Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Tenby

Tenby is one of Wales’ most popular coastal towns thanks to its award-winning beaches, colourful harbourfront and some of the UK’s best-preserved medieval city walls! Lodges with hot tubs near Tenby offer a fab base to explore this spectacular part of Pembrokeshire in peace, privacy and loads of space.

Henry Tudor fled here during the war of the Roses and it’s still a great escape for couples and families looking to get away from it all. With Tenby’s safe swimming beaches, boat trips to Caldey Island and the Manor Wildlife Park, there’s plenty to see and do (more on that in a bit…)

If you love just wandering around somewhere new, and like checking out whats up for grabs in independant shops, this might be the place for you. There’s also a good choice of restaurants here.

If you love a good walk, you’ll appreciate the Pembrokeshire Coast Path during your lodge break.

Our self-catering lodges, cabins and glamping huts all provide freedom and flexibility for holiday schedules. Many properties are dog friendly too, so your pet can join beach walks and coastal adventures.

While there aren’t any lodges within Tenby itself, there are some really excellent ones within a short drive.

Hot tub lodges in and around Tenby

Faringdon Grange, Oxfordshire

The drive here isn’t too bad. 40-ish minutes and you’re at Faringdon Grange Lodges. With a

– part of Hoseasons Autograph Collection lodge collection, you can expect. This means you can expect luxury self-catering with stylish interiors modern conveniences.

The Cotswolds AONB sits right on your doorstep with quintessentially English towns like Burford (12 miles) and Bourton-on-the-Water (20 miles) nearby. Oxford’s historic spires are just a short drive away and if you fancy a bit og shopping, hit Bicester Village which has an impressive 160 boutique shops!

Lodge comes equipped with smart TVs, great Wi-Fi access and a fully equipped kitchen.

Ford Farm Lodges, Gloucestershire

About an hour’s drive from Tenby, Ford Farm Lodges offer a secluded retreat with a stream running through the property. As well as chilling in the hot tub you can heat things up in the infra-red sauna. Or just swing around in the hammock outside. It takes a bit of practice but it’s definitely worth the ‘effort’!

The Berkeley Elite Spa lodge is a contemporary haven with underfloor heating throughout and a woodburning stove in the open-plan living area. French doors lead to your private decking with hot tub and BBQ area. The luxury bathroom features both a corner shower and freestanding bath plus that amazing infrared sauna. Perfect for washing away your worries!

Located just 20 minutes from Hereford, Ledbury, Gloucester and the Malverns, you’re spoilt for choice with day trips. The Forest of Dean offers fantastic walking trails (25 miles) while the Cotswolds villages provide picture-perfect scenery. Newent is just 2 miles away with local pubs and shops. Golf courses, fishing spots and tennis facilities are all nearby.

This small family-run park is dog friendly, allowing up to two furry companions in selected lodges. On-site facilities include a 4-hole pitch and putt, nature trails for wildlife spotting and a laundry room. The park layout makes it suitable for visitors with partial disabilities, with some accommodation offering more accessible features.

Hidden Well Lodge, Gloucestershire

A 2-hour drive from Tenby brings you to Hidden Well Lodge, a massive barn conversion that sleeps 10 guests across three spacious bedrooms – each with its own bathroom with double basins!

This luxury self-catering accommodation sits on a peaceful working farm with countryside views that you can enjoy from your private hot tub. The open-plan living space features a top-of-the-range kitchen complete with wine chiller – because holiday drinks taste better cold! Ground floor bedrooms make this place ideal for guests with mobility issues.

Bristol city centre is just minutes away (20 miles) while beach lovers can head to Weston-super-Mare (25 miles). Shoppers will appreciate Cribbs Causeway being so close (10 miles) and the famous Cheddar Gorge makes for a brilliant day out (40 miles). The Severn Estuary and Aust Wetlands are within walking distance for nature enthusiasts.

The enclosed garden provides safety and privacy while the EV charging point keeps your electric vehicle topped up for adventures. Smart TVs in every bedroom mean no fighting over the remote! This eco-friendly property with its ground source heat pump is perfect for large family gatherings looking for a countryside base with easy city access.

Brokerswood Holiday Park, Wiltshire

Around 2.5 hours from Tenby, Brokerswood Holiday Park sits within 80 acres of Wiltshire woodland and offers fantastic family-friendly facilities including a five-acre lake for water sports.

The Superior Holiday Home sleeps four in one double and one twin bedroom with an open-plan living space and well-equipped kitchen. Your private decking area comes with patio furniture and the all-important hot tub where you can relax after busy days exploring. The accommodation includes double glazing and heating, making it cosy year-round.

Longleat Safari Park (15 miles) offers discounted entry for park guests and is a must-visit attraction. Pippin Equestrian Centre caters to all riding abilities while Bowood House Gardens (20 miles) boasts one of the UK’s best adventure playgrounds. Bath’s historic city centre is just 30 minutes away with its famous Roman Baths and Georgian architecture.

On-site activities include canoeing and kayaking on the lake, fishing, axe throwing and archery (charges apply). There’s a small café for snacks, a shop for essentials and both outdoor and covered playgrounds for children. Dog lovers will appreciate that selected lodges welcome up to two pets, making this a holiday the whole family can enjoy.

Get More From Your Tenby Hot Tub Break

Tenby’s colourful harbourfront houses make this Welsh coastal town instantly recognisable. After exploring the narrow streets and sandy beaches, nothing beats returning to your lodge for a soak in the hot tub with a glass of something cold. Self-catering lodges with hot tubs near Tenby give you the perfect base to explore while having your own private spot to unwind.

Sightseeing

Tenby packs a lot into its medieval walls. The town itself is compact enough to explore on foot, with its pastel-painted Georgian houses and harbour views that’ll have your Instagram followers green with envy. The 13th-century town walls still stand proud and offer brilliant viewpoints across the bay.

Castle Beach sits beneath the ruins of Tenby Castle and at low tide, you can walk out to St Catherine’s Island with its Napoleonic fort. The island has been everything from a zoo to a film set over the years. It’s like the town’s moody teenager – sometimes open to visitors, sometimes not – check locally before heading over.

The Tenby Museum and Art Gallery on Castle Hill is Wales’ oldest independent museum. It’s small but packed with local maritime history and art. Perfect for those inevitable rainy days when your luxury lodge’s hot tub might need to wait.

Pet Friendly

Tenby is brilliant for dog owners with many dog friendly lodges available. North Beach allows dogs year-round, while South Beach and Castle Beach have seasonal restrictions (usually May-September). Your four-legged friend will love the Pembrokeshire Coast Path which runs right through Tenby with miles of stunning walks.

The Hope and Anchor pub near the harbour welcomes dogs and serves decent food. The Qube Restaurant also allows well-behaved pooches in certain areas. Most cafés with outdoor seating are happy for dogs to join you.

If staying in dog friendly accommodation near Tenby, pack towels for muddy paws after beach walks. Many holiday lodges provide dog bowls and treats, but bring your own bed so they feel at home. Then you can enjoy your hot tub while they snooze after a day of adventures.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Tenby

1. Caldey Island – Just a 20-minute boat trip from Tenby Harbour, this island is home to Cistercian monks who make chocolate, perfume and shortbread. The boats run from Easter to October (weather permitting). The island has beautiful beaches, a lighthouse and a working monastery. Grab some monk-made lavender perfume as a souvenir. No dogs allowed except guide dogs.

2. Tenby’s Beaches – The town boasts three stunning beaches: North Beach, South Beach and Castle Beach. South Beach stretches for nearly 2km with dunes backing onto it. North Beach has the harbour at one end and dramatic cliffs at the other. All have won Blue Flag awards. After a day on the sand, your lodge’s hot tub will feel even more heavenly.

3. Folly Farm Adventure Park – About 8 miles from Tenby, this isn’t just a farm. It’s got a zoo with giraffes and penguins, fairground rides and massive indoor play areas. Great for kids when beach days get boring. Visitors rave about the cleanliness and variety of animals. The vintage fairground is included in the entry price which is a nice touch.

4. Manor Wildlife Park – Just 5 miles from Tenby, this conservation-focused zoo lets you walk with lemurs and wallabies. It was bought by Anna Ryder Richardson (from TV’s Changing Rooms) and transformed into an open-range animal experience. Kids love the giant rabbits you can pet and the rhinos are impressive up close.

5. Tenby Lifeboat Station – The RNLI station sits dramatically on stilts above the sea. There’s a viewing platform where you can sometimes watch the lifeboat launch on practice runs. It’s free to visit and gives you a new appreciation for these volunteer heroes. The gift shop helps fund their life-saving work.

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Tenby Visitor FAQs

When’s the best time to visit Tenby?
nJune and September offer warm weather without the school holiday crowds. Your lodge hot tub will be just as enjoyable but you’ll have more beach space to yourself.

Do I need a car in Tenby?
nThe town centre is walkable but a car helps explore Pembrokeshire. Some luxury lodges near Tenby are in rural spots where a car is essential.

Are there supermarkets for self-catering supplies?
nYes, Tenby has a Sainsbury’s and several small shops. For bigger shops, Saundersfoot (3 miles away) has more options.

What about public transport?
nTenby has a train station with connections to Swansea and Cardiff. Local buses serve nearby villages and attractions.

Is Tenby suitable for winter breaks?
nAbsolutely! It’s quieter but many restaurants stay open. Winter storm-watching from your hot tub at your holiday lodge is pretty spectacular.

Are there good restaurants?
nPlenty! Try The Moorings for seafood, Plantagenet House for atmosphere in a 10th-century building, or Salt Cellar for modern Welsh cuisine.

What about wet weather options?
nThe Tenby Museum, Tudor Merchant’s House and nearby Heatherton World of Activities all offer indoor options.

Can I bring elderly relatives?
nThe town has hills and steps, but many accommodation options are accessible. Look for ground-floor cabins or lodges with hot tubs that have easy access.