Luxury cabin operator Cabu is set to expand its UK footprint with a £24 million eco-resort development in the Cotswolds.
The new site, located in Langley on the former Marconi radio site, will comprise 51 timber cabins offering one-, two- and three-bedroom self-catered accommodation.
The company said the resort will operate year-round, providing high-quality short-term stays in a countryside setting.
The cabins will be arranged around a central hub building housing a spa and leisure facilities, including indoor and outdoor swimming pools.
Planned wellness amenities include hot tubs, saunas, and a plunge bucket, while the indoor pool will feature floor-to-ceiling windows and lounge seating.
In addition to accommodation and spa facilities, the development will incorporate a shop, restaurant, two bars, and a studio events space. Cabu said the resort will focus on “low-adrenaline activities,” positioning itself as a relaxed base for visitors exploring the wider Cotswolds area.
The location provides access to established tourism destinations including Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford.
The Cotswolds property will mark Cabu’s third resort. The company currently operates Cabu by the Sea in Kent and Cabu by the Lakes in County Cavan, Ireland.
Cabu by the Sea is described as an intimate coastal retreat offering accommodation ranging from studio-style cabins for couples to larger three-bedroom units for families.
Cabu by the Lakes, located in Killykeen Forest Park, features log cabins and lake houses alongside a nature-focused spa incorporating forest bathing areas and a Japanese bath.
At Cabu by the Lakes, a two-night stay for two guests in March is currently priced from £544.18, reflecting the brand’s positioning within the premium short-break segment.
The Cotswolds expansion underlines continued investment in cabin-based, experience-led accommodation within established domestic tourism markets.
