Cottages With Hot Tubs in South West of England

Situated on the owner’s former dairy farm, which guests are free to explore, this property is surrounded by spectacular countryside. Just a short distance away, Devon’s north coast boasts a string of sandy beaches, quintessential fishing villages and beautiful cliff-top walks.

This tastefully converted barn is situated in North Devon with easy access to sandy beaches at Westward Ho! six miles to the north, and the Cornish seaside town of Bude, a 17 mile drive to the south.

A truly rural retreat, there are plenty of walks and trails to keep you busy on your break. The beautiful beach at Crackington Haven is just five miles away, with a superb pub overlooking the bay serving delicious food and ales, and there are plenty of other pubs to choose from inland with a locally-acclaimed destination at Wainhouse Corner.

Set in the Somerset village of Kingsdon, this fantastic farmhouse has been lovingly updated to offer a characterful retreat for families and groups of friends. With a village pub less than 100 metres away and plenty of trails leading from the doorstep, this property is well suited for days of walking.

A spacious riverside cottage in a peaceful Cornish setting, with a private hot tub and thoughtful family-friendly features, this property is ideal for a relaxing break with friends or family. Set close to the south coast, you can explore the characterful harbour towns of Looe, Polperro and Fowey (all 5 miles) with their beaches, galleries and independent shops.

Set near a traditional 17th Century thatched pub, this property is within walking distance of the town and harbour.

Lanyon is a delightful holiday home situated in the lovely coastal town of Carbis Bay, Cornwall. Sea views. Hot tub. Private and driveway parking. St Ives 2.8 miles ; Hayle 5 miles ; Penzance 8.6 miles.

Set above the waters of Webbery Lake, this spacious three-bedroom timber lodge at Bulworthy Forest Lodges offers a peaceful woodland retreat in the heart of North Devon. Nestled within 25 acres of woodland and lakes, the lodge sleeps up to six guests and provides an idyllic setting for families, friends and multi-generational breaks seeking relaxation surrounded by nature.

Located on a farm, this property enjoys peace and tranquillity with brilliant walks on the doorstep. Within easy reach of both the A30 and A39, this is an ideal bolthole for exploring the whole of Cornwall. A short drive will bring you to the sheltered coves and golden sandy beaches of the north and south coasts, plus quaint fishing villages bursting with West Country charm.

A stunning, five-bedroom home resting in Crantock, Cornwall. Hot tub. Luxury. Countryside views. Family-friendly. Stylish. Open-plan living. Close to amenities and the beach. Newquay 3.4 miles.

An elegant Edwardian coastal retreat in one of Newquay’s most sought-after locations, this property is a beautifully restored four-storey holiday home, ideal for large groups of friends or families. Sleeping up to 18 guests across eight beautifully appointed bedrooms, the property enjoys breathtaking ocean views and overlooks the golden sands of Towan Beach.

This contemporary cedar house sits above Trevaunance Cove in St Agnes, surrounded by tranquil woodland with open valley views across to Wheal Kitty. It suits families and groups of friends after a coastal break combining surf, clifftop walking, and Cornish heritage.

Beautiful semi-detached converted barn on edge of St Austell, en-suite bedrooms, Wi-Fi, off road parking, working farm, scenic sea and countryside views. Padstow 20 miles

Romantic and restorative, this grown-up hideaway has been built amid the woodland of a gorgeous glamping site that pairs peace and privacy with a range of spa treatments and wellbeing sessions. It’s a great spot from which to enjoy Cornwall’s coast and countryside too – walk a mile to Mithian’s 16th-century inn, or a scenic 2 miles to secluded Trevellas Cove.

Located on the picturesque upper reaches of the Fowey River, a sought after village and one of the top destinations to visit in Cornwall, it is popular with locals and visitors. Once here immerse yourself in village life, vibrant at times although at an altogether slower pace, with its river fronting traditional green and pub. Enjoy stunning walks following the river as it meanders downstream.