A rejuvenating stay is a given at Yurt At Midland Farm, a lovely exclusive-use glamping unit nuzzled on a working farm in the varying greenery of the romantic Herefordshire countryside. The spacious abode lies nestled on a lush one-acre garden ablaze with vivid flowers. The manicured gardens are so well-tended; it has even featured in the Royal Horticultural Society magazine and is open to the public a few times a year. A gleaming wildlife pond hosts a variety of birdlife, so look forward to observing herons, kingfishers darting from the trees, and the haunting calls of owls in the surrounding woods at night. The rurally perfect settings are complemented by a spacious, nineteen-foot Mongolian Yurt, equipped with everything needed for a stress-free stay. The interior features décor as colourful as the flowers outside, with lovely patchwork, throws and lanterns. There is a large, French antique double bed and two single beds for four adventurers. A wood-burning stove helps keep the cold at bay on chilly nights and the colder months of the year. A shepherd’s house right next to the unit holds a private kitchen and bathroom facilities. The wooden deck with outdoor furniture is perfect for soaking in the sunset, while the chimenea provides warmth or acts as an outdoor cooker. Hen’s eggs and freshly baked bread are available for purchase at the owner’s Sarah and Charlie’s redbrick cottage. Sorry, no pets allowed.