Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Hexham | Cabins & Glamping

Hexham, voted the happiest place to live in Britain, is one of Northumberland’s finest historic market towns. You’ve got the magnificent 7th-century Abbey which visitors throughout the year and some perfect Hexham lodges with hot tubs provide ideal for exploring attractions like Hadrian’s Wall. Our luxury cabins offer privacy and comfort that hotels can’t match.

Booking self catering accommodation makes for a great base to to explore Roman forts like Vindolanda and Chesters at your own pace. Our family loves Kielder Water with mountain biking trails and the dark sky observatory.

Every holiday lodge featured on our site has its own bubbling hot tub just for your use.

Many lodge breaks around Hexham welcome dogs too which saves kennel costs and means your pet doesn’t have to miss the adventure… or you! The area offers excellent fishing spots, independent shops and weekly markets where you can bag some lovely treats and gifts.

Hot tub lodges you’ll love

Heathergate Boutique Holiday Park, Northumberland

Just 2 miles from historic Hexham sits Heathergate Boutique Holiday Park. This peaceful setting offers spacious log cabins with modern amenities.

The upmarket park lodges feature private hot tubs with stunning Northumberland countryside views. The new indoor pool and boutique spa facilities include a sauna and steam room. Gym access comes at no extra charge.

Hadrian’s Wall lies just 5 miles away with miles of hiking trails. Newcastle’s shopping districts and Quayside are perfect for day trips at 30 miles distance.

Accommodation options include high-end homes sleeping up to 4 guests. King-size beds, en-suite bathrooms and fully-equipped kitchens come as standard. Premium cottages feature private saunas and steam rooms alongside hot tubs. Bi-fold doors open onto spacious decking areas perfect for countryside sunsets.

Springhouse Country Park, Northumberland

Springhouse Country Park provides a peaceful woodland retreat 10 miles from Hexham. Wildlife spotting opportunities abound right from your lodge doorstep.

These spacious contemporary holiday lets feature private electric hot tubs on extensive patio areas. Woodland views stretch as far as the eye can see. Modern open-plan living spaces and excellent kitchens make self catering effortless.

Hexham sits just 10 miles away by car. Hadrian’s Wall practically runs past your door. Country pubs in surrounding villages serve proper local food. Durham Cathedral and Newcastle are both within 30 miles.

On-site facilities include a shop and cafe/restaurant. The children’s play area keeps little ones entertained during your stay. Park accommodation ranges from comfortable caravans to luxury lodges. Hadrian’s Cottage offers four bedrooms perfect for larger groups wanting their own hot tub experience.

Parmontley Hall Lodges, Northumberland

Soak in your hot tub overlooking a 14,000-acre ancient estate just 20 miles from Hexham. Parmontley Hall Lodges offers rare wildlife sightings that’ll have you reaching for your camera.

These timber lodge breaks feature bubbling outdoor hot tubs on private decking areas. Spectacular North Pennines views stretch to the horizon.

Spacious open-plan living areas connect seamlessly to your veranda through sliding doors. One pet welcomes to join your countryside holidays.

The Elk’s Head Inn sits on the estate for convenient pub meals just 1 mile away. Hexham Abbey, Hadrian’s Wall and the market town are all within easy reach at 20 miles. Kielder Forest Park lies nearby. The North Pennines provide walking and cycling trails from your doorstep.

Park house lodges include Cupola Lodge with master en-suite and twin bedroom. This arrangement works perfectly for families. The weekend bar operates March to November providing social space. With wonderful walks from your door and Newcastle 30 miles away this makes an excellent stay near Hexham.

Otters Holt, Winston, County Durham

For couples wanting a romantic retreat a little south of Hexham, Otters Holt is a beautiful riverside log cabin for two, set on a working farm in Winston. It has a five-star rating and welcomes pets, so the dog can come along too.

This single-storey lodge has a traditional wooden design and a peaceful rural setting right next to a picturesque river in rolling countryside. It is the kind of place to switch off, soak in your private hot tub and enjoy the quiet.

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Sightseeing in Hexham

Hexham sits in the heart of Northumberland making a brilliant base for your lodge holidays. The town dates back to AD 674 and packs more history than its modest size suggests. The stunning Hexham Abbey dominates the town centre with its Saxon crypt and night stair.

The Old Gaol stands as Britain’s first purpose-built prison. Now it houses a museum costing just £5.95 for adults. Market day transforms the main square into a busy hub on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Local produce and crafts provide perfect supplies for your self catering lodge.

After exploring all day, nothing beats returning to your lodge for a hot tub dip. The surrounding Tyne Valley offers spectacular views that change with each season.

Pet Friendly Breaks

Bringing your dog to Hexham makes perfect sense. The town and surrounding areas are extremely dog friendly. The nearby Northumberland National Park offers miles of walks without restrictions. Your four-legged companion will love the open space after car travel.

Hexham town centre has plenty of dog-welcoming pubs. The Heart of Northumberland allows dogs in the bar area and serves good pub food. The County Hotel welcomes dogs and often has treats behind the counter.

Many dog-friendly places to stay near Hexham include enclosed gardens. Your pet can roam safely while you enjoy the hot tub. Remember to pack towels for post-walk muddy paws. Northumberland weather can be unpredictable.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Hexham

1. Hexham Abbey – This magnificent 12th-century church offers free entry though donations are appreciated. The Night Stair and Saxon Crypt are highlights not to miss. Open daily 10am-4pm. The abbey hosts regular concerts and events throughout the year. Their website lists upcoming performances.

2. Hexham Old Gaol – Britain’s first purpose-built prison dating from 1330-33. Now a fascinating museum exploring crime and punishment through the ages. Open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm. Visitors particularly praise the medieval torture implements display.

3. Chesters Roman Fort – Just outside Hexham, this remarkably preserved Roman cavalry fort sits alongside Hadrian’s Wall. The bathhouse remains rank among Britain’s best. Open daily 10am-5pm April-October. English Heritage members enter free.

4. Tyne Green Country Park – Perfect for riverside strolls or picnics. Free entry and parking available. The park hosts annual Hexham Regatta and offers fishing permits for keen anglers. Great spot to unwind before your hot tub session.

5. Vindolanda Roman Fort – A bit further afield at 20 minutes drive but worth every mile. Active archaeological site where new discoveries happen yearly. The famous Vindolanda Tablets represent Britain’s oldest handwritten documents. Open daily 10am-5pm.

Hexham Visitor FAQs

When’s the best time to visit Hexham?

Spring and summer offer ideal weather for exploring attractions. The Hexham Book Festival runs April-May. The Hexham Abbey Festival happens in September. Winter visits mean quieter attractions and cosier evenings in your hot tub under starry skies.

Do I need a car in Hexham?

The town centre works fine on foot. A car gives freedom to explore wider areas and reach luxury lodges with hot tubs. The train station connects to Newcastle in 30 minutes for public transport users.

Where to stay in Hexham?

Hunter Crook Lodge and Woodside Lodge offer excellent accommodation options. Park lodges provide family-friendly stays with hot tubs. Many cottages for sale in the area also operate as short breaks rental properties.

Are there supermarkets for self catering supplies?

Yes, Hexham has Waitrose, Tesco and M&S Food for stocking lodge kitchens. The farmers’ market on Tuesdays and Saturdays offers local meats, cheeses and vegetables.

What if it rains during overnight stays?

That’s what hot tubs are for! The Forum Cinema shows latest releases and classics. The Queen’s Hall Arts Centre offers exhibitions and performances. Many pubs have roaring fires for warming up.

How far is Hadrian’s Wall from Hexham?

The closest section lies 5 miles north. Housesteads Roman Fort sits approximately 13 miles away making an excellent day trip from your where to stay base.

Are there good walks near accommodation?

Absolutely loads of options. The Hexham Heads circular walk offers river views. Allen Banks woodland trails suit all abilities. After working up a sweat, your lodge hot tub feels even more rewarding.

Can I bring elderly relatives for weekend away breaks?The town centre has some hills but remains generally accessible. Many holiday lodges offer ground-floor homes with accessibility features. The Abbey provides wheelchair access to most areas. Kids love the interactive displays at various attractions making this perfect for multi-generational stays.