Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Oldham

Oldham sits at the edge of the Pennines, offering easy access to both Manchester’s attractions and Yorkshire’s moorland walks. Our lodges with hot tubs near Oldham make the perfect base for exploring this beautiful area, with Dovestone Reservoir and Saddleworth Moor at your doorstep.

Self-catering cabins here suit every group size and budget with many accommodation options welcoming dogs. All of our lodges feature private hot tubs and have loads of space and privacy. Ideal after hiking the Pennine Way or visiting nearby Uppermill’s independent shops and cafes.

Plus you’re only 20 minutes from Manchester’s museums and football stadiums. Local cottages range from traditional stone buildings to modern timber lodges with full kitchens and outdoor spaces.

Hot tub lodges you’ll love

Charlesworth Lodges, Derbyshire

Just 11 miles from Oldham, these lodges sit on a hillside and have breathtaking views of Coombes Rocks and the Peak District landscape.

Part of the Autograph Lodge Holiday collection, each one features a spacious master bedroom with Smart TVs and open-plan bathroom. With heat-maintaining properties that’ll keep you toasty even on winter nights.

Each has French doors opening onto secluded decking where you’ll find your private copper spa bath.

Enjoy moorland walks and picture postcard villages with tea rooms and country pubs you’ll find scattered throughout the area. Visit Chatsworth House and Gardens (18 miles) or Calke Abbey (35 miles) for a dose of history. Manchester’s shopping centres and nightlife are 20 miles away.

Ladera Retreat Lodges, Staffordshire

Located 22 miles from Oldham in a 22-acre country estate, these semi-detached lodges offer serious style with a bluebell wood on your doorstep.

These luxury lodges sleep up to four and have a master king-size bedroom featuring an en-suite with both bath and walk-in shower. The main bathroom has this awesome freestanding bath that wouldn’t look out of place in a design magazine! And your private hot tub awaits on the spacious decking.

Chester and Buxton make great day trips (both 25 miles). The Peak District starts just 10 miles away. For something different, visit Monkey Forest at Trentham (15 miles) where 140 monkeys roam free! Blackbrook Zoological Park offers even more animal encounters nearby.

Top restaurants in Prestbury, Wilmslow and Alderley Edge (all within 12 miles) serve excellent food when you fancy dining out.

Cherry Tree Barn – West Morton, West Yorkshire

This fantastic barn conversion sits 15 miles from Oldham and features floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic countryside views plus a 90-inch smart TV that’ll make cinema fans weep with joy.

Three upstairs bedrooms include a super-king with en-suite shower and two king-size rooms. The family bathroom has both bath and shower. The games room downstairs has a pool table and dartboard.

East Riddlesden Hall is less than 2 miles away. Haworth’s cobbled streets and Bronte Country are 9 miles. Ride the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway (8 miles) or explore Bingley Five Locks. The Yorkshire Dales National Park starts 15 miles away.

The enclosed garden welcomes up to two dogs safely and this self-catering lodge is in a private lane and offers walking and cycling trails right from the door.

Faweather Grange Lodges, West Yorkshire

These exclusive lodges spread across 70 acres and are just 18 miles from Oldham. They offer real log fires and 8-person American hot tubs with views across woodland valley to Ilkley Moor.

Choose from various lodge types including Curlew Lodges for couples or the ultimate 4-bedroom Aspen VIP lodges. Split-level designs feature jacuzzi bathrooms, en-suite showers and American-style fridges. Each lodge has Hungarian goose-down bedding and music systems.

Leeds is 30 minutes away while Ilkley takes just 15 minutes (9 miles). Walking trails lead directly to Ilkley Moor. Book in-lodge therapy treatments or mountain bike rides. Local pubs and gastro restaurants offer everything from gourmet dining to takeaways.

These dog friendly lodges welcome up to 3 pets. The log cabins at different hillside levels ensure privacy. Some lodges have separate private gardens alongside decking areas. Pre-book pamper packages including Bentley chauffeur service if you’re feeling particularly fancy.

Get More From Your Oldham Hot Tub Break

Sightseeing

Oldham sits on the edge of the Pennines, giving you brilliant views across Greater Manchester. The town’s industrial past means you’ll find plenty of converted mills and Victorian architecture to explore.

Gallery Oldham (OL1 1AL) opens Tuesday to Saturday, 10am-5pm. It houses local art and the Story of Oldham exhibition. Entry is free and they rotate exhibitions every few months.

Alexandra Park covers 72 acres with a boating lake and bandstand. The park dates from 1865 and has walking trails perfect for working up an appetite before your hot tub session. You’ll spot the war memorial at the main entrance.

Tandle Hill Country Park offers 110 acres of countryside just 15 minutes from town. The monument at the summit gives you views across five counties on clear days. Pack a picnic and make a morning of it.

Pet Friendly

Oldham makes bringing your dog easy. Most parks welcome dogs on leads and several cafes have water bowls outside. The Real Ale Trail pubs generally allow well-behaved dogs in their beer gardens.

Daisy Nook Country Park (M35 9WJ) has dedicated off-lead areas where dogs can run freely. The visitor centre sells dog treats and the cafe has a covered outdoor area for wet weather walks.

The Roebuck Inn (OL4 2RB) serves food until 9pm and welcomes dogs in the bar area. They keep dog biscuits behind the bar and have hooks for leads under tables. Sunday roasts are popular so book ahead.

For pet supplies, Pets at Home on Huddersfield Road stays open until 8pm weekdays. The independent Oldham Pet Store on Union Street stocks local dog treats and can recommend dog-friendly accommodation if you need backup options.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Oldham

1. Saddleworth Museum and Gallery (OL3 5NH)
This former mill building showcases local textile history. The working loom demonstrations run Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2pm. Visitors praise the knowledgeable volunteers who explain the machinery. The gift shop sells locally woven products. Entry costs £4 for adults. Opens Wednesday to Sunday, 1pm-4pm.

2. Portland Basin Museum (SK15 2BN)
Located in a restored 1830s warehouse, this museum covers the area’s industrial past. The canal boat trips run April to October and last 45 minutes. Kids love the interactive exhibits about Victorian life. The cafe overlooks the canal junction. Museum entry £4.40, boat trips £5.50. Opens Tuesday to Sunday, 10am-5pm.

3. Dovestone Reservoir (OL3 5LQ)
This reservoir offers a 4.5-mile circular walk with stunning views ideal for clearing your head before relaxing in your lodge hot tub. The RSPB visitor centre provides bird watching guides. The sailing club runs taster sessions on summer weekends. Car parking fills quickly on sunny days. Parking £3 all day. Site open dawn to dusk.

4. Oldham Coliseum Theatre (OL1 3SW)
This 1885 theatre produces its own shows alongside touring productions. Recent visitors loved their pantomime which runs November to January. The bar opens 45 minutes before performances. They offer audio description and signed performances. Tickets from £15-35. Box office open Monday to Saturday, 10am-6pm.

5. Uppermill Village
This former mill town has independent shops and cafes along its cobbled streets. The Saddleworth Museum tells the area’s story. Monthly farmers’ markets happen on the second Sunday. The canal towpath provides flat walks in both directions. Several pubs serve local ales. Free to explore, individual attraction charges apply.

Oldham Visitor FAQs

Q: How far is Oldham from Manchester?
A: Just 7 miles northeast of Manchester city centre. The Metrolink tram takes 30 minutes from Victoria Station.

Q: What’s the best time to visit Oldham?
A: May to September offers the warmest weather for enjoying your hot tub under the stars. December brings Christmas markets to nearby towns.

Q: Are there good restaurants near Oldham lodges?
A: The White Hart at Lydgate serves gastropub food. Lily’s Vegetarian Indian Restaurant gets rave reviews. The Farrars Arms does excellent Sunday roasts.

Q: Can I reach the Peak District from Oldham?
A: The Peak District boundary is just 4 miles away. Dove Stone Reservoir marks the edge of the Dark Peak area.

Q: Is parking easy in Oldham?
A: The town has several pay-and-display car parks. Spindles Shopping Centre offers 3 hours free parking. Street parking operates Monday to Saturday.

Q: What’s Oldham famous for?
A: Cotton spinning made Oldham wealthy in Victorian times. The town once produced more cotton than anywhere else in the world. Winston Churchill was MP here from 1900-1906.

Q: Are Oldham lodges suitable for winter stays?
A: Yes, most luxury lodges have heating and insulation. Hot tubs stay at 38-40°C whatever the weather. Some guests prefer winter for stargazing from the tub.

Q: Where can I buy groceries for self-catering?
A: Tesco Extra on Featherstall Road opens 24 hours. Sainsbury’s at Union Street has good parking. Several farm shops sell local produce.