We stayed in one of the Yurts at Graig Wen for a few days in the Easter holidays at the beginning of April. The yurt was lovely and cosy with sheepskin rugs, floor cushions and futons to sleep on. We had to bring our own bedding but because of the unseasonably low temperatures the owners kindly provided us with extra sleeping bags and throws. There was a little wood-burning stove which warmed things up pretty quickly and a well equipped "kitchen area". One of the loveliest moments was lying in bed looking up through the clear centre of the top of the yurt and watching the millions of stars that you only get to see in those few and far between places where there's no artificial light. The yurt had a fire pit outside too, on which we managed to cook our supper on our last night despite the weather! The only minor flaw (and it is a very minor one) was the walk down a muddy hill to the loos. Ok during the day- not great at night. Sarah and John made us feel very welcome and we'd certainly go back again.