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.
2,353 properties found
Langport, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
This property enjoys a lovely village location in Curry Rivel, which is located some six miles east of the county town of Taunton. The village itself is home to a welcoming village pub, which not only offers in-house dining, but also a range of takeaway pizzas. There is also a handy shop and tearoom in the village, whilst a wider range of high street shops can be found in nearby Taunton. The area is home to a wide range of attractions to suit all tastes, including the Quantock Hills, the historic town of Glastonbury with its awe-inspiring ruined Abbey, and the town of Street with its shopping village. This property is located within the grounds of the owner’s home, but guests are assured their privacy, and can enjoy a wonderfully relaxing retreat. On the ground floor, the heart of the property is the light-filled lounge which has large patio doors leading out to the front of the property. The contemporary furniture here as clearly been carefully chosen, and there is a TV/DVD, and a wood burner which keeps the room lovely and warm in all weathers. Just across from the lounge, guests will find the spacious kitchen/diner with a glass dining table, a comfortable sofa, and a good range of kitchen equipment including an oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and washing machine. Stairs lead to the first-floor accommodation where the super-king-size bedroom can be found (can be made up as a twin on request). This restful room also benefits from its own TV and a stylish en-suite shower room with a shower and WC. Outside, there is a private patio area to the front of the property where guests will find a table and chairs, as well the hot tub, which is particularly inviting at night, when guests can enjoy the warm bubbling water under the star-filled skies.
Weekly prices from £474.00
Monmouth, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Elevate your glamping excursion with a stay in this idyllic shepherd’s hut, a place with incredible Wye Valley views and a private wood-fired hot tub from which to admire them. Made with two guests in mind, this romantic bolthole invites visitors to embrace all of the appealing elements of a country stay including nights by the fire pit and lazing in the macrame swing hammock chairs with a good book. It has, however, been sympathetically modernised to feature everything you need for an exceptionally comfortable stay, including the softest king-size bed with fresh linens, a wood burner inside and a separate bathroom with all the necessary plumbing. On arrival, you’ll first notice the beautiful outdoor space that this property offers, set beneath a towering tree with a bistro set and far-reaching views. Take a few steps up and into the property to be greeted by charming country elements and extremely comfortable furnishings. In this studio-style space, there’s a cubby with a king-size bed on one side and a kitchenette on the other, complete with armchairs by the wood burner at its centre. The kitchen facilities are enough for rustling up light meals and the shower room is accessed just next door. Within walking distance of the River Wye and the England-Wales border, you’re well-positioned to explore Wy Valley beauty throughout your time here. An ever-popular walking route that follows this direction is the Offa’s Dyke Path, a route that plots up through Monmouth (4.5 miles) and beyond. Monmouth itself is a vibrant little town with a castle, independent shops and plenty of pubs and cafes. Heading deeper into Wales, find other local towns including Abergavenny (16.5 miles) and Usk (12.5 miles) worth a visit, each with its own independent spirit and with walking routes to trek all around them.
Weekly prices from £575.00
Beaworthy, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
A beautiful wooden chalet nestled in the heart of the Devonshire countryside, Becks Meadow Lodge is arranged over a single level, providing a secluded romantic retreat. Thoughtful touches, stylish design elements and extra features such a private hot tub and wood burner make it a wonderful choice for a getaway with your loved one. Stepping from the decked veranda into the bright and spacious open-plan layout of the lodge, you’ll feel immediately at home. Cook together in the contemporary kitchen area, dine by the window overlooking the garden and countryside beyond and then snuggle up on the comfortable sofa in front of the TV while the wood burner crackles. The double bedroom lies at the opposite end of the lodge, providing a cosy place to retreat to at the end of a busy day exploring and enjoying each other’s company. In the garden, take an indulgent dip in the private hot tub, or relax in the hammock on warm days, surrounded by blissful countryside. The Ruby Way passes close by for those looking to get out and explore the local countryside and the Tarka Trail starts 8.5 miles way in Meeth. On a sunny day, head to the beach at Bude (17.5 miles) or take a wander along the South West Coast Path which offers stunning scenery at any time of year. Roadford Lake offers more walking and water sports opportunities. If you don’t fancy cooking after busy days out, the local pub is less than half a mile away.
Weekly prices from £608.00
Shaftesbury, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Situated in the rural village of Melbury Abbas, this beautiful barn conversion offers a peaceful hideaway surrounded by unspoilt countryside. Sleeping two and brimming with character, the accommodation boasts exposed beams and stone walls, a charming country kitchen and a warming wood burner. Spend your days exploring the network of footpaths that run close to the house or visiting one of the nearby sandy beaches before returning for a BBQ on the private terrace or a relaxing soak in the wood-fired hot tub for two. Inside, the property has been beautifully converted to offer spacious, bright and airy accommodation that’s perfect for romantic getaways for two. Rustle up tasty meals in the stylish shaker-style kitchen, which boasts modern units, oak worktops and a Lavazza coffee machine. Dine at the table for two before settling down on the leather sofa for a cosy evening of films or TV in front of the roaring wood burner. When it’s time for bed, head upstairs to the beautiful king-size bedroom to rest beneath the exposed beams or indulge in a long soak in the en-suite bathroom. Stepping outside, the private terrace is a sunny spot for enjoying an al fresco BBQ or soak in the hot tub, while the shared games barn houses table tennis and table football. Set in the heart of Dorset’s beautiful landscape of rolling hills and open farmland, this property is great for keen walkers looking to explore the surrounding footpaths, pretty villages, sandy beaches and coastline. The pretty market town of Shaftesbury (3 miles) is home to Gold Hill, or Hovis Hill, made famous by the 70s television adverts. Meanwhile, a little further afield, the popular seaside resorts of Poole (23 miles), Bournemouth (28 miles) and Weymouth (34 miles) boast wonderful beaches, excellent eateries and a good selection of entertainment attractions. Other attractions include Longleat House and Safari Park (21 miles) and Salisbury Cathedral (22 miles).
Weekly prices from £512.00
Ross -on- Wye, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
Feel your shoulders drop as you sink into the hot tub in the garden of this single-storey countryside cottage in the Wye Valley National Landscape. Enjoy a romantic escape filled with alfresco dining and cosy movie nights with your partner and two canine companions. During the daytime, you can explore the scenic riverside and forest walking trails, nearby historical landmarks and charming market towns. Enter the barn through the porch into the welcoming lounge with neutral tones with a splash of red, wooden furnishings and glass patio doors. Snuggle up on the leather sofa in front of the Smart TV while wrapped up in a soft blanket. Inside the green and white kitchen/diner is a contemporary one-wall fitted kitchen with glossy cabinets and grey countertops. Opposite is a small dining table for two beside the window. Continue through the hallway to reach a shower room and a king-size bedroom. Outside, you will find a private courtyard with a hot tub, a BBQ and furniture. While staying in the hamlet of Kerne Bridge, you could start your day with a pick-me-up from the local cafe before taking the hounds for a stroll along the River Wye (both within 1 mile). Discover the history of the area with a trip to the ruins of Goodrich Castle (2 miles) and soak up the panoramic views from Coppett Hill (2.5 miles). Cross the border to Wales and follow the hiking trails around Duchess Ride Viewpoint (15.5 miles). Just 3.5 miles away is the riverside town of Ross-on-Wye, the birthplace of Henry V, where you can get your hands on antiques or stop for a bite to eat.
Weekly prices from £517.00
Lymington, South of England
2 1 1 Yes
This contemporary-style studio accommodation has everything you need and more for an unforgettable romantic break. The property is the perfect size for two and has a gorgeous secluded garden to sit in at the end of a fun day exploring. Situated just 2 miles north of Lymington, it is in the ideal location to explore the best parts of the New Forest. Head into Lymington on a Saturday to explore its popular street market or make your way the Keyhaven ferry, just 5 miles away, to see the fortress and sights of Hurst Castle. The property is located adjacent to the owners, but this does not affect how secluded it is. As you enter the studio, youll notice just how light and airy the space is, with its large windows and bi-folding doors overlooking your private garden and allowing for the natural sunlight to come in. The open-plan layout has elegant wooden decor throughout, creating a cosy feel in this contemporary setting. Enjoy a hearty breakfast sitting at the dining table overlooking the garden before heading out for a days adventure. Step into the bathroom to find its double shower inviting you in after a day out walking. The New Forest is the perfect place to visit for an active holiday, whether you prefer a light stroll or a hike through the villages and along the coast. You can also explore the area on horseback or bike to give you a different perspective. If you love food, then Lymington has plenty of pubs and restaurants to choose from for an intimate meal for two. Alternatively, head to the local market to buy and sample some fresh, local produce. Hockeys Farm Shop, a bit further away at 20 miles, is also worth the visit for some lunch in the cafe and a chance to meet the animals.
Weekly prices from £624.00
Dunmow, South of England
2 1 1 Yes
This lovingly restored former brew house is located on a farm next to the owner’s home and within walking distance of the pretty village of Thaxted, a picture-perfect Essex village, with a windmill and local museum, ancient guildhall, and a selection of shops, restaurants and cafes. Just a short drive away is the market town of Saffron Walden with its wide selection of independent shops, Audley End House and Gardens with its miniature railway is a great family day out and a little further afield is the beautiful city of Cambridge famed for its architecture and majestic college buildings. For those who like the great outdoors, there are some great local walks which can be finished with a stop at the local pub, which is the birthplace of Dick Turpin, for a spot of refreshment. Enter via the front door into a spacious glass lobby area where there is space for dropping off shoes and hanging coats. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is full of character and charm with exposed beams and original brickwork. The lounge area has a comfy sofa – which can be made into a sofa bed on request, a reclining armchair with footstool, wood burner, Smart TV, DVD and a CD player. The kitchen/diner area is fully-equipped with an electric hob and oven, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher, coffee machine and a dining table and chairs for four. There is a sumptuous king-size bedroom and a bathroom with a shower, slipper bath, WC and heated towel rail. Outside, there is a hot tub; perfect for relaxing, a patio table and chairs for four, patio heater, a gas BBQ and hot and cold water taps, useful for muddy paws after a long walk. Enclosed rear patio garden.
Weekly prices from £560.00
Hereford, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
Escape to this magical shepherd’s hut in the peaceful hamlet of Twyford and spend time with your loved one amid the tranquil Herefordshire countryside. Set within its own private garden on the edge of a meadow, this gorgeous hideaway sleeps two people, making it the perfect romantic retreat. Ideal for walkers and dog lovers, this property offers 36 acres of grounds set within a National Landscape. After long country walks, return here to bubble beneath the stars or snuggle up by the wood burner. Set on the fringes of a mature meadow and shaded by trees, this snug retreat has been thoughtfully designed to maximise space and comfort. A homage to times past, the studio-style interior features cladded walls, picture windows and a cosy wood burner. The kitchenette is small but perfectly formed with all the essentials for preparing meals, and a small oak table folds out into a table for two. When night falls, snuggle under the covers of the double bed, before a refreshing shower leaves you ready for fresh adventures the following day. The charm continues outside where you’ll find a hot tub, a BBQ and outdoor furniture – perfect for al fresco feasts and evenings watching the stars. There’s a wealth of walking opportunities on your doorstep, with a network of pathways through the owner’s land. Further afield, you’ll find easy access to the Wye Valley Way, Offa’s Dyke and the Forest of Dean (within 25 miles), offering walking routes and cycling trails for all abilities. The area is rich in market towns from the literary hub of Hay-on-Wye (23 miles) to charming Ross-on-Wye (11.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £722.00
Llanrwst, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This lovely pod in a picturesque location is ideal for couples looking for a rural escape where there is easy access to the coast and mountains of North Wales. Betws-y-Coed (3 miles) offers outdoor activities, crafts, shops, galleries, pubs and historic bridges over rivers and streams. Keen hikers will love the chance to head to the top of iconic Yr Wyddfa or Snowdon (17 miles), but you only need to go 5 miles for a walk to the waterfalls of Rhaeadr Y Graig Lwyd. Enter this welcoming property and step in the stylish open plan living and sleeping area. The lounge/kitchen/diner has a log burner to keep you cosy and all your favourite creature comforts to ensure a memorable stay. The decor and furnishings, in light grey and blue tones, create a relaxing ambience. The kitchen area has everything you need to cook up a storm and you can enjoy a meal together, chatting at the dining table in this creatively designed space. After dinner, snuggle up on the sofa, watch a film on the Smart TV, or enjoy the view from the windows. The property has a double bed with beautiful scenery to wake up to and a contemporary shower room. Outside you’ll find a large wooden deck with furniture and a hot tub from which to make the most of the panoramic views. Discover the beauty of the nature, history, and culture of North Wales at this year-round destination. Gwydir Forest Park (5 miles) has plenty of hiking paths around wooded hills and lakes, or head out to walk the Dinas Emrys trail (18.5 miles). History buffs can step back in time at iconic Conwy Castle (17 miles) or Dolwyddelan Castle (8.5 miles). Alternatively, if you fancy an adrenalin rush, head to Zip World Caverns (13 miles) or for a more leisurely day, take a train ride on the nearby Blaenau Ffestiniog railway (13.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £606.00