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Cottages with Hot Tubs in County Durham

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Arbour House Farm Bungalow is a detached home surrounded by countryside with close proximity to the city of Durham, making it an idyllic countryside escape for families or a group of friends with amenities close by. This picturesque property has been lovingly renovated to the highest of standards, with contemporary interior all while retaining some of the buildings character at every turn.
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Auckland Cottage

Sleeps 9
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 4
Resting on the outskirts of the North Pennines AONB and within striking distance of the charming market town of Wolsingham is this spacious accommodation, Auckland Cottage. This wonderful abode has been designed with a family and friends gathering in mind, with facilities and features appealing to a group of all ages and tastes.
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Aurelian House

Sleeps 8
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 3
Once a Methodist chapel, Aurelian House is a polished chapel conversion in St John's Chapel Durham this space has been lovingly restored to offer modern comfort while honoring its heritage of simplicity, peace, and community. Ideal for families and friends, this pet-friendly abode boasting an enclosed garden with a hot tub and is close to amenities.
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A delightful, semi-detached, stone-built cottage, set behind the ownersÂ’ home next to the River Wear in the Weardale village of Westgate, in County Durham. This attractive Westgate cottage is the perfect setting for a family holiday, with plenty to see and do in the area.
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Brancepeth

Sleeps 6
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 3
Wolsingham 1.7 miles. This marvellous, semi-detached holiday cottage, Brancepeth rests on an idyllic farm on the outskirts of Wolsingham, Durham. This cottage is the perfect stay for a family of six that want to escape to the countryside, boasting pet-friendly accommodation, as well as a hot tub and access to on-site facilities, such as a games room and an indoor swimming pool.
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Briar Barn

Sleeps 6
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 3
St John's Chapel 1.4 miles. Boasting a beautiful exterior of cedar-cladding and stone, this enchanting cottage can be found within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making a superb base for a rural retreat.
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This converted barn offers a comfortable rural retreat accommodation. Situated on a working farm, it rests in the peaceful North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It's perfectly placed for exploring Northumberland National Park, Hadrian's Wall, the Yorkshire Dales, and Cumbria.
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Burnhill Hishope

Sleeps 2
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 1
Set on the fringes of the dramatic North Pennines National Landscape, this charming cottage offers a perfect base for couples planning outdoor adventures and day trips to lively towns and cities. The Cathedral City of Durham is nearby, as are the historic market towns of Corbridge and Hexham, making trips to local boutiques, markets, attractions, and places to eat a breeze.
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This delightful castle has been transformed into a set of apartments and is situated in the heart of the market town of Stanhope, in County Durham. Resting across one floor, the property has been extensively renovated into a stylish and contemporary holiday home, whilst still boasting lovely period features with the original stone walls.
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Set in the private grounds of Stanhope castle with its own private hot tub. Cosy cave is a Sykes cottages award winning property. Enter into the hallway which leads to the well equipped kitchen to cater for two people. Double bedroom. Large bathroom with freestanding bath and walk in shower.
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Durham Cottage

Sleeps 8
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 4
Wolsingham 1.3 miles. Durham Cottage is a delightful retreat situated just outside the wonderful town of Wolsingham, Durham. Offering off-road parking and picturesque landscapes of the North East. Upon entering the property, you will be greeted by a spacious open-plan area, where you can unwind in the sitting room in front of the Smart TV and the warmth of the woodburning stove.
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Seaham 1 mile. Sitting in Dalton-le-Dale near Seaham, County Durham is this inviting annex, Glebe House. Accommodating a family of six, Glebe House rests near Durham Heritage Coast, whilst also being within easy reach of the bustling towns and cities nearby. Upon arrival, leave your vehicle in one of the off-road parking spaces and enter this welcoming dwelling.
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Heartwell Cottage

Sleeps 15
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 6
Heartwell Cottage is a charming, detached holiday home situated in the heart of Wolsingham, Durham. With the convenience of off-road parking, pet-friendly accommodation and even a private hot tub this delightful retreat serves as an ideal base for families or groups of friends seeking a memorable countryside escape.
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High Church Hill

Sleeps 6
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 3
This luxurious holiday home, High Church Hill, is situated on a farm in Witton Gilbert, Northumberland. The converted former grain store provides the perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors with the family, within easy reach of the North Pennines, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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This historic grade two star listed castle is part of English Heritage. This unique ground floor apartment is located within the grounds of Stanhope Castle in the market town of Stanhope. Across the road from the apartment is the local high street with shops, pubs, chemist and other amenities.Opposite the Castle is the Durham Dales visitor centre where leaflets can be obtained for days out.
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County Durham Cottages with hot tubs
County Durham is a stunning rural county in the North East of England. It's the ideal place to go for a short or longer hot tub cottage break.  It is the home county of the historical city of Durham which boasts a stunning cathedral and has lush countryside to explore. The North Pennines are part of the county as well as the Durham Heritage Coast.

Durham - cosy rustic cottages and loads to see and do

Soak up beautiful countryside, rich history and rich coastal areas to explore

Fancy a hot tub with a view? Durham has some stunning vistas to enjoy
Fancy a hot tub with a view? Durham has some stunning vistas to enjoy

So, whether you're planning a peaceful countryside retreat, seaside holiday or city break, County Durham is a fantastic location for your next holiday cottage break. With fantastic accommodations located throughout the county, you'll easily be able to find the perfect accommodation for your next trip.


Eating out: From country, to modern dining, Durham has what you're looking for

Dining out in durham
This historic location has a mix of modern and rustic places to dine out

If you're looking for a tasty reason to hop out of your private jacuzzi, there's some incredible places for eating and drinking in County Durham.

Holiday makers can make the most of the excellent country pubs and cafes found throughout the county. While most people will load the car with goodies to enjoy on their self catering cottage break, you'll want to try some of the up-market city bars, restaurants and the countless country pubs.

Enjoy a Sunday lunch with the family in Durham City, or post-dog walk pub lunch. The Durham Heritage Coast has plenty of coastal cafes and fish and chip shops in Seaham and Peterlee. For a night out, this county has several modern cocktail bars and nightclubs for you to enjoy on date night or when celebrating a special occasion.

Other places to dine out during your luxury cottage break


Family Days Out in & Around Durham

Take a break from your holiday cottage and soak up the history

One of the most popular family attractions you'll want to visit is is Beamish, the Living Museum of North.

The open-air museum allows visitors to step back in time and experience what life would have been like in England during the 1820s, 1990s, 1940s and the 1950s.

There is so much to see and do at this museum, including a pit village and cottages, farm, colliery, 1900s town with bakery, garage, sweet shop, bank, school, dentist, houses and pub, tramway and steam train.

The museum is a fantastic day out and has something for the whole family to enjoy.

Diggerland is another a fun attraction, especially for families with young children. The theme park has a good selection of kids rides, real diggers, go-karting, an indoor play area, café and gift shop! Families on a cottage getaway will really love this theme park.


What is there for couples to do during their break?

If you're planning a romantic cottage break with your partner, or simply fancy booking a city break with your loved one, there is plenty for couples to enjoy in this part of the North East. From castles to market towns.

You'll find a wide range of cottages with jacuzzis that sleep just 2 guests available through the county so you and your partner can enjoy a romantic retreat. There are lots of romantic activities to do in the county including a trip to the famous Durham Cathedral , scenic walks in Hardwick Hall Country Park and a visit to the luxurious spa, Seaham Hall

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Dog lovers will find a lot to enjoy in Durham

Plenty of pet friendly cottages

There's nothing like hopping in the hottub back at your cottage after an afternoon exploring with your furry friend. If you're planning a trip with your pet, you'll find this is a fantastic area for dog lovers.

Offering a stunning coastline and scenic countryside, there are plenty of beautiful landscapes to explore with your furry friend.  The North Pennines are set within a large part of the county and provide lovely walking trails and natural landmarks to visit including Hamsterley Forest, Whinfell Forest and High Force Waterfalls.

The Heritage Coast offers a number of walking paths along the historic coast with stunning views of the beaches, cliffs and dunes. Wherever you decide to walk, I'm sure it'll keep your dog's tail wagging.


6 Things Not To Be Missed During Your Cottage Getaway in Durham

On your next trip to County Durham, make sure you check out some of these top 6 attractions in the county. Whether you’re visiting with family, friends or your partner, there is something for everyone in County Durham.

#1 - Durham Cathedral

A magnificent Norman building that dominates the skyline and is open for visitors and worshippers. Guests can explore the cathedral as well as enjoy food at The Undercroft restaurant and pick up a souvenir from the Cathedral shop. There are also several special events throughout the year so make sure you check out the calendar before visiting.

#2 - Beamish

Pack some educational fun into your cottage holiday. A fun day out for the whole family, Beamish is a living museum of the North and allows you to step back into history.

Explore the 1900s town where you can pick up baked goods from the bakery, watch how old-fashioned sweets are made in the sweet shop, and even enjoy a pint in the local pub.

There is also a coaling mine, traditional steam train and tramway, 1940's farm, and much more for everyone to enjoy. The site is also dog-friendly so visitors can bring your furry friend along with you too.

#3 - The Bowes Museum

There's some excellent museums to explore during your cottage break, none better than this renowned collection of art at The Bowes Museum.

The beautiful building has stunning gardens which you can explore. Throughout the year there are several different exhibitions as well as special events. If you're a fan of top-quality art, fashion and design, The Bowes Museum is worth a visit.

#4 - High Force Waterfalls

Found in the North Pennines, High Force Waterfalls are one of the most magnificent waterfalls in the UK. Enjoy a lovely scenic walk to the falls where you can view the biggest waterfall in England which drop 70 feet. They are an incredible force that shouldn't be missed on your next trip to County Durham.

#5 - Locomotion

At this railway museum in Shildon families can explore the fantastic collection of trains and learn about the history of the locomotives. The museum is also free entry, a great activity for the whole family if you're on a budget or looking for a free activity on a rainy afternoon.

#6 - Seaham Beach

If you're planning a trip to the Heritage Durham Coast, Seaham offers a beautiful part of the North East coast. Lovely at any time of the year, the beach is dog-friendly and offers gorgeous scenic views. You'll also find a WW1 soldier metal sculpture on the seafront as well as cafes and fish and chip shops to enjoy with sea views.