Wales has so much to offer holidaymakers, whether it’s the dramatic mountains of Snowdonia, the sweeping beaches of Cardigan Bay, or the buzzing cities of Cardiff and Swansea in the south.
With dramatic mountains, lush countryside and breathtaking coastlines, it’s no wonder that travellers are seeking a getaway in this beautiful country. Booking one of our lodges with hot tubs in Wales makes for the perfect base to explore the area and experience what it has to offer.
These holiday cottages are as stunning as their setting, each offering a unique escape with the luxury of high-quality accommodation.
Year of the Staycation
Staycations are on the rise and for good reason! With the wonders of Wales right on your doorstep in the UK, it’s easy to see why this country is drawing plenty of attention.
Here are five delightful cottages to rent in Wales with hot tub:
Seven Springs in Llanon
Picture a peaceful countryside escape with the coast on your doorstep. Seven Springs is a low-density lodge park in Llanon, mid Wales, with views over Cardigan Bay and the Cambrian mountains. The coastal village of Llanon is just a mile away, and the Georgian town of Aberaeron is about five miles down the road.
The lodges sleep up to six and the park welcomes children and dogs, making it a relaxed base for family time together. With a private hot tub to end the day in, it is well placed for exploring the Ceredigion coast and the beaches of Cardigan Bay.
Glan Towyn in Anglesey
If you are planning a trip to the fascinating island of Anglesey, then Glan Towyn will be the perfect setting for your getaway. This luxury seaside home near Rhoscolyn sleeps 12 and sits just 100 yards from the beach, so it is great for any large family or group of friends wanting to explore the island.
The six-bedroom house has a huge kitchen with bi-folding doors, three separate living spaces and a games room with a pool table, darts and table tennis. Sea views stretch from the upstairs living areas and balconies, and the hot tub makes the most of them. Pets are welcome, and the highlights nearby include the South Stack lighthouse, watersports on the Menai Strait and countless sandy beaches.
Copybush Cottage in Pembrokeshire
Copybush Cottage is the definition of a rural retreat. The Pembrokeshire countryside rolls out as far as the eye can see from this exquisite property. The grand house sits in an extensive enclosed garden, featuring all the makings of the perfect summer property.
Gather round the large wooden dining table and enjoy the authentic wood-fired pizza oven under a covered canopy. You’ll be spoilt for choice for entertainment at this holiday home, with a dedicated table tennis room, televisions, sun loungers and a hot tub perfectly placed to watch the sunset. There is plenty to explore in the local area, from the natural beauty of Caldey Island and Castle beach to the historic sites of Manobier Castle and Pembroke Castle.
Beudy Bach Barn in Snowdonia
This detached barn conversion has exceptional character and its own grounds near Llanuwchllyn, inside Snowdonia National Park. Beudy Bach Barn sleeps six and is a wonderful property for a group of friends or a family wanting to explore Snowdonia, just five miles from Bala.
The spacious open-plan living area has impressive high ceilings and handcrafted oak features, and the enclosed gardens with a slate patio are ideal for outdoor dining. Take a dip in your private hot tub with views of the Arenig mountain range, then explore the National White Water Centre in Bala or try mountain biking at Coed-y-Brenin.
1-Bedroom Hot Tub Lodge in Talybont
Don’t let size fool you with this snug lodge. This single-storey wooden retreat is the perfect spot for a couple looking to escape the stresses of daily life, with panoramic mountain and sea views near Barmouth. Inside, the open-plan living space has exposed beams and oak floors, and the one double bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom.
The beach is less than a mile away and the Wales Coast Path runs right past the door. Barmouth is 4.5 miles away with shops and places to eat, Harlech Castle is 7 miles away, and the Cambrian Coast railway stops at Talybont station less than a mile from the lodge.
