The Cornish Hide
£198.00 to £275.00 per night
The highlights
Gorgeous treehouse that is nestled in a dense woodland offering true peace and tranquility.
The Hyde offers plenty of chances for relaxation - sunbathe in your own private garden, read a book in the comfy lounge, or enjoy a snooze in a hammock.
Bohemian style combines with modern, luxury amenities to guarantee you an enjoyable stay.
The Hyde is ideally located meaning guests can reach both the South and North Cornish coastline, offering the best of both worlds. Prepare meals in the modern kitchen or grill alfresco on the Heston Blumenthal BBQ.
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