- What precautions are you taking for coronavirus? We are following the UK hospitality guidelines on all matters cleaning, this includes
- removing all crockery, cutlery and glasswear at the end of each stay, putting it through a hot dishwasher wash whilst a separate set is rotated into each cabin
- Washing the sheets, towels and waterproof pillow liners every time at a 60* or hotter wash
- Providing our cleaning staff with protective PPE, extra cleaning supplies to prevent cross contamination
- Thoroughly cleaning high touch areas, including handles, switches, doors etc
- Removing high touch items such as books and board games
- Checking guests in over the phone avoiding all physical contact
- Will the virus measures effect what's on offer during my stay? We have stopped all personal contact options available such as massage, yoga, reiki, along with food based options such as gin foraging and the raw chocolate workshop. We are continuing to offer the woodwork courses to folks and will allocate a clean set of tools to each participant for the duration of their session.
- What measures effect the food options? We will be offering a menu of things that can be pre set in the cabin ready for your arrival, this excludes the pizza package as this is delivered fresh. Please get in touch to ask about specifics.
- Is the hot tub still available? The hot tub is unfortunately not in use at the moment, as it uses fresh water and is a shared facility.
- What linen is provided? All the spaces come with feather duvets and pillows, please let us know if you'd like hypoallergenic bedding instead.
- Goji has two large single duvets, slate grey linen duvet and pillow covers, two bath towels with hand towels by the sinks, a bath mat in the shower and tea towels.
- The tree houses have king size 400 t.c. white Egyptian cotton linen, bath towels, hand towels, shower mat, tea towel and two large fluffy dressing gowns.
- The Yurt and Hobbit House have king size 400 t.c. Egyptian cotton linen, bath towels, hand towel, shower mat and a tea towel
- What is provided in the kitchen? Each kitchen is equipped with two saucepans, a frying pan, grater, bottle opener, cafetiere, sharp kitchen knives including a bread knife, bread board, garlic press, can opener, scissors, peeler, cooking utensils, dinner plates, side plates, bowls, small glasses, tall glasses, wine glasses and mugs. We stock you up with coffee for the cafetiere, tea, sugar, milk and oil.
- What are the cooking facilities? Every space has a double gas hob for cooking on as well as access to a large BBQ, for the tree cabins they are on the deck, for Hobbit, Goji and the Yurt they are in the communal kitchen area in the wilding kitchen camp, please bring your own charcoal. Every space has an under counter fridge with the exception of Goji which has a chest fridge. The wood fired pizza oven is also in the wilding camp up by the treetent and hobbit kitchen, the Hobbit house has a fire pit at the back, the yurt has a fire pit at the front and Goji has a covered fire pit in the kitchen area. On the meadow we have a communal fire pit, beside the hot tub area.
- Do we need to bring firewood? We provide fire wood in each space with enough for a fire an evening, with extra provided in the winter months. We sell firewood on site for outdoor fires. The hot tub firewood is provided.
- Is there disabled access to the spaces? We can accomodate disabled people in some of our spaces, get in contact to see which are most suitable on brookhousewoods@gmail.com
- Do you offer stays of different length or check in not on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday? During high season in the treecabins we don't offer stays of different lengths or on odd check in days, we do have flexibility during high season for Goji, Hobbit and the Yurt, get in contact with your proposed dates on brookhousewoods@gmail.com
- Can I bring my pet? As a general rule yes! We've had visitors in all shapes and sizes, cats, parakeets, horses and even a golden buzzard! Drop us an email to check that your furry friend is OK but in general we welcome all.
- Are the pubs mentioned on the website dog friendly? Yes! Herefordshire loves dogs! We also have the number of a dog friendly taxi service in case you don't fancy the walk back.
- Which is the best treehouse?! Such a hard question as its such personal preference! In general Walden is higher up in the canopy line so feels more tree tops and has a slightly Scandi feel to it, Humboldt is tucked in the trees a little with a twisted Oak right on the deck along with a hammock and has a slightly more bohemian feel, whilst Venn has a double aspect view looking down the Frome Valley and its rolling hills with a fine Oak coming through the deck. Best thing is to have a look at the gallery on each page and see which one speaks to you the most.
