Lodges With Hot Tubs in Yorkshire

Features of Cottages with Hot Tubs

If you’re looking to get away for a trip, you need to book one of the log cabins with hot tubs in Yorkshire. We have hundreds of tiny homes dotted across the region ready for hot tub holidays or those in need of a romantic escape. Let’s look at some of the features of our small lodges, so you can see just what you’ll get when you book one with us.

Romantic

While some of our cottages accommodate four people, most are ideal for couples. These small lodges are great for couples on a honeymoon, hot tub break, or anniversary trip. In these small lodges, you can rekindle the fires of your love in total seclusion, away from the regular stressors of life.

Dog Friendly

If you want to take a holiday but are worried about leaving your furry friend behind, have no fear! We have many available cottages that are pet-friendly and open to your favourite pup. Your best friend is welcome to roam the country with you in style, as most places in Yorkshire are pet-friendly, including parks, pubs, and local shops.

Fishing

Some of the water courses in Yorkshire are the best in the country since they still retain the natural beauty of the Yorkshire countryside. If relaxation is your goal, consider packing your fishing gear for a relaxing day on the dock. Then, return to the cottage to enjoy your catch and relax with your loved ones.

Luxury

From decadent outdoor living spaces to beautifully designed bedrooms, luxury lodges have what you need to help you feel like royalty. They combine high-class comfort and efficient living to create the most relaxing experience possible. Sit back, relax, enjoy your holiday, and let our luxurious spaces take away all of your cares.

Cheap Weekends

The best thing about our luxury cabins is that they are affordable. If you want to take a quick trip away from home or can’t afford a massive holiday across the world, stay in one of these cottages. With our low prices, anyone can enjoy a nice weekend trip and return home feeling refreshed and renewed.

Best Places to Stay in Yorkshire With Hot Tub

While some people like staying inside the cabin, we know that most people like to go out and do things during the day. Luckily, all our cottages are near local hotspots that most travellers want to visit. Here are some of our five favourite cities and areas to stay in when you book one of our lodges with hot tubs in Yorkshire.

Yorkshire Dales

The Yorkshire Dales consists of valleys, hills, and rivers, all located in an upland portion of the Pennine Hills. There are also some limestone cave networks here that are very elaborate and expansive. Agriculture is the primary goal of this area, but tourism has picked up over time.

The Yorkshire Dales have several hiking trails that visitors love to walk. These trails often lead through beautiful villages, towns, picturesque clearings, and waterfalls. If you love getting close to nature, these trails will suit you perfectly.

Cave divers and explorers love to wander through the expansive series of caves in the area. These caves are open for public tours, where you can see many beautiful, natural rock formations. In addition, the famous Settle-Carlisle Railway runs through the Yorkshire Dale National Park, near many of these viaducts, tunnels, and caves.

Harrogate

Harrogate is an influential tourist centre that most know as a spa town. Here the water carries many natural minerals like sulphur, iron, and salt. Spas in the area capitalise on this skin-cleansing mixture of natural ingredients to sell their services in the area.

Harrogate is also a hub for business meetings. If your business has an important conference or seminar, rent one of our lodges to relax after the festivities. Make sure to stop by a pub on your way home, though!

Harrogate has many famous landmarks, including the Kursaal, the St. Wilfrid Building, and the Royal Hall Theatre. There are also renowned parks and gardens in the area, where visitors can relax or play to their hearts’ content. The city has a thriving nightlife, mainly around the bustling Royal Baths area.

York

York dates back to Roman times and has history and culture to prove it. Here, people celebrate antiquity by preserving the rich history of their 12th-century buildings, medieval walls surrounding the town, and museums proudly showcasing their artefacts. It’s also a major centre for learning for those interested in visiting the York Library.

Many old cathedrals, basilicas, and churches dot this city, dating their creation to before the 12th century! In York, history is perfectly preserved, and people come from around the nation on religious pilgrimages or seeking beautiful medieval art.

The River Ouse divides the city in half, and you can find cruises and boat rentals to travel up and down its banks. From the water, you can see the architecture and ancient buildings while feeling the spray of water on your face.

If you feel like walking, visit the Shambles. Many shops, boutiques, tearooms, and restaurants line the narrow thoroughfare of this street. This part of the city is especially rife with traffic, deals, and exciting finds during Christmas.

North York Moors

The North York Moors is the largest area of heather moorland in the nation. The national park, named after the moorland, is famous for protecting the site’s beautiful natural scenery and animals. The North York Moors has three substantial biomes, each with a unique beauty and ecosystem.

Like the Yorkshire Dales, the Moors are a great area to explore nature and wildlife and to find solitude walking the trails. You can see the natural beauty of this area on your own by traversing its nearly 1,400-mile expanse of footpaths and rights of way. One of the most popular trails is the Cleveland Way, which winds its way around the North York Moors.

The North York Moors is famous for hosting many film teams from productions such as “The Secret Garden,” “Downton Abbey,” and the “Harry Potter” franchise. These productions shot scenes in the small villages throughout the Moors, particularly in Goathland.

There are many small villages in the area one can visit. Here, you will find homemade meals and small-town pubs that deliver the best food and drinks. Come and become part of the family in this beautiful, small-town piece of Yorkshire.

Scarborough

The seaside town of Scarborough offers breathtaking ocean views where you can find a growing creative economy focused on digital products. There are also proven fishing and service industries that cater to the tourists and locals in the area.

The beach is the main reason people come here. The beach is impeccably clean and is perfect for lazy days and pictures of the sunrise. The Scarborough Castle sits on one of the nearby cliffs, overlooking the town, and hosting unique historical tours.

During the warm months, the Alpamare water park hosts visitors from all over the world. If you’re bringing kids, plan a day to come here, as there is much to do and experience in this action-packed park. Kids can play on the splash pads, ride water slides, and eat pizza while Mom and Dad visit the wellness spa for a relaxing day of peace.

Otherwise, there are museums and art galleries where you can casually peruse the halls and artistic beauty of the area. For sports fans, there is a local cricket club where people from around the nation come to cheer for their favourite teams and enjoy the atmosphere of a good game of cricket.

All in all, Scarborough has something for everyone.

Activities and Must-See Sights in Yorkshire

There are multiple roads to travel and sights to see in Yorkshire. We know that you’ll never want to leave again once you come! So let’s look at some of the best things to do in the area.

Walking

Yorkshire is home to some varied and unique trails that wind their way across the land. You can rekindle your love for nature and all things outdoors as you stroll through a land barely touched by time. A few-mile trek off the beaten path often hides some of the best attractions and sights to see.

Take a stroll through the Broxa Forest and completely disconnect from the modern world. This forest is a great location to wander through any time of the year.

For those who want to stay near water, take a trip down the Burnsall to Grassington Trail. This trail runs along the river, taking you by waterfalls, pools, and into Grassington. The path concludes back in Burnsall, where you started.

Sight-Seeing

There are various hidden gems located in Yorkshire for tourists to visit. One of them is the Royal Pump Room Museum, where guests can venture through the lifespan of Harrogate as a spa town. In Scarborough, you can find Peasholm Park, which takes you on a vivid, visual journey through Japan.

If you’re into cathedrals, the York Minister—officially named the “Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of St Peter in York”—is one of the grandest cathedrals in Northern Europe. Stained glass windows, delicately crafted ballasts, and soaring ceilings beautifully depict religious scenes and stories in this cathedral. It has stood for nearly 600 years, and you can feel the history within its walls.

For those who like to wander around the city, there is a two-mile stretch of old Roman and medieval walls surrounding the city of York. These impressive fortifications still stand today, which is a testament to the construction capabilities of our forefathers.

About Holidays in Yorkshire

If you’re ready for a holiday, choosing one of our luxury lodges with hot tubs in Yorkshire will be the best thing for you. Yorkshire is home to some of the nation’s best food, local breweries, and fantastic sights. We highly recommend you come here for a holiday of any length of time!