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There’s something about the gentle landscape of the Cotswolds that makes you feel instantly calm. There are no dramatic mountain ranges, no waves aggressively crashing against the shore, no deep dark lochs – just lovely rolling hills and adorable cobbled villages. So what better place to open a luxury holiday resort?
There are plenty of luxury escapes in the Cotswolds already, from Estelle Manor to Soho Farmhouse. But now, there’s a new one on the way. A derelict old radio transmission site in Langley is being transformed into a £24 million new resort named Cabü in the Cotswolds. And it’s due to open in 2027.
The resort will be made up of more than 50 Scandi-style self-catered cabins ranging from one to three beds alongside a shop, two bars and an events studio. Designs show the cabins made out of timber panels with green window details. The company says that they’ll be as eco-friendly as possible, created using modern methods of timber engineering and zero water in manufacture.
There’ll be lots of wellness offerings and ‘low adrenaline activities’ too, including an indoor pool and a nature spa with saunas, hot tubs and plunge buckets. Once open, the resort will offer two, three and four night stays throughout the year.
Cabü already runs luxury resorts on St Mary’s Bay in Kent and in Killykeen Forest Park in Ireland. Both feature a central Cabü House which acts as reception, a nature spa and a sitooterie (Scottish for ‘sit out’) for socialising, dining and gathering around a fire.
We don’t know how much a stay at Cabü in the Cotswolds will cost yet, but a two night stay for two people at the Kent resort costs £395 while the equivalent in the Irish cabins costs around £544.
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