St Anne's Hideaway

“ST Anne's B&B Yurt stay 2026”

We’ve stayed at St Anne’s before and loved the Yurt and its location near the Tor and the town. Continental breakfast was left for us along with a bottle of bubbly for my wife’s birthday, so thank you 😊. Unfortunately, since our last visit, the Yurt and its kitchen/bathroom weren’t very clean—cobwebs everywhere, dust on the mirrors, and plenty of spiders. It’s an outside accommodation, but if it were cleaned properly and regularly, these issues wouldn’t arise; it was nothing like our visit four years ago. The garden area also shows signs of neglect, and the place feels less welcoming than before. We had no contact after arrival except with the owner, so there was no staff to check if everything was fine. The Badger watching we enjoyed last time was no longer available, even though the previous owner had encouraged it—it was a great extra that benefited the location and would attract wildlife spotters. Overall, Glastonbury is beautiful and welcoming, but this time we were disappointed with our accommodation. Sorry, but I’m being honest.

Robert·Un mese fa

“Wonderful properly, everything we needed”

The property is lovely, everything was thoughtfully arranged, and we had everything we needed. The hosts were super helpful and friendly throughout our stay, and the location is excellent.

Chelsie·2 mesi fa

It was a very nice experience.

Mihaela·3 mesi fa

“Perfekt!”

An extraordinary stay in the luxurious Yurt! The location in Glastonbury is perfect for all tourist spots.

Kai·3 mesi fa

We spent our nights in the yurt at the back of the property, which comes with its own kitchen and bathroom that are fully equipped. The breakfast items were a nice touch, everything stayed clean, and there was plenty of space. The yurt itself felt lovely, the bed was firm yet very comfortable, giving us two great nights of sleep. Waking up to the sky through the roof window was a treat. A heater and a wood burner were present, but we didn’t need them during the heatwave. I’d recommend this for anyone who wants the feel of camping but also a nice shower, a fridge, a kitchen, and a good bed—an unusual way to holiday. Nothing really stood out as negative, except that you have to walk about 6–7 steps from the yurt to the kitchen/bathroom area. So if you need the loo at night you’ll have to get at least a bit dressed to go out. If it were freezing cold or pouring with rain you might have to hold it in, but in summer it wasn’t a problem. The area was well lit, so no torch was needed, and the steps and gravel kept you from slipping or getting muddy.

Richard·3 mesi fa