Addlethorpe Golf and Country Club
- Sleeps 4 – 8
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
9-hole golf course 16-bay driving range On-site Bar & Cafe Large family lodges 10-minute drive from Ingoldmells Beach
From
£345
for 3 nights
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Lodges with Hot Tubs in Midlands
Compare 94 hot tub breaks in Midlands – filter by pets, pools, sleeps and more, then check dates and prices.
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94 Hot Tub Cabins Found
Alder Country Park
- Sleeps 4
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Heart of the Broads Close to the coast Beach within 3 miles Idyllic rural surrounding Lots of activities nearby
From
£369
for 4 nights
Anchor Park
- Sleeps 4
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Peacefully situated on a quiet stretch of the beautiful Norfolk coast, this small family park, enjoys direct beach access over sand dunes offering wonderful panoramic views.
From
£335
for 3 nights
Appletree Holiday Park
- Sleeps 7 – 10
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
9-hole golf course Driving range On-site restaurant & bar Close to Lincoln Children's adventure playground
From
£195
for 3 nights
Barlings Country Park
- Sleeps 4 – 8
- Hot Tub
Ideal for families and groups Fab rural setting Natural lake (complete with swans) 5 miles from Lincoln Fishing available
From
£449
for 3 nights
Bowbrook Lodges
- Sleeps 2
- Hot Tub
Luxury lodges Countryside settings Safari tents available Lakeside setting
From
£455
for 3 nights
Bredon View
- Sleeps 4
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Nestled inside a Worcestershire Countryside Golf Course, Bredon View is an ideal countryside getaway, only a stones throw from the historic market town of Pershore.
Prices
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Caistor Lakes Lodges
- Sleeps 4
- Pets 1
- Hot Tub
Award Winning Restaurant Luxury lodges Fishing direct from your decking Koi Aquarium! Adults only
From
£285
for 2 nights
Camper UK Leisure Park
- Sleeps 2 – 4
- Pets 1
- Hot Tub
Historic City Countryside settings Lake views 10 miles from Lincoln Top local walks
From
£349
for 4 nights
Cherry Tree
- Sleeps 4 – 8
- Hot Tub
Indoor and outdoor heated pools Beaches nearby Entertainment Passes included Great family entertainment
From
£367
for 4 nights
Cleethorpes Pearl Holiday Park
- Sleeps 7 – 8
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Cleethorpes Pearl Holiday Park is everything a vacation by the sea should be in the UK.
From
£164
for 3 nights
Coastfields Holiday Village
- Sleeps 6 – 8
- Hot Tub
Indoor pool Children's play area Beaches nearby Bars & restaurants Family entertainment
From
£175
for 4 nights
Cotswold Gateway Escape
- Sleeps 4 – 6
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Luxury lodges Countryside setting Ideal base for exploring Cotswolds Private garden Scenic walk to pub
From
£349
for 3 nights
Fairway Lakes Lodges
- Sleeps 4 – 8
- Hot Tub
Countryside location Sauna & gym Bar Restaurant Golf course
From
£255
for 3 nights
Field View at Mundesley
- Sleeps 4 – 6
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Stunning coastal location Luxury lodges Gym Games room Close to beach
From
£355
for 4 nights
Goosedale Lodges
- Sleeps 2 – 8
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Ultra-modern lodges Countryside 130 acres of private estate Near Nottinghamshire Health and Beauty packages
From
£275
for 3 nights
Grange Leisure Park
- Sleeps 4 – 8
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Beaches nearby Children's play area Lakeside setting Family entertainment Bar, cafe and restaurant
From
£155
for 3 nights
Hanworth Country Park
- Sleeps 6 – 8
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Luxury lodges On-site shop Lake views Lots of open space Cafe / Restaurant
From
£269
for 3 nights
Visitor's guide
Midlands Hot Tub Lodge Guide
Picture it: a long walk across Cannock Chase, a pub lunch, and then the lid lifts off a steaming tub on your own deck while the woods go quiet. That's the appeal of the lodges with hot tubs Midlands visitors keep booking. The heart of England sits in the middle of the map, so most of the country is within a couple of hours' drive.
You can pick a romantic escape for two or a family stay with the dog. Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Shropshire, Herefordshire and Leicestershire all have log cabins and luxury lodges with a private hot tub, and every one below has been checked against our live listings.
Start with the cabins below, then scroll down for walks, days out and a month-by-month guide to when to go.
Which lodges with hot tubs Midlands visitors book first?
These are the log cabins and lodges we'd look at first. Drive times are from Birmingham, because plenty of readers want a holiday close to home, and each one links to its own page with photos and prices.
Silver Trees, Cannock Chase
About 39 minutes' drive from Birmingham - sleeps up to 5 - adults only, indoor heated pool
Silver Trees has its own nature reserve with over 20 acres of private woodland, and wild deer wander the park. It's a perfect spot for a quiet couples' stay, with an indoor heated pool and tennis courts for wet days. Birches Valley Visitor Centre is close by.
Stratford Upon Avon Lodge Retreat, Warwickshire
About 44 minutes' drive from Birmingham - sleeps up to 10 - pets welcome, luxury
This holiday retreat at Snitterfield is ten minutes from the medieval town and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Some cabins are one-bedroom hideaways with floor-to-ceiling bedroom windows and a free-standing bath. Others sleep bigger groups of people, so it suits couples and families alike.
The Astbury, Shropshire
About 55 minutes' drive from Birmingham - sleeps up to 6 - pets welcome, luxury
Set in 300 acres of parkland near Bridgnorth, The Astbury has views across the Shropshire countryside, and each holiday home has its own private garden and decking. Space to roam is the draw. Friends, couples and families all fit in.
Ashby Woulds Retreat, Leicestershire
About 35 minutes' drive from Birmingham - sleeps up to 6 - adults only, pets welcome, luxury
These adults-only boutique lodges overlook the Derbyshire countryside, with an outdoor hot tub, Egyptian cotton bed linen and a resident therapist offering massages and facials. It's the nearest of our picks to the city and a natural base to explore the National Forest.
Knights Lodges, Derbyshire
About 50 minutes' drive from Birmingham - sleeps up to 6 - pets welcome
At Bretby you get an indoor heated pool and a sauna on top of the hot tub, plus yoga classes you can book (charges apply). Burton-on-Trent is close, and so are the trails of the National Forest.
Bowbrook Lodges, Worcestershire
About 46 minutes' drive from Birmingham - sleeps up to 2 - glamping, luxury
This small collection near Pershore looks out to Bredon Hill and the Cotswolds. Every cabin has a private all-weather deck with its own hot tub. Thirty acres of landscaped grounds are dark enough for decent stargazing, and a stay here feels like a country cottage with a lot more privacy.
Want more cabins with hot tubs? Browse Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Shropshire and Derbyshire, or the wider Heart of England.
Compare the lodges side by side
Tap a column heading to sort, or use the Yes/No columns to filter.
| Lodge | Drive (mins) | Sleeps | Pets | Pool |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver Trees | 39 | 5 | No | Yes |
| Stratford Upon Avon Lodge Retreat | 44 | 10 | Yes | No |
| The Astbury | 55 | 6 | Yes | No |
| Ashby Woulds Retreat | 35 | 6 | Yes | No |
| Knights Lodges | 50 | 6 | Yes | Yes |
| Bowbrook Lodges | 46 | 2 | No | No |
Hot tub lodges within an hour of Birmingham
If you're searching for a hot tub break near you in the West Midlands, you're in luck. The city sits in the middle of the map, so Cannock Chase, the Malvern Hills, Warwickshire and the Staffordshire moorlands are all roughly an hour away or less. That makes a Friday-night getaway realistic: leave after work, be soaking by nine, and still have the whole of Saturday.
Ashby Woulds Retreat, Silver Trees and Bluebell Lodge are the shortest drives. Bluebell Lodge is a single-storey, adults-only cabin for two, with lake views and a private hot tub on its decked area, which makes it a lovely choice for a romantic night or two away. Its page has the latest dates.
Want the full picture? Our guide to lodges with hot tubs near Birmingham goes into more detail, and the lodges with hot tubs near me post helps if you're starting from somewhere else.
West Midlands and East Midlands: what's the difference?
In the West Midlands you'll find Shropshire, Herefordshire and the Cotswold edge, plus the lanes of rural Warwickshire. Log cabins here tend to sit in woodland or beside fishing lakes, and a country holiday is rarely more than a short drive from a city. Walkers get the hills, anglers get the lakes, and everyone gets a soak at the end of the day. Prices tend to dip midweek.
The East Midlands pulls you towards Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire, with the National Forest, the southern Peak District and Sherwood Forest on the doorstep. For a mix of both, Staffordshire and Derbyshire sit nicely between the two.
Either side, the idea is the same.
Things to do near your lodge
Walk Cannock Chase
Staffordshire County Council's circular route across the Chase is about 8 miles and takes three to four hours, with some steep sections. The forest trails are a great way to explore. Forestry England also runs Go Ape and forest Segway sessions here, if you'd rather ride than walk.
Climb the Malvern Hills
Pull on your boots for the Worcestershire Beacon, the high point of the ridge at 425 metres. Visit Worcestershire has a circular walk from the Beacon Road car park that takes around an hour and a half.
Wander the National Forest
The National Forest's Parklands and Woodlands walk links Staunton Harold Reservoir, Calke Abbey and Robin Wood in 5.4 miles. Conkers, the forest's main visitor attraction, has indoor and outdoor play for children.
Take a day at Alton Towers or Stratford
Alton Towers is the draw for families.
Best time to visit the Midlands
A hot tub makes every month worth considering, but weather, crowds and price change through the year.
Cold, clear and quiet. The hot tub does the heavy lifting after a frosty walk.
Still chilly, with the lowest crowds and the best soak-to-stars ratio.
Lighter evenings and the first spring walks, with showers likely.
Blossom and bluebell woods start up, though you'll want a waterproof.
Long evenings and fresh green countryside, good for walking.
The longest days of the year, perfect for sitting out late on the deck.
Warm weather and busy attractions, so book early.
School holidays make it the busiest month, with warm nights.
Settled weather, fewer people and a gentle start to autumn colour.
Woodland turns gold and a hot tub feels brilliant on cooler evenings.
Dark early, which suits log burners and starry soaks.
Cosy short breaks, with festive markets in the bigger towns.
Pack for a hot tub break
- Swimwear (two sets, so one is always dry)
- Flip-flops or slippers for the deck
- Dressing gown or big towel
- Waterproof walking boots
- A waterproof jacket for Cannock Chase and the Malverns
- Warm hat for chilly evenings
- Dog bed and bowls, if your cabin is pet friendly
- Torch for stargazing walks
- Playing cards or a board game
- Phone charger and a power bank
- Reusable water bottle
- Hair tie and a shower cap for the tub
Sharing a lodge with friends?
Booking with friends? Work out the split before you pick a place, so everyone knows their share of the price.
Tips before you book a Midlands break
- Check whether the hot tub is private or shared on the cabin's page.
- Look at the pet policy, because it varies a lot.
- Ask about changeover days and minimum stays for peak weekends.
- Book summer and Christmas breaks early.
- Look for midweek dates, when the price is often lower.
Ready to choose? Our hot tub lodges search shows live dates, and the special offers page lists current deals! Fancy the hills instead? Try romantic getaways in the Peak District with hot tubs.
Browse our lodges with hot tubs Midlands wide, from a woodland cabin on Cannock Chase to a quiet deck with a view of the hills. It's an easy weekend away.
