All Cottages With Hot Tubs

This beautiful pod is set within a riverside position, complete with a countryside backdrop. Set within a private enclosure next to the local pub, this unique retreat boasts a private hot tub and fire pit; it’s the perfect spot to relax after a day of exploring the local area.

River View Cottage is a lovely cottage in Hanlith, Skipton, offering beautiful riverside views, an open-plan living space, and a courtyard hot tub. Settle 5.8 miles; Skipton 10.2 miles.

This gorgeous annexe enjoys an enviable location, with stunning, far-reaching views across the horseshoe of the Severn Estuary. Located on the same site as Horseshoe View Cottages and quite literally on the doorstep of the Forest. Just 50m from the property you can enjoy lovely walks, taking in the flora and fauna such as bluebell woods and Highland Cattle in the nature reserve.

River View Lodge in Allendale, Northumberland, is a luxury lodge that sleeps four people in two spacious bedrooms. The lodge features an open-plan living space with stunning valley views, a cosy wood burner, and a fully equipped kitchen. Enjoy the large balcony with a sunken hot tub, perfect for relaxing under starry skies.

Stylish period country cottage nestled into the banks of the River Dee, embrace the spectacular views from the hot tub, take a walk down the lovely Welsh lanes or pop to the local village pub. This is perfect for friends and family, including the dog, to enjoy an idyllic retreat just three miles from Llangollen. Superb area for fishing, walking, cycling and visiting attractions.

This detached house is situated in Roybridge, Scotland. Woodburner. 3 bedrooms. En-suite. Hot tub. Fort William 11.5 miles; Inverness 58 miles.

The immediate area is steeped in maritime and smuggling history and is renowned for having one of the best climates in England. Head towards the coast and visit the ever-popular Mullion and beautiful Poldhu Cove, and a number of quaint fishing villages such as pretty Porthleven. From here you can also access the South West Coast Path which offers stunning walks and wild beauty.

A charming and spacious cottage in a sleepy hamlet, perfect for families coming together or group of friends who want a rural Cornish break yet near to the Cornish coastline. Relubbus is a quiet hamlet located inland from Praa Sands (4 miles), near the popular town of Marazion (3 miles) where you can see the famous St Michael’s Mount.

A sleek, contemporary holiday home, this inviting lodge is perfect for those seeking comfort and style during their time in North Cornwall. Sleeping four guests, the appealing, two-bedroom, single-storey retreat is ideal for small families or couples looking for a high level of comfort.

Located on the edge of the charming village of Shotley Bridge, this unique accommodation offers a picture-perfect retreat for couples. Situated on the border of the North Pennines in Northumberland, the surrounding area boasts an abundance of character with local pubs, footpaths, and the River Derwent.

In the small village of Shotley Bridge on the edge of Northumberland, this beautifully stylish cabin offers glorious views of the River Derwent, creating a perfect romantic luxury retreat for couples. The surrounding countryside provides numerous river walks ideal for wildlife spotting, while the Northern Pennines, waterfalls, and Derwent Gorge are just 3 miles away.

Riverside is a stunning holiday cottage situated near the historic town of Kendal in Cumbria with a toasty woodburning stove and indulgent hot tub. Windermere 12.1 miles.

Located in the centre of the peaceful village of Armathwaite, there are two pubs serving good food and local beers a short walk from the house. The village also has a well-stocked shop.

Situated on the Great Glen way route from Inverness to Fort William, the bustling village of Drumnadrochit is well known as the Nessie capital of Loch Ness because of its excellent Loch Ness Monster exhibitions. It also offers a fine choice of bars, restaurants and shops, making it a popular destination and an excellent base for a Highland holiday.

Due to the property’s special location there is so much to see and do without travelling far. The riverside location means there is an abundance of wildlife to spot throughout the year, and if it takes your fancy enjoy a spot of fishing or explore the nearby footpaths.