Romantic Riverside Cabins with Hot Tubs in the Wye Valley

Three off-grid dog-friendly cabins in the Wye Valley, each with its own hot tub, private space and access to a secret pebble beach on the River Wye.

Discover White House Cabin Hideaways, set in the rolling Herefordshire countryside just a stone’s throw from Ross-on-Wye and Hereford. These three log cabins each sleep two guests and are ideal for solo travellers or couples – whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply craving time away from it all.

Part of the White House Farm Estate, known for its luxury glamping stays and in a separate part of the farm looking out on the River Wye, these hideaways bring together nature, simplicity and a touch of idyllic luxury. Wake up to sweeping views over the Wye Valley, share a picnic on your own secret pebble beach by the river, or sink into a wood-fired hot tub as you disconnect from the everyday.

This is the perfect spot for couples seeking privacy, seclusion and a true rural escape. And with plenty of activities onsite, there’s no need to wander far – paddleboard along the River Wye, book a beauty treatment, or stretch out with a yoga session surrounded by breathtaking countryside.

When night falls, snuggle up by the wood burner, toast marshmallows over the firepit, or lose yourself whilst stargazing at the star-studded skies. A stay here is more than a getaway – it’s an experience you’ll treasure long after you’ve left.

The Accommodation

White House Cabin Hideaways is a collection of 3 individually designed off-grid cabins – Hare, Fox and Pheasant.

Here you’ll discover:

• A double bed – with luxury linen and stunning views over the Wye Valley
• Open-plan living at its best – A cosy wood burner, a well-equipped kitchenette with gas stove, and a breakfast bar.
• A separate shower room – With a compost loo, shower and hand basin

Outdoor Living

Each cabin is set up with plenty of private space, so you can truly switch off and unwind.

• Hot tubs – Perfect for stargazing or winding down after a long walk.
• Outdoor bath – Exclusive to Hare Cabin, for an extra slice of romance.
• Firepit with grill – For making ‘smores or grilling a flavourful feast
• Relax in nature – For sundowners, there’s a picnic bench and outdoor chairs
  
• Secret beach – A hidden pebble shore on the River Wye, exclusively for guest use. Ideal for romantic picnics or just somewhere to rest and watch the world go by.

Dog-Friendly Stays

At White House Cabin Hideaways, dogs aren’t just tolerated – they’re warmly welcomed. Each cabin allows up to two dogs (for a small additional fee), so your pet can join in the adventure too. The Wye Valley is packed with scenic trails, riverside walks and open fields that pups will love, plus there are plenty of dog-friendly pubs nearby where you can both refuel after a day outdoors. While dogs need to stay on a lead around the farm’s orchards and livestock, once you’re out exploring, they’ll have endless space to sniff, run and roam.

Sustainable by Nature

These cabins have been created with the environment in mind, blending luxury with low-impact living. Fully off-grid, each cabin is powered by solar panels and gas, with a wood stove for heating. Water is sourced sustainably, and compost / incinerator loos are used to reduce waste. The design is all about treading lightly while still offering comfort – think crisp linen sheets, steaming hot showers, and cosy evenings by the fire. Staying here is a chance to experience a more mindful way of living, without sacrificing any of the little luxuries that make a getaway special.

Discover the Wye Valley From Your Cosy Cabin

White House Cabin Hideaways sits in the peaceful village of How Caple, right in the heart of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. From your cabin, you’ll spot wildlife, hear birdsong, and have the River Wye just steps away – perfect for wild swimming, paddling, or a picnic on your own secret pebble beach.

The surrounding area is rich with history and charm. Head to Ross-on-Wye for independent shops and riverside strolls, or explore the cathedral city of Hereford with its foodie scene and historic treasures. Ledbury is another local gem, known for its black-and-white timbered buildings and boutique shops. For those who love the outdoors, the Forest of Dean and Symonds Yat are within easy reach, offering dramatic landscapes, walking trails, and some of the best views in the region.

Getting Here

White House Cabin Hideaways feels tucked away, but it’s simple to reach.

• By car: Just off the A449, near the M50.
• By train: Hereford Station (8.4 miles), Ledbury Station (8.5 miles) and Colwall Station (12.2 miles).
• By air: Gloucestershire Airport (18.8 miles), Bristol Airport (66 miles) and Birmingham Airport (68 miles).

Things to Do

You’ll never be short of adventures here, with lots to do both onsite and in the local area

• Canoeing & paddleboarding on the River Wye
• Wild swimming & fishing
• Book a Private Yoga session or wellbeing treatment onsite
• Cycling & walking trails straight from your door
• Cosy pubs and restaurants nearby
• Local attractions include Symonds Yat and the Forest of Dean

Plan Your Perfect Rural Hideaway

Life at White House Cabin Hideaways moves at a gentler pace. Here, mornings are for slow coffees on the terrace while mist lifts over the valley. Afternoons can be as adventurous or restful as you like — paddle down the river, cycle through quiet country lanes, or simply sink into your hot tub with a glass of fizz. As the sun sets, light the firepit, share a homemade feast, and look up to skies filled with stars.

These cabins are designed for simplicity, seclusion, and togetherness. Just you, your favourite person (and maybe your pup), surrounded by nothing but nature. It’s an escape that gives you space to breathe, reconnect, and return home refreshed.