTECT insurance at time of booking, or we can offer to move your dates if you are prevented from visiting.

Why not book to enjoy a luxurious camping holiday in a beautiful setting. The local area surrounding us is full of stunning countryside, or travel a bit further to visit some wonderful nearby attractions.  Longleat Safari Park and House is only a 10 minute drive from Fairwood Lakes Holiday Park and is a real gem for our family visitors.

Our self-catering  luxury lodges feature unrivalled views over the still waters of our beautiful hidden lakes. Spend some time curled up with a good book in our cosy living rooms or cast your fishing rod directly in front of your cabin to enjoy the serene tranquility this setting has to offer.

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Fairwood Lakes, created in 2017, is a small family-owned holiday park set in seventeen acres of beautiful Wiltshire countryside. Whatever accommodation you choose, the Park offers a great staging post to visit Longleat , Bath, Salisbury, Stonehenge, Cheddar or Wookey Hole. You are always guaranteed a warm welcome so please visit us soon!

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Longleat Safari Park opened back in 1966 as the first drive through safari park outside of Africa. Set in the stunning Wiltshire countryside, visitors can drive through a variety of animal enclosures and get up close and personal with some amazing exotic creatures. Discover the Wolf Wood, Lion Country, Tiger Territory, Pelican Pond, Deer Park, Big Game Park, Monkey Jungle, Vulture Venue, Flamingo Valley and East African Game Reserve during your trip to Longleat. Other attractions adjoining the Safari Park include Longleat House, Adventure Castle, Hedge Maze, Pet’s Corner, Butterfly Garden, Railway, Postman Pat Village, Old Joe’s Mine and a variety of motion simulators.

At just 19.3 miles (40 minutes’ drive) from  Mill Farm Glamping , we highly recommend taking a trip to Longleat during your luxury glamping staycation in Wiltshire. A roarsome day out for all the family to enjoy!

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Our luxury self catering holiday lodges are just a short 10 minute drive from Longleat Safari Park.  Each lodge, ‘Nunney’, ‘Farleigh’ and ‘Beckington’, utilises a beautiful combination of natural cedar, full height windows and oak flooring. Each provides contemporary, stylish accommodation near Longleat with a generous master bedroom & en-suite along with a large double / twin second bedroom, third twin room and a family size bathroom. 

Each lodge has integrated appliances:– cooker, induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer, providing you with ample space in the open plan living area. Solar panels and underfloor heating deliver an environmentally friendly holiday experience in rural Somerset.

Our lovely holiday lodges are comfortably furnished including quality contemporary furniture , crisp white bed linen and fluffy towels. You’ll enjoy modern entertainment facilities with flat screen SMART TV’s, Wireless Bluetooth Speakers and recently upgraded wireless broadband access. Each lodge has their own private patio overlooking one of the 3 ponds.

We pride ourselves on being baby-friendly and are keenly aware of just the type of equipment that helps make your life easier and like a home-from-home. We can provide wooden cots for the younger babies and travel cots for the older ones, along with bed guards, highchairs, sterilisers, changing mats. Just let us know before you set off your exact requirements.

Should you require any  ‘extras’ whilst holidaying with us in Somerset – please do not hesitate to ask – we have endeavoured to consider all your requirements and anticipate being able to cater for them. Do ask us about discounted Longleat All-in-One-Day tickets , should you be planning a trip to Longleat Safari Park.

Please note neither smoking nor pets are permitted inside the Lodges.

If you're looking for luxury self catering holiday accommodation near Longleat  then look no further! Call us on 01373 830381 with any enquiries or check availability here . 

Beckington Lodge

Named after Beckington castle,  Beckington Lodge is the lodge furthest right on our site and is often booked alongside Farleigh Lodge next door. With 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an open plan kitchen/lounge/dinner, there’s plenty of room for everyone!

Farleigh Lodge

Farleigh Lodge   (named after Farleigh Hungerford Castle) is the middle lodge on our site and is the one closest to our cottages. It consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an open plan kitchen/lounge/dinner. 

Nunney Lodge

Nunney Lodge , named after Nunney Castle is our most secluded property, hidden away on the left-hand side of our site. Consisting of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an open plan kitchen/lounge/dinner. With floor to ceiling windows in every room you'll never bore of those views!

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Safari Lodges in the UK & Overnight Stays at Safari Parks

If you’re an animal lover looking for a unique and thrilling experience in the UK, spending the night in a safari lodge might be just what you’re looking for. 

Safari parks in the UK offer an opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the world’s most majestic creatures, while UK nature reserves display the best of British wildlife. But what makes both of these experiences truly unforgettable is the opportunity to spend the night in a safari lodge, surrounded by the sounds and thrill of the wild. 

In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the best safari lodges in the UK, as well as safari parks and nature reserves that offer overnight stays, so you can plan your next adventure with ease.

Giraffe Lodge @ West Midlands Safari Park 

The Giraffe Lodge at West Midlands Safari Park overlooks the park’s African Plains, where guests can enjoy stunning views of the resident giraffe herd grazing peacefully below. The lodges feature spacious and comfortable accommodation with modern amenities, including an en-suite bathroom, flat-screen TV and tea and coffee-making facilities. 

After a busy day in the park, you can relax in the lodge’s cosy lounge area with its hanging nest chair, surrounded by beautiful African decor and sumptuous soft furnishings. And in the morning, enjoy a delicious breakfast while watching the giraffes roam from your private balcony, which is protected from the elements by an authentic thatched roof.

Tiger Lodge @ West Midlands Safari Park

The Tiger Lodge at West Midlands Safari Park is in a secluded area of the park, providing guests with stunning, uninterrupted views of the tigers as they roam their enclosure. The lodge itself is beautifully decorated, featuring authentic furnishings, wood-panelled walls and luxurious amenities in an open-plan design. With its exclusive access to the park and luxurious accommodations, the Tiger Lodge at West Midlands Safari Park offers an unforgettable and unique stay for tiger lovers of all ages.

By staying overnight at the West Midlands Safari Park, regardless of the lodge, guests are given two-day admission tickets and wristbands for the adventure theme park, as well as breakfast and dinner for the duration of the stay. 

Port Lympne Hotel @ Port Lympne Safari Park

The Port Lympne Hotel is a stunning accommodation option that promises a luxurious and unforgettable stay, as well as unparalleled access to the safari park. Guests can choose from a variety of rooms, from spacious suites to cosy doubles that offer breathtaking views of the park. A delicious breakfast is included in the Garden Room, the hotel’s stunning restaurant that is decorated with greenery from floor to ceiling. 

As an added bonus, staying at the hotel includes unlimited access to the safari park during opening hours and even after it closes, allowing guests to explore the park and observe the animals at their leisure. Each guest is loaned a golf buggy to help you travel around the park with ease, so you can be the first to see the animals wake up and the last back home after your evening meal at one of the park’s restaurants. 

Bear Lodge @ Port Lympne Safari Park 

Bear Lodge at Port Lympne Safari Park offers visitors a unique opportunity to stay in a quiet corner of Port Lympne, overlooking some of nature’s most incredible creatures. The spacious canvas safari tents come complete with comfortable bedrooms, private bathrooms, and a cosy living area with wood burning stove. 

After a busy day of wildlife spotting, guests can relax on their private balcony to enjoy views of the park’s resident bears, as well as the surrounding Kent countryside. It’s the perfect place to snuggle up with a glass of wine and a blanket while watching the sunset and the stars ignite. Or, if you’ve made friends on your safari, huddle around the communal firepit toasting marshmallows or telling stories. Bear Lodge is certainly one of the UK’s most rustic safari lodges, but it’s also one of the most authentic safari experiences that you’re sure to enjoy.

Keepers Cottage @ Longleat Safari Park 

The luxurious Keepers Cottage is located within the grounds of Longleat House and overlooks the park’s animal enclosures, providing guests with stunning views of the resident animals. The cottage itself is beautifully furnished and equipped with all the modern amenities you need for a comfortable stay, including a modern country kitchen, a cosy living room with a wood-burning stove and a sumptuous super king-size bed. 

As part of their stay, guests can enjoy access to the park and a guided tour of Longleat House. For a truly unforgettable experience, guests can purchase a range of animal experiences, including feeding the giraffes and lemurs or jumping on a VIP safari tour with experienced guides.

Lodges @ ZSL London Zoo 

Located in the heart of ZSL London Zoo are a number of spacious and modern lodges that offer guests the opportunity to enjoy the sights and sounds of the zoo long after the crowds have left. Each lodge is beautifully designed and features a comfortable living area, cosy bedrooms and a private en-suite bathroom. From the lodges’ floor-to-ceiling windows, guests can enjoy stunning views of some of the zoo’s most famous residents, their Asiatic lions. 

The lodges also come with exclusive access to the zoo before it opens to the public, allowing guests to enjoy peaceful early-morning walks among the animals. With its unique location, luxurious amenities, and unparalleled access to the zoo’s incredible animals, the lodges at ZSL London Zoo offer an unforgettable experience for animal lovers of all ages.

Lookout Lodges @ Whipsnade Zoo

The Lookout Lodges at Whipsnade Zoo offer a rustic overnight experience for animal lovers. These eco-friendly log cabins are located in a quiet area of the zoo, giving guests the ideal environment for a great night’s sleep in and around the rhinos and reindeer. Each lodge is equipped with either a double or twin beds, a comfy sofa and tea and coffee-making facilities. The communal toilets and showers are a short walk away.

As soon as you check in, you’ll be treated to a welcome glass of bubbly and shown to your private lodge. Also included in your overnight stay are a delicious two-course dinner, a full English breakfast the next morning, free entry into the zoo and a selection of exclusive VIP tours. These sunset, after dark and early morning tours all happen while the zoo is closed to the public, making for an extra special opportunity to greet the resident animals without the crowds. 

All this makes an overnight stay at the Lookout Lodges one of the closest experiences you’ll get to a typical day on safari, and an adventure not to be missed!

Camping @ Yorkshire Wildlife Park 

Yorkshire Wildlife Park offers a range of camping options for an overnight safari experience in the UK, all nestled within 70 acres of stunning parkland. Whether you opt to pitch your own tent or rock up in a campervan, you’ll have access to communal facilities such as showers and toilets, as well as a wake-up call from the resident Asiatic lions.

However, if you stay in one of the camp’s luxurious bell tents, you won’t have to lift a finger! Each bell tent comes complete with sumptuous bedding, a complimentary breakfast and hot drink, and entrance to the park for the duration of your stay. And with the option to take part in an early morning meet and greet, visitors can see the park’s resident animals in a whole new light.

Catchpenny Elie near Fife

Catchpenny Elie, near Fife, offers guests a safari-style adventure within the heart of the Scottish countryside. The lodges are beautifully designed with luxurious amenities, including comfortable beds, private bathrooms, and spacious living areas with wood-burning stoves. Each lodge also features a private terrace with stunning views of the surrounding landscape, providing guests with a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. 

As part of their stay, guests can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, including hiking, bird watching and animal spotting around the camp. The lodges are also conveniently located within easy reach of some of the UK’s most iconic wildlife destinations, including the Isle of Skye, the Isle of Mull and the Cairngorms National Park. So, with endless opportunities for outdoor adventures, Catchpenny Safari Lodges is the perfect destination for a unique and unforgettable escape in the Scottish countryside.

Top of the Woods in Pembrokeshire

Top of the Woods in Pembrokeshire is a hidden gem that offers guests a tranquil retreat in the heart of the Welsh countryside. This eco-friendly glamping site is nestled in a secluded woodland and offers guests a chance to connect with nature and enjoy the simple pleasures of outdoor living. The site features a range of safari-style accommodations, including safari tents, yurts and bell tents, all thoughtfully designed with luxurious amenities and an emphasis on sustainability. 

Staying at Top of the Woods, guests can explore the surrounding woodland, participate in outdoor activities, including bushcraft workshops, birdwatching and wildlife spotting, or simply relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Top of the Woods is also an ideal base for exploring Pembrokeshire National Park, Skomer Island and observing the wildlife that calls it home.

Shepherd’s Huts @ Elmley Nature Reserve 

The Shepherds Huts at Elmley Nature Reserve are nestled in the picturesque Kent landscape of marshland, wildflowers and grazing sheep, providing guests with a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Each wooden hut offers guests a range of amenities, including comfortable beds, private bathrooms and a lounge area with a wood-burning stove, ensuring a cosy and comfortable stay. Many of them have private decks with fire pits, comfy deck chairs and woolly blankets, as well as the piece de resistance, outdoor baths from which you can spend an evening soaking under the stars. 

While staying at Elmley, guests can make the most of the stunning nature reserve, participate in wildlife watching, or simply relax and soak in the beautiful surroundings from their hut’s panoramic windows. With luck, anyone staying overnight at the Shepherd’s Huts could spot hundreds of species of birds, butterflies and hares.

Yurts @ Knepp Wildland Project

The Yurts at Knepp give wildlife lovers a unique opportunity to sleep in the heart of an essential rewilding project. Nestled on a 3,500-acre estate in West Sussex, each yurt is surrounded by a stunning landscape of wildflower meadows, ancient woodland and grazing animals. Inside, you’ll find comfortable beds, a wood-burning stove and a private outdoor kitchen, providing guests with a real home-from-home in the heart of nature. 

While in the area, guests can join a nature walk or a game drive to take in the native wildlife of Knepp, or simply soak in the peaceful surroundings. With its focus on rewilding and commitment to sustainability, the yurts are a wonderful place to stay for nature lovers.

Whether you’re looking to get up close with majestic tigers , spend the night in a luxury treehouse overlooking a wildlife reserve, or simply immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the wild, there’s a safari lodge in the UK to suit every taste. 

So why not start planning your next adventure today and experience the magic of a UK safari lodge for yourself?

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LUXURY ACCOMMODATION WITH AN UNFORGETTABLE WILDLIFE EXPERIENCE

Introducing the award-winning Safari Lodges at West Midlands Safari Park. A mixture of beautiful lodges and premium cottages, designed to give you an up-close and immersive overnight wildlife experience like no other.

Safari Lodges short breaks include dinner and breakfast, spectacular views of the animals, admission to the Park during the day and Theme Park ride wristbands*.

*Summer season only. Generally from mid-February to end of October. Please see wmsp.co.uk for exact dates.

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Eight exclusive, luxury lodges, designed to give you an up-close and personal overnight wildlife experience like no other.

They will be integrated into the newly-updated reserves, with spectacular views overlooking the elephant and cheetah habitats.

Nestled into their own secluded area, there will be six lodges offering the only overnight accommodation experience with African elephants in the UK.

Two more lodges will offer incredible views of our majestic cheetahs.

Watch the wildlife as night falls over the reserves, whilst you enjoy a sumptuous evening meal, freshly-prepared by our chefs.

Wake up with views of elephants or cheetahs enjoying their morning feed while you feast on a delicious breakfast.

Safari Lodges short breaks include exclusive views of the animals, admission to the Park during the day and Theme Park wristbands*.

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• Tour of the Safari in one of our jeeps
• A chance to feed a number of our animals
• Pictures from your day on a memory stick, taken by your guide

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• Minimum age for participants is 16 years.
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• Children aged 6-15 years must be accompanied by a full paying adult.

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• Meeting, feeding and helping to care for animals like rhinos, lemurs, meerkats and more.
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• Suitable for children between the ages of 10-15 years.
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• Minimum age for participants is 3 years. Children aged 6-15 years must be accompanied by a full-paying adult.

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• Meeting and feeding our sea lions during a Sea Lion Show
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• Minimum age for participants is 5 years.
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We will be offering luxury overnight stays with lions in early summer 2023! The accommodation will be authentically integrated into the brand-new lion habitat, located past our African Village. Guests will experience an immersive and unforgettable overnight wildlife encounter, like no other.

The Lion Lodges will feature open-plan living and luxury interiors, with breathtaking views from every room into the new lion habitat, through floor-to-ceiling windows.

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We will be offering luxury overnight stays with Sumatran tigers in autumn 2022! The accommodation will be authentically integrated into the newly built tiger habitat, giving guests an immersive and unforgettable overnight wildlife encounter, like no other.

The tiger lodges will feature open plan living and luxury interiors, with breathtaking views from every room into the new tiger habitat through floor to ceiling windows.

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Feed giraffes by hand and walk on the wildside with lemurs at this popular safari park, found in the picturesque grounds of historic Longleat House.

First opened in 1966, Longleat Safari Park was the first drive-through attraction of its kind outside Africa, and it's still running strong today. With countless species of animals and attractions like Penguin Island, Stingray Bay, Jungle Cruise and an adventure castle, it's a great day out for the entire family. Explore the animal habitats on a road tour through the park, before stepping onto the Main Square and venturing into koala habitats, outdoor playgrounds and hedge mazes.

Special events run throughout the year, including the ever-popular Festival of Lights over the Christmas period; this large display of illuminated Chinese lanterns adorns the entire parkland and adds a touch of festivity to everything. And, of course, visitors can also extend their stay in the area with a tour through Longleat House and its surrounding pleasure gardens.

Longleat Safari Park is due to re-open on Monday 15 June - make sure to check the website through the link below for availability and opening times.

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Insider’s Look at Longleat’s Exclusive New Self-Catering Cottages

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The ideal summer adventure for an animal enthusiast, Longleat is launching its own brand of exclusive rural retreats at a selection of historic properties on its Wiltshire estate

Home to the Marquesses of Bath since the 1600s, Longleat has been welcoming visitors for more than 400 years. From this May onwards, guests will have the new option of extending their adventure and choosing from six individually designed luxurious country getaways; each with its own fascinating story and stunning setting.

Guests enjoying the luxurious interior design of Keeper’s House and Keeper’s Cottage, will have the added excitement of being able to watch the inhabitants of the East African reserve wandering past their window, with far-reaching views over the famous Safari Park.

East Lodge acted as the main gatehouse onto the estate and was once home to the Longleat porter. This iconic building has a spectacular view of Longleat House’s imposing facade, from the top of the driveway.

The 18th century Deer Keeper’s House is nestled in secluded woodland with views across the rolling Estate and the Deer Park. When Longleat’s world-famous Safari Park opened in 1966, the then occupant, a Labour MP, urgently requested the installation of a telephone line in case of stray lions. 

Gardener’s Cottage is located beside the beautiful Pleasure Walk, originally designed as an arboretum by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, and only steps away from the glorious front lawns of Longleat House.

Prairie Lodge comes with 360 degree views over Longleat’s historic parkland and with its elevated location, is a stone’s throw away from spectacular views across the whole estate and Safari Park as well as Longleat House itself. 

“These unique properties have been entirely transformed into luxurious overnight spaces with every modern convenience available for a truly unforgettable short-break experience,” said Ceawlin, Lord Bath, Executive Chairman of Longleat Enterprises.

“ At the same time our team of designers has preserved their quirks and features and then complimented them with a mix of themed interiors and artefacts associated with each of the properties to really bring out their individuality,” he added.

Initially East Lodge, Keeper’s House and Keeper’s Cottage will be available for bookings from April 12th, with Deer Keeper’s House, Gardener’s Cottage and Prairie Lodge being added in time for the summer.

Make it happen Prices start from £375 per night for East Lodge, Gardener’s Cottage (inc. private tour of Longleat’s grounds and gardens with the Head Gardener) and Prairie Cottage, £500 for Deer Keeper’s House and Keeper’s Cottage and £750 for Keeper’s House (inc. an exclusive 4×4 tour of the Safari Park).

All of the accommodation options include Longleat Park Tickets for the duration of the guests’ stay. As part of Longleat’s ‘Covid Guarantee’, all bookings made prior to 31st May can be amended, or converted into vouchers within six weeks of the arrival date. For full details on all of the cottages and information on how to book visit  longleat.co.uk/accommodation/accommodation-at-longleat .

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20 Luxurious Safari Lodges We Can’t Wait To Visit

Posted: February 29, 2024 | Last updated: February 29, 2024

The Best Safari Lodges On The Planet

Gone are the days where going on safari meant roughing it in tents and rugged terrain. These days, the best way to see incredible African wildlife is with a stay at a safari lodge. 

With  a focus on luxury and sustainability , these are the best safari destinations on the continent.

Matetsi Victoria Falls—Matetsi Private Game Reserve, Zimbabwe

This family-owned property gets its name for the majestic Victoria Falls, a World Heritage Site that’s only 25 miles upstream. Guests can choose to stay in one of the 18 suites or the four-bedroom River House villa. 

Either way, you’ll get  your own private pool, and can rest easy knowing that proceeds from the lodge help fund efforts in the Matetsi conservation area.

Matetsi Victoria Falls—Matetsi Private Game Reserve, Zimbabwe (cont’d)

When it comes to safaris, Matetsi pulls out all the stops. Led by local guides , visitors can take boat cruises, drives, and hikes through the wilderness, offering a chance to safely view incredible wildlife like elephants, buffalo, hippos, and crocodiles. 

When you get back from your safari, Matetsi’s chefs and spa experts are ready to show you the lodge’s luxurious side.

Singita Pamushana—Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, Zimbabwe

This luxurious safari lodge provides incredible views of ancient forests and natural sandstone structures . 

But the real draw of this property is the private access that visitors get to the Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, which is home to big cats, wild dogs, and herds of elephants. Drives and cruises are an excellent way to explore the reserve and visitors can take part in a number of cool activities, including tag-and-release fishing.

Singita Pamushana—Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, Zimbabwe (cont’d)

Singita Pamushana is the perfect combination of sustainability and luxury. Guests have their choice of one of the eight suites or private villa, each with their own outdoor shower and views of the Malilangwe Dam. 

Visitors can rest easy with the lodge’s elite spa treatments and knowing that the property funds conservation efforts. The staff at the lodge are also 100% local.

Wilderness DumaTau—Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, Botswana

A visit at Wilderness DumaTau means staying right in the middle of lion territory . 

In Botswana’s dry season, animals migrate to the reserve, which provides an excellent opportunity for visitors to see wildlife like hippos, elephants, antelope, and wild dogs.

Wilderness DumaTau—Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, Botswana (cont’d)

At Wilderness DumaTau, visitors have their choice of eight private suites, which all have private pools and outdoor showers that overlook the beautiful Osprey Lagoon. 

Proceeds from the lodge fund conservation efforts in the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, which supports research on endangered species.

Jack’s Camp—Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana

At Jack’s Camp, visitors get the unique experience of staying in tents near the shimmering Makgadikgadi salt pans. 

Activities here cater to the more adventurous side, with game drives, rides on quad-bikes , and unforgettable encounters with meerkats.

Jack’s Camp—Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana (cont’d)

After roughing it, guests can head back to one of nine spacious suites, which feature large four-poster beds and rich burgundy trim. 

Candlelit dinner s are held at the property’s communal tent, which is decorated with art that has been collected by the Bousfield family for generations.

Jabali Ridge—Ruaha National Park, Tanzania

The eight suites at Jabali Ridge are nestled among huge boulders, and provide incredible views of the baobab forest below. 

J une to November is the best time to visit  as that’s when you can see packs of wild dogs, cheetahs, and the elusive kudu.

Jabali Ridge—Ruaha National Park, Tanzania (cont’d)

This safari lodge is also one of the best places to see lions— 10% of all the lions in Africa  call this area home. 

Guests can also see leopards and pangolin before heading back to the comforts of their private viewing deck and the lodges infinity pool.

Singita Sabora Tented Camp—Grumeti Reserves, Tanzania

Singita prioritizes nature-based tourism, which has restored the Grumeti Reserve to a thriving home for wildlife. 

All year-round, visitors are guaranteed to see wildebeest, elephants, and buffalo. The camp has also contributed to reintroducing  the eastern black rhino  to the area.

Singita Sabora Tented Camp—Grumeti Reserves, Tanzania (cont’d)

There are five different retreats at the reserve but Singita Sabora is one of the most luxurious. 

The property features a  chic, minimalist aesthetic  and guests can relax and recharge at the camp’s library, spa, fitness center, and winetasting rooms.

Mwiba Lodge—Mwiba Wildlife Reserve, Tanzania

At Mwiba Lodge, guests are given private vehicles and exclusive access to the 125,000 acres that make up the Mwiba concession. The area serves as migration corridor for animals. 

December to March is one of the better times to go as the area will be home to newborn wildebeests and influx of predators like lions and hyenas.

Mwiba Lodge—Mwiba Wildlife Reserve, Tanzania (cont’d)

Visitors at Mwiba can check into one of the lodges 10  glass and canvas suites , and relax at the spa and infinity pool. 

Helicopter tours, camping in the wilderness, and bush walks with Hadza hunters are some of the unique activities that await travelers.

Angama Mara—Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

Perched 1,000 feet above the Mara triangle in Kenya’s Rift Valley is where you’ll find Angama Mara. 

In addition to its stylish design, the lodge is beloved by travelers for its support of conservation, healthcare, and education throughout the region.

Angama Mara—Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya (cont’d)

The property is separated into two sections, each with 15 suites that feature glass fronts and vibrant colors inspired by the Maasai Mara people. 

Big cats and large herds of elephants come to the Mara River, which make for incredible views for guests. The camp also has four tents for guests who want a closer view of the wildlife.

Segera Retreat—Laikipia, Kenya

Guests are bound to relax the moment they step onto the luxurious, grassy grounds of Segera Retreat, located on the beautiful Laikipia plateau. 

The area is home to a large elephant population  and is one of the last places to see the endangered black rhino.

Segera Retreat—Laikipia, Kenya (cont’d)

Guests at the retreat have their choice of one of six one-bedroom suites or two villas for those traveling with family. 

Many people are content to stay on the retreat grounds and indulge in the specialty spa treatments , but some daring travelers take a helicopter ride to explore the northern frontier of Kenya.

ol Donyo Lodge—Chyulu Hills National Park, Kenya

ol Donyo features nine suites, which each feature their own private plunge pool and outdoor star beds . It’s perfect for listening to lions and hyenas prowling in the night while relaxing beneath the stars.

ol Donyo Lodge—Chyulu Hills National Park, Kenya (cont’d)

Incredible views aside, travelers are drawn to ol Donyo for the cool activities here. From horseback riding to mountain biking and unparalleled views of Mount Kilimanjaro , a visit at this lodge makes for unforgettable memories.

andBeyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge—NamibRand Reserve, Namibia

This super sustainable lodge is on the edge of the world’s oldest living desert, in the NamibRand Nature Reserve. 

The ten suites here feature glass walls and are  fully solar-powered . They create enough electricity to power everything in the lodge, from the swimming pools to the air conditioning and recycling systems.

andBeyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge—NamibRand Reserve, Namibia (cont’d)

Guests at the lodge can indulge in foods that are inspired by the local culture, like fresh seafood from the ocean and Kalahari truffles. 

There’s also no shortage of activities at the lodge, including e-biking to see ancient rock art , climbing the world’s highest sand dunes, and take advantage of the opportunity to see stars in one of the world’s best dark sky locations.

Shipwreck Lodge—Skeleton Coast National Park, Namibia

Located in one of the most remote wilderness destinations in Africa, this lodge is inspired by the broken, marooned ships that are scattered along the coastline. 

The ten suites here are made of wood and glass, and look like they, too, were washed ashore.

Shipwreck Lodge—Skeleton Coast National Park, Namibia (cont’d)

When visiting this luxurious retreat, guests can take advantage of 300 miles of pristine beach , which is the perfect place for walks along the dunes, quad-bike rides, and game drives. 

The sea life here is incredible, though all the seal colonies get quite loud.

Waterside at Royal Malewane—Thornybush Private Reserve, South Africa

This safari lodge is one of the best place to view diverse African wildlife, and is home to huge lion prides and herds of buffalo with up to 400 animals . 

Visitors can also check out the nearby conservation center or spend the morning with an antipoaching team.

Waterside at Royal Malewane—Thornybush Private Reserve, South Africa (cont’d)

Waterside at Royal Malewane features seven grand suites, some with room for the whole family. The property has lot of amenities for guests to enjoy, including a lap pool , yoga studio, spa, and games room.

Loapi Tented Camp—Kalahari, South Africa

Located in South Africa’s largest privately protected wildlife reserve, each of the six villas at Loapi is its own private campsite. 

To get around, visitors get their own private safari jeep and guide .

Loapi Tented Camp—Kalahari, South Africa (cont’d)

Loapi specializes in giving people a customized vacation experience, so you can safari the way you want. 

Each villa has its own  private butler and chef so in between thrilling activities, you can indulge in your favorite snacks and the pampered life.

andBeyond Phinda Forest Lodge—KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Phinda has some of the greatest biodiversity in South Africa, and any guests staying here are guaranteed to see buffalo herds, cheetahs, endangered rhinos, and two  rare species of antelope , the suni and red duiker.

andBeyond Phinda Forest Lodge—KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (cont’d)

The lodge was recently renovated, making the suites bigger and introducing a new family suite. 

Guests can also enjoy the property’s state-of-the-art fitness center and participate in  on-site ranger training .

Garden and Forest Lodges—Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, South Africa

This carbon negative property is located in the Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, home to about 6,000 acres of Indigenous flora. 

There are over 900 plant species in the reserve including a 2,000-year-old milkwood forest  where guests can have lantern-lit dinners.

Garden and Forest Lodges—Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, South Africa (cont’d)

Guests can also enjoy a number of fun activities, like horseback riding, driving tours, and a chance to visit ancient sea caves at nearby Walker Bay. 

And they can take in all the beauty of the area knowing that the lodge sponsors botany projects in over 50 different community-led programs.

Singita Kwitonda Lodge—Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda

This luxurious safari lodge is located on the eastern boundary of the Volcanoes National Park, which is  important habitat for mountain gorillas . 

In addition to providing one-in-a-lifetime views of these mighty creatures, the lodge also prioritizes relaxation with spa days, local ginger tea, and your choice of vintages from the wine cellar.

Singita Kwitonda Lodge—Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda (cont’d)

Sustainability is built into the building with sustainably sourced materials such as bamboo, river stones, volcanic rock, and handcrafted clay bricks. 

Guests have their choice of eight cozy suites or a private villa, and it’s easy to let worries slip away near the properties indoor and outdoor fireplaces and private, heated pools.

One&Only Nyungwe House—Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda

This beautiful retreat overlooks an incredible landscape filled with ebony and mahogany trees, waterfalls, and swamps. 

It’s also where you can find more than 300 different species of birds , including giant hornbills and blue turacos, as well as 13 different species of primates.

One&Only Nyungwe House—Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda (cont’d)

The retreat has 22 suites with cool Geometric Imigongo designs and a striking black-white-and-red color scheme. 

The king-size four-poster beds in the suites face huge floor-to-ceiling windows that offer breathtaking views of the jungle below.

Lolebezi—Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia

Located on a private concession right next to the Zambezi River, Lolebezi has set the standard for luxury in Zambia’s wilderness. 

The private suites here feature green, earthy themes and there are two family villas for those traveling with a larger group.

Lolebezi—Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia (cont’d)

This area is full of game, which has earned it the nickname of “Discovery Channel”. Twice a day, guests can go on a driving tour to see the animals. 

Canoeing and walking are great ways to see more elusive creatures, like leopards, and there’s also a river cruise that offers stunning views of the channel.

Lale’s Camp—Omo Valley, Ethiopia

The Omo Valley is home to many of Ethiopia’s Indigenous communities , and there are lots of tour companies that will take you to meet some of these incredible people. 

Many travelers don’t mind roughing it with fly camping, but Lale’s Camp is the perfect place for those who want a few more creature comforts, like hot, running water.

Lale’s Camp—Omo Valley, Ethiopia (cont’d)

Lale’s Camp is made up of seven tents and the only way to get there is by taking a boat ride with the camp’s owner, Lale Biwa. Lale is a remarkable storyteller and will tell you about some of the local legends. 

In addition to hikes with the local Indigenous tribes, visitors can also take in the stunning wildlife in the Omo River Delta. All in all, a visit to Lale’s Camp makes for a great combination of rustic luxury.

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We suggest you a review of sanatoriums, hotels, lodges and guesthouses around the capital. Moscow region has a big variety of places for rest and these are the most noteworthy of them.

YAKOR GUESTHOUSE

Almost like an American motel, but situated at the Oka River

There are: equipment for winter sports, a massage salon, a beauty shop, a bath-sauna with a sweating room and a font, billiards, karaoke. Things to do: go to Tarusa, visit the House-Museum of Tsvetaeva’s family, the Musatovsky slope, memorable places connected with Paustovsky.

Yakor is arranged by principles of an American motel. Rooms are clean; there is a shower, TV, towels, and heat if it is necessary. In some rooms, you will also find a refrigerator. Almost full size wooden fishes act as key charms. In warm season, you can buy cheap fruits, vegetables and flowers in a nearby shop.

If you want to have some cultural adventures, you can go to Tarusa or visit a place where Marina Tsvetaeva wanted to be buried. In addition, there opens a wonderful view over Oka River with its fogs and plains.

Tarusa, Decembrists Street, 4 +7 48435 2 55 81 tarusa-yakor.ru

The price of a double room starts from 1250 rubles (€12.55).

NIKOLA-LENIVETS

«Beaubourg», «Lighthouse» and other land-art objects in the park: romanticism in a spirit of «The True Detective»

There are: a kitchen-dining room with three meals a day, sledges, ice-boats, skis and snow-scooters, a Russian bath, hootch and other gifts of local farmers. Things to do: walk around art objects.

It is ok to go to Nicola-Lenivets in any tome of the year. In winter, art objects look differently, than in summer. Houses in Koltsovo are very warm; you will find valenoki in each of them- to change your footwear in case of a bad weather. Directly near the porch of the house, guests can take sledges and iceboats and go riding to «Lighthouse». It is possible to order skis. The bathhouse costs 1500 rubles (€15.06) per hour.

Kaluga region, Kiyevskoye Highway, Nikola-Lenivets +7 499 504 43 33 www .nikola-lenivets.com

Prices start from 1300 rubles (€13.05) for a place in hostel; double rooms in Koltsovo cost about 1600 rubles (€16.06).

A health resort, turned from the XIX century estate into the President’s Office Health Resort with unexpectedly democratic prices

There are: a Russian bath and a modern Spa center with pearl bathtubs and other delicacies, medical services with a decent choice of experts and procedures, massage, a pool, a fitness club, a sports hall, a skating rink, a music hall where classic musicians perform from time to time. Things to do: go to the New Jerusalem Monastery, the Museum of Wooden Architecture or find a park grotto in Rozhdestveno that looks exactly like a hobbit dwelling.

The place has gone through some repairs recently and became very modern. It has fine communications, billiards, a big beautiful dining room, summer outdoor café and a beautiful view of local architecture. It is possible to order lunches previously in a day in the dining room. However, service is a little Soviet. To diversify food, you can go to one of four restaurants at the territory. Besides, it is possible to prepare a barbecue on coals. For entertainment, you can ride a bicycle through the paths or go to a swimming pool – an outdoor one during summer or indoor during cold season. The most important winter entertainments are tubing (there is a hill with an elevator), skis and skating. Pleasantly, that Snegiri’s territory is huge, so the place does not look crowded even in high season.

Moscow region, Istrinsky district, Rozhdestveno village, Southern Street, 20 +7 495 994 76 32 www.do-snegiri.ru

The price starts from 1500 rubles (€15.06) for a room.

BEKASOVO SPA HOTEL

The new cottage territory at the old rest house — it is ideal for team buildings, but will also be good for a romantic weekend

There are: a Spa center, a wellness-center, a skating rink, a pool, table tennis, a sensor room, a gym. Things to do: examine squirrels in the wood, participate in cultural actions and master classes on decoupage or barbecue; there are also special programs on holidays.

Rooms here are usual, with an easy Soviet fleur. The main surprise is food – a buffet with a great variety of Russian dishes: Russian salad, coulibiac, ‘Herring under a Fur Coat’. There is a nice pool and a good choice of different cosmetic procedures. The territory is really big, beautiful and worth having long walks – there is a wood and a lake.

Moscow region, Naro Fominsk +7 495 992 04 37 www.bekasovo.ru

The price of a double room starts from 2400 rubles (€24.10).

VERETYEVO ART ESTATE

Eight hectares with a river and a wood, installations, taiga lodges, Russian bath with a view. All that is situated at the place of a former pioneer camp for difficult teenagers

There are: breakfasts at a fireplace with Lenin’s portrait in the only survived building of a former camp; rabbits, squirrels and rams at the territory; a Russian bath with a glass verandah hanging over the Dubna River. It is possible to admire the river from the bridge, and it is possible to roll down into it from the verandah by a trench, which leads directly to the river (obviously not in winter). Things to do: go to the science city Dubna, look at the Lenin’s second-large monument in the world and a hydroelectric station reservoir.

Here you can enjoy races on snowmobiles, a sit-round gathering at a fireplace, pajama parties, dances — and music. There is wonderful nature with dogs barking and mosquitoes flying in the garden near the house. The purest air can be literally eaten with spoons. Veretyevo is made with taste rural cluster that has ideology and style.

Taldomsky district, Veretyevo village +7 916 956 28 82 www.artveretevo.ru

The price starts from 2500 rubles (€25.10) for a room; Russian bath costs 10 000 rubles (€100.40) for a company.

HELIOPARK SUZDAL

Old Russian styled place with a bathing complex at the suburb of Suzdal

There are: 11 types of Russian baths — from country blackly to imperial on hay with opportunity to jump in the ice-hole; horse walks, billiards, fishing. Things to do: walk to the center of Suzdal, sightseeing on the way — the trip will take no more than 20 minutes.

Heliopark is a hotel with good restaurant and a number of different Russian baths. Some rooms are equipped with a Jacuzzi bathtub— directly in the bedroom. There is the Shchurovo Ancient Settlement complex nearby, where Lungin’s «Tsar» was shot. Here you can taste food, prepared according to Old Russian recipes.

Vladimir region, Suzdal, Korovniki, 14 +7 492 312 40 00 www.heliopark.ru/hotels/suzdal

The price of a double room starts from 2700 rubles (€27.11).

Hotel with country-style rooms and ‘all-inclusive’ system

There are: a restaurant complex, Spa, a Russian bath, a grill bar, an outdoor warmed-up pool, a gym, animation and a cigar rooms. Things to do: walk around nearby Zhivaginsky ponds.

This place has European all-inclusive system, rare for Moscow region hotels, and a great view over the river. The most interesting thing at the territory is an outdoor pool with warm water whole year round. High quality breakfasts, lunches and dinners are served in huge and unlimited quantity. There is animation in the hotel— live music, competitions, concerts. Very small rooms are one of a few downsides of the hotel.

Moscow region, Solnechnogorsky district, Dulepovo village +7 925 922 42 00 www.sunnyhotel.ru

The price of a double room starts from 3100 rubles (€31.12).

KONAKOVO RIVERCLUB

A hotel complex with a view over wakeboarding and other fashionable sport

There are: slopes for driving on anything: from snowboards to tubing, skiing and over-snow runs, a skating rink, baths, a zoo, the Moscow sea —Ivankovskoye Reservoir. Things to do: ride from mountains, master winter windsurfing and other extreme sport in winter, enjoy sandy beaches, water skis and other active water pleasures in summer.

The place offers many different activities – skating, fishing, water skiing and many more. The most impressive place at the territory is an island with a tent for two: it looks like a usual tarpaulin tent, but inside it has a toilet, a plasma TV and a terrace. in addition, there is landing-stage house to rent for a big company.

Tver region, Konakovo, Suburban station +7 495 626 23 33 konakovo.com

The price of a standard double room starts from 3150 rubles (€31.63), a lodge with a bath — from 40000 rubles (€401.60) per day, the landing-stage house— from 44000 rubles (€441.76).

ROMANOV LES ECO HOTEL

Silent haven at the bank of the Volga River is a good place for lonely rest with many opportunities for personal care

There are: a Spa center, baths, a sauna and hammam, hydro massage bathtubs, detox-programs, massage, therapist and cosmetologist services, a pool, a ski track, a skating rink, a zoo, horse walks, flights by plane over Kostroma. Things to do: walk through the wood and along the lake near the hotel and visit Kostroma.

It is a quiet place simply to have some rest, sleep, take a walk. The rooms are purely cleaned, silent, surrounded by beautiful forest and the Volga River. The Volga riverbank is a great place for long walks.

Kostroma region, Lunevo village 50 +7 499 704 41 47 www.romanovles.ru

The price of a double room starts from 3600 rubles (€36.14).

A small hotel with wooden lodges on the way between Vladimir and Suzdal

There are: a bathing complex, Spa, a pool, a bowling, billiards, possibility of accommodation with pets.

Things to do: walk in the wood and if you came by car — go sightseeing in Vladimir.

The territory of the hotel consists of beautiful wooden constructions – from reception to summer arbors with an equipped place for a brazier. There is a river and a great pinewood. The air is so pure that you fall asleep instantly as your head touches the pillow. Besides, beds in the cottages are very comfortable. Generally, this a good place as for cheerful rest with friends and for having some romantic rest.

Vladimir region, Kameshkovsky district, Dvoriki village +7 495 796 21 35 www.club-veles.ru

The price of a double room starts from 4000 rubles (€40.16).

SVEZHIY VETER

Numbers and lodges surrounded by beautiful landscape and situated near skiing places

There are: rent of snowmobiles and other winter equipment (skis, skates, sledges, snow-scooters and so forth), Finnish saunas, pools, a restaurant complex, etc. Things to do: to ride from slopes at Sorochani.

The hotel is stuck between a village from one side and a break from the other. The landscape here is stunning — each lodge is situated at a hillock. Inside the lodge, you will find everything necessary to spend a couple of days. Free pass to the pool and sauna is a pleasant bonus for renting a lodge.

Moscow region, Kurovo village +7 495 777 26 65 www.freshwindhotel.ru

The price of a double room starts from 4600 rubles; a cottage will cost about 9000 rubles (€90.36).

A boarding house that looks as drawn on a gift card: stucco molding, pines, horses

There are: a beer restaurant and a pizzeria, a library, Spa, sports equipment, bowling, etc. Things to do: walk in a pine forest and ride horses at the territory.

The name (‘Bor’ means ‘Pinewood’) corresponds to reality- the boarding house is situated in a large pine forest. Rooms are accurate and a little Soviet. Food is rather good and divertive. There are many opportunities for entertainment – horses, Russian baths and pools.

Moscow region, Domodedovo district, Odintsovo-Vakhromeevo +7 495 565-37-05 www.pansionat-bor.ru

The price of a double room starts from 4600 rubles (€46.18).

YAKHONTY NATURAL RESORT

Beautiful and well-groomed hotel near Moscow

There are: an indoor pool with a panoramic view and a bar, a fitness center, Spa, a skating rink, a zoo, horse walks, billiards, bowling and night clubs. Things to do: walk in the wood and along the coast of the Koversha Lake, go horse riding.

The territory of the hotel is very well groomed; rooms are clean and spacious, with panoramic windows and a view over the lake. In the evening, the territory is beautifully highlighted. The pool has large windows and a mirror on a ceiling. Food is one of the main advantages of the hotel – very tasty Russian dishes.

Moscow region, Noginsk district, Zilino village +7 496 515 19 40 www.yahonty.ru

The price of a double room starts from 4800 rubles (€48.19).

ISTRA HOLIDAY

A quiet place for private rest in nature’s lap

There are: Spa, billiards, a disco, a fish-Spa (small fishes that clear skin, as in Asian resorts), a salt cave, a Finnish sauna, a Russian bath etc. Things to do: walk in the forest decorated with touching small lamps in Scandinavian style.

The hotel is situated in the wood far from any settlements therefore, it is secluded and pleasant. There are wooden ‘izbas’ and big housings with rooms. It is a nice place with many activities for any season.

Moscow region, Solnechnogorsky district, Trusovo village +7 495 988 70 62 istraholiday.ru

The price of a double room starts from 5500 rubles (€55.22) a day.

Two-day retreat practice in a modern wooden lodge on the bank of the Pleshcheev Lake

There are: thrice vegetarian feeding, yoga practices 2 times a day, a Russian bath. Things to do: practice yoga (a pranayama daily, asanas in the morning and in the evening), walk along vicinities, and discover ancient monasteries and other beauties of Pereyaslavl-Zalessky.

Yoga-Dacha is very modern wooden building with modern bathroom equipment. However, conditions in rooms are rather Spartan — only a bed and lighting. The price includes two days of accommodation with thrice vegan feeding and two yoga practices a day.

Pereyaslavl-Zalessky +7 916 408 40 01 www.mos-yoga.ru/Pereslavl

The price of a two-day program is 6000 rubles (€60.24).

Two-level rooms in a building made by a unique design project at the bank of a lake

There are: helicopter excursions, indoor and outdoor shooting galleries, Spa, a safari center, Red Deer restaurant with delicacies from wildfowl. Things to do: enjoy flying in helicopter over vicinities.

The place suits excellent for a family holiday: fathers can do some shooting, mothers can take a walk and children can breathe fresh air and play. The territory is very pleasant. Lodges are comfortable, light and clean. There is a lot of additional services and entertainments, such as a mini zoo.

Moscow region, Dmitrovsky district, near Ignatovo village +7 495 995 13 83 www.foxlodge.ru

The price of a 40-square-meter room starts from 6500 rubles (€65.26).

RADISSON ZAVIDOVO

A luxury hotel in the Tver region near aqua club «Summer Aquatorium»

There are: a pool, Spa and wellness center, a nursery, concierge services, a fitness club, hunting. Things to do: go to «Summer Aquatorium» where you will find numerous entertainments for any season.

An advantage of world network hotels is being confident in a certain level of service. The hotel is located directly at the bank of a reservoir. It has equipped beach and a wood around. A pool, a Russian bath and hammam are free for visitors. The restaurant serves European cuisine: meat, fish, potato, salads. There is also the second restaurant with dishes a la carte.

Tver region, Varaksino village +7 482 42 78 0 78 radissonblu.com/ru/hotel-zavidovo

Prices start from 6400 rubles (€64.26).

TAIGA DACHAS CHALET-HOTEL

Interpretation of a four-stars hotel situated near Moscow: izbas, studio apartments and apartments with huge mushrooms, skins and chandeliers

There are: craft master classes, home cuisine, a Russian bath, massage, Spa, an indoor pool. Things to do: study neighbors’ eclectic lodges and rooms. Lodges of different degree of elitism are situated at quite big and picturesque territory. Design of rooms and cottages is a courageous fusion from the Soviet heritage, Provence, Alpine chalets with a curtsey towards the ninetieth. The food in the dining room is simple and nourishing, the service is strict, as in a Soviet sanatorium.

Zvenigorodskoe Schosse, Rakitinskoye village +7 495 411 99 72 www.shalerus.ru

The price of a double room starts from 6800 rubles (€68.27) a night.

Chic place with an emphasis on Spa procedures — a couple of hours of Ayurveda or in hammam are included in the price

There are: numerous body and spirit care services, a bathing complex and a pool with a little aquapark, a cigar room with a fireplace, a children’s club, a restaurant of Armenian cuisine, a restaurant-theater with the eclectic dishes from five continents and dietary menu. Things to do: lie and think about eternal in an outdoor Jacuzzi.

The territory is wonderful; it is pleasant to walk among pines to a pond with ducks. Cottages are nice and have spacious rooms. The restaurants serve tasty food. A sauna with an outdoor Jacuzzi are good opportunities for recreation.

Moscow region, Mytishchi district, Larevo-Lyskovo village 3, build 1 +7 495 644 41 21 www.arthurs-hotels.ru

The prices of a double room starts from 6900 rubles (€69.28).

VELEGOZH-PARK

Expensive tidy country houses at the bank of the Oka River and near lokavore restaurant «Mark and Lev»

There are: a skating rink at the lake, a horse club, a Russian bath; there is free Wi-Fi, a six-string guitar and a brazier in each country house. Things to do: try all dishes at «Mark and Lev» and visit local farmers who deliver products for the restaurant.

The main reason for going there is the first and only Russian lokavore restaurant «Mark and Lev» – a place where dishes are prepared only from local products. The restaurant has its own kitchen garden, uses products only from Tula region, bakes bread and invents new Russian cuisine. Not to spend all the time in the restaurant, you can leave the territory of the Park and reach a wild beach at Oka; it is also possible to go sightseeing to Polenovo’s estate.

Tula region, Zaoksky district +7 495 664 83 69 resort.velegozh-park.ru

The price of a country house with two bedrooms starts from 5000 rubles (€50.20) per day.

This is our translation of Afisha-Gorod article.

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