Willow the Wisp Cabin

The highlights

• This cabin excels at woodland luxury with its own hot tub for two right outside.
• You can enjoy the cosiness of a large double bed and a hot shower every morning.
• If you want to get active, Bewl Water is ideal for cycling and water-sports as well as walking.
• As well as lovely pubs like The Bell and The Cherry Tree, Ticehurst is home to a golf course, Dale Hill, designed by Ian Woosnam.

You should know

• No smoking is permitted at this property.
• The cabin is situated on ground level, so is a good alternative to a treehouse for those with reduced mobility.

The detail

If you’re after a spot of seclusion, while keeping things cosy and comfortable, the Willow the Wisp Cabin is for you. Ideally suited to a couple or solo traveller, this lovely hideaway is tucked away in five acres of woodland near Ticehurst – a charming village in East Sussex.

Not far from the Kentish border, the cabin’s location is ideal for walks in the woods, to quaint village pubs and around nearby Bewl Water. Around 20 minutes’ drive from Tunbridge Wells, Willow the Wisp Cabin offers some special extras that many a woodland hut wouldn’t – a fantastic Hikki hot tub right outside is a true luxury, and perfect for a candlelit soak together – and you’ll be kept warm by the wood-burner too.

The terrace area also includes a table and chairs for dining, and additional seating. After a long walk in the woods nearby, it’s lovely to just sit and appreciate the natural beauty of the setting, with only the wildlife for company.

Inside, the cabin packs a lot into a cosy space, with a romantic double bed at the centre. Underbed storage and bookshelves give you more space for your things, and a compact kitchenette provides some essentials, including a sink, kettle and toaster. You also have a 24-inch TV.

The cabin also features a separate bathroom with a shower and flushing toilet. And, as a Wi-Fi-free zone, it’s the right place to head if you want to disconnect from the digital world for a few days.

The beautiful Bewl Water reservoir is just a short walk from your door, as are several inviting country pubs in Ticehurst. Deep in the heart of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you have some of the south east’s most stunning scenery stretching for miles in all directions. Among the area’s best-loved sights are Scotney Castle, Bodiam Castle and Bedgebury Pinetum, while to the south, the coastal town of Rye is both pretty and culturally interesting, known for its artistic and literary connections.

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