Fabulous cabins for chic glamping

At the Pertuis de Rofo, the Nordic Lodge offers both space and comfort. This is not just a cabin, it’s a small house, with 37 square metres of floor space, perched eight metres high, overlooking the beautiful Vilaine Valley in southern Brittany. The cabin is reached via a 20m long wooden footbridge. The lounge area and two bedrooms are elegantly decorated with Scandinavian accents. As you enjoy the view from the 20 sq. m. terrace, nature really is at your fingertips!

Relive your childhood in 3-star comfort. At the ‘Cabane du bout du monde’ (‘Cabin at the end of the world’) in Lampaul-Plouarzel (Finistère), having fun is a way of life. You reach the cabin via a walkway or a climbing wall – your choice – and once inside you’re surrounded by wood, including the furniture, the children’s toys and the stove. It’s all very warm and cosy. To get out, you simply take the wooden slide down to a delightful leafy garden!

The Yves Rocher spa-cabin nestles five metres above the ground in the branches of a century-old cypress tree at La Gacilly. The spacious suite and terrace has a welcoming, comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. True to the spirit of La Grée des Landes, the cabin has an eco-friendly design based on wood from French forests. Between autumn and spring, this is a peaceful little retreat, ideal for couples, with just a starry sky and singing birds for company. From June to September, the cabin becomes a spa.

“EN TY” means ‘home’ in the Breton language and the name definitely fits this very spacious, cosy cabin on stilts on the Dihan estate in Morbihan. Every detail inside has been carefully thought out, with environmentally-friendly materials, decoration by Breton designers, and linen sheets for the queen-size bed that faces the wood-burning stove. The large, covered, south-facing terrace is the perfect place for romantic dinners. Down below, there’s a fair chance you’ll spot deer and horses.