Wheatley·9.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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6 m² · 1 double bed and 1 sofa bed · Sleeps 4
This room, named Tent, has a balcony with a garden view and features a barbecue. The room sleeps 4 guests and has a private bathroom with towels and a shower, as well as a shared toilet.
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The Star Gazing Igloo 1, located in Horspath, offers a luxury tent experience with a cozy log burner. It features a balcony, barbecue, and outdoor furniture, along with modern amenities like free WiFi, a tea and coffee maker, and refrigerator. Situated 66 km from London Heathrow Airport, it's close to University of Oxford, Notley Abbey, Blenheim Palace, and Cliveden House.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The campsite felt truly luxurious; we didn’t expect such space. Everything outside the dome—garden furniture, outdoor kitchen, self‑service shop, and more—added to the comfort. The hot tub was too pricey, so we didn’t book it.
Berenice·3 months ago
We had a fantastic night here even though there were no stars. The wood burner was a delight, and the globe was well stocked and comfortable. The private garden and BBQ facilities were lovely. We had expected a private bathroom as mentioned in our booking email, but Globe 1 doesn’t have one. There was also no hot water for washing dishes, and the showers dribbled cold water, which was disappointing. We paid a lot, so we expected a bit better.
Mcgarvie·6 months ago
The location was quiet and the pod offered fantastic views. The road to the pod is very uneven and bumpy; I understand it’s a country lane, but the surface could be improved. The skylight on the pod was a bit dirty, though I appreciate how hard that can be to keep clean.
Emma·6 months ago
The room was clean and comfy, which was a big plus, but we did have some issues with the shower and hot water. When the second person took a shower, the water would stop and wouldn't work again, which was a bit frustrating. Overall, it was an okay stay, but could've been better with some tweaks to the plumbing.
Khalid·10 months ago
We loved the location - the views of Wheatley Windmill were amazing and the Gurkha Palace restaurant was just a short walk away. Our little shelter next to the hut was a nice spot to relax with a cup of tea. The bed was really comfy too. However, the log burner, while looking cozy, didn't quite put out enough heat, which was a bit of a letdown.
Helen·A year ago