Cottages with Hot Tubs in South Wales

An exceptional detached lodge resting within Bwlchllan near Llangeitho, Wales. Hot tub. WiFi. Lake views. Aberaeron 9.7 miles.

Lodge 2 is a fine, pet-friendly lodge situated near Pontyates, Carmarthenshire, offering a studio-style layout, a bubbling hot tub, and off-road parking. Llanelli 6 miles; Carmarthen 11.6 miles; Swansea 19.7 miles.

Lodge 3 is a charming, pet-friendly lodge near Pontyates, Carmarthenshire, offering a studio-style living space, off-road parking, and a hot tub. Llanelli 6 miles; Carmarthen 11.6 miles; Swansea 19.7 miles.

If you're seeking to immerse yourself in easy going coastal adventures and wonderful, dog friendly walking, then this cosy studio in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is the ideal choice. Within 1 mile of the front door, guests will discover Ceibwr Bay, with its remote and wild setting, and the opportunity for fascinating porpoise spotting.

Set down a quiet country lane not far from the village of Cosheston, with a delightful pub and a tidal river that reaches up to the roadside. Historic Pembroke is a short drive, with historic Norman castle, the birth place of Henry Tudor, and a good selection of independent shops and restaurants.

The Luxury Beach Stay with Hot Tub is a stunning pet-friendly house in Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, boasting a woodburning stove, a private hot tub and is close to the beach. Kidwelly 4.8 miles; Llanelli 5 miles; Carmarthen 14.7 miles.

As seen on the Channel 4 World's Most Secret Hotels documentary, Machlud Ar Y Dwr translates to Sunset on the Water, set close to the coast, you will have plenty to do on your holiday. If you are looking to explore the area on foot or two wheels, you are spoilt with surrounding countryside. Venture to New Quay, a popular seaside town with so much to see and do.

An Airbus fuselage that has been transformed into a unique camping getaway. Perfect for four friends or a family set in the Pembrokeshire countryside who are looking to explore the luscious greenery and coastal sights. The nearest pub and shops are 1.5 miles away in Redberth, though you could head further afield to Saundersfoot (5 miles) for further amenities.

Maes Yr Haf is a beautiful house near Saundersfoot, ideal for a group holiday or family reunion. It sleeps ten guests in five bedrooms and features a luxurious hot tub. The property includes a cosy lounge, open-plan kitchen/diner, and a large, enclosed garden with a gas BBQ. Nearby attractions include Narberth, Folly Farm, and Oakwood Theme Park.

Set in rural Pembrokeshire, this waterside property boasts pretty views across the ponds and towards the Preseli Mountains in the distance, making it a perfect destination for a well-earned getaway. Enjoy long days exploring the Wales Coast Path and the many seaside attractions found within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

A delightful, retro hideaway, nestled in the glorious Ceredigion countryside, this former horse-drawn caravan, restored to its former glory, is a truly special romantic retreat for couples. Tucked away inside a rustic Dutch barn, to ensure you have fun whatever the weather. Enjoy the wood burner on winter evenings or soak outside in the outdoor wood fired bath made in Finland on summer nights.

This beautifully designed stone farmhouse is located on a 48-acre equestrian holding and is an idyllic haven of tranquillity. Fantastic for friends and families who wish to relax and explore the magnificent coast and country of Ceredigion. Easy access to local amenities, quaint shops, and delightful cafes at Llandysul’s charming town centre (1.5 mls N).

This picturesque area is famed for its relaxed pace and wonderful walks in all directions. The Crickhowell Walking Festival is a highlight of the local calendar every March. This is an excellent area for cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, sailing, fishing, caving and more.

Experience total tranquillity in this idyllic hideaway for one or two adults to completely unwind. Set in a four-acre, riverside wildflower meadow filled with wildlife, the dreamy cabin is located to the west of Bannau Brycheiniog (the Brecon Beacons), just 0.5 miles from the vibrant village of Cwmdu in the heart of Carmarthenshire where there’s a welcoming, community-run pub and shop.

Set within the grounds of a 80-acre farm, this beautiful home is perfectly placed for all types of outdoor pursuits including mountain biking, walking and cycling. If the sheep are in the farm building or are in pens, guests are invited to come and watch and, depending on the task, perhaps help.