The Pop-Up Hotel is splitting into two wings for Glastonbury Festival Week 2027, with stays running from 23 June to 28 June. Guests can book Festival Fields or Halcyon Fields now, with early-bird rooms held at 2025 prices from £245 per person per night in an Emperor Bell Tent.
The 16-year-old off-site hotel is pitching the change as two atmospheres under one standard: Festival Fields for people who want the party on their doorstep, and Halcyon Fields for a quieter, more spacious retreat with views towards Glastonbury Tor. Guests get full cross-access to dining, bars and entertainment on both sites.
Festival Fields is the original site, a short walk from Gate D, with 300 rooms ranging from classic bell tents to five-bedroom en-suite Tenthouse Suites. The swimming pool is back as the social hub, with the Triangle Stage hosting live acts, DJs and poolside sessions, plus a 24-hour bar, all-day dining and an on-site salon.
Halcyon Fields sits higher in the top fields, with wood-fired hot tubs, the hotel’s largest spa, daily yoga, massage treatments and acoustic nights by the fire. A fleet of vintage 4x4s will run a continuous loop between Halcyon Fields, Festival Fields and the festival site, around 10 minutes each way, with no published timetable.
Bookings are room only. A 20% refundable deposit secures an early-bird rate (up to 30% off) on a limited number of rooms, with cancellations accepted before November 2026 minus an admin fee, and a refund if you fail to get Glastonbury tickets before they are released. Parking is included. Food, drinks, spa, salon and the helipad cost extra. Festival tickets must be bought separately from the festival, and The Pop-Up Hotel is not affiliated with or endorsed by Glastonbury Festival.
Founder Mark Sorrill said: “For 16 years, we’ve listened to how our guests love to experience Glastonbury. Some want to get out of bed and step straight into the party, while others crave a serene space to rest, recharge, and take in the view before diving back in. For 2027, we’re delivering the best of both worlds with two completely different atmospheres, both built on the uncompromising hospitality and unforgettable experience our guests expect.”
Shared across both wings are the usual Pop-Up Hotel basics: real beds, power outlets, hot private showers, 24-hour concierge and round-the-clock private security. Wellness and poolside living have been part of the Glastonbury offer for years, from the SoulCircus spa pairing to later guest experiences around the pool, salon and transfers.
Past guests named by the hotel include Margot Robbie, Cara Delevingne, Chelsea Handler, David Beckham, Brad Pitt, Sam Ryder and Daisy Lowe. The brand has also expanded into Formula 1 at Silverstone, Monaco and Monza. Room details and bookings are on the Glastonbury hotel page.
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