Cottages With Hot Tubs in South West of England

Kelly Mill Cottage in Lifton, Devon, is a beautifully renovated, 300-year-old former mill cottage that sleeps four. It features a double-height lounge with an open fire, a mezzanine king-size bedroom, and a downstairs twin bedroom. The cottage offers a hot tub, children's play area, and direct access to walking and cycling trails.

Large really spacious wooden lodge with 6 seater hot tub in a private garden. Centrally situated on the edge of the historic village of St Day making it an ideal touring location throughout the year. Porthtowan 5 miles; Portreath 6 miles.

A well-positioned, single-storey holiday home resting in Carharrack near St Day, Cornwall. Family and pet-friendly. Hot tub. Close to amenities. Countryside views. Open-plan. Porthtowan 5.4 miles; Truro 7.4 miles; Portreath 8 miles; St Ives 20.7 miles.

This superb retreat makes a luxurious base for large families or groups of friends of up to 14 seeking a blend of coastal adventure and rural tranquillity. Positioned inland on the fringes of the quaint hamlet of Tredrizzick, between Rock, 2 miles, and Polzeath, 2.5 miles, the property offers easy access to golden sands, water sports and the scenic coastal path.

The peaceful village of Berwick St John sits close to the Dorset–Wiltshire border and is an ideal retreat for those seeking rest and relaxation in beautiful countryside. Set within the Cranborne Chase International Dark Skies Reserve, it is also a wonderful destination for star gazers, offering exceptional views of unspoilt night skies.

Make the most of this fantastic location and enjoy a visit to one of the many National Trust properties or picture-postcard villages in the area. There are many local golf courses, or you could take a trip on the West Somerset Railway.

King Ina’s Palace is an extraordinary, pet-friendly manor in South Petherton, Somerset, offering historic charm, a woodburning stove, and a hot tub. Crewkerne 7.8 miles.

This wonderful single-storey barn conversion is located close to Pyworthy, near Bridgerule, Devon. Smart TV. Dog-friendly. Hot tub. Pretty views. Holsworthy 4.8 miles; Bude 7.4 miles; Widemouth Bay 8.1 miles; Tintagel 22.9 miles.

Kingfisher Cottage in East Down, Devon, is a cosy retreat for two. This snug bungalow features a double bedroom, a bathroom with a walk-in shower, and an open-plan kitchen/living area. Enjoy the private courtyard with seating and a hot tub. Nearby attractions include Exmoor National Park and the seaside resorts of Combe Martin and Ilfracombe.

This two-storey timber lodge occupies an elevated woodland position within Bulworthy Forest Lodges, a 25-acre estate of forest and lakeside grounds in North Devon. With views stretching across Webbery Lake and the surrounding woodland, it offers a peaceful countryside retreat for families and groups of friends seeking to enjoy the area's natural beauty.

Relax and unwind at this tranquil spot set in the peaceful countryside. With its own private hot tub and superb lakeside views, you will find it difficult to tear yourself away. This single-storey property, situated within a bustling working farm, has been thoughtfully designed and equipped with everything you need.

This property is ideal for guests who are hoping to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and relax in the countryside. Although situated in a sleepy hamlet, the property is situated just off the road via a private driveway and within a short drive of the town of Barnstaple, where there is a good range of shops and restaurants, pubs, a theatre, leisure centre, and a swimming pool.

Delightful 18th Century former Mill House stands in truly idyllic surroundings within the owner’s grounds on the banks of the River Torridge. Nestled at the end of a tree lined drive the Mill House is the ideal choice for a romantic escape or a family holiday. By arrangement visitors can fly fish for trout and salmon on the stretch of the river which runs along side the property.

Located in the historic market town of Okehampton and within a short walk of the town’s castle and range of cafes, restaurants, pubs, shops, and twice-weekly market. Also accessed on foot is Dartmoor National Park which offers many miles of scenic walks for all abilities, ranging from easy strolls through to challenging hikes and climbs.

Venture into the town and you will find a great selection of independent shops, pubs and restaurants, and two miles of beautiful golden sandy beach, perfect for those who enjoy the sun and surf, and from here you can also enjoy some spectacular cliff-top walks on the South West Coast Path.