Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Chesterfield

Chesterfield offers the perfect base for exploring Derbyshire’s finest attractions. Staying in luxury lodges with hot tubs near Chesterfield smashes together home comforts with accessibility to both town and countryside. The historic market town features its famous crooked spire and one of Britain’s largest open-air markets! Plus, you’re just minutes from the Peak District National Park.

Families will get a lot out of a trip to nearby Chatsworth House with its adventure playground and expansive gardens. The Heights of Abraham cable cars and Bolsover Castle offer exciting days out for all ages. After exploring, return to your self-catering lodge accommodation where you can relax in your private hot tub.

With many dog friendly holiday lodges and accommodations that make perfect bases for hikers and cyclists. Many log cabins and cottages offer luxury touches like premium bedding and outdoor dining spaces. The town’s excellent transport links mean you can easily visit Sheffield, Bakewell and Matlock without long drives.

Hot tub lodges you’ll love

Hazelhurst Lodges, Derbyshire

Just a 20-minute drive from Chesterfield, Hazelhurst Lodges offers a tranquil escape in the rolling Derbyshire hills where you can watch amazing wildlife from your private outdoor hot tub.

These luxury lodges combine style with a picturesque location that’ll make you forget your inbox exists. The outdoor decking areas give you front-row seats to spectacular countryside views while you soak in your hot tub. The interiors are superb too – modern open-plan living spaces.

Stretch your legs in the pretty village of Ashover (1 mile) with its three brilliant pubs and Ashover Rock viewpoint where you can see across five counties. The incredible Alton Towers is also within reach (30 miles) or try Gulliver’s Kingdom for family fun. The Heights of Abraham cable cars offer a unique perspective of the stunning Peak District landscape.

Choose from different lodge styles including Foxglove Lodge with three bedrooms or Bramble Lodge with its stunning views. Both feature those all-important hot tubs and have received rave reviews from previous guests.

Darwin Forest Lodges, Derbyshire

About 30 minutes from Chesterfield, Darwin Forest Lodges sits between Matlock and Bakewell offering an award-winning woodland retreat with incredible on-site facilities including an indoor pool, spa and fitness centre.

These luxury lodges near the Peak District National Park deliver the full package. Sink into your private hot tub after a day of adventure or hit the Evolution Health and Fitness centre with its heated indoor pool. The Glade Exclusive lodges are particularly impressive with high-end kitchens, PlayStation 5s and outdoor hot tubs set on private decking with quality furniture.

When you’re ready to explore, Chatsworth House (12 miles) offers stately grandeur while the Monsal Trail provides perfect cycling terrain. Take the cable cars at Heights of Abraham for spectacular views or tackle the mighty Mam Tor (20 miles). Alton Towers (27 miles) delivers thrills for the whole family.

On-site entertainment is sorted with tennis, mini-golf, body zorbing and archery. Kids will love the Little Monkeys indoor play centre while teens can hang out in the Activity Den with pool tables and arcade games. When hunger strikes, head to Foresters Bar and Restaurant or grab a coffee at Explorers Café. Some accommodations are even dog friendly – just book early to secure one!

Woodpecker At Manor View, Derbyshire

Just 15 minutes from Chesterfield, this 5-star rated luxury pod in South Wingfield offers a romantic hideaway for two complete with complimentary Prosecco, chocolates and countryside views that’ll make your Instagram followers weep.

This isn’t your average glamping pod – it’s seriously spacious with beautiful unique décor and stylish touches throughout. The well-equipped kitchen features cool retro appliances while the hot tub sits on private decking overlooking rolling fields. Privacy curtains ensure your evening soak remains just between you two – no nosy sheep allowed.

Explore the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Wingfield Manor (under 1 mile) or venture to Matlock (7 miles) with its dramatic limestone cliffs and riverside walks. Cromford (6 miles) offers industrial history and canal strolls while Chatsworth House (15 miles) provides the perfect backdrop for a fancy day out.

Inside your luxury self-catering accommodation you’ll find a comfy living area with smart TV, a cosy double bedroom with dressing table and a good-sized shower in the bathroom. There’s even an electric vehicle charging point on site – because saving the planet shouldn’t stop when you’re on holiday. This place consistently gets top marks from couples looking for a special getaway.

Redbrick Woodland Lodges, Nottinghamshire

Around 30 minutes from Chesterfield, Redbrick Woodland Lodges offers a tranquil setting within the grounds of a stately home, featuring unique American Round Log cabins with private hot tubs overlooking a small lake.

These individually styled lodges bring something different to your holiday experience. Each comes with a private outdoor hot tub with beautiful park views, flat screen TV, fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and the cosy combo of a wood burning stove plus central heating. The Great Barn is particularly impressive – a luxurious 2-storey conversion with bi-fold doors, spacious patio and even a pool table.

Sherwood Forest Visitors Centre (10 miles) offers fun family activities including nature trails where kids can spot squirrels in their natural habitat. Nottingham (25 miles) combines shopping with historical sites including the famous castle. The surrounding area is perfect for horse riding, cycling, golf and walking through some proper English countryside!

The accommodation options cater to different group sizes. Lakeview Lodges sleep 4 with one master double and one twin bedroom. Moshannan Lodges are two-storey and sleep 6 with two double bedrooms plus a sofa bed. For ultimate luxury, Parkland Lodge sleeps 6 across three bedrooms and offers outstanding style and comfort. The on-site bar and restaurant provide tasty food in a relaxed atmosphere after a day of exploration.

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Sightseeing in Chesterfield

Chesterfield sits in Derbyshire with its famous crooked spire dominating the skyline. This market town offers visitors plenty to see beyond just soaking in your lodge’s hot tub. The twisted spire of St Mary and All Saints Church is the town’s most recognisable landmark – locals joke it turned when a virgin got married there and will straighten when another does!

The open-air market runs Monday, Friday and Saturday with over 100 stalls selling everything from fresh local produce to handmade crafts. It’s been running since 1204 – talk about staying power! The Victorian Market Hall houses even more shops and cafes if the weather turns British (i.e., wet).

Chesterfield Canal offers peaceful walks with narrowboats chugging by. Revolution House in nearby Old Whittington tells the story of the 1688 Glorious Revolution. Small but fascinating. Queen’s Park provides green space with a boating lake, cricket ground and miniature railway for kids.

Pet Friendly

Bringing your dog to Chesterfield? Many lodges with hot tubs near Chesterfield welcome dogs, so you can enjoy luxury accommodation without leaving your pooch at home. Dogs are welcome in most of the Peak District National Park which sits right on Chesterfield’s doorstep – thousands of acres for walkies!

The Peacock at Barlow allows dogs in their beer garden and even offers water bowls and treats. Proper job. Chesterfield Canal towpath makes for flat, easy walking with your dog, with several pubs along the route that welcome pets.

Linacre Reservoirs just west of town offer three linked reservoirs with woodland paths – perfect for dog walks with water for splashing. Just keep them on leads near livestock. The Batch House café in town centre is dog friendly with outdoor seating and dog biscuits at the counter.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Chesterfield

1. Chesterfield Crooked Spire Church – The iconic 14th-century church with its famously twisted spire. Tours to the top run several times daily. £7 adults, £4 children. The views across Derbyshire are worth every penny. Visitors rave about the knowledgeable guides who explain how the 228-foot spire became twisted using unseasoned timber. Website: www.chesterfieldparishchurch.org.uk

2. Chesterfield Museum & Art Gallery – Free entry but donations are appreciated. Tells the story of Chesterfield from Roman times through its industrial heyday. The recreation of a 1920s chemist shop is bizarrely fascinating. Kids love the hands-on exhibits. Open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm.

3. Barrow Hill Roundhouse – Britain’s only surviving operational railway roundhouse. £8 adults, £4 children. Train enthusiasts will lose their minds here, but even casual visitors find it interesting. They run special steam days and events throughout the year. Website: www.barrowhill.org

4. Hardwick Hall – Magnificent Elizabethan country house just outside town. National Trust property: £16 adults, £8 children. “More glass than wall” was how they described it when built in the 1590s. The gardens are spectacular in summer. The old hall ruins next door add extra historical interest. Website: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hardwick

5. Bolsover Castle – Stuart mansion built on medieval foundations with spectacular views. English Heritage: £14.50 adults, £8.70 children. The Little Castle inside is a fantasy world of painted ceilings and marble fireplaces. The riding school demonstrations in summer are brilliant. Website: www.english-heritage.org.uk/bolsover

Chesterfield Visitor FAQs

1. Are there luxury lodges with hot tubs in Chesterfield?
Yes! Several self-catering lodges and cabins around Chesterfield offer private hot tubs. Most popular areas include the western edge near the Peak District and north towards Chatsworth.

2. What’s the best time to visit Chesterfield?
Summer offers best weather for hot tub enjoyment, but Christmas markets in December are fantastic. Market days (Monday, Friday, Saturday) bring the town centre alive.

3. How dog friendly is Chesterfield?
Very! Many holiday lodges welcome dogs and the surrounding countryside is perfect for walks. Several pubs and cafes in town allow dogs too.

4. Can I get to the Peak District easily from Chesterfield?
Absolutely. It’s about 15 minutes drive to the eastern edge. Perfect for day trips from your lodge base.

5. Is Chesterfield good for shopping?
Yes – the market is one of England’s largest open-air markets. The Pavements and Vicar Lane shopping centres offer high street brands.

6. What’s that wonky spire all about?
The 14th century spire twisted due to unseasoned timber and lead covering. It leans 9 feet 6 inches from true. Local legends blame the devil or a virgin bride for the twist!

7. Are there good restaurants in Chesterfield?
Plenty! Cocina at Casa Hotel offers excellent Spanish food. Bottle & Thyme serves great brunch. The Market Pub does proper pub grub.

8. Can I bring a group to stay in lodges near Chesterfield?
Yes, several holiday lodge sites offer multiple cabins or larger accommodation options for groups wanting hot tub breaks.