Cottages With Hot Tubs in Heart of England

Enjoy this peaceful location on the edge of Kinnerley village, near Oswestry. Whatever your interest, it is all within easy reach, whether it’s good food, boutique shopping, castles, country houses and gardens, steam trains, horse drawn canal trips, theatre, music events or just relaxing.

Situated less than a mile from the traditional village of Blakeney, well served with a village store and selection of country pubs. Providing easy access into the heart of the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley, an absolute haven for fun seekers with one of the UK’s best cycle trails and downhill mountain bike course, along with abseiling, caving and canoeing at Symonds Yat.

Indulge in the enchanting ambience of this romantic haven nestled in the most peaceful environment, offering a digital detox, surrounded by nature. This retreat provides easy access to attractions such as the Armourgeddon Military Museum (5 miles) and Foxton Locks (3.5 miles).

Nestled at the entrance to Norwood Park, a prestigious private estate near the charming market town of Southwell, this elegant red-brick retreat is an idyllic holiday destination. Golf enthusiasts will love the exceptional 18-hole course just steps away, while the inviting interiors make it perfect for couples, friends, or small families seeking relaxation or adventure.

Nestled in an enchanting bluebell wood near the picturesque village of Kingham, this charming retreat is perfect for couples, families, or small groups seeking tranquillity in a designated National Landscape. Ideally situated, it serves as a fantastic base for exploring the stunning Cotswolds countryside.

This luxury lakeside lodge is set within the idyllic Cotswolds Water Park, a popular holiday destination with excellent facilities and activities for all ages. Enjoy the variety of water sports that are available, try your hand at fishing, or simply take a picturesque walk alongside the tranquil lakes.

Indulge in a peaceful, rural setting, tucked away down a quiet country lane only 1 mile away from the border of England and Wales. Visit Ellesmere (5 miles), known as Shropshire's Lake District, with its many meres to explore.

Enjoying an idyllic rural location, this delightful hideaway offers light and characterful accommodation for up to four guests eager to enjoy a relaxing break in a quiet corner of Northamptonshire. The picturesque village of Clipston is just a mile away, offering a choice of great places to eat and drink, perfect for relaxing in after a day spent exploring the beautiful surroundings.

Positioned on the edge of the popular village of Cromford which offers an abundance of amenities such as, pubs, restaurants and shops. Guests can explore the countryside on foot along the various routes that lead from the doorstep, including the famous High Peak visitors centre, the Cromford Canal, and the High Peak trail leading to the Black Rocks and Tissington Trail.

A bespoke wooden lodge, resting on the outskirts of Greetham village in Rutland, East Midlands. Swimming pool access. Ideal for families. Hot tub. Off-road parking. Oakham 7.8 miles; Leicester 27.4 miles.

Combining comfort and style, this lodge sits in an adults-only park within 80 acres of beautiful Shropshire farmland, just 2 miles from the historic market town of Shrewsbury. With the picturesque village of Hadnall nearby and stunning views across the Shropshire and Powys borderlands, this peaceful location offers the perfect romantic escape for a couple seeking tranquillity.

A romantic wooden lodge resting in Chacombe, Northamptonshire. Lake views. Hob tub. Open-plan. Banbury 4.9 miles; Brackley 11.1 miles; Bicester 18.5 miles; Royal Leamington Spa 19.4 miles.

Enjoying a tranquil setting, just outside the village of Redmarley D'Abitot, this beautiful, contemporary, homely cottage surrounded by the rolling Gloucestershire countryside makes the perfect destination for a romantic couple's retreat or memory-making family getaway.

Sherwood Forest is steeped in history with the most famous tree in Sherwood Forest being the Major Oak which is about 800 years old, and was said the be the hiding place for Robin Hood. Explore the miles of cycle paths or hire bikes at Sherwood Pines, just 5 miles away, and choose from a wide selection of trails of varying difficulty. Why not take a trip to Thoresby Estate, just 2 miles away?

The property is situated just off the main road that runs through the village of Waterhouses, home to a traditional pub, village shop and take away cafe. For those wanting to explore, the Manifold Track starts within the village and is a favourite for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Stop off at Thor’s Cave along the way or take refreshments at one of the cafes.