Cottages With Hot Tubs in Wales

A super spot on the edge of the pretty tidal hamlet of Cresswell Quay, with a renowned quayside inn that is the focal point for boats, classic bikes and cars and BBQs. The Pembrokeshire coastal path runs right through, with stepping stones across the river at low tide, making this a very popular spot for walkers and nature lovers alike.

A short walk from the beach in the heart of Aberaeron, a colourful Georgian town, with independent shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, pretty harbour, River Aeron and a beach to walk to, or maybe launch your canoe. Visit coastal New Quay, famous for beaches, dolphin watching boat trips and water sports or bustling Aberystwyth, with Wales’s only silver mine.

Embrace the effortlessly chic style of this seaside apartment for two, set in the heart of fabulous Abersoch. Close to the beach for sunbathing, swimming and water sports, it''s in a great position for exploring shops and places to eat - and then coming home to relax on the day bed in your private courtyard.

Weirglodd, a delightful holiday pod close to Cyffylliog in Denbighshire, North Wales. Hot tub. Rural views. Romantic setting. Smart TV. Off-road parking. Bala 18.3 miles; Llangollen 20 miles; Betws-y-Coed 20.5 miles; Chester 30.5 miles.

Mydroilyn is a small village, 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 a little further inland and offers a range of museums, galleries, shops and restaurants too.

A semi-detached, stone-built cottage close to Groeslon in North Wales. Open plan living. Exposed wooden beams and stonework. Decking with hot tub. Caernarfon 5 miles.

If you're staying in Llanddeusant and you're an outdoor enthusiast, you're in for something special. Head over to Llyn y Fan Fach (5.5 miles), where a still lake is wrapped in legend and follow the trail along the ridge to Picws Du for sweeping views. For cycling, the loop around Usk Reservoir is perfect and offers 7 miles of quiet tarmac with mountain backdrops.

You’ll have beautiful countryside views from this holiday lodge and you might find you just want to stay near the hot tub and relax all day. However, if you can pull yourself away from this complex of cottages with its on-site café and garden centre, as well as a children’s play area, you’ll have plenty of options for entertainment.

You’ll have beautiful countryside views from this holiday lodge and you might find you just want to stay near the hot tub and relax all day. However, if you can pull yourself away from this complex of cottages with its on-site cafe and garden centre, as well as a children’s play area, you’ll have plenty of options for entertainment.

Stay at this wooden lodge, set with the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and find plenty to do onsite and further afield. Walk around the wildflower garden centre and pick up a gift or two to take home while the kids enjoy the outdoor play equipment. When you’re ready to explore, the Gower Brewery Tour (7 miles) makes for a great rainy day activity.

One of a collection of lodges, set on the attractive Gower Peninsula, this luxurious holiday home makes a fabulous base for a large family or group of friends. When you’re not relaxing in the hot tub, watching the kids on the play area, or tucking into breakfast in the onsite cafe, the attractions of the Gower beckon on your doorstep.

This charming, ground-floor lodge is set within an attractive complex of similar properties on the enduringly beautiful Gower Peninsula. With Fairwood Park Golf Club on the doorstep (300 metres) and beautiful beaches dotted along the coast, the scene is set for a fun-filled getaway.

This pretty ground-floor lodge is a wonderful place for a peaceful holiday with friends and family, offering enough room for up to four guests to get away together. Set in the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there’s plenty of opportunity for picturesque walks, seaside adventures and even a jaunt into the city of Swansea, with the city centre just 6 miles away.

Situated in the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this modern wooden holiday lodge is found in one of the prettiest locations in South Wales. Onsite, you’ll find a cafe, garden centre and children’s play area. The lodges are also within a short distance of two 18-hole golf courses.

Look forward to a relaxing break in the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with a stay in this beautiful wooden lodge. Set within a complex of similar lodges, it enjoys the use of an on-site cafe and children’s play area, and it’s right next to two 18-hole golf courses if you fancy teeing off during your holiday.