Cottages With Hot Tubs in Wales

The property is nestled in Llanelltyd, 1 mile from Dolgellau's historic town where there are pubs and shops, and cycle hire – ideal for the Mawddach Trail. The renowned Coed-y-Brenin Forest Park is 4.5 miles down the road, perfect for a mountain biking challenge. Explore beautiful Barmouth, 6 miles, with its golden, sandy beaches, harbour, cafes, pubs, shops, museums and galleries.

No expense has been spared in creating an unforgettable getaway for large families and groups of friends in the tranquil countryside of North Wales. This luxurious abode is located in rural Denbighshire, just 7 miles from the market town of Ruthin. With its Tudor architecture and medieval castle, this destination is a haven for history lovers.

Beautifully refurbished chapel with enclosed garden near to Botwnnog, National Trust’s Plas Y Rhiw and Hells Mouth beach. Nearby Abersoch boasts bistro culture, events, boutique shops and sheltered harbour. Coastal Aberdaron and Llanbedrog offer shops, galleries, pubs and cafes.

Ideally situated between Aberaeron and New Quay and within walking distance of the stunning West Wales coastal path network, garage/shop and a farm restaurant. Aberaeron, with its delightful pastel palette of coloured Georgian houses, offers eateries, independent shops, a pretty harbour with boats bobbing up and down and super pebble beaches.

A detached cottage near Aberaeron, in grounds of owners' home. Hot tub. Wet room. Wheelchair-friendly. Countryside setting. Aberaeron 5.4 miles; New Quay 12 miles; Aberystwyth 14.9 miles.

Carreg Lwyd Farmhouse in Gower, South Wales, is a spacious six-bedroom, three-storey cottage that sleeps 12. Ideal for family gatherings, it features a cosy lounge, a dining room for 12, and a well-equipped kitchen. The enclosed garden boasts a six-seater hot tub. Nearby attractions include Port Eynon beach (120 metres) and the Gower Heritage Centre (8 miles).

A pretty Anglesey cottage annexe, with hot tub and woodburner, set in 2 acres of gardens close to the village of Malltraeth. Offering a superb romantic getaway or touring base all year round. Malltraeth 3.5 miles.

Stunning detached riverside property with a hot tub for families and friends to relax and unwind, accessed via a private drive and unique iron bridge over the Elwy River. It’s set in an idyllic location in peaceful Llanfairtalhaiarn, whilst also being 6 miles from the historic market town of Denbigh with eateries and independent shops.

Escape to the Carmarthenshire countryside with your nearest and dearest, enjoying an unforgettable stay with the kids in this luxurious safari tent. This lodge site, home to three other lodges, can be found in the village of Cwmcou, just under 2 miles from the lively town of Newcastle Emlyn, where you’ll find shops, pubs, and restaurants to frequent.

Cascade in Saundersfoot, West Wales, is a luxurious and spacious house that sleeps 12 guests in five bedrooms. Perfect for large families or groups, it features a hot tub, sauna, and gym. Just 150 metres from the beach, it offers easy access to local attractions like Tenby and Pembroke Castle. Ideal for a memorable seaside holiday.

Cascades Cottage in Blaenau Ffestiniog, North Wales, is a cosy stone retreat that sleeps five. Featuring three bedrooms, a lounge with a multi-fuel burner, and a fully equipped kitchen, it offers comfort and charm. Enjoy the hot tub in the enclosed garden with stunning mountain views. Nearby attractions include Zip World Caverns (3 miles) and Portmeirion (10 miles).

A lovely detached property located in the centre of the seaside village of Abersoch, in North Wales. Woodburner. WiFi. Close to beach. Pwllheli 6.2 miles.

Castell Coch in Llangwnadl, North Wales, is a beautifully refurbished former rectory that sleeps nine people in five bedrooms. This detached, pet-friendly retreat features exquisite interior design, a cosy snug room, two lounges with wood burners, and a fully equipped kitchen. The large garden includes a hot tub, outdoor furnishings, and a BBQ.

Enjoying an elevated location with far-reaching views across the surrounding farmland, this spacious farmhouse welcomes eight guests, is dog friendly and perfect for families wanting to spend time together in the countryside. The small village of Penhow is best known for Penhow Castle, which claims to be the oldest inhabited castle in Wales.