Cottages With Hot Tubs in Wales

This superb barn conversion is situated near the village of Pentraeth, on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales. Woodburner. Hot tub. Pentraeth 2 miles.

A contemporary semi-detached barn conversion near Beguildy, Powys. Open plan living, underfloor heating. Exposed beams. Hot tub overlooking the welsh countryside. Walks from doorstep. Pets Welcome.

1 Bryn Beudy, a tasteful house in the hamlet of Stepaside in Pembrokeshire boasting a balcony with views of the woodland, hot tub and a nearby beach. Amroth 1 mile; Saundersfoot 4 miles; Tenby 6.5 miles; Narberth 7 miles; Pembroke 10.8 miles.

This delightful, single-storey holiday home rests in Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire. Off-road parking. Smart TV. Hot tub. Pembroke 2.1 miles; Milford Haven 7.4 miles; Haverfordwest 9.2 miles.

A fabulous, single-storey lodge resting on the outskirts of Narbeth, Pembrokeshire. Open-plan. Hot tub. Close to amenities. Stylish. Wiseman's Bridge 7.7 miles; Tenby 10.8 miles.

1 Talbot Drive is an appealing holiday home in Talacre, Flintshire, featuring a hot tub and an enclosed rear garden. Prestatyn 4.5 miles; Holywell 8.7 miles.

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. sleek and stylish, this ground-floor apartment is the perfect base for a romantic coastal break. stroll through the courtyard and let yourselves in through the patio doors, to find a bright and airy, open-plan living space. in this gorgeous room, you''ll find a compact kitchen equipped with a fridge/freezer, cooker, microwave and dishwasher - everything you''ll need for preparing delicious holiday meals. enjoy them at the dining table, then flop on the sofa for a relaxing evening with a good book or a movie on the smart tv. the sofa also converts into a bed for two additional guests if necessary. a delightful king-size bedroom provides a tranquil space for a good night''s sleep, complemented by a modern shower room. for a breath of fresh air, step out into the appealing courtyard, where you can grill a tasty treat on the bbq. a day bed awaits for complete relaxation - best of all - a private hot tub. stroll to the sheltered main beach in less than 0.5 miles, where sailing and water sports are on offer, or head out for golf and horse riding, both within 1.5 miles. take a boat trip to the st tudwal''s islands and hope to spot dolphins on the way, or walk along the coast path to the hamlet of machroes - a gentle 2.5 miles there and back. the village itself offers plenty of choice of places to eat, drink and shop, while the national trust house and garden of plas yn rhiw is just 6.5 miles away.

Relax, unwind and recharge with a restful getaway in this high-quality lodge, perfect for one or two people – and dog-friendly, too. set in a boutique complex of just four properties on a working farm, it’s surrounded by delightful countryside, where you’ll sometimes see sheep, cows, goats, horses and even a peacock in the nearby fields. explore its lovely woodland, or enjoy a walk directly to newtown, 2.5 miles away. set on the upper reaches of the river severn, this friendly town is home to a renowned modern art gallery, a theatre, a cinema, a variety of shops and a choice of places to eat and drink. the shops, restaurants and ruined medieval castle of the historic market town of montgomery are just 8 miles away. outdoor adventurers are well served, with walking, cycling, climbing and fishing all available nearby. when you’ve parked your car, follow the sound of the babbling brook, which you’ll cross via a small, stepped bridge – with romantic lighting after dark. head along the path up the slope, and you’ll see the timber-framed cabin at the top, positioned to take advantage of the gorgeous views of the idyllic surrounding countryside. once inside, you’ll immediately appreciate the lodge’s stylish design and high-quality furnishings. the open-plan living space features a wooden floor with underfloor heating and painted, planked walls, with light flooding in via the bi-fold doors. after energetic days out, you can sink into the soft sofa, enjoying the views or, when you’ve drawn the curtains, watch a show on the smart tv. if staying in to eat, the well-planned kitchen area has everything you need to rustle up a delicious meal, perhaps using local produce picked up on your travels. as you dine, enjoy the views from the table, perfectly positioned to look out over the brook. when you’re ready for a good night’s sleep, the compact double bedroom boasts luxurious linens and ambient lighting, complemented by a shower room where you can enjoy a leisurely start to each day. enjoy the fresh air whatever the weather, relaxing on the seating on your sheltered balcony that overlooks the brook. the two-person bistro set is perfect for a morning coffee or a glass of something tasty in the evenings. if you’re lucky, you might even spot an otter, and you should keep an eye out for kingfishers, dragonflies and trout. the pasture behind the cabin often has grazing cattle and sheep, and behind that is woodland that’s home to badgers, foxes and red kites. directly outside the cabin is an open area with outdoor furniture for dining, a fire pit and your very own hot tub – perfect for a long, hot soak as you take in those incredible views. if you walk down the slope, you’ll find a shared, grassy area with a picnic table and access to the brook. you’re also welcome to stroll through the grounds and explore the woodland (which has steep, and sometimes muddy paths). parking for two cars is provided in the gravel car park, and there is also space by your cabin to store bikes.

Set on a working sheep farm with uninterrupted countryside views. located in pretty beguildy with pub and shop, close to medieval clun, the historic market towns of knighton and ludlow, spa town llandrindod wells and newtown on the banks of the river severn. all offer an array of activities, eateries’, independent shops, museums and galleries. roam the 43 acre grounds designated as a local wildlife site by shropshire wildlife trust, join glyndwr’s way national trail or offa’s dyke or choose one of the many footpaths, cycle routes and bridle ways through the majestic welsh and rolling shropshire hills. explore the observatory spaceguard centre, the judges lodging and national trust powis castle and gardens to name but a few of the attractions. perfect for a relaxing stay. the cottage is one of two adjacent cottages, that if booked together could provide accommodation for 4 people. the cottages are found at the top of a private drive, where there is no passing people or traffic, just sheep and wildlife. children and dogs are allowed to roam freely and safely in the separate acre of fenced in garden. guests and their dogs are free to wander around the 43 acres of grounds. there are many walks directly from the property, without having to drive anywhere. there is total peace and solitude, with fresh mountain air and pure spring water on tap. the property has been lovingly refurbished, keeping the original flagstone floors and exposed beams which greet you as you enter this charming property. the spacious and creative open-plan lounge/diner has a fabulous inglenook fireplace and wood burner taking centre stage. relax on the comfy sofas watch your favourite tv programme or a film on the smart tv, listen to music and lose yourself in a good book or just embrace the wonderful view of rolling countryside. the dining table is well placed to enjoy a meal and discuss your plans for tomorrow. if you decide to eat in, the superb kitchen caters for all your needs with electric cooker, fridge, microwave oven, alongside thoughtful little extras creating a delightful space to prepare a meal. upstairs you can truly relax in the lovely bathroom with shower over bath and wc before retiring to the welcoming super-king-size bedroom with freshly laundered linen, fluffy dressing gowns and towels. for lazy mornings or early nights you can settle down in front of the newly added smart tv within the bedroom. outside there is a private, fenced garden. enjoy alfresco dining on the patio with furniture and bbq or take a picnic on the lawn. make the most of the stunning views from the private hot tub or explore the 43 acres of grounds. shared laundry in the pump house with washing machine and tumble dryer. bicycle and canoe store is available.(additional accommodation for 2 available in tack bothy - property code - 51897 for families or groups). the cottage benefits from a newly added wood-fired sauna situated within a shepherd's hut with a dressing area. this is a shareable space with tack bothy guests and private bookable slots will be available to you.

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. hop in the car, and within a few miles, you could be at poppit sands, newport beach, and pwllgwaelod beach, all of which are within 11 miles and great for watersports. alternatively, follow the pembrokeshire coast path for alluring beauty across wales' finest coves and cliffs. grab delicious produce and take a look around the 900-year-old castle at cardigan (6 miles). to explore the inland areas, the preseli hills (13 miles) offer ramblers and keen backpackers a choice of beginner and challenging hikes through spectacular, rolling terrain. enter this superb open plan studio, where high-quality furnishings, whitewashed walls, and furniture that hugs you as you relax. lose track of time as you kick back in front of the smart tv, then use the compact but functional kitchen space to prepare soul-warming bowls of welsh stew and dumplings. the dining table, situated to the right of the room, provides a cosy setting for two. when you're ready to turn in for the night, head to the left of the divider to discover a delightful super-king-size bed with a sumptuous mattress and duvet. enjoy an unhurried morning under the covers before an invigorating shower in the stylish shower room and wc. spend warm afternoons in the shared paddock, where stunning sea views provide serenity. enjoy an on-site yoga session (pre-booking required, charges apply), or unwind in the mini spa with a soak in the hot tub or a refreshing sauna. for your convenience, the cottage also provides shared laundry facilities and private parking for one car.

Close to the heritage town centre of conwy and the stunning snowdonia national park, this marvellous two-person property promises an unforgettable stay in attractive north wales. just 4 miles away, conwy is a remarkable town brimming with medieval history and idyllic architecture. its bustling harbour offers boat trips, estuary walks and excellent seafood, while the unesco world heritage site castle is well worth exploring. closer to home, the banks of the river conwy are just 1 mile away, as is the edge of north wales’ iconic eryri national park. hike to the summit of tal y fan to capture sweeping coastal scenery and impressive views across the conwy valley, before descending to nearby rowen (1.5 miles), a neighbouring village with a welcoming country pub. you can also visit the coed gorswen nature reserve (1.5 miles), a beautiful spot filled with wildflowers and peaceful walking trails. designed for comfort and cosy evenings for adults over 18 years. underfloor heating welcomes you into this delightful studio-style retreat. the curved contours of the lodge create an inviting atmosphere, while french doors opening onto the patio flood the space with natural light. an l-shaped sofa anchors the living area, complete with a smart tv and a bose bluetooth speaker for easy entertainment. the kitchenette is thoughtfully equipped with handy appliances for preparing breakfasts, lunches and simple dinners. tucked behind a wooden panel, a double bed forms a snug sleeping nook, perfect for when night falls. a separate wet room completes the accommodation, featuring a shower and wc. at the front of the property, a private patio awaits on sunny days. with outdoor seating, your own hot tub and a fire pit that doubles as a bbq, this versatile space is ideal for warm summer afternoons and cooler, starry nights alike. private parking for two cars is also available.

An enticing retreat for those keen to escape to beautiful west wales, this individual, octagon-shaped timber lodge provides exceptional comfort for a stay close to nature. this property boasts welsh timber cladding and a living turf roof. this property's eco credentials include wind and solar power and an air source heat pump. it was built using locall sourced timber and sheep wool insulation, and fire wood is grown on site. nestled in verdant surroundings, just 1.5 miles from the small village of dihewyd and 9.5 miles from vibrant new quay, with its shops, eateries and beaches. walk out along the scenic ceredigion coast path to see if you can spot pods of dolphins or book a sea cruise to go wildlife-watching. nature lovers may also wish to head inland to explore this tranquil corner of wales. visit the cors caron national nature reserve, 17 miles away, or walk through the magnificent grounds of the national trust’s llanerchaeron estate, 5 miles away. here you can wander the walled garden, parkland and georgian villa. tear yourselves away from the far-reaching views over the aeron valley to enter this magical hideaway that blends beautifully into the picturesque ceredigion landscape. find yourselves in an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner/bedroom where you can unwind in sumptuous surroundings between your exciting excursions. unpack the delicious welsh produce you have bought and whip up something special for your loved one in the kitchen area. dine together at the table while the wood burner crackles in the background. spend the evening watching a film on the smart tv before savouring a superb night’s sleep in the comfortable super king bed, there is also a pull-out bunk bed suitable for 2 children. a spacious chic shower room completes the lodge’s layout. sit out on your private patio to enjoy a morning coffee or a chilled glass of wine in the sunshine. grill supper on the bbq and unwind in the jacuzzi style hot tub, relaxing back in the warm water to admire the view. shared facilities include private farm walks and nature trails- with free welly hire if needed, a games barn with pool, darts, ping pong, table football, giant jenga and giant connect 4, a children's play park and climbing wall. a clay pizza oven with dining space is also available to hire. there is private parking for guests staying at this lodge.

Gwel y Cambria - Cambrian View is a romantic, single-storey cottage in Aberystwyth, Mid Wales, perfect for two people. It features an open-plan lounge, dining area, cosy wood burner, luxurious bedroom, and a spacious deck with a hot tub. Nearby attractions include Devil’s Bridge (11 miles), Llanilar (2 miles), and the Haford Estate (12 miles).

Enjoying breathtaking, far-reaching countryside views, this quirky geodome tucked away in a quiet spot in nolton offers couples a truly enchanting base from which to explore the beauty of pembrokeshire’s countryside and coastline. this scenic spot in the village of nolton is just 1.5 miles from the coastal paradise of nolton haven, which is home to a sheltered, south-west facing sand and shingle beach, which is popular for water sports including swimming and boating, perfect for anyone who loves life by the water. quaint and charming to the core, britain’s smallest city, st davids, 12.5 miles away, lies at the very heart of the pembrokeshire coast national park and offers a great selection of restaurants and shops, and a beautiful 12th-century cathedral. the bustling market town of haverfordwest, 6 miles away, is home to a fantastic selection of shops as well as a weekly farmers' market held on the riverside. featuring a high ceiling and plenty of natural sunlight, this delightful bolthole welcomes you directly into the open-plan lounge, kitchenette, dining, and sleeping space, which provides all your creature comforts at your fingertips. whether you sit back and relax on the plush sofa, get creative with your fabulous local produce in the kitchenette, or settle into the cosy king-size bed, you’ll be able to enjoy spectacular views through the large picture window; this homely space has been designed with relaxation in mind. outside the geodome, you’ll find a private shower room that provides everything you need to feel refreshed from sunrise to sunset. make the most of your stunning countryside views by enjoying some al fresco dining in the private garden. light the bbq firepit to warm chilly toes, or slip into the wonderful wood-fired hot tub to soothe weary walking muscles. there is private parking for one car in the shared on-site car park. this geodome is one of five glamping units on-site.

A romantic retreat with hot tub near hafren boardwalk - escape to this enchanting shepherd’s hut, a secluded hideaway designed for romance and relaxation. nestled in the breath taking hafren valley, this peaceful retreat sits on a tranquil four-acre smallholding, complete with a river, wildlife pond, orchard, and free-roaming chickens. just moments from the hafren boardwalk - one of the uk's finest boardwalks - this idyllic location is perfect for couples seeking a blend of nature, adventure, and intimacy. step inside the beautifully crafted hut, where underfloor heating and a cosy wood burner create a warm and inviting atmosphere. thoughtfully designed for comfort, the space features a well-equipped kitchenette with a two-ring gas hob, microwave oven, fridge, tea coffee-making facilities and smart tv. wake up to the sounds of birdsong, sip fresh coffee with locally sourced eggs, and start your day feeling refreshed. the shower room includes an invigorating hot shower and an composting toilet for a touch of rustic charm. as evening falls, sink into the luxurious private hot tub, surrounded by stunning countryside views. watch the sunset paint the sky, toast marshmallows over the fire pit, and enjoy a glass of wine under a blanket of stars. the private garden, complete with outdoor seating and a bbq, is the perfect spot for a romantic al fresco dinner. for couples who love to explore, the hafren boardwalk offers spectacular woodland and riverside walks, leading to hidden waterfalls and breath taking viewpoints. venture further to the elan valley, clywedog reservoir, or the charming town of llanidloes, where you’ll find cosy cafés, independent shops, and art galleries. whether you spend your days adventuring or simply unwinding in the hot tub, this magical retreat promises a romantic getaway to remember.

This complex of beautiful cottages is set above the village of penclawdd situated on the north gower coast. explore the famous beaches of gower for a day at the seaside, head to cefn bryn, famous for arthur’s stone and its stunning hikes, or head to the bustling city of swansea, just a 30-minute drive away, for a great day out for everyone, with waterfront museum, marina and plenty of shops and restaurants to enjoy. the wales coast path is easily accessed from the village providing great access to north gower. also, in the surrounding area, is a choice of golf courses: the gower golf club and machynys peninsula golf and country club. (please check admittance for the various attractions). step inside this spacious property into the large lounge which has a stone fireplace, exposed wooden beams, polished wooden floors and boasts comfortable seating, an electric wood effect fire and smart tv with dvd player. this is a perfect place to sit and relax after a busy day exploring. there is also a pop up double bed to accommodate two extra guests if required. the kitchen is well-equipped for all your culinary needs and you can access the garden area from this room via the french doors. heading further into the cottage, you will come across the spacious ground floor king-size bedroom also with french doors out onto the patio showing great views of the lougher. completing the accommodation is an en-suite shower room with shower and wc. venture outside to your very own open-plan patio area with a table and chairs and a bbq, perfect for alfresco dining. the attractive lawned enclosed communal grounds include three separate areas, the lounging zone, the hot tub and the seating area where you can sit and relax with a glass of wine whilst enjoying the spectacular views. a booking system will be present for the shared hot tub, the utility room and the various outdoor games will be available per cottage.there is private off -road parking for one car.

Step back in time to the world of luxury train travel and stay in this pretty carriage with your loved one. located on a campsite in the pembrokeshire countryside, it offers easy access to some of the best scenic sights and attractions in the area. redberth (1.5 miles) has a pub and a couple of shops for picking up amenities, or you could head to the glorious village of saundersfoot (5 miles). the stunning beach has a golden stretch of sand and blue waters along with a picturesque harbour where you can try out a range of water sports. further down the coast is the walled town of tenby (5 miles) with its iconic castle ruins, four beaches, and several galleries and museums. park up outside the open-plan carriage and climb the little steps into a world of history and colour. immediately as you step in you will find the living area and a compact kitchenette. you can rustle up something to eat and curl up on the sofa to watch a film or a tv show. there is also a handy two-seater bistro set for more formal meals. through here is a stylish shower room with a wc. in a smaller, connected carriage, a bedroom with a sumptuous king-size bed for much-needed rest and relaxation. guests will also have access to a shared utility room on site that contains laundry facilities. lead through the double doors out to a delightful decking area which has plenty of seating for morning coffees and evening sundowners in these stunning, tranquil surroundings. there is also a bubbling hot tub where you can soak away the day and unwind.

A beautiful and romantic couples hideaway in an idyllic village location perfect to relax, unwind and explore snowdonia national park, dramatic countryside, historic towns and pretty villages in north wales. nearby bala boasts wales's largest natural lake, narrow gauge railway, national white water centre and a range of restaurants and shops. nearby betws-y-coed with historic bridges, waterfalls, river pools and hill top lakes, is also full of outdoor activity and craft shops, galleries and public houses. enjoy walking, climbing, kayaking, sailing and fishing in breath-taking scenery. visit historic towns of ruthin and denbigh, have a day trip to barmouth for fabulous beaches or take the challenges of gyg karting, snowdonia's cader idris, surf snowdonia and the zip world caverns. this really is an all year round destination. the spacious and attractive barn has a welcoming lobby, with interesting art work and plenty of space for coats and boots, opening into the spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner flooded with natural light. open the french doors, listen to the birdsong and step outside onto the patio area with wonderful views over the grounds and beyond. if you decide to eat in the well equipped kitchen area then you have everything you need to prepare a delicious romantic meal, with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, dolce gusto coffee machine and washing machine, alongside many other little thoughtful extras creating a lovely space to cook in. relax on the comfortable sofas, play board games, plan tomorrows activities and embrace the wonderful views. on chillier evenings, light the ready-laid wood burner and watch a good film or lose yourself in a good book. along the corridor, there is a comfortable double bedroom which leads to a stylish en-suite shower room one step down. up the private drive, past the owners home, the property nestles on the gravelled courtyard with superb countryside views. you can enjoy alfresco dining in the patio area with table, chairs, charcoal bbq and pretty borders with lovely views. there are also a number of shared spaces to sit and relax in the nine acres of grounds. maybe picnic by the standing stones or at the top of the garden near the trees. if you are bringing your bike there is lockable storage and an outside tap with hose available. plenty of outside space for your canoe or kayak. the shared, spacious, vaulted ceiling games barn is also accessible from the courtyard and offers a wide range of fun activities to enjoy, including free view with large wall projection, darts, table tennis, slate bed pool table and high quality hi-fi system. ample private parking on site, within walking distance to the property. please note that the path from the car parking area is quite steep. the owners have also wilded seven acres of the grounds to make a small sanctuary for wildlife with the creation of a large natural lake, new copses and wildflower meadows. guests are welcome to walk around the lake but swimming and fishing are prohibited, but a wander through the wildflower meadow on a summer's evening is a real nature lovers treat.

Crest Apartment in Abersoch, North Wales, is a cosy retreat for two. This rustic coastal apartment features a chic, open-plan interior, a king-size bedroom, and a well-appointed shower room. Enjoy the private courtyard garden with a hot tub, day bed, and BBQ. Located close to Abersoch Main Beach and the Llyn Coastal Path.

Set in a large courtyard of similar properties, this charming cottage for two 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 stunning west wales coastline is just a short drive away where dolphin and seal spotting trips are readily available. picturesque new quay has a lovely harbour, fabulous sandy beaches and a fine selection of restaurants, shops and cafes. a little further along is aberaeron, famous for the colour palette of its harbourside buildings whilst the market town of llandysul is close by and has independent shops and eateries to enjoy. (please check admittance for the various attractions). on entering this stylish single-storey property, guests will come first to the spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner which offers a sociable spot for two to prepare food and dine, with an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge with ice compartment. the lounge area has comfortable seating and is perfect for switching on the smart tv and flicking through the channels or perhaps catching up on your favourite dvd. the bright, relaxing bedroom has a king-size zip-and-link bed which can be made up as 2’6 twin beds on request, and there is also a shower room with shower and wc. wander outside and go to the side of the property and soak up the sounds of the countryside, taking coffee or enjoying evening drinks on the furnished patio and after a busy day exploring sit back and relax in the hot tub and have fun cooking pizza in your own pizza oven. the access to the rear patio with the hot tub can only be entered via the side lane as there is no back door. there is off-road parking for two cars.