For the ultimate in relaxation and romance, treat your nearest and dearest to an extra-special holiday with a hot tub! Imagine the feeling of bliss as you sit back and unwind in a hot tub, as the warm water soothes your body after a fun-filled day. Let the bubbles of the hot tub work their magic to leave you feeling refreshed and relaxed. Plus, dogs are welcome at all of these self-catering holiday cottages.
2,325 properties found
Hereford, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
Enjoying a scenic, secluded location with views across horse paddocks and mature woodland; this characterful shepherds hut with a private hot tub is the ultimate romantic bolthole perfect for couples eager to explore everything that the breathtaking Wye Valley has to offer. Bursting with character, the open-plan living/kitchen/dining/sleeping layout of this shepherd’s hut is as cosy as it is ambient. The roaring wood burner and charming, curved wood-clad ceiling create a true sense of warmth, whilst the rustic touches and calming neutral hues perfectly blend in with the rich heritage and colour palette of the local landscape. Boasting sumptuously soft lines and a TV overhead, the built-in double bed offers a haven of tranquillity to retire to before kick-starting your next adventure with an invigorating shower in the spacious and stylish shower room in the hut opposite. Outside, make the most of your stunning scenery by enjoying a glass of something chilled from the comfort of the hot tub or a gorgeous summer house. As the cooler evening air settles, gather around the fire pit to warm chilly toes as you star gaze way past bedtime. Set in 200 acres of Herefordshire farmland, this idyllic spot deep in the heart of the Wye Valley is a haven for keen outdoor explorers, with several scenic footpaths boasting breathtaking countryside views beginning from the doorstep. A playground for outdoor activities all year-round, the Wye Valley Way offers river walks and golden valleys in autumn whilst the trails through the Forest of Dean (21 miles) are rich with bluebells and snowdrops in the spring. The local Go Ape (20 miles) offers adrenaline thrills aplenty whilst the charming market town of Ross-on-Wye 10.5 miles away offers some wonderful local produce from its fantastic array of independent shops, cafes and restaurants.
Weekly prices from £656.00
Jervaulx, Yorkshire Dales
2 1 1 Yes
Located on a working farm in the village of Jervaulx, this beautiful cottage is in a stunning setting and makes a peaceful escape for two. It has a wrap-around garden and patio, a hot tub, and a BBQ, as well as cosy interiors, underfloor heating, and a wood burner. And it’s perfect for going on beautiful walks, and exploring Jervaulx Abbey and Masham. The stylish single-storey cottage was once a cattle shed and still has lots of character, it’s bright and attractive throughout with lots of thoughtful touches. Go into the welcoming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, which is lovely and light with comfy sofas, a Smart TV, a wood burner, exposed beams, and French doors to the patio. There’s a large kitchen area with plenty of space and everything you need to prepare tasty meals, including a slow cooker, and a dining table and chairs for enjoying your creations. The airy super-king-size bedroom also has a door outside, as well as a Smart TV and storage, and there’s a contemporary shower room with a walk-in shower. Outside, relax in the hot tub on the veranda and enjoy the views, fire up the BBQ and dine alfresco on the patio, and potter in the fenced/walled garden. There’s also secure storage for bikes and walking gear and a wash station for muddy dogs. Explore the Dales and Rover Ure on walks and bike rides from the door, visit Aysgarth Falls (14.5 miles), and discover the ruins of the 12th-century Cistercian Jervaulx Abbey (1.5 miles). Head into Masham village for a local supermarket, tearooms and a bakery, and book a tour of the Black Sheep Brewery (3.5 miles). Explore the cafes and shops in Bedale (9.5 miles) and the market town of Leyburn (7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £911.00
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
A stylish pod offers a tranquil spot for couples who want to enjoy a quieter pace of life as they explore the scenic landscape of North Wales. One pet is also welcome. Located close to the market town of Corwen, the pod has a hot tub and lovely, far-reaching rural views. Corwen has shops, pubs and eating places, and there is a wealth of walks, cycle paths and mountain trails in the surrounding countryside. Beautiful Llangollen on the banks of the River Dee and historic Ruthin, both within 15 miles, have a host of attractions to enjoy. Wake up to wonderful country views from your king-size bed in this cosy retreat. A comfortable sofa, dining table and compact kitchen in the charming, open-plan interior all have the same lovely outlook through large glass doors. The pod is beautifully furnished in contemporary style, with a colour palette of grey, white and touches of yellow. A streamlined shower room completes the well-planned layout. Outside, relax and admire the view from the hot tub on the patio, which has garden furniture and a BBQ—perfect for outdoor dining. See the prehistoric stone in Corwen’s 12th century church and walk or cycle on trails through the Clocaenog Forest (9 miles), as you look out for red squirrels. At Corwen station, hop on the delightful Llangollen Heritage Railway steam train for a 10-mile scenic journey beside the River Dee. Llangollen is famous for the annual Eisteddfod and as a World Heritage site for its canal and the spectacular Pontcysysllte Aqueduct. Enjoy a horse-drawn, dog-friendly boat trip along the canal or a motorised journey across the Aqueduct. Visit Ruthin for a journey through time at Nantclwyd y Dre, a medieval house with 500 years of history.
Weekly prices from £507.00
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Rekindle the romance with your special someone in this stylish glamping pod just outside the charming village of Corwen. Sleeping two people, this is a perfect bolthole for couples in search of a romantic retreat in the heart of the North Wales countryside. Wake up and take a stroll hand-in-hand along the River Dee before checking out the outdoor adventure centres in Betws-y-Coed and Llangollen in the afternoon. In the evening, fire up the BBQ on the pod’s patio and dine alfresco. Take a dip in the outdoor hot tub before bed. Step inside and you’ll be greeted by an inviting open-plan studio consisting of lounge, kitchen/diner and bedroom areas that are bathed in a calming palette of soft greys. Slip onto the sofa and take a moment to appreciate the homely yet stylish decor, before rustling up some dinner in the compact kitchen area. Enjoy dinner for two in the chic dining area while taking in the views from the large sliding glass door, or step outside and share a casual al fresco dinner on the patio. After dinner, pour yourself a glass of wine and enjoy a relaxing soak in the hot tub. At the end of the day, snuggle up in the double bed. In the morning, you’ll wake up to beautiful valley views. Experience a nostalgic day out at Carrog Railway Station (4 miles). Take a romantic trip through the stunning Dee Valley on a steam train and feel all the romance of bygone days. Alternatively, set off on a romantic canal boat trip down the Llangollen Canal (12 miles). Stop at the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for breathtaking views and a romantic photo opportunity.
Weekly prices from £507.00
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
When you need a solo adventure or a couple’s escape, this fabulous getaway is the ideal choice. Its impressive interior is complemented by a hot tub on the deck outside and it’s ideally located for walking, cycling and other activities in the beautiful Welsh countryside. Slide open the glazed doors to this enticing retreat and you’ll find a refreshing interior with a curvy shape, planked walls and a wooden floor. A perfect backdrop to the simple life where you can truly relax and recharge. The living space is open plan, with a bijou kitchen tucked in a corner that includes an air fryer, a hob, a microwave/grill, a fridge/freezer and a dishwasher – plus that all-important coffee machine for morning eye-openers. There’s a dining table for two and a comfortable sofa from which you can indulge in hours appreciating the glorious views or draw the curtains and enjoy a show on the Smart TV. At the far end of the pod, the king-size bedroom (one side of the bed is against the wall) is the perfect place for a good night’s sleep, and there’s a handsome shower room in which to enjoy a refreshing spritz. For fresh air and al fresco meals, your wraparound deck has dining furniture and a built-in BBQ. There is the ultimate in relaxation therapy: a hot tub with blissful views. The pod is set, with three others, on a fourth-generation Welsh dairy farm and is just 2.5 miles from the village of Corwen, which offers a small variety of shops and places to eat. In 10 miles, you can reach the picturesque medieval town of Ruthin, where there’s boutique shopping, fine dining and attractions including a Victorian gaol and a craft centre. The popular destinations of Bala, Betws-y-Coed, Denbigh and Llangollen are all within 15 miles.
Weekly prices from £535.00
Castle Douglas, Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway
2 1 1 Yes
Perfectly positioned on the splendid, private Rascarrel Bay, this luxurious lodge is perfect for soothing solitude or a romantic break for two - just make sure your four-pawed pals come along too! Within a stone’s throw from the seashore, yet close to all local amenities, step out of the front door to enjoy plentiful, varied walks along 200 miles of beautiful coastline, wiling away the hours getting happily lost in nature. This contemporary retreat is serene in soft neutral tones in sand, blue and grey reflecting the rugged coastal location. Complemented by cream walls and wooden details, light floods through the almost wall-to-wall windows, strategically positioned so you can enjoy the incredible seaside views from virtually every angle, creating a calming and peaceful atmosphere. Climb a small flight of steps and discard outdoor clothing in the spacious hallway and venture into the fabulous and spacious open-plan living space. Large, comfortable sofas invite you to snuggle down with a movie, as the room becomes cosy and warm once the wood burner-effect electric fire is lit. On warm evenings, open the French doors and dine alfresco on the deck, and if the weather turns, retreat to the covered deck to relax under fantastic, multi-coloured, twinkling mood lighting. Wake to magnificent sea views in the tranquil bedroom and start the day with an al fresco breakfast. Step outside to the spacious, fully enclosed patio area, which provides a safe haven for your dogs. Start your days with a stretch in the sauna and end your days under the stars with a soak in the hot tub, making this a holiday to remember.
Weekly prices from £1,097.00
Holsworthy, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Make a romantic getaway to this magical lodge and enjoy exclusive access to a beautiful lake, where you can swim, paddle board and fish. Sleeping just two guests, this one-bedroom, Scandinavian-style retreat nestles in 50 acres of rolling countryside near Clawton in Devon and benefits from shared access to an indoor, heated swimming pool and hot tub, 0.5 miles away. Take your four-legged friend, with you to enjoy country walks; venture 16 miles to the fringes of Dartmoor National Park and head to the coast at Bude 13 miles away. Step up to enter this exquisitely designed, timber hideaway via the French doors. Find there is a creatively arranged, studio-style lounge/kitchen/diner/bedroom, with a gorgeous, curved ceiling. Prepare romantic meals in here with the fresh Devon produce you have bought on your excursions, and watch the Smart TV from the sofa, which can also be made up as a king-size bed for one additional child on request. There is also a permanent king-size bed at the other end of the lodge, where a shower room is also situated. Wander outside to cook on the BBQ or light the fire pit on summer evenings. Swim out to the island in the lake, stroll in the grounds or wander off to dip in the pool, bubble in the hot tub or relax in the sauna, under 0.5 miles away. There is ample parking at this property. Head off into Bude to browse in the shops and dine out in pubs and restaurants. Spend time on Summerleaze Beach, where you can enjoy both the sea and the tidal pool. Pick up the South West Coast Path here too. Have a day out to Tintagel, 26 miles away, where you can visit the castle associated with the legends of King Arthur. Closer to home, there are some lovely walks at Roadford Lake, 6 miles away.
Weekly prices from £513.00
Torpoint, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
This quaint log-cabin-style hut has got to be the ultimate couple’s coastal bolthole – that is if you like relaxing by the sea! Sit and absorb the unobstructed sea views from the hot tub on the deck, day or night. If the weather isn’t playing ball, you can even see the water from the sofa and the bed inside, such is the clever design. So, bring your other half and your best canine chums for the holiday of a lifetime in this elevated, cliff-top position on the outskirts of Freathy, in the often-overlooked area near the Rame Head Heritage Coast. Get out walking, take a dip or just stay put and recharge your batteries… The glass front of this beach hut gives it a spacious and luxurious feel. Rustic wood and decking outside give way to wood panelling and stylish bright interiors. The living area is open-plan, with a small but well-equipped kitchen area at the back of the room. To the front, the lounge area offers comfortable seating in front of the bi-folding doors, that open to make you feel like you’re outside. There’s even a bistro dining table indoors, too. Step down slightly into the cosy double bedroom with an en-suite shower room. Outside, the fantastic decked area offers sun loungers, a BBQ and outdoor furniture – as well as that all-important hot tub. You can access the 3 miles of sandy beach along Whitsand Bay via the cliff path from this property, so walkies with your dogs pose no problem. Stop to check out the rock pools along the way or watch the surfers. But, if you want to blow the cobwebs away, join the South West Coast Path which passes through.
Weekly prices from £1,209.00
Looe, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Retreat to this rural bolthole for two on a wonderful Cornish complex amid idyllic rolling countryside. Near the Polperro Heritage Coast with its history of smuggling, Polruan and Polperro are both within 4 miles in different directions, with dog-friendly Lansallos Beach in the middle (2.5 miles). This one-bed property is ideal for a couple, but there’s also room for a cot – not forgetting up to two canine chums. It has direct access to the shared garden and grounds, as well as the other goodies like the games room and play park. Up a big step, this single-storey cottage’s dedicated entrance leads you into an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The fully equipped kitchen is in one corner of the room, while your table for two awaits for more formal indoor dining. The cosy lounge area has sofa seating in front of an open fire, which adds to the traditional feel alongside the exposed stonework and blackened timbers. The cosy king-size bedroom is off the lounge with its spacious en-suite bathroom. There’s an allocated area outside with a BBQ, table and chairs but the complex is set in 7 acres of scenic grounds that you can explore, with a dog exercise field and warm shower for delicate hounds. Take advantage of the seasonal pool, hot tub and sauna on the complex or walk in the woodlands or wildflower meadows. Join the South West Coast Path to head along the coast in either direction. From Polruan, hop aboard the passenger ferry for a scenic and stress-free way to visit perennial favourite Fowey, a quintessential Cornish fishing town. Daphne du Maurier fans should check out its links with this celebrated author. Gardening fans might also like to venture further afield to the Eden Project (13 miles). Woofers on leads are welcome, except in the biomes.
Weekly prices from £628.00