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.
2,326 properties found
Tain, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
4 2 1 Yes
A wonderful holiday home for four guests, this stunning wooden cabin is set in a beautiful cliff-top location with breathtaking views across the magnificent Moray Firth. Offering light, fresh and relaxing family accommodation, this secluded lodge is an ideal base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers discovering the Tarbat Peninsula. This spacious property has been tastefully decorated in soothing shades and delightfully furnished to provide a cosy family getaway, perfect for relaxing in at the end of a fabulous day exploring this stunning area. The lodge has low curving walls, large windows, French doors and a bubbling hot tub, as well as a lovely, decked area outside, ideal for al fresco dining and for spotting dolphins swimming along the firth. The property is reached via a few steps leading up onto the decked area. Entering the property via the glass doors you will find the appealing open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The cosy lounge is an ideal space to relax in, with a Smart TV, Bluetooth speaker, comfortable seating and views out towards the sea. There’s also a dining area including a handy breakfast bar, and the neatly arranged kitchen has an array of equipment so you can rustle up all your favourite family dishes. Exploring further, there are two charming bedrooms – a king-size room and a twin room, along with a stylish shower room. Robes and toiletries are also provided. French doors open out from the main living area and onto the decked area outside. Featuring a lovely hot tub, outdoor furniture, and steps leading down to a fire pit, this is a great space for sitting back and taking in the far-reaching views across the cliffs and towards the North Sea where you might glimpse dolphins passing by.
Weekly prices from £863.00
Ashbourne, Peak District
4 2 1 Yes
Couples or families can escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life with a break in this gorgeous lodge in the peaceful village of Clifton, Derbyshire. Tucked away on the outskirts of the southern edge of the Peak District National Park, this delightful property is surrounded by picturesque countryside. With its wealth of walking/cycling routes, some of which are alongside the river, its village pub and nine-hole golf course, it’s the ideal place to switch off and relax without much need to travel far. The property also has its own private hot tub to dive into of an evening for some stargazing. Deceptively spacious, this charming lodge has been styled to emulate the interiors of much grander properties. Bold tones, classic furniture, quirky decor and contemporary twists combine to create a unique feel throughout. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is light and airy and allows you to spend quality time together whether you’re chilling on the sofa, dining at the table or cooking up a storm in the kitchen. On the same floor are the two well-presented bedrooms and the contemporary shower room. There is a lovely outdoor courtyard with a picnic bench for al fresco dining or evening drinks, and tucked around the corner is the private hot tub. The town of Ashbourne, known as the ‘Gateway to Dovedale’, is only 1.5 miles away with its attractive architecture and cobbled streets bursting with independent shops and eateries. Keen walkers can join the Tissington Trail from here, which heads north to the National Trust’s Dovedale, one of the prettiest dales, whilst further on, it links up with the High Peak Trail. As part of the White Peak, Dovedale follows the River Dove and has impressive limestone hills and ravines for outdoor enthusiasts to explore.
Weekly prices from £598.00
Llanybydder, Mid Wales
4 2 1 Yes
Set in a courtyard with its own enclosed garden and hot tub, this stone barn conversion offers a true home-from-home for a party of four and two canine companions. A great base for a holiday that can be both busy and laid-back, it’s surrounded by countryside and within striking distance of the Ceredigion coast. Sharing its large courtyard setting with similar properties, this charming converted barn welcomes guests into an open-plan living space with all the creature comforts of home. Cook up a feast in the rustic-style kitchen, share food, drinks and conversation at the dining table then settle down in the lounge area where comfortable seating is perfectly positioned for switching on the Smart TV and catching up with your favourite programmes. When it’s time to sleep, two inviting bedrooms await on the first floor – one with a king-size bed and the other a twin room – alongside a modern shower room. Your living space extends outdoors: to the side of the property, there’s an enclosed patio where you can light up the BBQ and pizza oven and, once your stomachs are settled, lie back in the hot tub and gaze at starry skies. A shared BBQ and fire pit area offers the opportunity to make new friends, and there’s a field for the dogs to dash around in too. The West Wales coastline is stunning – head to the pretty seaside town of New Quay (15 miles) for a fabulous harbour, sandy beaches and a fine selection of restaurants, shops and cafes. A little further along is Aberaeron (17 miles), famous for its colourful Regency houses and sheltered harbour. Closer to home, the market town of Lampeter has a strong textile tradition – don’t miss the Welsh Quilt Centre when you visit. Founded by Royal Charter in 1822, St David’s College, now part of the University of Wales Trinity St David, is built around the remains of a Norman castle mound and has a quadrangle, chapel, library and main hall modelled on the Oxford and Cambridge colleges.
Weekly prices from £517.00
Ilfracombe, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
Ideally situated in a rural spot just outside the bustling seaside town of Ilfracombe, this light and colourful cottage makes for a lovely holiday home. Providing cheerful accommodation for four guests, the annexe is perfect for families and couples looking for a warm and welcoming base for exploring the stunning coastline and beautiful countryside of North Devon. This delightful cottage is within easy reach of several glorious beaches and is set on the western edge of Exmoor National Park, making it a fantastic and relaxing retreat. Upon entering the cottage, the porch leads to four steps taking you up into the charming and airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With wooden flooring and an attractive array of furnishings, this bright, relaxing space is a fabulous living area, with plenty of comfortable seating, a Smart TV, breakfast bar, dining table and a useful range of kitchen equipment. Stairs lead directly up from the lounge to the first floor where you will find two tasteful and cosy bedrooms, each attractively furnished and decorated in light, soothing tones and each featuring a Smart TV. One is a charming twin room which can be made up as a super-king-size room on request, and one an en-suite king-size room. The property also features a stylish shower room. French doors lead out from the lounge and down a step into the enclosed garden which features outdoor furniture and a BBQ. Ilfracombe (3 miles) has a fantastic range of restaurants, pubs and independent shops, and is home to the Tunnels Beaches, a thriving harbour and Damien Hirst’s Verity. There are some wonderful beaches nearby, including Woolacombe (7 miles), Lee Bay (6.5 miles) and Broadsands (4 miles). There are miles of stunning walks, and also local attractions including Exmoor Zoo (11 miles), Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park (7 miles) and Arlington Court (9 miles). EV charger provided
Weekly prices from £604.00
Holyhead, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 1 Yes
This charming cottage on the Isle of Anglesey is a beautiful place to base yourself on a holiday as a couple or with family. Boasting a roaring wood burner inside and a blissful hot tub outside, rest assured that you can make the most of your stay whatever the weather. For days out, you’ll find two golden beaches within 3 miles of your doorstep offering a whole host of water sports, as well as vast stretches of sand for seaside games. Welcoming you into the property is the cosy living area, filled with two leather sofas and a wood burner, perfect for those chilly winter evenings. Dual-aspect windows mean the room is filled with light, and the neutral decor encourages guests to unwind. Adjoining the living area is the open-plan kitchen/diner, with a bench-style dining table and modern cabinets which ensure you have all you need to prepare meals throughout your stay. The first of the bedrooms boasts a sumptuous double bed with a padded headboard and simplistic decor to ensure a good night’s rest. Completing the sleeping arrangements is a twin bedroom, ideally suited to children. Finally, the modern shower room completes the property with its spa-like decor and double shower. Outside, the garden comprises a decked area and a lawn where dogs can play. On the deck, you’ll find a table and chairs for a spot of al fresco dining, as well as the private hot tub overlooking the rural countryside views. Those in search of adventure could relish the opportunity to walk the Anglesey Coastal Path within the National Landscape. The path in total covers 130 miles, split into 12 sections of suggested routes which you can explore at your leisure, looking out for each of the five historic lighthouses on your journey. To get to know more about the island’s past, why not visit Holyhead Maritime Museum (6 miles) or Beaumaris Castle (22 miles)?
Weekly prices from £694.00
York, Yorkshire Dales
4 2 1 Yes
This spectacular property offers luxury accommodation for groups of up to four. It’s a treat for lovers of the great outdoors, with the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and North York Moors National Park right on your doorstep, offering vast expanses of open countryside for you to explore. The lodge is just 150 metres from Welburn’s charming village pub, where you can relax with a pint after long days out. An exquisite and cosy interior awaits, with tasteful decorative touches and quality soft furnishings. The heart of this homely retreat is its open-plan living area, featuring a sleek kitchen equipped with top-of-the-line appliances. A natural scheme is easy on the eye, while a high vaulted ceiling creates a sense of space. Large, plush sofas are positioned around a modern wood burner, setting you up for film nights. From here, bi-fold doors open to a patio garden. Thanks to an impressive wooden shelter, you can enjoy being outside even on wet days. There’s an outdoor kitchen, a BBQ and a pizza oven so you can enjoy fresh-air feasts, along with outdoor furniture for leisurely evenings under the stars. Locally, you can visit the historic Castle Howard (1.5 miles), known for its majestic grounds, fountains, trails and lakes – and a venue for events and concerts. Flamingo Land Resort amusement park (13.5 miles) will be a hit with children, or you can enjoy a round of golf at the course 7 miles away. Foodies will make a beeline for Malton (6 miles), known as the food capital of Yorkshire, or you could pop to York (14 miles) for retail therapy, museums and perhaps a trip to the iconic York Minster.
Weekly prices from £960.00
South Molton, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
This beautiful lodge in rural Devon is ideal for families/friends looking to immerse themselves in the idyllic sights and sounds of the countryside. Nestled amongst the rolling green hills, you have a wealth of walks on your doorstep, as well as plenty of other treasures to discover nearby. The bustling market town of South Molton is only 5 miles away, with its array of independent shops and eateries. After a busy day, return home for a soak under the stars in your private hot tub. Exquisitely styled, this stunning lodge feels light, airy and spacious throughout. On entering, you’ll find yourself in the open-plan living area with its vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows adding to the sense of space. Comfortable sofas are perfect for relaxing of an evening; there is ample space for everyone around the dining table and the compact kitchen is well-equipped. There are two large, well-appointed bedrooms: one double with an en-suite shower room and a twin room. Completing the accommodation is a family bathroom. When the sun is shining, throw open the patio doors to access the veranda for al fresco dining or take a dip in the sunken hot tub to the side of the lodge. This part of Devon is perfect for walking enthusiasts, with lots of routes off the beaten track. Head to Exmoor National Park (11 miles) for sweeping moorland, babbling brooks and quaint tearooms and pubs. If you prefer the coast, head to Saunton (25 miles) where you can enjoy the golden sand and clean surf. For a family day out, visit Exmoor Zoo (17.5 miles) where you can get up close and personal with the Exmoor Beast and other animals.
Weekly prices from £525.00
Romansleigh, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
Nestled amongst unspoiled woodland in rural Devon, this delightful lodge offers guests the opportunity to soak up the tranquillity of the surroundings. With so much alluring countryside to explore, there is a wealth of walking trails on your doorstep. Despite its secluded position, the market town South Molton is only 5 miles away with its selection of independent shops and eateries. At the end of a busy day, head home for a spot of stargazing from your private hot tub. Beautifully presented throughout, this lodge is bright and airy. As you enter the open-plan living area, you’ll notice how the light tones, floor-to-ceiling windows and vaulted ceiling add to the sense of space. Whether you’re reclining on the sofas, dining at the table or cooking in the well-equipped kitchen, you can all be together whilst appreciating the far-reaching views. There are two good-sized bedrooms. The double room has an en-suite shower room, whilst guests in the twin room can use the family bathroom. The outside terrace can be accessed via the patio doors and offers al fresco dining against a stunning backdrop. Round off your evenings with a relaxing dip in the sunken hot tub. Keen walkers will be in their element here, with so many quiet footpaths to discover. If you fancy exploring a different landscape, head 11 miles north to the stunning moorland, babbling brooks and glorious tearooms of Exmoor National Park. Alternatively, you may fancy a saunter along the golden sand of Saunton Sands or Westward Ho! (25 miles) followed by a swim in the sea. If you are looking for a fun family day out, why not visit the Exmoor Beast and friends at Exmoor Zoo (17.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £525.00
Newquay, Cornwall
4 2 1 Yes
Experience the best of both of Cornwall’s stunning coastlines with this perfectly positioned two-bedroom cottage in the heart of the county. Spend your days discovering the wild and rugged north coast with its windswept sandy beaches and cliff-top footpaths or the picturesque sheltered south with its quaint fishing villages and tropical gardens before returning for a bite to eat in the local pub, just 1 mile away. Back at the property, warm up beside one of the two wood burners or soak up the Cornish sunshine with a BBQ in the enclosed terrace garden. Bursting with character, the welcoming accommodation starts with a stable door. Once inside, find a country-style kitchen complete with a Rangemaster oven, quarry tiled floor, window seat and wood burner set into an original inglenook fireplace. A second wood burner can be found in the charming lounge, which is adorned with exposed ceiling beams and stone walls, making it the perfect place to cosy up on chilly evenings. Meanwhile, a sunroom opening onto the garden is a peaceful spot for reading and relaxing in the daytime. Upstairs, two delightful bedrooms with countryside views and Smart TVs share a bathroom with an inviting roll-top bath. Stepping outside, the private and enclosed terrace provides plenty of seating for everyone to enjoy sunny al fresco meals. Conveniently located just 1 mile from the A30, this is a great choice for families hoping to see as much of this stunning county as possible. Heading north, the lively seaside town of Newquay (6.5 miles) boasts a vast selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs together with an aquarium and a choice of dog-friendly sandy beaches. Meanwhile in the south, find the cathedral city of Truro (8.5 miles), the picturesque Roseland Heritage Coast (15 miles) and The Lost Gardens of Heligan (16.5 miles) among many other popular attractions. Closer to home, the Lappa Valley Steam Railway (3.5 miles) is a must for a memorable family day out.
Weekly prices from £580.00