The Dome is a well-rounded stay, in more ways than one. Its circular design holds quite a few secrets hidden from the outside. Upon approach, you'll spot the vast window on the far side, that overlooks the sloping hills, and the skylight for counting stars as you drift off on the bespoke king-size bed. Whilst winter might see you curled up listening to the wood burner crackle and rain pitter patter on the roof, reading books from the shelf on the sofa, summer will have you outside dining al fresco on the table, or draped over a bean bag firepit-side. Thanks to the passionate conservation work of the Pritchard family, the space is off-grid, with compost loos, solar power, and spring water running through the taps. Whilst it does have electricity, it's USB only, so don’t pack the hairdryer! There’s plenty of nature to find on these 18 acres of farmland, from sheep dawdling in their fields, bees lazily traipsing from bluebell to snowdrop, and stream meandering throughout.

If you’ve come in search of adventure, you might spend the daytime hiking The Black Mountains 15 minutes drive, or lunching and canoeing in Hay-on-Wye 24 minutes away. In any case, escape or escapade, you’ll come back to a dip in the wood-fired hot tub, and dinner cooked in the covered kitchen area out on deck (next to the shower block) and hop through its bifold doors from hob to tabletop outside. There are also three pubs close by, The Bridge Inn, The Bull’s Head, and The Mill, all ideal spots for a bite to eat.

The GeoDome can include one "babe in arms". Please make sure to bring your own sleeping provisions and be mindful during colder months as the wood-burner is the only source of heating. Unfortunately, it is not suitable for children.