Cottages With Hot Tubs in Scotland

Discover this fabulous and unique country house, with panoramic views over Loch Linnhe and towards Morvern and Glencoe. On a clear day, the Isle of Mull with Ben More in the foreground can be seen from the property, with further views towards the Pap of Glencoe and the surrounding mountains. The house is nestled between Glencoe (6 miles) and Fort William (8 miles).

Located on a luxury resort and offering well-appointed accommodation, this lodge is only 5 miles from St Andrews making it the perfect place to try your hand at a round or two of golf at the legendary old course or one of the other spectacular 50 courses in the area.

Tucked away in the peaceful village of Steelend, this family- and dog-friendly cottage offers an excellent base for a countryside escape. Surrounded by natural beauty and just a short distance from the Ochil Hills, this is a lovely setting for walkers and outdoor lovers.

Fantastically located between St Andrews (8 miles) and Dundee (7 miles), this luxurious and spacious property offers great accommodation for golfers, families, and friends. Anyone wanting to practise their short game is in luck with several local and links courses close by including Drumoig, St Michaels, Scotscraig, St Andrews and Carnoustie (all within 19 miles).

Nestled in an idyllic rural setting with breathtaking valley and countryside views. Situated only 1 mile from the picturesque Royal Burgh of Biggar, with its array of eateries, welcoming inns, distinctive shops, art galleries and museums such as Upper Clydesdale, Gas Works and an award-winning puppet theatre.

Just 7 miles away, you will find the bustling city of Edinburgh, easily accessible by park and ride (6 miles) or train (3 miles). Edinburgh itself offers an abundance of leisure and shopping amenities, including renowned festivals like the Fringe and the Tattoo, a vibrant Christmas market, thrilling rugby matches, and a plethora of concerts and events throughout the year.

Nestled in an idyllic, elevated position, you can take advantage of the breathtaking views out over Sandyhills Bay and towards the Lake District. These views cut across the stunning Solway Firth, which boasts 200miles of splendid, rugged coastline.

This luxurious property is located on a 370-acre working beef and sheep farm, nestled in an elevated position. Benefiting from magnificent sea views towards Isle of Arran, Ailsa Craig ,Mull of Kintyre and Northern Ireland. The splendid Ayrshire coastline and countryside is a paradise for walkers, bikers and hikers with numerous coastal trails and country tracks to explore.

Tweed Hideaway is a contemporary two-bedroom chalet located on an organic farm in the Scottish Borders. It sleeps four people and features an open-plan design with floor-to-ceiling windows, a well-equipped kitchen, and a cosy living area with a wood burner. Outside, enjoy a private wood-fired hot tub and a beautiful meadow-style garden.

Ideally situated along the outskirts of the thriving town of Duns, this bright and airy retreat makes a lovely holiday getaway for couples and solo travellers eager to explore a beautiful corner of the Scottish Borders.

This unique detached former Croft cottage is both quirky and homely in character and enjoys the most spectacular sea views across Waternish Bay. Providing a peaceful and scenic escape, for anyone seeking tranquillity and the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands.

Located on Victoria Parade with spectacular views over West Bay on the Firth of Clyde, with direct access from the front garden to the beach. Perfectly positioned to explore Dunoon with its excellent range of shops, an array of eateries, and excellent leisure facilities including Riverside with a swimming pool and Castle House Museum less than half a mile away.

Set amongst the gentle landscapes of Ayrshire, this welcoming timber-clad holiday home offers couples and small families a peaceful base for exploring one of Scotland's most scenic regions. Guests can begin the day beside the 2-mile stretch of water, where wildfowl gather among the reeds.

Immersed in the rolling landscape of Ayrshire, this timber-clad retreat provides a tranquil base for couples and small families keen to discover one of Scotland's most picturesque corners. Golf enthusiasts are spoilt for choice, with renowned courses such as Turnberry Golf Course, Prestwick Golf Club, and Royal Troon Golf Club all within 13 miles.

Nestled in an elevated rural position with magnificent countryside views towards the Lomond and Falkland Hills. The pretty village of Falkland (6 miles), home to a stunning Renaissance palace, features beautifully maintained gardens and rich historical exhibits; it was recently used as a filming location for the popular Outlander TV series too.