Cottages With Hot Tubs in South West of England

This property is situated in the Devonshire countryside, yet is only eight miles from one of Cornwall’s most popular seaside resorts: Bude. Here guests will find a choice of sandy beaches, one of which has a lovely tidal pool, providing safe bathing whatever the weather, as well as a mini-golf course, and a range of shops and cafes.

This property enjoys a quiet, rural location within easy reach of the Tamar Lakes Country Park, which offers plentiful opportunities for visitors to enjoy sailing, windsurfing, water zorbing, scenic walks, cycle routes, and angling.

A superb cottage in the centre of the character village of Croyde with lots of external space and a hot tub. The cottage is just a couple of hundred metres walk to a choice of pubs, cafes and restaurants and one of the best surfing beaches is just a mile away (or shorter if you stroll through the sand dunes).

Located just outside the village of Woolsery and close to the unique fishing village of Clovelly, this lodge is well situated to explore both the North Cornwall and the North Devon coastlines. It is also only 11.5 miles from the market town of Bideford with its retail park, pubs and restaurants, and the famous pannier market. Westward Ho!

Tucked away on the edge of the leafy woods of Tehidy, next to endless walks and trails, yet only 2 miles from the coastline at Portreath, away from the coastal bustle gives the best of both worlds for a Cornwall adventure. Hop in the car to reach Portreath, Gwithian and Porthtowan beaches, all within 6 miles. Hayle beaches were voted the best in the UK by The Times in 2024.

Dating back over 500 years, and set in large, gated grounds in Portishead on the Somerset coast, this sophisticated rural retreat is the ultimate getaway for a memory-making break with family and friends.

Moonshine, a charming, single-storey shepherd's hut positioned in the tranquil outskirts of St. Erme, Cornwall. Hot tub. Romantic. Pet-friendly. Rural. Truro 5.8 miles.

A delightful, eco-friendly, single-storey holiday home in Carbis Bay, Cornwall. Sustainable. Eco-friendly. Hot tub. Firepit. Ground-floor living. Open-plan. Close to beach. St Ives 2.2 miles; Hayle 3.9 miles; Penzance 8.8 miles.

This delightful, single-storey lodge lies on the St Day Tourist Park in St Day, Cornwall. Open-plan. Hot tub. Close to amenities. Porthtowan 5 miles; Portreath 6.6 miles; Truro 7.8 miles; St Ives 19.9 miles.

This home is situated in a prime position along the Cornwall coast, a spot that provides guests with easy access to the turquoise waters at Porth Beach. Newquay itself is incredibly well known for the world-famous Boardmasters Festival, as well as a fabulous selection of local shops, restaurants, and cafés.

Morva - Carbis Bay is a luxurious coastal retreat in West Cornwall, sleeping eight people in four stylish bedrooms. Enjoy stunning views from the reverse-level design, relax in the hot tub, and dine alfresco on the large balcony. Nearby attractions include Tate St Ives, Barbara Hepworth Museum, and beautiful beaches.

Mowenna, a delightful first-floor apartment resting in the village of Mullion in Cornwall. Near the sea. Enclosed garden. Pet-friendly. Off-road parking. Lizard Point 7.1 miles; Helston 8.6 miles.

This property is one of two barn conversions situated on the owner’s working farm, just a mile from the local beach at Sandy Bay, which extends round to the pretty seaside village of Combe Martin, with its five pubs, fish and chip shop, and ice cream parlour.

This tranquil retreat sits on the Devon/Cornwall border making it the perfect base to explore these two beautiful counties. Enjoy the snapping of twigs beneath your walking boots with picturesque trails from your doorstep, and even take the short 2-mile trip to reach the National Trust’s unique cliff-top Hawker’s Hut where you can hop on the rugged yet beautiful South West Coast Path.

Located in Gollant a sought after village popular with locals and visitors, on the picturesque upper reaches of the Fowey River. Immerse yourself in village life, vibrant at times although at an altogether slower pace. Enjoy stunning walks following the river as it meanders downstream. Visit the impressive Restormel Castle and the harbour towns of Fowey and Charlestown.