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
Richmond, Yorkshire Dales
4 2 1 Yes
This quaint rural cottage is in stunning surroundings just 8 miles from Richmond, the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The property is ideal for an active family or group of friends and features a rustic lounge, a country kitchen/diner, and a walled garden with a wood-fired hot tub on the patio. It is the perfect launch pad for days spent exploring the Dales and the market towns along its border. The two-storey cottage enjoys a secluded location close to the banks of Clow Beck in an area dominated by undulating fields, crisscrossed by hedge-line roads. The cottage’s interior has a traditional and timeless feel, with bold colours and stylish soft furnishings scattered about its large, naturally lit rooms. Upon entering the cottage, visitors pass through a boot room leading to a hallway, off which is located a lounge decorated in soothing tones and home to comfortable sofas and a wood burner. Also off the hallway, the country kitchen/diner offers comfortable seating around a farmhouse table and a wood burner, as well as ample work surface and storage space. A handy utility room - ideal for busy holidaymakers - stands nearby. There are two inviting bedrooms upstairs, both of which overlook the grounds. Of the two super-king-size bedrooms, one has a day bed while the other can be made up as a twin bedroom upon request. Both bedrooms are served by a marvellous family bathroom replete with period features and furnishings. The cottage is surrounded by small villages home to farm shops and pubs, with numerous footpaths cutting through the rolling countryside. The Yorkshire Dales National Park (2.5 miles) is a haven for cyclists, foodies and walkers, while Richmond (8 miles) is a market town on the River Swale with umpteen cultural, historic and natural attractions.
Weekly prices from £833.00
Blandford Forum, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 1 Yes
Occupying a stunning rural location overlooking Blackmore Vale, this stylish holiday let boasts a private hot tub, tranquil country views, a warm and welcoming interior, and use of an all-weather indoor tennis court. Located on an organic farm around half a mile from Okeford Fitzpaine, this two-bedroom property makes an ideal base for couples, families and friends, and can be combined with the neighbouring property for larger groups. Clad in timber with far-reaching country views, this two-bedroom property is accessed via an unmade road that can be a little bumpy in places. The ground floor is the hub of the property, a spacious, open-plan room with long windows and patio doors to make the most of the surrounding views. Prepare meals in the chic corner kitchen, then gather around the dining table or outdoor picnic table to dine together while discussing your plans for the next day. Recline in the comfortable sofa next to the warming wood burner, or unwind after a country walk in the private hot tub on your outdoor terrace. With sloping ceilings adding charm and character, the two bedrooms (one king and one twin) offer restful places for a refreshing night’s sleep. In addition to your private terrace, there’s an open field for play and an all-weather tennis court. Horse owners can also request use of a stable and paddock. With numerous trails from your front door, this location is a haven for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Walk nearby Blackmore Vale, stroll part of the Wessex Ridgeway, or visit the remains of an Iron Age fort at Hambledon Hill and neighbouring Hod Hill (5 miles), from where there are far-reaching views across three counties. The region offers several pretty towns to explore too, including the market town of Sturminster Newton (3 miles), home to a working water mill, and the pretty Georgian town of Blandford Mill (7 miles), where you can visit a local museum and sample a tipple in the brewery.
Weekly prices from £801.00
Saltash, Cornwall
4 2 1 Yes
An impeccable holiday destination for a group of four, this chalet-style property benefits from on-site access to a selection of different facilitates and offers you your own private hot tub. In a superb location for exploring the ever-changing scenery of Cornwall, this holiday home is just a drive away from Saltash on the brink of the Tamar Valley AONB (3 miles) and the South West Coastal Path with its beautiful beaches (9 miles). Thankfully, you won’t have to get in the car to visit the local pub as there’s one less than 500 metres from home, the perfect final pitstop after tiresome days out. Bright and spacious with a clean and simple décor, this marvellous property offers a wonderful base for any group of family or friends. Each and every room is easily accessible and laid out across one floor. The galley kitchen is a well-equipped space that’s fully prepped for evenings of dining in. Take meals through to the adjacent dining space in the sunny conservatory. From here you can enjoy direct access to your own private terrace, a fully decked-out area with a hot tub that’s covered for use throughout the year. Sink into the bubbles right here or enjoy an evening indoors cosied up by the open fire before retiring to two bedrooms, a king-size and a twin, for a restful night. With plenty to do on your doorstep, you’ll find a heated swimming pool (end of May to early September), tennis courts and a shared children’s play area right here on site. Should you wish to venture a little further you can. Perhaps you might drive down to the glorious sandy shores of Tregantle Cliff Beach (11 miles), explore the traditional seaside town of Looe (13 miles) or get stuck into a boozy afternoon touring the local Looe Valley Vineyard (13 miles).
Weekly prices from £583.00
Saltash, Cornwall
4 2 1 Yes
This two-bedroom lodge-style cottage on the Notter Mill Country Park complex makes a fantastic retreat for a small family. Just 3.5 miles from Saltash, it’s ideally located for getting out and exploring Cornwall’s craggy coast and idyllic countryside. The light and airy open-plan accommodation is just perfect for families to hang out, making magical memories to treasure forever. Have a blast with the on-site facilities including shared swimming pool (open end of May till early September), kids’ play area, tennis court and your own private hot tub. The living accommodation is open-plan in this single-storey property and it works really well in an L-shape. The lounge area has large windows and door, double-height roofline with an attractive wood-panelled ceiling and a full-height brick chimney breast with the open fire set into it. It’s cosy, modern and zen all at the same time! The dining area has a table for four, opposite the sleek fitted kitchen. Doors lead outside from the kitchen, lounge and dining area so it feels really airy and open. Sleeping quarters comprise one king-size and one twin bedroom, both decorated in light tones and an unfussy Scandi-type vibe. Sit and stare into space from the furnished patio complete with your private hot tub or watch the kids play on the shared lawn. There’s stacks to do right here, but you can also take a walk along the River Lynher that runs by the park. Combine it with a walk to the local pub (0.25 miles) if you fancy a treat meal out, or just a tipple. For the adventurous, head to Adrenaline Quarry (8 miles) for all sorts of things to raise your pulse including an aqua park, karting, zip wire and axe throwing (age restrictions may apply). The quaint fishing village of Looe is 12.5 miles and makes a great choice for a day out.
Weekly prices from £583.00
Newark, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
This is the perfect base to explore the forest, steeped in the myth and legend of Robin Hood. Surround yourself with the sound of nature that buzzes through the forest. Why not hire your bicycles at Sherwood Pines Country Park just 6 miles away. With a selection of trails of varying difficulty, you could spend your entire holiday exploring on bikes here. National Trust Clumber Park, 7.5 miles away, is a beautiful expanse of parkland, heath, and woods covering more than 3,800 acres. It is home to beautiful lakeside walks, a kitchen garden, a playpark, and cafes and shops to enjoy. Thoresby Estate is within 2.5 miles and offers events throughout the year. On entrance into the lodge, make yourself at home in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Put your feet up on the comfy sofas and curl up with a good book or watch something on the nearby Smart TV. There is an electric wood burner-effect fire, which makes it nice and cosy during the cooler months. Rustle up a meal in the kitchen which offers an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and microwave. Come together around the nearby dining table to enjoy a holiday meal; open the patio doors and let the fresh air and sounds of the forest into the lodge while you dine. There is a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a twin bedroom, both decorated with pretty soft furnishings and matching bedroom furniture. There is a family bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC. Heading outside onto the decking you will find your private hot tub, where you can spend your evenings relaxing whilst gazing at the stars. There is outdoor furniture and a BBQ for al fresco dining, perfect for chilling out in the summer sun. There is off-road parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £929.00
Newark, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
Sherwood Forest is steeped in history with the most famous tree in Sherwood Forest being the Major Oak which is about 800 years old, and was said the be the hiding place for Robin Hood. Explore the miles of cycle paths or hire bikes at Sherwood Pines, just 5 miles away, and choose from a wide selection of trails of varying difficulty. Why not take a trip to Thoresby Estate, just 2 miles away? The 3,800-acre Clumber Park is a National Trust site 7.5 miles away with a variety of habitats to discover, complete with lake, playpark and kitchen garden. A charming, rustic open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is the heart of this lodge retreat. Cosy up on the sofas in front of the Smart TV while the electric wood burner-effect fire creates a warming atmosphere. The kitchen is well equipped and offers an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and microwave. Catch and dine at the table together or use the space to play board games on a rainy day. The patio doors let the light flood in and allow the sounds of the forest into your lodge. There is a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room with WC, a twin bedroom, and a family bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Outside, relax on the decking where you will find your bubbling hot tub, perfect for a special holiday treat. Dine alfresco with a BBQ and outdoor furniture set on the decking, and there is off-road parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £929.00
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 2 Yes
Treat your small family and two canine companions to a luxury break in North Wales in this elegantly converted barn with far-reaching countryside views and a hot tub. With crisp white interiors and an open-plan living layout, this property is perfect for socialising with your loved ones after a long day exploring the Snowdonia National Park or the Glydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Towel down muddy dogs in the boot room and kick off your shoes before making yourself at home in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Next to the glass patio doors is a spacious farmhouse-style kitchen with wooden worktops on the one-wall fitted unit. After cooking a hearty meal, dine together at the contemporary table with wooden chairs for four. Walk down two steps into the cosy lounge area with an ‘L’-shaped sofa covered in plush cushions in front of the Smart TV. Climb the stairs to reach the two bedrooms – a romantic double with an en-suite and a twin room with bespoke 3’ single beds and an en-suite. Outside is a garden with a patio, furniture, a BBQ and an inflatable hot tub. There is also a separate utility room accessed from the garden. Enjoy a slice of countryside living while staying in the small village of Llandrillo – between Bala and Corwen. Visit the hidden Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall (18 miles) and take your four-pawed friends for a run around Penllyn Forest (6 miles) or Bwrdd Arthur park and garden (15 miles). Venture into Snowdonia National Park (6.5 miles) and hike around Llyn Tegid lake (10 miles) or Afon Tryweryn lake (12 miles). In the opposite direction is Clwydian Range and Dee, which is full of historical landmarks and nature reserves (3 miles).
Weekly prices from £705.00
Umberleigh, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
Perfectly nestled in a private spot on a working farm, this sensitively renovated, reverse-level barn conversion retains its original beam work and a charming farmhouse aesthetic, plus a sunken hot tub for an extra-special touch. From the raised balcony, you’re welcomed into the charming, open-plan kitchen/living/dining room, featuring a high vaulted ceiling and beautiful exposed beams. Whip up a delicious meal in the contemporary kitchen and enjoy special family time around the generous dining table. As the evening draws in, relax on the leather sofas and catch the latest blockbuster on the Smart TV. Before dark, spot glimpses of the nesting owls in the wooden box nestled within the beams above you. Downstairs, you’re greeted with two en-suite bedrooms that feature more beautiful, exposed beams and a palette of earthy tones, reflecting the countryside that surrounds you. Outside, slip into the sunken hot tub and admire spectacular views over Exmoor, or gather around the decked patio to dine alfresco. The patio leads down to an enclosed garden, perfect for children to play in, plus there’s a private dog exercise field a short walk away. Set beside the River Taw, the picturesque historic village of Umberleigh boasts three arched bridges across the river for you to explore some stunning waterside walks; make a day of it by rambling to the bustling market town of Barnstaple, 9.5 miles away. Discover the breathtaking coastline that surrounds you; Westward Ho!, 18.5 miles away, is a surfer’s paradise, offering quintessentially seaside arcade games, ice cream parlours, cafes and some delightful walks along the headland with magnificent views out to sea. Get back to nature at RHS Garden Rosemoor, 14.5 miles away, famous for its extraordinary seasonal displays of roses, plus plenty of local produce available to purchase in the adjoining garden centre.
Weekly prices from £627.00
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 1 Yes
A haven for families with on-site facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool, hot tub and games room, this homely bungalow is the perfect base for exploring the Gower Peninsula. From windswept cliff-top walks to gloriously sandy beaches on your doorstep, there’s no better place to reconnect with the sea than the magical South Wales coastline. Wash off sandy toes in the family bathroom before unwinding in the light and bright open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Everything is at your fingertips in this endlessly social space that beckons you to get creative with your delicious local produce, make special family memories seated around the dining table and soothe weary walking muscles on the plush sofa in front of the Smart TV. When bedtime calls, you have one double and one bunk bedroom to choose from for a peaceful rest before tomorrow’s adventure. Outside, lay out your picnic blanket and soak up the sun on the shared lawn or enjoy the shared on-site facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool, hot tub, games room, children’s adventure play area and outdoor playground. The UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Gower Peninsula is a playground for outdoor activities. Those craving the seaside can surf the tide and explore the rockpools and beach huts at Langland Bay Beach (12.5 miles) or enjoy 2 miles of golden sand fringed with dunes at Oxwich Bay 5 miles away. Gower Coast Adventures (5 miles) offers the best view of the coastline with a guided boat tour from Oxwich Bay to Worm’s Head. Back on dry land, lose yourself in some magnificent views overlooking Swansea Bay at the 12th century Oystermouth Castle 13 miles away, impressively poised on the hill in Mumbles.
Weekly prices from £550.00