Breathtaking sea views across Mount’s Bay wait to welcome you at The Hidden Burrow. Hibernate with loved ones and feel serenity settle in your snug paradise beneath the earth. Or, set off for dreamy coastal walks with your canine companion across Marazion’s spellbinding sands before discovering St Ives’ iconic harbour further afield. As the days draw in, let your cares melt away in the bubbling hot tub as stars spill across the Cornish night sky and cosy up in your peaceful retreat as the majestic tiled ceilings curve overhead.
The Hidden Burrow
2.2 miles NE of Penzance
Sleeps 4 | dog friendly
From £146 per night
Underground burrow in Cornwall with a hot tub, use of a sauna: Set against spellbinding sea views and the iconic St Michael's Mount, this whimsical hideaway buried in the Cornish coast is the perfect escape for you and your four-legged friend.
Overview
Step Inside
Complete seclusion awaits the moment you step through the door. At one end of the open plan burrow sits a sumptuous king-sized bed, a smart TV, and a heavenly skylight filling the hideaway with natural light… the perfect place to be as dusk begins to settle and stars pepper the sky. When slumber calls, the skylight can be covered to ensure a peaceful night’s rest.
With a lustrous bathroom placed next to the bedroom, enjoy a relaxing moment in the luxe walk-in shower, dry off with toasty towels warmed by the heated towel rail, and settle down for an evening cocooned in your hidden paradise. The underfloor heating will surely keep you snug throughout the colder months and can be altered to your liking.
Lined with earthy tones, soak up romantic dinners tucked away in the heavenly kitchen area, complete with an oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, toaster, kettle, and air fryer. Slow breakfasts and relaxed dinners can be enjoyed from the comfortable kitchen bench, with a fold out sofa bed beside it for your little ones. Please note, the sofa bed is only suitable for children aged 12 and younger.
Outdoors
Step outside to your own secluded space set against the spellbinding Cornish coast. Made with total privacy in mind, spend soul-soothing evenings sinking into bubbling depths in the electric 5 seat hot tub, before indulging in a hot chocolate piled with cream and marshmallows beside the firepit. Made for alfresco moments, enjoy sun-kissed evenings savouring delicious dishes on the 4-seat rattan dining set, or enjoy your favourite nibbles wrapped up in fluffy blankets in the colder months as the solar lights fill the outdoor space.
Shared with other hideaways onsite, recharge in the wood-fired sauna, immerse in the alfresco shower, or brave a revitalising dip in the cold plunge barrel for a truly restorative escape. On the other end of the meadow sits a beauty room where guests can enjoy spa treatments upon request.
A park is also a short walk away from the burrow, complete with a football goal, a trampoline, volleyball net, and a climbing frame. Watch your little ones let off some steam before having a look at the local produce and treats in the honesty shop onsite.
Explore
Perched beside Marazion’s golden shore, there’s plenty to do in this magical part of Cornwall. Stroll along the majestic St Michaels Way footpath, take a dip in the sea, or visit the vibrant Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, before retreating to The White Hart or the Star Inn for a wholesome pub supper. Why not walk over to the iconic St Michael’s Mount? Revealing a cobblestone causeway at low tide, uncover a slice of Cornish history within the castle’s ancient walls.
A whisper from the seaside town of Penzance, unwind completely at the saltwater Art Deco Lido and the new geothermal pool. Savour seafood delights at Mackerel Sky in Newlyn’s fishing village, or hearty meals at the Meadery. If you are visiting around the festive season, the pretty village of Mousehole displays some beautiful Christmas lights that showcase the story of Cornwall.
For surf lovers, roam the waves at Sennen Cove or Gwithian Beach or enjoy a peaceful paddle at Porthcurno before watching a show at the historic Minack Theatre nestled on the cliffs above. Adventure seekers will adore hopping on a ferry from Penzance to the beautiful Isles of Scilly for a memorable day out beyond the Cornish coast.
Extra Information
For dog owners, please note that the outdoor space is not fully enclosed. Temporary fencing can be put up around the hideaway upon request.
A highchair can be provided upon request.
There are two safari tents and one Shepherd’s hut onsite, Mount View Horizon (3348) Mount View Sunrise (3349), and Mount View Retreat (3350), should you wish to book a group getaway. All hideaways are positioned in a way that has complete privacy.
More Details
Availability, reservations and pricing: From £146 per night
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