Lodge holidays with Hot Tubs

Best locations for a lodge holiday with a hot tub

There are many wonderful places for cottages with hot tubs. Here are just some of our most popular destinations.

North Wales

Best for: Thrill seekers

Whether you’re stopping on the scenic Isle of Anglesey or exploring the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales has so much to offer its guests. A hub for outdoor activities, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to try a new hobby - from kayaking and sailing to mountain climbing and zip-lining. Of course, if you’d rather just unwind, you’ll find lots of lodges tucked away in the scenic and unspoilt Welsh countryside.

Scotland

Best for: City lovers

From bustling cities to the wild and wonderful landscape of the Highlands, Scotland has something for everyone. Wander through the historic streets of Edinburgh, and you’ll find plenty to keep you entertained. From interesting art galleries to unique museums, it’s easy to spend hours strolling through the city - and there’s a good chance you’ll have only seen a fraction of what’s about!

Cornwall

Best for: Sun seekers

Famed for its beautiful coastline, Cornwall is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the whole of the UK. With 500 beaches and an assortment of pretty coastal towns and villages, it’s the perfect choice for a seaside break. Those who prefer the peace and quiet of the countryside won’t be disappointed either - the Cornish countryside is just as beautiful.

Devon

Best for: Beach-goers

Devon is yet another lovely county that offers a choice of coast and countryside. Head to its southern shores, and you’ll find the stunning English Riviera - a 22 mile stretch of pretty seaside villages and towns. The beaches along here easily rival those in slightly more exotic locations, with powdery sands and crystal-clear waters. If you’d rather escape the coastal crowds, head up north towards the picturesque Exmoor National Park.

Yorkshire

Best for: Keen hikers

Planning a hiking holiday? There’s plenty to be discovered in the northern county of Yorkshire. From the rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales to the heather-covered landscape of the North York Moors, there’s natural beauty everywhere. It’s even home to a lovely stretch of coastline, where you’ll find the bustling resort of Whitby among many other popular seaside towns.

Best walks in the UK

Make the most of your surroundings and get those walking boots on! Here are a few of our favourite walking routes in the UK.

Nant Gwynant

Location: North Wales

Difficulty: Moderate

Walk length: Just under four miles

The Nant Gwynant valley is an absolute sight to behold in any season. This walking trail takes you through an enchanting oak woodland, before opening out onto the steep and dramatic hillside.

Loch Katrine

Location: ScotlandDifficulty: Easy/ModerateWalk length: Just over five miles

It’s said that Loch Katrine has inspired artists and poets for centuries - and once you’ve taken a walk around it’s quite easy to see why. Set in the beautiful Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, this route is particularly stunning in the autumn months.

Porthcothan to Mawgan Porth

Location: Cornwall

Difficulty: Moderate

Walk length: Four and a half miles

Enjoy spectacular sea views from this Porthcothan to Mawgan Porth walk. Set along North Cornwall’s craggy coastline, this trail takes you along its dramatic sea cliffs. Look down, and you’ll discover hidden coves and beaches below.

Elberry, Churston and Fishcombe

Location: Devon

Difficulty: Easy

Walk length: Three and a half miles

Best enjoyed during the summer months, this scenic walk through Elberry, Churston and Fishcombe is a great way to experience the coastal delights of the English Riviera.

Malham Cove

Location: Yorkshire

Difficulty: Difficult

Walk length: Seven miles

For those who don’t mind a strenuous trek, this route around Malham Cove is well-worth doing. You’ll pass by the popular Janet Foss waterfall, as well as the Malham Tarn.