Compare 139 hot tub breaks in North of England – filter by pets, pools, sleeps and more, then check dates and prices.
The stunning and multiple award-winning Kielder Waterside which sits within our exclusive new ‘Magnificent’ collection offers one of the very best shorelines of the largest man-made lakes in northern Europe and provides you with the opportunity to relax under the darkest skies in England whilst enjoying the tranquil setting of your chosen accommodation.
Killerby Old Hall is situated less than 2 miles from the sandy beach of Cayton Bay, these stunning Micro Lodges were added in 2022 and are in a private gated area of the hall all overlooking the lake.
Stunning views On-site spa and fitness suite Luxury lodges Children's play area Bar and restaurant
Nestled in a peaceful corner of North Yorkshire, Kiplin Country Park offers a tranquil countryside retreat ideal for couples, families and anyone looking to unwind in scenic surroundings.
Tucked away just off the peaceful shores of Bassenthwaite Lake, Lake District Escape offers a refined retreat in one of the Lake District’s most tranquil settings.
Lillyhall Lodge Retreat is part of the prestigious Autograph Lodge Collection, offering an exceptional blend of contemporary luxury and natural beauty.
Woodland setting Close to Malton Walks & Cycle tracks Near York & Scarborough Ideal for Flamingo Land!
Romantic breaks Luxury lodges Near to local pubs and shops Explore the Lake District Scenic coastal walks
Unique, themed accommodation Coast & Country Luxury lodges Plus Micro lodges
Romantic breaks Visit historic York Superb lakeside setting 20 minutes to York Friendly pubs & restaurants nearby
Lakeside setting Close to York Children's play area Fishing on-site
Amidst the countryside, just past the Simonside Hills, lies our Percy Wood Park.
Luxury lodges Private decking area Next to Pickering Children's play area Bar and restaurant
Lakeside views Log Cabins Close to Blackpool Greedy Goose café bar Wakeboarding, paddle boarding & canoeing
Outdoor heated pool Romantic breaks Boutique style lodges
Picture it: you've walked the fells all day, the light is dropping over the lake, and you're lowering yourself into a steaming private hot tub on your own deck. That's the draw of a hot tub lodge break in the North of England, and few parts of the country do it better. Between the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales, the North York Moors and the long Northumberland coast, there's a landscape for every kind of weekend.
This guide to lodges with hot tubs in the North of England walks through each area, with the lodges worth looking at and the practical bits that matter when you book. If you already know where you're heading, jump straight to our pages for Cumbria, North Yorkshire, Northumberland or County Durham.
Every lodge below has a hot tub of its own, with no sharing and no rota. They're a handful from across the region, picked to show the range: a family-sized Scandinavian lodge near the Yorkshire coast, a woodland retreat for two above Windermere, and a boutique cluster close to Durham.
Great Ayton, on the edge of the North York Moors - sleeps up to 8 - pets welcome
A family-friendly, pet friendly, three-floor timber lodge with a decked veranda, a hammock and a private hot tub with robes provided. It sleeps eight plus up to two dogs, and there's even a dedicated "Doghouse" space outside. You're close to Roseberry Topping and the coast at Whitby and Saltburn, so there's a walk or a beach whichever way the weather turns.
Welburn, in the Howardian Hills AONB - sleeps up to 4 - pets welcome - romantic
This luxury lodge sits about fifty yards from the village pub, which is handy when nobody wants to drive. Inside there's a wood burner with the first logs supplied, and outside a sheltered patio, an outdoor kitchen with a pizza oven, and the hot tub. It's a good one for couples or two pairs of friends.
Ennerdale Bridge, western Lake District - sleeps up to 2 - romantic
A stunning retreat high on a hillside with fell and woodland views, this log cabin-style hideaway has a private hot tub and sauna, an outdoor kitchen and a fire pit in an enclosed garden. Red squirrels turn up in the garden, and the Coast to Coast walking route passes close by. Ennerdale Water is a short drive away, and it's a much quieter corner than the busy southern lakes.
Newby Bridge, at the southern end of Windermere - sleeps up to 2 - adults only
A small, quiet, adults-only retreat of luxury lodges in natural forest woodland that slopes down towards Windermere. These lakeside lodges attract wildlife, with deer and red squirrels about. Every booking comes with a welcome pack, including robes and slippers, so it suits an anniversary or a proper switch-off weekend for two.
Knitsley, County Durham - sleeps up to 6 - pets welcome
Designed so everyone can enjoy them, these lodges have level-access floors, wide doorways, a wet room and an enclosed deck with a private hot tub. The park is a great choice for family stays, with a wild woodland play area, a forest school area and a coffee shop that's open Wednesday to Saturday, 10am to 3pm.
Haswell, a short drive from Durham city - sleeps up to 4 - luxury
A small cluster of boutique lodges, each with an outdoor hot tub, a wood-burning stove with logs, mood lighting and Wi-Fi. Patio doors open onto a large deck, and Durham Cathedral and Castle are close enough for a day out, and it's a luxury lodge retreat without a long drive.
| Lodge | Area | Sleeps | Pets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Great Ayton lodge | North York Moors | 8 | Yes |
| Welburn lodge | Howardian Hills | 4 | Yes |
| Kinniside cabin | Lake District | 2 | No |
| Avon Wood | Windermere | 2 | No |
| Haystax Holiday Lodges | County Durham | 6 | Yes |
| Durham Coastal Lodges | County Durham | 4 | No |
The Lake District National Park is England's largest, and it has the highest mountain too: Scafell Pike, at 978 metres. Walkers have routes for every level, from gentle lakeside paths to the long climb up Scafell Pike or the sharp ridges of Helvellyn. On the water, the Keswick Launch, the Ullswater Steamers and the Windermere ferry each give you a slow, quiet look at the fells from below.
Windermere is the largest natural lake in England, and Bowness-on-Windermere is the place to climb aboard a boat before wandering the Victorian streets. See more lodges with hot tubs in Keswick if you'd rather be on the northern lakes.
Families will love Beatrix Potter's Lake District: Hill Top, the farmhouse that inspired much of her work, is near Sawrey, and The World of Beatrix Potter in Bowness is a firm family attraction.
Our guides to romantic getaways in the Lake District with hot tubs and dog friendly Lake District stays help narrow the search, and the full range sits on our Cumbria lodges with hot tubs page.
Further north, close to the Scottish border, Northumberland is all big skies, empty beaches and castles. Alnwick Castle, home of the Duke of Northumberland, is a top attraction, with state rooms and the Poison Garden. The market town of Alnwick has cafés and pubs for the end of the day.
Walk the Northumberland Coast Path, a waymarked route of around 60 miles with sandy beaches, quiet coves and long sea views. Hadrian's Wall crosses the county too, and you can follow it between turrets and forts. At Seahouses, boats leave for the Farne Islands, where puffins nest in spring and summer, and the tidal Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a short drive away. Check the tide times before crossing.
Browse the Northumberland lodges with hot tubs page, or read about lodges around Wooler and camping pods in Northumberland.
County Durham packs in history and countryside. Beamish, the Living Museum of the North, has an Edwardian town, a Georgian farm and vintage trams that carry you round the site. Durham city is built around its Cathedral and Castle, with cobbled streets, independent restaurants and bars, and a good market.
Out in the North Pennines, a protected landscape of hills and river valleys, hike to High Force, where the River Tees plunges into a gorge. Seaham, on the coast, has limestone cliffs and plenty of pubs for lunch afterwards.
Lodges here tend to be quieter and often cheaper than the Lakes. See County Durham lodges with hot tubs or the lodges near Darlington and Teesside.
Lancaster Castle has prison cells, collections and views over the River Lune. At the coast, Blackpool has its Pier, the Pleasure Beach rollercoasters and Blackpool Tower, and the Illuminations light up the promenade in autumn. Morecambe Bay is a vast estuary full of birdlife. Our Lancashire lodges with hot tubs page lists where to stay, and there are fishing lodges in Lancashire if you'd like a rod in the car.
North Yorkshire is the busiest search we see for the North of England, and it's easy to see why. North Yorkshire has two national parks, a coast, a walled city and a string of market towns, so holiday lodges in North Yorkshire suit almost every break, and Yorkshire in general is the easiest place to start.
Walk up to the limestone pavement above Malham Cove in the Yorkshire Dales, or watch the triple drops at Aysgarth Falls. Brimham Rocks has strangely shaped rock formations, and the Forbidden Corner is a garden of tunnels, chambers and statues. The North York Moors National Park gives you heather moorland and miles of trails, and the seaside is a short drive away at Whitby and Scarborough.
York deserves a day. Climb the Central Tower of York Minster for views over the roofs, walk the medieval walls, and see Clifford's Tower, the remains of York Castle. The York Castle Museum has a reconstructed Victorian street. For a smaller town, try Harrogate or Thirsk.
Start with our North Yorkshire lodges with hot tubs, then read the top five lodges with hot tubs in Yorkshire or the romantic lodges in Yorkshire. Both are great countryside bases, with a pub in every village. There are also pages for the Yorkshire Dales and the Yorkshire Moors and Coast.
Different trips need different lodges. A few quick rules of thumb:
Sharing a larger lodge cuts the cost per person. Use the calculator below to see what it works out at.
The weather changes quickly in the hills and on the coast, so pack for both a hot tub evening and a wet walk.
A hot tub lodge works all year, and honestly the colder months are when the hot tub shines. The picker below gives a rough guide to each month.
Ready to choose? Browse our latest hot tub lodge offers and pick the part of the North that fits your weekend.
