Stargazing
These settings have all been chosen for having easy access to a blanket of starry, wide open skies. They are usually far from street lighting, have minimal light pollution and perfect dark sky conditions, meaning you can lean back, relax, and stargaze with celestial awe!
These settings have all been chosen for having easy access to a blanket of starry, wide open skies. They are usually far from street lighting, have minimal light pollution and perfect dark sky conditions, meaning you can lean back, relax, and stargaze with celestial awe!
All Stargazing
Miluna
Hormigos, Castilla La Mancha, Spain
Savour a star-sprinkled dream in nature, from the comfort of your own private ‘moon' set amongst wide open Spanish countryside, mere moments from the World Heritage city of Toledo.
Sleeps: 2 per 'moon'
Bedrooms: 1 per 'moon'
From
£237 / night
Tinywood Homes
Southam, Warwickshire, England
A collection of individually inspirational ‘architecture in miniature' tucked away in peaceful Warwickshire farmland for luxury glamping with a quirky difference.
Sleeps: Varies
Bedrooms: Varies
From
£100 / night
Hafod Station
Dungeness, Kent, England
A unique ‘wow-factor' fusion of heritage, art, and incredible sea views, in the form of a restored vintage train carriage nestled on the atmospheric shingle beach at Dungeness.
Sleeps: 4
Bedrooms: 2
From
£505 (7 nights)
Craighead Howfs
Dunblane, Perthshire, Scotland
‘Howf' is the Scottish word for a favourite haunt of family and friends - and once you've visited Craighead Howfs, there's little doubt you'd choose anywhere else for true escapism.
Sleeps: Varies
Bedrooms: Varies
From
£160 / night
Graig Wen
Arthog, Gwynedd, Wales
A wild and wondrous glamping site, with eclectic, dog-friendly accommodation beautifully set within 45 private acres of Snowdonia National Park.
Sleeps: 1-5 guests
Bedrooms: Varies (8 units)
From
£70 /night
Arctic Fox Igloos
Ranua, Lapland, Finland
View the clear night sky (and possibly the Northern Lights) with a breath-taking stay in a glinting glass igloo on the edge of the Arctic Circle.
Sleeps:
Bedrooms: 1 per igloo
From
£380 / night
The Coastguard Lookout
Dungeness, Kent, England
Arguably one of the most fabulously positioned places to stay in the UK, offering some of the most unique accommodation you'll ever find, Coastguard Lookout is definitely one for your radar.
Sleeps: 5
Bedrooms: 2
From
£658 (2 nts)
Bee's Bower
Walterstone, Herefordshire, England
A lovingly handcrafted, luxuriously off-grid treehouse with a dreamy copper bathtub for scenic bubble soaks, privately nestled among whispering trees on the edge of Herefordshire’s Golden Valley.
Sleeps: 2
Bedrooms: 1
From
£140 / night
Rowden Mill Station Saloon Coach and GWR Brake Van
Bredenbury, Herefordshire, England
Vintage-styled retreats, secluded on a green platform at a restored 19th century railway station, amongst peaceful North Herefordshire countryside.
Sleeps: 2-4
Bedrooms: 1-2
From
£125/nt (Brake Van)
Lewie's Croft
Cove, Wester Ross, The Highlands, Scotland
A remotely secluded, architect-designed eco-lodge taken from the pages of a rustic Highland folktale, surrounded by soaring mountains with an outdoor sauna and breath-taking views of Loch Ewe.
Sleeps: 4
Bedrooms: 2
From
£400 / night
Forbes of Kingennie Shepherd's Huts
Kingennie, Dundee, Scotland
Unwind with a traditional Scottish staycation, from the romantic comfort of a hand-crafted, nature-cocooned retreat.
Sleeps: 2 per hut
Bedrooms: 1 per hut
From
£155 / night
Nymetwood Treehouses
Crediton, Devon, England
Sumptuous Scandi-inspired hideaways with al fresco copper bathtubs, secluded amongst acres of Devon woodland, meadow, and apple orchard, with idyllic views over Dartmoor.
Sleeps: 2 per treehouse
Bedrooms: 1 per treehouse
From
£250 / night
