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
Looe, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Kick back and enjoy the fabulous on-site facilities and surrounding countryside at this lovely romantic rural retreat. On a small holiday complex between the coastal villages of Polperro and Polruan, the cottage is just a few miles from the stunning south Cornwall coast. It’s all on one floor with an open fire in the lounge and a BBQ in the garden so you can make the most of your break whatever the weather. The cottage has lots of original features and bags of character. Go into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with wooden beams and an open fire in the stone fireplace with somewhere to relax after a fun day and space to cook and eat together. There’s a king-size bed in the bedroom, along with good storage, a TV and beautiful country views; there’s also a family bathroom. Outside you have your own garden area with a BBQ and dining furniture. You can also use the doggy exercise field, the warm canine shower and unlimited dog towels. The complex of 11 holiday cottages is set on 7 acres of woodland and wildflower meadows, perfect for romantic walks. There’s also an indoor swimming pool, a hot tub, and a sauna, a launderette, a games room, and an outside play park on-site. Head out on stunning walks on the South West Coast Path, which you can pick up at Polperro beach (3 miles away). Wander 2 miles to Polruan for a tasty pub lunch or Cornish cream tea. Hop on the ferry to Fowey from Polruan and spend the day exploring the town’s boutique shops and bustling harbour. The Eden Project is 13 miles away and the Lost Gardens of Heligan, another top destination for nature lovers, is 21.5 miles from the cottage.
Weekly prices from £628.00
Barnstaple, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Perfectly poised at the gateway to Exmoor National Park, a stone’s throw from a bustling market town and the long sandy stretches North Devon is famous for, this bolthole is perfect for a rural, cosmopolitan or coastal retreat. After a day exploring your surroundings, no better welcome is the Scandinavian aesthetic of this studio-style pod, featuring an open plan living/dining/kitchen/sleeping area beneath a characterful wooden-clad arched roof. Snuggle into the comfy corner sofa (can pull out as a king-size sofa bed upon request) and catch the latest blockbuster on the Smart TV. Grab all the local goodies you’ve collected and whip up a hearty meal in the well-equipped kitchen, and enjoy dining romantically around the contemporary table tucked away beside the kitchen. As day turns to night, retreat to the endlessly cosy king-size bed at the rear featuring wonderful views over the surrounding farmland. Outside, enjoy dining alfresco on the decking or take a stroll around the owner’s farm, home to a friendly array of miniature horses, chickens, goats and pigs. The pod also benefits from a storage shed with an additional fridge/freezer if required. Situated on 14 acres of private farmland, the pod sits at the mouth of Exmoor National Park, a wonderland full of heather-clad moors, steep-sided valleys and challenging hilltops for you to conquer on foot or two wheels. Join up with the Tarka Trail, following the route of the disused railway line along the estuary, passing through the historic market town of Barnstaple (6.5 miles), which features a wide range of high street shops interspersed with some quaint independent cafes and restaurants. A little further afield you’ll arrive at the infamous rugged North Devon coastline; the sandy stretches of Saunton (16.5 miles) and Westward Ho! (19.5 miles) offer perfect surfing conditions and miles of golden sand.
Weekly prices from £409.00
Ardgay, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
2 1 1 Yes
Switch off and recharge in this super stylish retreat in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. The property sleeps two guests and makes the perfect bolthole for couples who enjoy an outdoor lifestyle, with endless walking routes from the front door and wild swimming and paddleboarding opportunities in nearby Loch Migdale (0.5 miles). After an action-packed day, soak in your private hot tub and admire the breathtaking mountain views. This rural hideaway has a contemporary style, with clean, crisp walls acting as a neutral backdrop to statement furniture and bold soft furnishings. Vast picture windows flood the property with natural light and frame panoramic views of this idyllic landscape. The property has a studio-style layout with the main living area comprising a lounge/kitchen/diner/bedroom. At one end is a sleek kitchen area for rustling up hearty breakfasts and delicious dinners for two, which can be shared at the breakfast bar. A comfortable sofa is tucked in one corner, creating a snuggly spot for getting cosy in front of your favourite film on the Smart TV. The king-size bed has been perfectly positioned in front of the window, so you can wake up to glorious views and be inspired to get outside and explore. A roaring wood burner and a separate shower room complete the accommodation. Outside, the covered terrace has outdoor seating and a BBQ, making it the ideal spot for an al fresco dinner on a balmy, summer’s night. Round off the evening with a glass of bubbly and a soak in your private hot.
Weekly prices from £1,195.00
Ardgay, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
2 1 1 Yes
This romantic retreat in the Scottish Highlands boasts breathtaking loch and mountain views, and is the perfect base for those wishing to escape the humdrum of everyday life. As expected, the nearby walking opportunities are spectacular, from exhilarating coast paths along the Dornoch Firth (10 miles) to woodland trails through Ledmore and Migdale Forest (0.5 miles). After a day of exploring, sip a sundowner in your private hot tub on the terrace. The property has a studio-style layout and contemporary decor, with neutral paintwork, sleek furniture and little pops of colour in the soft furnishings. All eyes are drawn to the breathtaking surrounding landscape through the vast, dual-aspect windows. The main living area of this Highland hideaway comprises a lounge/kitchen/diner/bedroom. At one end, you’ll find a sleek kitchen area with everything needed for a stress-free, self-catering holiday, as well as a cute breakfast bar for enjoying mealtimes with a view. In one corner is a comfortable sofa set in front of a Smart TV, so you can snuggle up and watch a movie after a day of outdoor adventure. When day turns to night, retire to the inviting king-size bed and admire the stunning view through the large picture window at the foot of the bed. Rounding off the property is a warming wood burner for chilly nights and a separate shower room. Outside, the covered terrace is a tranquil spot for wildlife watching with a morning coffee. There’s also a BBQ for al fresco dining on a summer’s evening and a private hot tub for reviving weary limbs after a long walk.
Weekly prices from £1,195.00
Camelford, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Soak up the unbridled beauty of the Cornish countryside with a stay in this unique shepherd’s hut setting. Surrounded by ample outdoor space and with mighty views to admire right on your doorstep, this lovely holiday home invites two guests to embrace the outdoors whilst enjoying some cosy home comforts. In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the lodge is positioned on the owner’s working farm, just a short stroll from a Brewery Bar and Bistro (0.5 miles) and within easy reach of an off-the-beaten-track North Cornwall beach (3.5 miles). Notice on arrival the incredible outdoor space this property has to offer, a delectable patio with a hot tub, fire pit, BBQ and an array of outdoor seating options for soaking up marvellous sights. Take a few steps up into the shepherd’s hut and immediately reach the open-plan living space with a lounge, kitchen and diner. Although compact, the kitchen is extremely well-equipped for cooking delicious meals, best enjoyed indoors or out. There’s a loveseat sofa and a Smart TV for relaxing inside when the temperature drops. Find a king-size bedroom with an additional Smart TV adjacent, ideal for lazy movie nights in bed, along with a full-size shower room next door. Truly remote, the property is 2.5 miles from the town of Camelford, a destination that’s equidistant from Cornwall’s coastal AONB and the rugged Bodmin Moor (10 miles). Heading towards the sea, spend time in Tintagel (4 miles), a wild coastline village with a mighty castle set on the water’s edge (4.5 miles) and the beautiful Bossiney Cove Beach (3.5 miles). Experience the area’s rich heritage with a trip along the coastal path to Boscastle (3 miles), home to The Museum of Witchcraft and Magic (3.5 miles) and the scenic Pentargon Waterfall (5 miles).
Weekly prices from £550.00
Camelford, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Experience every home comfort in a luxurious glamping experience while staying in this utterly unique shepherd’s hut spot. The lodge-style property offers full-sized amenities in a snug, cosy layout, complete with an exceptionally well-equipped garden space and almighty scenery to take in. Hosting two guests on a romantic getaway, the property invites quality time together in superbly comfortable surroundings. It’s also dog-friendly with endless walking opportunities close by, including the South West Coast Path (3.5 miles) and the mighty Bodmin Moor (10 miles). On arrival, notice the private hot tub, fire pit, BBQ and ample outdoor seating in the pretty patio space outside the property. You can then take a few steps up and into the purpose-built hut, a space with a separate living space, king-size bedroom and en-suite shower room. The living space offers an open-plan layout with a well-equipped kitchen, space for two to sit and dine and a loveseat-style sofa with a Smart TV set opposite. The king-size bedroom also offers a Smart TV, allowing you to sit in bed with your morning coffee and wake up to the day with a favourite show on. The bed is also positioned directly opposite a window, displaying the most magnificent views to wake up to each day of your trip. The awe-inspiring beauty of North Cornwall’s AONB coastline is right on your doorstep, with the medieval villages of Tintagel (4 miles) and Boascastle (3 miles) close by. Discover the English Heritage site of Tintagel Castle (4.5 miles) before walking up along the coastal path to visit the thrilling Museum of Witchcraft and Magic (3.5 miles). Regarding beaches, the pretty Trebarwith Sand Beach is just 3.5 miles away offering caves and rockpools. It’s a superb, dog-friendly beach for swimming and surfing, with daily lifeguard services throughout the peak summer season.
Weekly prices from £550.00
Llangollen, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Filled with every little luxury that makes a holiday cottage so special, this North Wales cottage offers a fabulous base for outdoor adventures among AONB beauty. The property is located just 2 miles outside of Llangollen, an enlivened town that’s part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site at the base of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley AONB. Its location ensures you’ll never fall short of splendid scenery and extraordinary walks to explore each day. Awaiting you as each day comes to an end, this stunning converted dairy and grain store cottage is extremely well-equipped for a romantic trip for two. It’s also dog-friendly for those who prefer the company of their four-pawed pal. Thoughtful touches including underfloor heating, the king-size bed with a plush mattress and the hot tub in the garden out front add to the overall appeal of this box-ticking place. Step inside and stop off in the boot room to leave outdoor gear behind. Once comfortable, find a kitchen and lounge/diner ready to accommodate your enjoyable night in. Sofas are positioned to face an electric effect fire and a TV in the lounge, a space made for settling down after a delicious dinner. There’s also another TV upstairs in the bedroom for those who prefer to watch a film tucked up in bed. With both the River Dee and the canal running through it, Llangollen is a hive of activity and one of the prettiest towns in North Wales. You can embark on so many adventures from here, including a walk to the awe-inspiring Pontcysyllte Aqueduct (3 miles), a hike up to the ruins of Castell Dinas Bran (2.5 miles) and a tour of the Plas Newydd Historic House & Gardens (1.5 miles). In the town centre, you’ll always find a pub or a restaurant to dip into for refreshments before making your way back home.
Weekly prices from £612.00
Lanark, Scottish Borders
2 1 1 Yes
Indulge yourself with a stay at this gorgeous wooden cabin, located on a working farm deep in the Clyde Valley, home to dramatic gorges and rich forests. It’s located on a bustling farm and offers an idyllic retreat for solo travellers or couples, with up to four of their canine companions. Holiday in style among the scenic landscapes of the Southern Uplands and when you’re tired after visiting local castles and rural spots, relax those worn-out limbs in your private hot tub. Made entirely of wood, this charming den-like property has a rustic and unique feel to it. Its vaulted wooden ceilings create a cosy and homely atmosphere while the wonderful views of the sprawling fields help you relax into your break. Designed with dogs in mind, the cabin boasts cushioned, non-slip flooring for your four-legged friends comfort. The cabins single-storey interior features an open-plan lounge and kitchen, which serves as the central hub of your sweet holiday home. In the well-appointed kitchen, whip up yummy breakfasts and dinners for two to enjoy at the dining table. The cosy sofa is perfect for enjoying a film on the Smart TV or reading a book after busy days exploring. A door from the living area takes you through to a king-size bedroom, which leads to a wet room with a spacious shower. The outdoor space includes an enclosed area with artificial turf and seating, plus a private hot tub overlooking fields and woodlands. Yours is one of six cabins on the farm, surrounded by a large grassy area offering views of an unfenced pond that youre welcome to explore. On the farm, mingle with resident alpacas, goats and sheep, and get to know the owners seven friendly dogs. You can also rent an indoor BBQ hut directly from the owners and there’s an off-lead exercise field where your pets can explore freely. The farm also hosts dog events and operates an on-site agility training school, so it’s all about the canines here!
Weekly prices from £652.00
Lanark, Scottish Borders
2 1 1 Yes
If you’re keen on a Scottish rural break with up to four dogs, this wooden cabin in the glorious Clyde Valley makes the perfect location. The one-bed property is located on a working farm with sheep, goats and alpacas you can get to know, as well as the owners’ seven dogs. When you’re not soaking in your hot tub or absorbing the peaceful surrounding vistas, explore the scenic landscapes and historic sites of Lanarkshire and the Scottish Borders. Constructed solely from timber, this delightful dwelling has a distinctive and rustic ambience reminiscent of a mountain hut. The arched wooden ceilings contribute to a cosy and inviting setting, while the captivating vistas of expansive fields encourage complete relaxation. As you settle in, you’ll notice a number of animal-themed touches that are in keeping with the farm setting. Inside, the open-plan living area has everything you need for eating and relaxing, with a lounge, Smart TV and adequate kitchen. A door from this space leads to a generous king-sized bedroom that’s ideal for one guest or a couple. This further connects to a well-designed wet room. Thoughtfully created with pets in mind, the cabin features padded, anti-skid floors to ensure your dogs’ well-being during your stay. Outside, youll find multiple spaces to enjoy, starting with your cabin’s own enclosed garden featuring artificial turf and a secluded hot tub that overlooks the fields and woodlands. A shared communal grassy area overlooks an unfenced pond, and there’s an indoor BBQ hut you can hire out for a romantic dinner. For your four-legged family members, an off-lead exercise field is also available.
Weekly prices from £652.00