The Grand Pavilion.

”In Xanadu did Kubla Khan a stately pleasure-dome decree...”

The summer of 2009 has seen the extension of our uniquely beautiful onion-domed pavilion made from a range of oiled hard woods. An elegant blend of global architecture and cultures, this versatile structure can now adapt to accommodate between 100 and 2000 people.

Consisting of around 4 tons of ash wood and waxed cotton canvas, this is the largest yurt in the world.

Pavilion by a lake

pavilion roof interior

Curved ash beams support the roof. Click to open in another window.

pavilion interior

pavilion dancefloor

Spectacular central dancefloor. Click to open in another window.

The Grand Pavillion - versatile and adaptable. Click to open in another window.

pavilion wedding

The all-new “orangery”

“The Orangery”, new for 2010. Click to open in another window.

The main area of the structure can span either 30 or 60 feet in diameter, with the peak of the roof soaring some 25 feet from the ground.

Yurts with large doorways can radiate from the walls of the main structure to create rooms for a variety of uses, such as for catering, bars, chill-out rooms, or simply as an extension to the central function area.