
- Sleeps 4
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
- Children's play area
- Countryside Location
- Gym & sauna
- Beach within 3 miles
- Dog exercise area & shower
Hot tub lodge breaks arriving in the next 7 days – pick a region and how many it sleeps.







Sun Haven Holiday Park is located within walking distance of one of the best beaches in the country and only 10 minutes from Newquay including award-winning beaches.


Nestled within the expansive 11-acre grounds of Wyberton House, our property offers breathtaking countryside views right from the moment you drive in.

The Beacon Luxury Shepherd Huts are ideal for a memorable holiday in the picturesque Cornish coastal village of St Agnes.








Last minute holidays with hot tubs at great prices! It’s never too late to book a cheeky last minute getaway.
And with our lodges with hot tubs based all over the UK all you need do is pack up your car and go!
Check out our wide range of lodges with hot tubs and find out LAST MINUTE availability.
Whether you’re treating the family or it’s just the two of you, there are so many fantastic choices!
Hot tub holidays make amazing romantic holidays so if you’re looking to celebrate an occasion like an anniversary or even a honeymoon then we’ll have some superb luxury lodges we know you’ll love.
The Autograph Collection in particular have been hand-picked and are exclusive hideaways. They really are the Gold Standard in lodge accommodation with private hot tubs.
If you’re looking to create great family holiday memories then see our range of family-friendly lodges, many with funactivities on site or close by.
The Evermore Collection of lodge holidays have been designed with families in mind giving you more family time, more luxury and more freedom.
From glorious Cornwall and Devon right up to the stunning scenery in Scotland there is bound to be the perfect last-minute lodge break for you.
Lodge owners and parks can’t sell an empty week once it’s gone. So when a gap is still open a few days or a couple of weeks before arrival, some of them drop the price to fill it. That’s the whole idea behind a last-minute hot tub break: you get a private hot tub on the deck, and you pay for the flexibility you can offer.
It’s not magic, though. Discounts show up on the dates nobody else wanted, and the best lodges can be booked solid for months. Be ready to move your dates by a day or two, and to look at a few parks rather than holding out for one.
Our guide to last minute lodges goes further into finding the lodges themselves, while this page covers timing and what to check before you book.
Usually, yes. A Monday to Friday stay is often well below the price of the same lodge from Friday to Monday, because weekends are what most people want. Some holiday park operators put the saving at anything from a fifth to two-fifths, even in school holidays, though it varies from park to park.
Look at the length of stay too. Some lodges only offer a full week or a three or four night break in peak weeks, while off-peak you may find a two-night midweek stay, which makes the nightly cost easy to compare. It’s the best time to find a quiet getaway too.
Availability changes daily, so treat these as places to start rather than a promise of a free week. Every one has a private hot tub, and you can check live dates on each page.
Sleeps up to 6 – pets welcome – part of the Autograph Collection

These lodges sit on the edge of the River Ayr, each with an outdoor hot tub overlooking the water, a decked area and a wood burning stove. Ayr, with its bars, restaurants and beach, is about a 15 minute drive, so a short break here suits walkers and cyclists as much as couples.
Sleeps up to 6 – part of the Autograph Collection

Up in the Derbyshire hills, you can stroll from the door to Ashover, which has three pubs and Ashover Rock, where the views take in five counties. Back at the lodge there’s an open plan living area and a hot tub on the decking for watching the wildlife.
Sleeps up to 2 – luxury glamping

A luxury safari tent rather than a timber lodge, with a covered hot tub on a raised terrace. Trevellas Cove is a few minutes’ walk, and Perranporth is a short drive for shops and coffee. A good pick for a couples’ break on the North Cornish coast.
Sleeps up to 2 – luxury glamping

A small collection of luxury lodges in 30 acres of landscaped grounds, with views of Bredon Hill, the Malvern Hills and the Cotswolds. Each has its own all-weather outdoor area with a hot tub, which makes it a decent winter choice too.
Sleeps up to 2 – adults-only glamping

Wooden glamping pods and a large tipi on 2½ acres of woodland near Lavenham, each with its own hot tub. Peaceful and adults-only, so it’s a natural choice for a quiet getaway.
Sleeps up to 2

A Japanese pagoda style lodge on a 7,000 acre estate, with a wood-fired hot tub, a private sauna, a koi carp water feature and a yoga veranda. A good one for couples who like to be different. Larmer Tree Victorian Pleasure Gardens is just over a mile away.
| Lodge | County | Sleeps | Pets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gadgirth Estate Lodges | Ayrshire | 6 | Yes |
| Hazelhurst Lodges | Derbyshire | 6 | No |
| Blue Hills Holiday Park | Cornwall | 2 | No |
| Bowbrook Lodges | Worcestershire | 2 | No |
| Apple Mount Retreat | Suffolk | 2 | No |
| Pagoda lodge, Tollard Royal | Dorset | 2 | No |
Want to see what’s genuinely free this week? Use the special offers search to sort lodges by start date, or browse more lodges with hot tubs across the UK.
Pick a region first, then choose the lodge. Last-minute gaps appear everywhere, and a location you hadn’t thought of is often the cheapest.
Lakes, fells and villages like Keswick and Windermere draw visitors all year, so gaps outside school holidays are the ones to watch. Many Lake District lodges offer views across the water or up to the fells, and a hot tub is the best way to end a day of walking. Browse the special offers search for the Lake District and Cumbria.
Beaches, coast paths and surf. Cornwall is a great last-minute pick in spring and autumn, when the crowds thin out but the walks along the cliffs are still superb. You can explore coves by day and soak under the stars at night.
Wide skies and quiet roads make Scotland a favourite for a hot tub getaway, and the countryside around Ayr and Perthshire is easy to reach from the motorway network. Dog owners can find pet friendly lodges too, such as Gadgirth Estate, so the whole family can come along.
Looking for hot tub breaks near me? Start with the county page for where you live and sort by start date. A lodge an hour or two away means you can leave after work on a Sunday and be in the hot tub by tea time. Our guide to lodges with hot tubs near me can help you find the closest.
Plenty of pet friendly lodges come with a hot tub, so you don’t have to leave the dog behind. Start with our pet-friendly lodges and check how many dogs are allowed.
Quick decisions are fine, but a few minutes of reading the small print saves a lot of grief on arrival. Lodges differ more than you’d think. A cabin tucked into woodland and a cottage-style lodge on a farm can have very different rules on pets, noise and arrival times, and a good location doesn’t make up for a hot tub that isn’t ready when you get there.
For ideas on keeping the total down, our guide to cheap hot tub breaks for two or more helps, and the hot tub offers and last minute bargains pages list what’s around. Families may like our last minute luxury family holidays.
Sharing a lodge with friends or family brings the cost per person down a lot, so try the calculator below.
Yes, though how much choice you have depends on the time of year. November, January and March have the most gaps, while August and bank holidays book up early.
Not automatically. Being near home means less travel, which makes a short midweek stay easier to fit in. Search by region or county and check the dates for a price drop.
Check a few days to a couple of weeks before arrival. Prices can fall on dates that are still empty, but there’s no guarantee, so be ready to book a different lodge or different dates.
Yes. A number of lodges welcome dogs, like Gadgirth Estate Lodges in Ayrshire. Check the pet policy on each lodge page, as limits on the number of dogs can apply.
Many holiday parks have caravans or holiday homes with hot tubs on the deck. Use our special offers search and look for breaks starting soon.
Usually, yes. Sunday to Thursday stays are often noticeably cheaper than the same lodge from Friday, because weekends are in demand.
Most private hot tubs are included in the price of the stay, but heating, extra towels or firewood may cost more. Check the lodge page before you pay.