Cottages With Hot Tubs in Wales

Located on a working farm with three other delightful cottages, this is a super spot handily situated just 2 miles from Narberth. This market town, provides a vibrant day out with museum, art galleries, independent shops and eateries, with lots of locally produced food. The ever-popular resorts of Tenby and Saundersfoot are a short drive away, with beautiful harbours and long sandy beaches.

End-terrace cottage near Aberaeron, created from stone barn conversion. Upside-down accommodation. Superb countryside views. Lake fishing on site. Children's play area and games room. Aberaeron 3 miles.

Set in a large courtyard of similar properties, this charming cottage for four is surrounded by fields, mountains and forest and enjoys its own blissful hot tub. The location is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, cyclists and keen walkers alike with many well-marked paths easily accessible.

The Stables in Pwllheli, North Wales, is a stylish barn conversion that sleeps four. It features two bedrooms, a well-equipped kitchen, and a family bathroom. The property boasts a private hot tub with sea views, a decked area with seating, and a BBQ. Nearby attractions include Abererch Beach, Pwllheli, Criccieth Castle, and Portmeirion.

An impressive converted barn with annex, nestled near the market town of Knighton. WiFi. Traditional features. Knighton 3.8 miles; Ludlow 21 miles.

A truly special Isle of Anglesey retreat, this generous Beaumaris property captures commanding views out across the Menai Strait to the mainland. Sleeping 11 guests in five bedrooms across the main house and its annexe, the beautifully designed abode sits in an excellent position for accessing the shops, restaurants and pubs of the historic town.

A stunning four-bedroom barn conversion resting in Cyffylliog, Denbighshire. Smart TV. Woodburning stove. Country views. Games room. Hot tub. Llangollen 21.1 miles; Bala 21.3 miles; Chester 30.8 miles.

Located in the heart Eglwysbach village, close to the well-known gardens of Bodnant and in easy striking distance for Llandudno, Conwy and the Snowdonia National Park. Visit Conwy a World Heritage Site with castle, town walls, independent shops, eateries and fishing harbour or Llandudno with it's unique Victorian seafront.

The Tollant in Rhayader, Mid Wales, is a superb barn conversion sleeping seven guests. This cosy cottage features three bedrooms, an open-plan lounge/diner/kitchen, and a wood burner. Enjoy the private hot tub, shared games room, and stunning views of the Wye Valley. Nearby attractions include Rhayader (3.5 miles), Elan Valley (6 miles), and Valley View Falconry (7 miles).

Tucked away within mature woodland on the owner’s working farm, this secluded lodge offers an enchanting escape for couples and solo travellers planning days of adventure across Monmouthshire. Surrounded by the sights and sounds of nature, it couldn’t be easier to unwind here. Before you venture off-site, make sure to stroll through the peaceful woodland and meet the resident alpacas.

A contemporary glamping pod nestled into the rural location of Pantcefn, near Llanarth, Sir Ceredigion. WiFi. Decking. Hot tub. Off-road parking. New Quay 4.3 miles; Aberaeron 4.7 miles.

The View is a contemporary lodge resting in the outskirts of Bangor-On-Dee, Wrexham, with a hot tub and a delightful single-storey layout. Smart TV. Overton-on-Dee 3.4 miles; Wrexham 5.5 miles; Ellesmere 8 miles; Chester 18.8 miles.

A contemporary chalet nestled on The Warren Holiday Park close to Abersoch. Open-plan living. Family friendly. Off-road parking. Pwllheli 7.6 miles.

A family-friendly, detached cottage sitting in Penparc near Cardigan, Ceredigion. Single-storey. Off-road parking. Smart TV. Woodburning stove. Pet-friendly. Swimming pool. Aberaeron 20 miles; Fishguard 21.4 miles; Carmarthen 26.5 miles.

The White House is an impressive detached property in Llanbedrog on the Llyn Peninsula. Pet-friendly. Hot tub. Woodburning stove. Close to beach. Abersoch 3.3 miles. Pwllheli 4.3 miles. Criccieth 12.6 miles.