All Cottages With Hot Tubs

Superb detached barn conversion. Perfect family accommodation. En-suite facilities. Woodburning stove. WiFi. Parking. Garden. Hot tub. Abersoch 2 miles.

From this delightful cottage you will be perfectly placed for exploring the very best of both the Devon and Cornwall coasts. Enjoy National Trust cliff-top walks, quiet, sheltered coves, charming fishing villages and long sandy surfing beaches.

A traditional holiday home tucked away on the outskirts of South Cave, in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Pet-friendly. Woodburning stove. Enclosed garden. Market Weighton 8.2 miles; Beverley 9.8 miles; York 28.8 miles.

This delightful, detached retreat nestles in the tranquil village of South Leverton, near the historic market town of Retford. Surrounded by open countryside and just a short walk from the River Trent, it offers an idyllic setting for bird watchers, dog walkers, and nature lovers. Guests can also enjoy a leisurely stroll to the friendly village pub and local shop.

Longnor has a local shop, a post office, excellent craft centre and tearoom. The old cobbled market square is in the heart of the village and its abundance of history can be found on a board outside the market hall. There are nearby caves and caverns to explore and The Roaches, with Hen Cloud and Ramshaw Rocks provide an abundance of rock climbing, cycling and walking.

The cottage is nestled on the edge of peaceful woodland, perfect for picnics and woodland walks and is located on the same site as Horseshoe View Cottage No 2 and the River View Hideaway annexe. The Forest of Dean boasts several nature reserves, one of which is on the doorstep, where wild boar, sheep, deer, and Highland cattle are just some of the wildlife to be seen.

Set in a tranquil location and located on the same site as Horseshoe View Cottage No 1 and the River View Hideaway annexe. Couples can escape to this cottage and look forward to outdoor adventures in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. A haven for walkers and cyclists, there is a myriad of footpaths and cycling routes from the front door.

Perfectly situated equidistant from the A39 and A30, and close to the Devon and Cornwall border you can enjoy exploring both of these ever-popular counties. Head north and visit the expansive golden sands at Widemouth Bay, and Bude, voted Best Seaside Town 2018 and offering a choice of beach, pretty canal and splash pool.

Beautifully nestled on a working farm within the North Devon countryside, this wonderfully converted stables provides guests with a beautiful blend of countryside living, whilst still being within easy reach to the breathtaking North Cornwall coast, with its golden beaches, dramatic cliffs, and charming seaside towns.

This beautiful stone-built cottage rests in Waskerley near to the amenities of Consett in County Durham. All-ground-floor. Contemporary interior. Woodburning stove. WiFi. Countryside views. Stanhope 8 miles; Durham 16.6 miles.

A truly unique and charming ground-floor apartment within a beautiful boathouse in Rudyard, near Leek, Staffordshire. Romantic. Hot Tub. Kayaks and rowing boat included. Stoke-on-Trent 11.8 miles; Buxton 16.6 miles; Ashbourne 19.5 miles.

Set on a hillside with breathtaking views and direct access to open countryside walks, this beautifully converted stone steading is a tranquil base for couples or solo travellers looking to explore the beauty of rural Fife. Just 2 miles away, the welcoming town of Newburgh boasts local shops, cafe, pub and the fascinating Lindores Abbey Distillery – a must-visit for whisky enthusiasts.

This idyllic haven for two is nestled among the enchanting Scottish Highlands, with a wide range of walking and cycling paths for you to embark upon nearby. Climb up to Fyrish Monument (11 miles) where you will be rewarded by breathtaking panoramic views over the Cromarty Firth. You can pick up amenities and find several cosy and welcoming eateries 3.5 miles away in the attractive town of Alness.

Set in the Scottish Highlands close to the NC500 route, this is an ideal spot for those travelling through the Highlands with their loved one and a beloved dogs. Surrounding the lodge is an abundance of walking and cycling routes where you can enjoy a variety of wildlife and scenic views.

This charming retreat for two offers a tranquil escape and has plenty of walking and cycling routes nearby. It is also located on the scenic NC500 route, making it a good base to take a break while travelling along this scenic coastline. For awe-inspiring views, walk to the dramatic Fyrish Monument (11 miles), which overlooks the Cromarty Firth.