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
Crediton, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
Set in a pretty countryside location with beautiful views all around, this property promises a relaxing escape to guests. Spacious and bright, this charming cottage is an opportunity to unwind with friends or family in this quiet little village just 12.5 miles from Exeter. Wake up among soft, soothing decor, head to the patio and watch the morning unfold over the hills with an al fresco breakfast. Whether you’re off exploring the grounds to find the additional seating area and unfenced pond or you’re curled up on the sofa with a good book, there’s something for everyone here. The open-plan living space is bright and airy with a cool and contemporary feel; the large French doors that open out onto the patio flood the space with light. Indulge yourself with a sumptuous bath in the king-size bedroom’s en-suite, soaking in style among wonderful natural-coloured tiles before slipping between the sheets for a tranquil night’s sleep. Visit Tiverton Castle (7 miles) where there are lots of exhibitions and displays that are perfect for children, as well as the 3-acre garden. The National Trust’s Killerton Estate (10 miles) is stunning, with beautiful parklands, gardens and over 100 different varieties of apple trees to discover. Further afield, Canonteign Falls (22 miles) offers scenic walks through wetlands and woodland, family activities and an intriguing forest garden.
Weekly prices from £589.00
Derby, Peak District
4 2 2 Yes
Nestled in a quieter part of Derbyshire surrounded by fields and the animals that graze them. Bring your walking boots and head off exploring the local footpaths and spot the abundance of nature that call the surrounding countryside their home. Take a trip to Donnington Park with popular motorsport events throughout the year. Alton Towers, and Conkers provide a fun filled family day out to remember. Uttoxeter Racecourse and Castle Donington, are worth a visit or enjoy a historical day out exploring the National Trust properties such as Kedleston, Sudbury, and Calke Abbey. Step into the hallway to remove coats and boots and wander through to the fantastic bright and airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Without a doubt here is where you will be spending most of your time, whether its relaxing on the comfy sofa watching something on the Smart TV or rustling up a hearty breakfast for your loved ones. The kitchen area offers an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave and is a fantastic place to cook if the local eateries don’t tempt you. The property offers two double bedrooms with Smart TV, walk-in wardrobes and en-suite shower and WC. Outside there is a garden with hot tub, dining table and chairs and a lawned area, perfect for chilling out on a summers evening with good company. There is off-road parking for three cars.
Weekly prices from £602.00
Cromer, East Anglia
4 2 2 Yes
Retreat to this delightful, single-storey, barn-style cottage, just 2.5 miles from the famous Victorian seaside town of Cromer. Sleeping four guests and one canine companion, this charming, two-bedroom. Head out on walks through this corner of the county, sometimes referred to as Poppyland; while away your afternoons on north Norfolk beaches and indulge in traditional seaside fun in Sheringham and Cromer. Open the door on to this delightful cottage to find everything you need for a comfortable stay. Find the open-plan kitchen/lounge/diner features comfortable seating for relaxing on at the end of each exhilarating day out: watch the Smart TV, listen to the Bang & Olufsen sound system and fire up the wood burner on chilly evenings. Make fresh coffee in the kitchen and prepare delicious dinners on the nights you choose to stay in. Dine together at the table before heading through to one of the inviting, double bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom. Enjoy your private outside space with use of a hot tub on warm Norfolk days. Find parking for two cars at the cottage. Venture into Cromer to go shopping, dine out or stroll along the pier. Head to Sheringham, 6.5 miles away, to take a journey on the heritage North Norfolk Railway. Visit the National Trust’s famous Sheringham Park while you are here. Enjoy afternoons on the beach at Overstrand, 2 miles away, or Mundesley, 7 miles away. Have a day out in Norwich, 21 miles away, renowned for its medieval cobbled streets, as well as its castle and cathedral. Stroll around its shopping areas, book a seat in one of its theatres or cinemas, and wander round the famous market with its fresh produce and other colourful goods.
Weekly prices from £679.00
Barnstaple, Devon
4 2 1 Yes
Situated in an elevated position between the owner’s magnificent thatched home, this stunning property promises an unforgettable escape to guests. Conveniently located off the A377 between Barnstaple (3.5 miles) and Exeter (37.5 miles), you’re in prime position to explore the stunning Devon countryside including Dartmoor National Park (26 miles to the edge of the park). Hang up your coats and take off your boots after a long day out walking and head to the private hot tub to bubble away among stunning views. Whether you’re taking a nap in the sun on the patio lounger or you’re off finding walking routes along the River Taw, everyone will find their own way to unwind here. The interiors have a delightful contemporary country-style feel with exposed stone walls and wood beams dotted throughout. The lounge is bright and airy during the day, but draw the curtains across the patio doors and light the wall-mounted gas fire in the evening and it becomes a cosy haven. If the hot tub’s not your thing, take a sumptuous soak in the freestanding bath in the bathroom, gazing out of the window at towards the rolling hills. Barnstaple offers a great day out for the whole family. Visit the Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon to discover the natural and human history of the area or go to the Barnstaple Heritage Centre (4 miles). The pannier market is also worth a trip to pick up tasty local produce and souvenirs. The fantastic beach at Saunton Sands (11 miles) is ideal for novice surfers and paddling, while Westward Ho! (12 miles) is a popular spot for surfers, paddleboarders and walkers thanks to the Northam Burrows Country Park that backs onto the beach.
Weekly prices from £627.00
St Andrews, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
4 2 1 Yes
Located in a peaceful setting with fantastic sea views over the world-famous town of St Andrews, outdoor enthusiasts on two and four legs can discover dramatic cliffs and caves, rocky seashores and miles of sandy beaches along the Fife coast from this home from home. Perfect for a small family and two canine chums, this stone cottage sleeps four in two bedrooms. Return after a windswept day for a cosy evening on the sofa, glass of wine in hand and toes warming in front of the roaring wood burner. This single-storey stone cottage perfectly reflects its coastal location, with blues and sand in various tones seen throughout. Light, grey walls and warm wooden floors complement vivid soft furnishings and vibrant artwork, creating a contemporary and elegant home from home. Breezy and cool during the day, it becomes cosy and warm once the wood burner is lit in the lounge. Step inside this stylish cottage to discard your outdoor clothing in the hall, before pottering through to the lounge, where plush sofas beckon you to relax with a movie on the Smart TV in the amber ambience as the flames flicker in the wood burner. Make yourself a delicious meal in the light and bright kitchen, and congregate at the table to enjoy family or romantic meals together. Wake rejuvenated in the two super-king-size bedrooms, which can be made up as twins on request, the elegant decor allowing for a peaceful night’s sleep. Start your day with a coffee on the patio as the sun comes up over the countryside, watching the day come alive to the sound of birdsong. Outside, the enclosed garden has a patio with a comfortable table and chairs and a charcoal BBQ, perfect for al fresco dining. Lazy evenings in front of the outdoor stove with a wee dram of good local ale or a nice glass of wine is a daily event not to be missed. Kids will love playing games on the large lawn, and you will love unwinding in the wonderful private hot tub – the perfect place to end a busy day.
Weekly prices from £888.00
Bedford, Heart of England
4 2 3 Yes
Located in the heart of the Bedfordshire countryside, guests staying at this property will find a host of things to see and do in the local area. The nearby market town of Bedford is renowned as having one of the finest riverside settings in the country which makes for a pleasant day out and a little further afield you can visit the stunning university city of Cambridge with its array of shops, restaurants and why not explore the beautiful city via a punt. The city of London can be reached via a train journey from St Neots in under forty minutes and Keen walkers can make the most of the many footpaths close to the property. Guests enter this newly converted barn and arrive into the open-plan kitchen/diner leading through to the lounge offers not only a view out the patio doors across the fields, but comfortable surroundings with the two large sofas complete with feature fire and Smart TV so you can stream your favourite shows or catch up with the news. The kitchen has everything you need to prepare the perfect meal with its electric double oven and ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The dining table comfortably seats up to four guests should you wish to dine in and There is a family bathroom off from the lounge which feature a bath with shower over and WC. The two bedrooms are both king-size with TVs and both have their very own en-suite bathroom with bath and shower over and WC. Outside there is a decking area to the rear of the property with uninterrupted views out over the paddock so you can enjoy the unspoilt views over the countryside and relax in the hot tub and watch the sun go down. To the front there is a large private garden with a grass area and small spinney with plenty of space for relaxing and enjoying the outdoors. There is a built in Bar.
Weekly prices from £713.00
Llangadog, Mid Wales
4 2 1 Yes
You’ll be deep within the Brecon Beacons and surrounded by to-die-for scenery, which you can explore on foot, by bicycle or by car during your stay. This gorgeous holiday home has space for up to four guests over two bedrooms, with the neighbouring property also available for eight more guests, should you need it. It’s a truly luxury dwelling where you’re really encouraged to relax and enjoy yourself, with a separate shared barn filled with activities including pool, and of course the indulgent hot tub. Step inside this characterful home, where oak beams, exposed stonework and a soft, neutral decor create a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere. The kitchen has lovely wooden units, stone walls and an oak dining table for gathering around to eat. When you’re tired from all that fresh air, relax in the homely lounge, where plush sofas surround a wood burner. The sunlit conservatory is lovely for afternoon reading with a pot of tea to hand. Good weather? Pop out to the terrace and absorb some of that Welsh sunshine, and if it’s really warm, plan a BBQ for fresh-air feasts. This leads to a raised lawn garden where pets and children can play, and a hot tub against a backdrop of stunning vistas of the open countryside. From your secluded spot, youre ideally placed to explore the dramatic Black Mountains, perhaps heading to the gorgeous lake at Llyn y Fan Fach (9.5 miles) for a brief or longer walk. For a historical experience, head to Carreg Cennen Castle (4 miles), perched on a high rocky outcrop overlooking the River Cennen. The charming market town of Llandeilo (6.5 miles) is ideal for shopping and dining out in, while the pretty Usk Reservoir (13 miles) is an excellent spot for a picnic with a view. The Dan Yr Ogof national showcaves (21 miles) are another fantastic option for a trip.
Weekly prices from £661.00
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 1 Yes
Escape from it all in this cute, timber-clad getaway that’s absolutely perfect for couples or small families. Beautifully designed both inside and out, it’s the ideal place to relax after a day’s adventures in the great outdoors or exploring the cultural attractions of gorgeous North Wales. Cosy, comfortable and completely charming, this rural escape has it all. Step in through the sliding glazed doors that make up almost the entire frontage and you’ll find yourself inside a curving, timber-clad space with white walls and a timber floor. Everything you need is here – a space to sit and admire the views or watch the Smart TV, a bijou kitchen with great cooking facilities for meals and snacks, a dining table for four and, when you’re ready for a snooze, a king-size bed with storage drawers beneath. The separate twin bedroom (with a wardrobe and TV) is at the far end, and you can wake up to a refreshing rinse in the sleek family shower room. To make the most of the fresh air, your private deck wraps around the pod and boasts a fabulous hot tub as well as a built-in BBQ and outdoor furniture for enjoying al fresco drinks and dining. Located with three other pods on a traditional Welsh dairy farm, the pod is just 2.5 miles from Corwen, where there’s a selection of shops and restaurants. Historic Ruthin is just 10 miles away, offering an array of independent shops, a Victorian gaol and a popular craft centre. And in Llangollen, 12.5 miles, there’s so much to see and do, including walks and water sports, a canal offering horse-drawn rides and cruises to the famous Pontcysyllte aqueduct, an ancient abbey and castle, a heritage railway and waterside cafes and pubs.
Weekly prices from £560.00
Newton Tracey, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
This pretty cottage occupies a charming spot in the picturesque village of Newton Tracey, just a few miles from the beautiful North Devon coast. Offering stylish, relaxing and spacious accommodation for four guests, this lovely detached property makes a wonderful holiday home for couples and families discovering the region’s glorious countryside. With a private hot tub, exposed oak beams and a welcoming wood burner, this friendly cottage is a great retreat for walkers and cyclists enjoying an unforgettable holiday. Entering the property via the oak porch, the entrance hall leads through to the light and attractive lounge. Featuring wooden beams and a brick fireplace, this is a lovely space to unwind at the end of a busy day exploring, with a Smart TV, plenty of seating and a cosy wood burner. The airy kitchen/diner also features exposed beams along with a wide range of equipment, ideal for preparing and sharing all your favourite family meals. Two tastefully decorated en-suite bedrooms are on the characterful first floor: a gorgeous king-size room and a pretty twin room, each with a Smart TV. French doors lead from the kitchen and the lounge into the delightful enclosed garden. Featuring a small lawn, patio, outdoor furniture and a relaxing hot tub, this is a great spot for lazing on a sunny afternoon. The bustling town of Instow (5 miles) sits along the River Torridge and has a popular sandy beach and a fantastic choice of pubs and restaurants. Also nearby is the market town of Barnstaple (5.5 miles), with some lovely shops, a theatre and swimming pool. A little further along the coast are the sandy beaches of Croyde, Saunton Sands and Westward Ho! (all within 15 miles). Other attractions include Exmoor Zoo, Cobbaton Combat Collection and The Big Sheep (all within 15 miles).
Weekly prices from £790.00