All Cottages With Hot Tubs

A converted 19th-century chapel near Hexham, Northumberland, sleeping 4. Features a private hot tub, vaulted ceilings, roll-top bath, Tempur mattress and woodburner. Walking distance to Hexham town. Hadrian's Wall is a short drive away. 30 minutes from Newcastle.

The Tiny Home is a charming shepherd’s hut in High Leven, Durham, offering a hot tub, decking, open-plan living, and two mezzanine double bedrooms. Middlesbrough 8.9 miles; Whitby 37.3 miles.

The Tollant in Rhayader, Mid Wales, is a superb barn conversion sleeping seven guests. This cosy cottage features three bedrooms, an open-plan lounge/diner/kitchen, and a wood burner. Enjoy the private hot tub, shared games room, and stunning views of the Wye Valley. Nearby attractions include Rhayader (3.5 miles), Elan Valley (6 miles), and Valley View Falconry (7 miles).

Reached by a private lane at the bottom of Daymer Lane, Torquil and Little Torquil sit quietly side by side, moments from the golden curve of Daymer Bay. Together, they create a wonderfully versatile retreat for extended families and friends gathering by the coast.

Delightful, boutique hut, nestled in an idyllic countryside position in the private orchard of a 60-acre working equestrian centre, with a local polo club and trout fishery less than 1 mile away.

Situated in the hamlet of Knapp just outside the highly popular village of North Curry, which has a shop/post office, coffee shop and a pub. Taunton, the County Town of Somerset, is approximately 7 miles with an extensive shopping mix, restaurants, leisure facilities, the County Cricket ground and racecourse.

Escape with your special someone to this charming single-level studio located on the edge of the rural Mesmear Estate, just 2 miles from the glistening waves of Polzeath Beach. Sleeping two people in one bedroom, this is a perfect base for romantic couples who are in search of a serene cottage to call home while they explore the untamed beauty of the Cornwall coast together.

Tucked away within mature woodland on the owner’s working farm, this secluded lodge offers an enchanting escape for couples and solo travellers planning days of adventure across Monmouthshire. Surrounded by the sights and sounds of nature, it couldn’t be easier to unwind here. Before you venture off-site, make sure to stroll through the peaceful woodland and meet the resident alpacas.

4 miles from the Yorkshire Dales, 15 miles from the North Pennines and 25 miles from the North York Moors, this is the perfect place for walkers and nature-lovers. Whether you are enjoying the scenery on foot, bike or four wheels, a rich tapestry awaits including wild moors, rolling countryside, mountains, rivers and ancient woodland. For a taste of town vibes, head 3.5 miles to Richmond.

A contemporary glamping pod nestled into the rural location of Pantcefn, near Llanarth, Sir Ceredigion. WiFi. Decking. Hot tub. Off-road parking. New Quay 4.3 miles; Aberaeron 4.7 miles.

The tunnel at bridge lake farm and fishery is a stunning, one-bedroom holiday home in chacombe, oxfordshire. near the cotswolds aonb. pretty views. romantic. banbury 4.2 miles; brackley 10.7 miles; bicester 17.9 miles; royal leamington spa 19.5 miles

Superb 19th century barn conversion cottage. 250 acres of farmland in Hope Valley. Church Stretton 6 miles.

Nestled in a wonderful peaceful position on a 300-acre working arable farm enjoying magnificent coastal and countryside views of the renowned East Neuk of Fife, in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Visit the petty coastal town of Anstruthers with a picturesque harbour and fascinating Scottish Fisheries Museum or enjoy a boat trip around the stunning Isle of May.

Located in the centre of Bridlington, this house is a perfect base for exploring the Yorkshire seaside town as well as the surrounding East Riding. Enjoy locally caught seafood and Bridlington’s speciality, lobster, in the many bars and restaurants less than 0.2 miles from the house.

Trade the everyday rush for wild countryside and fresh coastal air at this charming Angus hideaway. Though wonderfully secluded, it sits among some of the region’s most inviting adventures. Wander the rolling Angus Glens (9 miles), and with ten Munros to explore, hikers, hill walkers and nature lovers will be delighted.