Those who don’t want to camp in the mud with the peasants can spend a meager thirty dollars for five nights at the festival’s luxurious glamping location, Pop-Up Hotel, with the festival starting today.
Glastonbury-goers with cash to burn can swerve the muddy delights of the camping fields in favour of a luxury glamping site a stone’s throw away from the festival itself. The Pop-Up Hotel offers everything from helicopter arrivals to IV infusions, all to give VIPs the star treatment as they enjoy everything Worthy Farm has to offer.
The upscale accommodations provide their guests with the “perfect balance of relaxing rejuvenation to all the summer festival excitement.” The hotel offers “luxurious upgrades and expertly curated wellness experiences” to ensure guests experience “precision like never before.”
The Pop-Up Hotel claims that “roughing it” is a thing of the past because it offers suites with private bathrooms and all rooms with real beds and power outlets for charging phones.
With free parking, personal concierge and customer service teams, luggage and buggy transportation, 24-hour private security, and easy check-in, it goes on. The Pop-Up Hotel will feature two exclusive VIP seating areas, each with its own distinctive bold aesthetic, all set in a field that is only a 10-minute walk from Gate D.
No more lugging around trailers full of crates and heavy tents, guests can fly in to the hotel using Slick Travel’s Heli-Hop service. Avoiding the traffic, of which there is plenty, and long queues, Pop-Up Hotel guests can “fly into Glastonbury like rock royalty”.
Additionally, Pop-Up Hotel guests will receive a chic glass of chilled Champagne Piaff in place of the customary can of warm Strongbow as the tent goes up. The organisers claim that they can then laze around the venue’s private pool and watch as they soak up guest musicians’ DJ sets and covert performances.
Many festivalgoers are concerned about personal hygiene, but the Pop-Up Hotel guests won’t have to deal with the smell of the long-drops. Glampers will have access to private bathrooms instead of long lines for cold showers, and there isn’t a single wet wipe to be seen. The bathrooms are made of sustainable materials from Wild.
In fact, Glasto guests won’t just be looking really radiant, which is a big ask in itself. Guest will be provided with “complimentary tools and products, private cubicle hot showers 24 hours a day, and proper flushing loos” in the salon’s “plains.”
Sephora make-up artists will be present to give the experience some sparkle by providing “festival-themed makeup services and hair treatments.” Those who prefer to do their own things can also use Sephora products in the self-serve salon.
Although guests may have a little more money than the average person, they are still human. They can simply inject wellness into their veins using bespoke IV infusions if they have a little too much and end up feeling a little worse for wear.
The Wellness Space is described as “a cutting-edge spa experience with contrast therapies, saunas, and ice baths combined with breathwork, yoga, and wellness experiences curated by The Pop-Up Hotel’s Heads of Wellbeing: Experts Richie Norton and Rob &, Josie da Bank.
Body Brilliant offers bespoke treatments to revitalize festival weary bodies, ranging from vitamin booster drops to bespoke IV infusions and compression therapies.
For truly magical experiences that relax the mind and hydrate the skin, Homewood House Hotel Massage will be on hand to offer “advanct therapeutic techniques, nature’s finest botanicals, and science-led complexes, along with signature touches.”
For a bit of a boost, forget the Red Bull, coffee will be provided by the Hotel’s caffeine partner Lavazza, who will be brewing authentic Italian coffee and cocktails. The brand will also be operating a bar, restaurant and courtyard Kitchen & The Deli.
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