All Cottages With Hot Tubs

A unique, octagon-shaped lodge, this romantic hideaway has true eco credentials including wind and solar power. Sleeping just two guests, the one-bedroom retreat has been designed with a living turf roof and Welsh timber cladding to ensure it blends beautifully into the Ceredigion landscape.

Ideally located in the midst of the western Cornwall countryside, this cottage is within easy reach of the county’s northern and southern coastline. To the north, the nearest beach is Gwithian, while Praa Sands is the closest on the south coast. Lively St Ives and Marazion, home to St Michaels Mount, are also close by, as well as a number of fantastic restaurants, bars and pubs.

This superb three-storey cottage is situated in Malltraeth, Isle of Anglesey. WiFi. Hot tub. Open-plan living. Newborough 2 miles; Rhosneigr 8 miles.

Situated in a peaceful tranquil location, just a short stroll from the splendid Coniston Water, close to the beautiful picture post card village of Coniston, in the heart of the Lake District National Park. Making this a fantastic base to explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Scarlettrose in Torrington, Devon, is a stylish semi-detached house that sleeps seven guests. With four bedrooms and two bathrooms, it offers ample space for a family or group of friends. The property features a private garden, a hot tub, and modern amenities, making it a perfect retreat. Nearby attractions include sandy beaches, the Tarka Trail, and RHS Rosemoor Gardens.

The Isle of Tiree is located in Scotland's Inner Hebrides (most outer of the inner) and is known for its stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches, and outdoor activities. Tiree is 12 miles long and famous for its sandy beaches such as Balephuil, Balevullin and Crossapol (all within 5 miles).

Schiehallion House is a luxurious detached holiday home in Pitlochry, Perth and Kinross, with WiFi, hot tub, sauna, and stunning grounds. Perth 27.3 miles.

Nestled in the village of Dalavich, this property enjoys a woodland setting on the western bank of Loch Awe. There are cycle routes and forest walks on the doorstep such as the Dalavich Oakwood Trail, Avich Falls and Otter Point, where red squirrels, pine martens, woodpeckers, deer and otters may be seen. The village has a shop/cafe and community hall with bar, opening times are seasonal.

The tranquil positioning of this farmhouse makes it a truly rural retreat, whilst maintaining an easily driveable distance to Bude and the surrounding attractions. There are country walks from the doorstep over the farmland where you can head towards the historic Launcells Church and also the nearby garden centre and café, both around 1 mile away.

For those seeking a romantic and luxurious escape, Scots Pine Treehouse offers an unforgettable retreat in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Nestled within Glenshee on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park, it provides the perfect base for exploring spectacular scenery, walking trails, cycling routes, and winter sports.

This Grade II listed property is located in the village of Icklesham in East Sussex, and is situated on the 1066 walk, which takes walkers from Pevensey to Rye via the town of Battle and is of great historic importance.

This impressive lodge is located on the hillside above the picturesque village of Kippford, and has panoramic views over Urr Water to Screel Hill. Its tranquil setting makes it ideal for a quiet family break or a relaxed getaway with friends, but it’s also perfect for outdoor activities.

Barn 5 is a delightful cottage nestled near Mevagissey, Cornwall, boasting an open-plan layout and a hot tub, with The Roseland Heritage Coast nearby. St. Austell 6.8 miles; Truro 13.5 miles.

This luxury holiday home is set in the seaside town of Westward Ho!, an extremely popular location for visitors and locals alike, with its two miles of golden beach, with dog friendly areas all year round, where families can build sandcastles and paddle in the sea and water sports enthusiasts have the local surf school to enjoy a day on the waves.

Sea Cliff is a traditional, mid-terrace cottage with a woodburning stove, in the heart of Morfa Nefyn, Gwynedd, near the beach and local amenities. Nefyn 1.6 miles; Pwllheli 7 miles; Abersoch 10.8 miles.