Live like a Hobbit in this cozy lodge that looks like it’s out of Tolkien’s world

Fantasy lovers can take a step down the hobbit hole this winter, as a new location invites guests inside to escape the icy winter weather.

or Tolkien inspired vacation spot has opened for business in north-west Cambridge, with pods and lodges available for keen glampers.

Just outside Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk, West Stow Pods offers a peaceful stay for those who want it it escapes the hustle and bustle of city life.

Emulating the world-famous Hobbiton, pods and lodges are equipped for service groups of two to six people.

The pods are equipped with a kitchenette and appliances, as well as a bathroom, TV and bedroom and are slightly smaller than the lodges.

Lodges are larger, with full kitchens and separate bedrooms as well as living room space.

West Stow Pods it is also pet friendly, allowing families to include their furry family members in vacation plans.

The glamping site has been recognized as one of the best woodland escapes in the UK.

Located next to King Forest, the options for hiking, biking and outdoor time are endless.

Guests can also choose to spend the day in the local town, which is full of restaurants and shops to explore.

West Stow has rooms priced between £170 and £458 for two nights, depending on whether you choose a lodge or lodge.

Prospective guests can secure a seat by booking on the company’s website.

For vacationers who are more inclined to the coast than the forest, tthat beautiful seaside town Saundersfoot THERE cozy bars and award-winning hotels.

city sits between Tenby and Amroth in Pembrokeshire.

It’s home to around 3,000 residents and has a sandy blue flag beach, a picturesque harbor with cafes and shops, plenty of walking paths – but absolutely no driving.

And according to Walesonline “Its rugged coastline is among the most beautiful in the world and can be enjoyed all year round, especially in autumn.”

Someone in Tripadvisor described the village as a “winter wonderland” when Christmas the lights are on.

It’s a popular spot for Atlantic gray seals and you can see them on boat trips – and you can see them all year round

Saundersfoot has previously been named one of the ‘best places to live by the sea in the UK 2024’ by The Sunday Times.

The family-run restaurant serves food from curries to pasta, surf and turf, steak and burgers.