Cottages With Hot Tubs in Heart of England

1 Clarkes Lane is a beautiful cottage nestled in the quaint village of St Martins in Shropshire. Woodburning stove. Hot tub. Pet-friendly. Games room. Oswestry 5.3 miles; Llangollen 9.8 miles; Shrewsbury 22.4 miles; Chester 23.5 miles.

1 Kingswood Cottage, a rustic and characterful property is located in the picturesque village of Lapworth in Warwickshire. Couple's retreat. Hot tub. Warwick & Royal Leamington Spa 7.6 miles; Stratford-upon-Avon 13.2 miles.

This modern detached house sits in the Derbyshire town of Glossop. Hot tub. Smart TV. WiFi. Near Peak District National Park.

A fantastic, four-bedroom holiday home residing in Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire. Hot tub. Dog-friendly. Near an AONB. Smart TV. Bicester 4 miles; Oxford 14.1 miles; London 65.5 miles.

A charming two-bedroom semi-detached house resting in Farley, Derbyshire Dales. Pet-friendly. Close to amenities. Hot tub. Matlock Bath 2.6 mile; Bakewell 7.9 miles.

Beautifully finished end-terrace cottage situated on the outskirts of Belper, boasting bar and outdoor hot tub. Belper 1 mile.

31 Riverside is a semi-detached, period home, enjoying a riverside position in Bridgnorth, Shropshire. Hot tub. Pet-friendly. Near amenities. Central. Much Wenlock 8.7 miles; Ironbridge 8.8 miles; Shrewsbury 21.7 miles.

4 Wellacres Cottage is a delightful abode nestled in the countryside near Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire. In Cotswolds AONB. Rural location. Moreton-in-Marsh 2.9 miles; Evesham 12.2 miles; Cheltenham 24.3 miles.

63 Severn Street is a fabulous house near Bridgnorth, Shropshire, boasting an outside hot tub in the garden as well as being close to several amenities. Much Wenlock 8.7 miles; Ironbridge 9.6 miles; Ludlow 20.5 miles; Shrewsbury 21.9 miles.

One of a group of beautifully reimagined barns set in a secluded spot in the heart of the worcestershire countryside, this stylishly updated hideaway makes a fabulous base for couples with up to two dogs in tow. you needn’t venture far for total relaxation; guests here are spoiled with shared on-site spa facilities that include a heated swimming pool, sauna, sunken hot tub, ice bath, treatments and yoga sessions. sitting between the historic towns of droitwich spa (5.5 miles) and stourport-on-severn (4.5 miles), guests have a wide choice of nearby pubs, restaurants and boutique shops to uncover. there are also plenty of much-loved landmarks to explore in this stunning corner of worcestershire, you can visit historic landmarks and popular attractions, including broadfield wild swimming lake, hanbury hall and gardens, harvington hall, witley court and gardens, the avoncroft museum of historic buildings, the malvern hills, worcester cathedral and west midlands safari park, all within 11 miles. before stepping into this thoughtfully updated barn, take a moment to appreciate its red-brick facade that hints at the rural-meets-chic interior that awaits. head in and discover a welcoming open-plan living space that blends original features such as exposed wooden beams with contemporary decor and modern homely comforts. combining a well-appointed kitchen with a dining space and cosy lounge area, the living space offers a warm welcome thanks to underfloor heating. settle in the lounge after days of rural adventure; sink into the soft seating, flick on the smart tv or simply soak in the countryside views. when stomachs rumble, a sleek kitchen that looks like a scene from a home-deco magazine offers everything needed for a romantic self-catered stay – including a breakfast bar perfect for perching at with an evening tipple. when day turns to night, a unique spiral staircase winds up to the first floor where a king-size bed sits beneath sloping ceilings with exposed timber beams. serving the bedroom and completing the interior is a contemporary bathroom with both a free-standing bath and a walk-in shower. outside, make full use of the sun-soaked patio with its fire pit and bistro-style table and chairs – offering a perfect spot for peaceful morning brews and al fresco evening nibbles. guests bringing their four-legged friends will appreciate the outdoor dog-washing station. the wider grounds provide plenty of leisure for humans too: make use of the fantastic outdoor spa facilities. guests will also benefit from off-road parking for two cars.

A spacious, detached pod boasting views over the herefordshire countryside and a sparkling lake. an ideal retreat for couples or small families, it offers tranquil surroundings for walkers, cyclists, and anglers. set within 630 acres of farmland and woodland, you’ll find waymarked trails to explore right from your door. after a day of adventure, unwind under the dark skies in your private hot tub, or cosy up in your stylish, open-plan living space. surrounding area - enjoy fishing opportunities at the river wye or the property’s coarse fishing lake. - visit nearby market towns like hay-on-wye, monmouth, ross-on-wye, and leominster for local produce and unique shops. - explore historical landmarks, castles, and monuments dotted across the county. rest and recharge - open-plan living area with sofa, dining table, and countryside views. - well-equipped kitchen with induction hob, countertop oven, microwave, dishwasher, and fridge. - king-size bed with built-in storage for a comfortable night's sleep. - sofa converts to sleep an extra two guests (children only) on request. - shower room with a modern shower and wc. outdoor space and on-site facilities - enclosed garden with outdoor furniture, chimenea, and gas bbq for al fresco dining. - private hot tub for ultimate relaxation beneath the stars. - off-road parking for up to three cars is available. - secure storage shed in the garden for bikes and outdoor equipment. notable features and highlights - tranquil, rural setting amid rolling farmland. - free coarse fishing on two adjacent lakes, perfect for anglers. - optional spa treatments available, bookable in advance. - new for 2025 – "zoomies at aconbury". a 2-acre fully enclosed dog walking and play area. set 500 meters from the pods. discounts for guests. subject to availability, weekends are extremely busy. contact the owner for more information this versatile glamping retreat is perfect for couples or small families seeking both adventure and relaxation in the heart of the countryside. leave the stress behind and reconnect with nature in a setting designed to inspire and rejuvenate.

Set in the heart of 630 acres of stunning hereford farmland, this spacious glamping pod is perfect for couples or small families seeking a tranquil escape. with a private enclosed garden, your own hot tub, and breathtaking views of the dark skies, it’s easy to unwind and reconnect with nature. the pod offers a cosy base for exploring local gems such as the wye valley, forest of dean, and brecon beacons. relax in welcoming surroundings, designed for comfort and convenience. surrounding area - explore the wye valley way and offa’s dyke, both renowned for their scenic walking routes. - discover hay-on-wye, known for its iconic bookshops and international literary festival. - enjoy outdoor adventures such as canoe hire along the river wye. - a well-stocked coarse fishing lake within the grounds is ideal for keen anglers. rest and recharge - open-plan living with a comfortable sofa and a dining table overlooking the countryside. - fully equipped kitchen with an induction hob, countertop oven, microwave, fridge, and dishwasher. - king-size bed with built-in storage ensures a restful night’s sleep. - sofa converts to sleep an extra two guests (children only) on request. - well-appointed shower room with wc. outdoor space and on-site facilities - enclosed private garden with a chimenea, gas bbq, and outdoor dining furniture. - relax in the luxury of your own hot tub, perfect for unwinding after a long day outdoors. - free coarse fishing on two well-stocked lakes within the farm’s grounds. - spa treatments available on-site when pre-booked directly with the owner. - off-road parking for up to three cars. notable features and highlights - located in a peaceful hamlet surrounded by miles of farmland and woodland for scenic walks. - covered porchway provides storage for muddy boots after a day of walking. - storage shed available outdoors for added convenience. perfect for couples searching for a romantic retreat or small families wanting an adventure-filled getaway, this glamping pod offers a slow-paced escape with all the comforts you need to feel at home.

Wonderfully presented barn conversion near Little Hereford, on the outskirts of Ludlow and the Shropshire border. Hot tub. Superfast Broadband. Open-plan. Off-road parking. Tenbury 4 miles.

This contemporary barn conversion rests in Milwich near Sandon, Staffordshire. Hot tub. Off-road parking. Smart TV. Woodburning stove. Stafford 8.9 miles; Uttoxeter 7.2 miles.

An idyllic wooden pod situated in Chacombe, Northamptonshire. Romantic retreat. Hot tub. Outstanding setting. Banbury 4.3 miles. Towcester 17.7 miles Coventry 34.4 miles.

A beautiful two-bedroom, studio-style pod resting in Great Witley, Worcestershire. Wood-fired hot tub. Open-plan. Romantic. Country views. Dog-friendly. Stourport-on-Severn 6.7 miles; Worcester 10.2 miles; Malvern Hills 19.1 miles.

A beautiful, contemporary lodge located in Bretforton, Worcestershire. Hot tub. Open-plan studio accommodation. WiFi. Broadway 4 miles; Evesham 5 miles.

Offering breathtaking views towards the river severn, this stunning georgian mansion makes a fabulous getaway for larger families or groups of friends enjoying a get-together or celebrating a very special occasion. providing spacious accommodation for up to twenty guests, the handsome and imposing residence has a wealth of period detail and exquisite features throughout, with an open fire, tasteful furnishings, elegant living spaces and three beautiful acres of surrounding gardens and paddocks. a characterful hallway leads into this sympathetically updated property and through to a charming drawing room with a traditional open fire and views over the garden. there’s also a cosy snug to unwind in, alongside the spacious, fabulously equipped kitchen. at the heart of the house is the handsome library/dining room providing a superb space for everyone to gather. exploring this fantastic manor further, you will find a wonderful, light-filled conservatory, and a colourful games/disco room where you can play table tennis and table football. of the seven bedrooms, one – an en-suite king-size room – is on the ground floor. the six remaining bedrooms are all upstairs, beautifully decorated and stylishly arranged; four of the rooms have en-suite facilities while two share a refreshing shower room. outside, the extensive lawns are perfect for croquet, badminton, and boules, or you can help yourself to the apples, plums and pears growing in the orchard. the generous terrace has ample garden furniture including a long dining table, lovely seating areas and a soothing hot tub. the property lies between lydney (3 miles) and chepstow (5.5 miles), with popular attractions including chepstow castle, chepstow racecourse, and lydney park nearby. inland you can explore the beautiful forest of dean (9 miles) and the magnificent wye valley national landscape (5 miles). other landmarks include tintern abbey, goodrich castle, and clearwell caves, all within 14 miles.

This delightful derbyshire stone barn conversion, in the heart of the peak district, is a peaceful rural retreat for two. situated within the picturesque village of biggin, is the perfect place to unwind after long walks or cycle rides on the many local routes, or days out to the many attractions of the derbyshire dales. the bustling spa town of buxton, with its annual music and arts festival, victorian opera house, and pavilion gardens, is 13 miles north and the market town of ashbourne 10 miles south. visit medieval haddon hall, 8.5 miles, or impressive chatsworth house, 12.5 miles, both of which have frequently featured as film and tv locations. the chatsworth estate boasts extensive parklands, walks, gardens, farm shop and garden centre. nearby hartington, just 2 miles away, features the old hartington cheese shop, a farm shop and café, and more. the picturesque village of tissington with its elegant jacobean hall and gardens, 6 miles away, is famous for its well dessings in early may. and don’t forget bakewell, 9 miles, where you can sample the famous pudding from the bakewell pudding shop. at the end of your outings, return to this quirky barn conversion, a delightful mix of glass, stone and wood, with elegant décor and some interesting antique furniture. the open-plan living room includes a wood burning stove and a smart tv, sofa, armchair and ottoman. the kitchen/dining area with hand-made units and a farmhouse table and chairs, looks out over the paddocks to the front, where you can watch the horses graze. the glazed utility/boot room to the rear is perfect for storing boots and walking gear as well as cleaning muddy paws. glazed doors from living room and boot room lead to the garden with a hot tub under the gazebo. as night falls, climb the wooden staircase which opens direct into the delightful bedroom. this lovely space has sloping ceilings and skylight windows that let the light flood in. choose a book from the shelf, relax in a chair or run a deep bath, then lie back and gaze at the stars in the clear night skies. enjoy an excellent night’s sleep in the sumptuous super king size bed (which can be made up as twin beds on request). a contemporary wet room adjoins the bedroom. spend fine days and balmy evenings out in the charming natural garden area to one side of the house, with a wide variety of trees and shrubs, a garden bench and views over the paddocks to the countryside beyond. soak in the hot tub after your derbyshire walks and exhilarating cycle rides. although seemingly secluded and away from it all, the barn is within a leisurely stroll of the biggin hall hotel, with its aa rosette restaurant, or the waterloo inn in the village, if you fancy a drink or a meal out. there is private parking for two cars adjacent to the barn.

Sleeping up to 12 guests across six bedrooms, this fabulous farmhouse is situated on the edge of westbury-on-severn, a traditional gloucestershire village. it is pet friendly and perfect for families and groups of friends looking to embrace the outdoors in the nearby forest of dean and wye valley. the village offers plenty for larger groups; you can step out from the front door and follow the pathway to the horseshoe of the river severn or explore the national trust westbury court gardens, less than a mile away. this property is set across three floors and has a distinctive country feel with natural greens and red in the decor and two open fires to add a magical touch to get-togethers in the cooler months. enter the wide hallway from which the ground floor offers two reception rooms, both elegantly furnished. one is a formal lounge with plush sofas to sink in, an open fire, a tv, and french doors that open onto the gardens. the other smaller lounge is perfect for relaxing with a good book with the option of lighting the open fire to stay snug. the kitchen/diner to the rear has a traditional farmhouse feel and is ideal for entertaining. the chef will enjoy preparing memorable feasts and celebratory meals in a kitchen with all the necessary appliances. you and your guests can linger around the wooden dining table, catching up with your news and planning the next day’s activities. there is a ground-floor shower room. you can take the stairs from the hallway to the first floor, where you’ll find four generously sized bedrooms. a single room provides access to a triple room with an en-suite bathroom, one double bed and one single bed and there are two other double bedrooms. a contemporary family bathroom is also available on this floor. walk up to the second floor, where there is one double and a twin bedroom. the garden invites you to relax together around the seating area with a table and chairs, and the hot tub provides an extra treat.