Cottages With Hot Tubs in Wales

Clydfan, No 1 Trearddur Road is a detached dormer bungalow resting in Trearddur Bay, Anglesey. Close to a shop, pub, and beach. Hot tub. Pets. Holyhead 2 miles; Rhosneigr 13.9 miles.

The small village of Mydroilyn is just a short drive from Aberaeron and New Quay with picturesque harbours, Georgian architecture, colourful houses, shops, galleries and eateries. The interesting university town of Lampeter is slightly further inland and offers a range of museums, galleries, shops and restaurants too.

Enjoy breath-taking uninterrupted views of Moel Famau, framed by rolling green hills, from the comfort of the private wood-fired hot tub at this wonderful wooden glamping pod on the corner of a quiet working farm. The open plan design provides a bright, spacious living area while the exposed woodwork and curved ceiling add a cosier touch.

Coach House is a stunning house located in the town of Llanwrtyd Wells in Powys, boasting a games room, woodburning stove, enclosed garden and allows pets. Builth Wells 12.7 miles; Llandovery 11 miles; Bannau Brycheiniog National Park 18.7 miles.

Coed y Pentre is a detached luxury lodge in Carno, Powys, mid-Wales. Set in an elevated rural position with open farmland views, it holds a Customers' Choice 2023 award and a 4.7 out of 5 rating. It sleeps 8 across 4 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms and private parking for 4 cars.

The lodge sits just 1 mile from Carno village which has a store, post office and pub.

A well-presented cottage based in the harbour town of Burry Port along the South West Wales coastline. Pet friendly. Hot tub. Kidwelly 5.7 miles.

Collfryn is a characterful, converted farmhouse resting in Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire. Countryside views. Hot tub. Near Eryri National Park. Pet-friendly. Dolgellau 16.4 miles; Aberystwyth 18.1 miles.

Perched on the southern fringes of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park and set in an elevated spot with sweeping coastal views, this fantastic home offers the perfect base for families and groups of friends planning Welsh adventures together.

A whitewashed, detached house settled in Llangwnnadl near Aberdaron, Gwynedd. Woodburning stove. Sea views. Hot tub. Games room. Abersoch 10 miles; Pwllheli 13.1 miles.

This lovely, studio-style lodge rests in Capel Garmon near Betws-Y-Coed, Conwy. Hot tub. Smart TV. Open plan. In a National Park. Llanrwst 4.7 miles; Blaenau Ffestiniog 12.2 miles.

Stunning farmhouse in Tyn Y Groes just 4 miles from coastal Conwy. An inviting town and World Heritage Site with castle, town walls, independent shops, eateries and even a fishing harbour. With many footpaths, cycle routes and bridle ways you can discover gentle strolls to challenging climbs with breath-taking views.

In an elevated position in Tal y Cafn with views towards the Conwy River and close to National Trust Bodnant Garden, the Welsh Food Centre and renowned pub. Conwy is close by, an inviting town and World Heritage Site with castle, town walls, independent shops, eateries and fishing harbour.

A luxurious holiday home resting in the village of Martletwy. Wales. Spacious accommodation. Pet-friendly. Games room. Hot tub. Saundersfoot 9.7 miles; Pembroke 10.2 miles; Angle 20 miles.

Pop to the coastal village boasting a steam railway, summer water taxi to Barmouth, family play area, golf course, pubs, restaurants and shops, whilst at the end of the village you can explore the sandy beach, craggy cliffs and sea.

Cornerstone, a lovely holiday lodge resting in the White Tower Caravan Park, Gwynedd. Single-storey. Open-plan living space. Pet-friendly. On-site bar. Nefyn 16.6 miles; Pwllheli 17.4 miles.