Pine Marten Lodge
- Sleeps 6
- Pets 1
- Hot Tub
- Bedrooms: 3
Log cabin with real WOW factor Forest setting Log burner Private balcony Great for watching wildlife Short walk to pubs and shop
From
£1,236
for 3 nights
Scotland
Lodges with Hot Tubs in Inverness-shire
Compare 9 hot tub breaks in Inverness-shire – filter by pets, pools, sleeps and more, then check dates and prices.
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Silver Birch Lodges at Strathyre
- Sleeps 6
- Pets 1
- Hot Tub
Luxury wood cabin surrounded by trees Explore Strathyre Forest Private outdoor hot tub Underfloor heating Spacious outdoor decking area
From
£455
for 3 nights
Kessock Highland Lodges
- Sleeps 2 – 4
- Hot Tub
Explore the Highlands Fantastic scenery Luxury lodges Abundant wildlife
From
£485
for 3 nights
Loch Ness Highland Lodges
- Sleeps 4
- Hot Tub
Loch side view Luxury lodges Children's play area Bar and restaurant Gym
From
£290
for 2 nights
Wildside Highland Lodges
- Sleeps 2 – 6
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Perfect for families Fishing Explore Loch Ness and the Highlands
From
£299
for 3 nights
Highlands
1-Bedroom Cottage with Hot Tub in Nigg
- Sleeps 2
- Hot Tub
- Bedrooms: 1
Luxury lodge Spectacular views of the North Sea Romantic coastal retreat Open fire / woodburner
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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Nigg
- Sleeps 2
- Hot Tub
- Bedrooms: 1
Open fire / woodburner Glamping Stunning sea views Electric vehicle charging Beach within easy reach
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Highlands
1-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Poolewe
- Sleeps 2
- Hot Tub
- Bedrooms: 1
Luxury lodge Wooden cabin Romantic Pub nearby Enclosed garden / patio
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Highlands
1-Bedroom Hot Tub House in Poolewe
- Sleeps 2
- Hot Tub
- Bedrooms: 1
Waterside views Romantic Luxury lodges Beach within easy reach Open fire / woodburner
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Visitor's guide
Inverness-shire Hot Tub Lodge Guide
Picture a steaming hot tub on your own deck, a loch glinting below and the Highland hills turning pink as the light fades. That is the view from the best lodges with hot tubs Inverness has to offer, and it's why this corner of the Highlands is one of the most popular places to book a Scottish break. You get the city on your doorstep, Loch Ness down the road and the Cairngorms National Park an hour or so away.
Below you'll find real hot tub cabins and holiday homes within about an hour of town, honest drive times, and the days out worth leaving the tub for. Planning a wider trip? Our hot tub lodges in Scotland and Scottish Highlands pages cover the rest of the region.
Where are the best lodges with hot tubs Inverness visitors book?
These are the holiday homes we'd book, ordered by how far they are from the centre of Inverness, all within easy reach of the loch and the mountains. Drive times are by road and will vary with the weather and the season.
Kessock Highland Lodges, Highlands
About 10 minutes' drive from Inverness - sleeps up to 4 - luxury
- King-size bedroom and Jacuzzi bath
- Private garden with decking
- Part of the Autograph Lodge Holidays Collection
The closest holiday homes to the city sit at North Kessock, just over the Kessock Bridge. Each one has a king-size bedroom, a bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath and a waterfall shower, a private garden with decking and an outdoor hot tub, so it suits couples who want a quiet base with a view. The surrounding meadowland keeps things peaceful, and you can be in the city for dinner in minutes. Watch the Moray Firth from the shore here and you might spot bottlenose dolphins.
Wildside Highland Lodges, Highlands
About 34 minutes' drive from Inverness - sleeps up to 6 - pets welcome - fishing - luxury
- Outdoor hot tub at every cabin
- Pets welcome
- On the South Loch Ness 360 Trail
Wooden cabins in woodland beside the River Fechlin at Whitebridge, on the South Loch Ness 360 Trail. Every cabin has an outdoor hot tub, a bedroom with an en suite shower, open-plan living and a big lawn to enjoy. Dogs are welcome, which makes this a good pick if the four-legged members of the family are coming too. Fort Augustus and Inverness are both an easy drive away.
Loch Ness Highland Lodges, Highlands
About 43 minutes' drive from Inverness - sleeps up to 4 - luxury
- Views over Loch Ness
- On-site bar and restaurant
- Children's play area
Set on the banks of Loch Ness at Invermoriston, these stylish homes have private decking, a wraparound balcony and stunning views over the water, with bedrooms and bathrooms to a high standard. There's an on-site bar and restaurant, a children's play area and a launderette, and facilities that make it easy for guests to settle in for the week. Seasonal opening times apply (March to October), so check before you book a winter stay.
Loch Ness Highland Resort, Highlands
About 50 minutes' drive from Inverness - sleeps up to 4
- Veranda with hot tub
- Feature fireplace
- Parking next to your door
At the southern tip of Loch Ness in Fort Augustus, every holiday home here has its own outdoor hot tub on a veranda with beautiful countryside views. The two-bedroom homes have a modern bathroom, a feature fireplace and French doors onto the deck. It's a handy base for an adventure on foot along the Caledonian Canal or taking a boat out on the loch.
3-Bedroom Hot Tub Lodge in Grantown on Spey, Highlands
About 51 minutes' drive from Inverness - sleeps up to 5 - pets welcome - open fire
- Private hot tub with towels
- Wood burner in the lounge
- Close to Landmark Forest Adventure Park
A private hot tub with towels, a wood burner and an enclosed garden make this a winner for guests travelling with children or pets, and three bedrooms give everyone space. It sits between the Cairngorm and Lecht ski centres, and the village is within walking distance, and the sea is a long drive away on the Moray coast.
Pine Marten Lodge, Inverness-Shire
About 54 minutes' drive from Inverness - sleeps up to 6 - pets welcome - open fire
- Private deck hot tub
- Cosy log burner
- Short walk to a pub and shop
An all-timber log cabin at Dulnain Bridge, inside the Cairngorms National Park, with mountain walks close by. Huge windows look onto the forest, there's a log burner indoors and a private hot tub on the deck for stargazing. Red squirrels and birds visit, and it's a short walk to a pub and shop.
| Lodge | Drive (mins) | Sleeps | Pets | Pool |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kessock Highland Lodges | 10 | 4 | No | No |
| Wildside Highland Lodges | 34 | 6 | Yes | No |
| Loch Ness Highland Lodges | 43 | 4 | No | No |
| Loch Ness Highland Resort | 50 | 4 | No | No |
| Grantown on Spey 3-bed lodge | 51 | 5 | Yes | No |
| Pine Marten Lodge | 54 | 6 | Yes | No |
Travelling with friends or family? A bigger holiday home makes the cost much easier to share between guests.
Why choose log cabins with hot tubs near Inverness?
Because this region is at its best when you can come home to hot water. The cabins above are ideal for that, and the lodges with hot tubs Inverness has on offer suit couples, families and groups of friends. After a day on a hillside or beside the loch, a private tub on your own deck beats any hotel spa, and you're not sharing it. Most Inverness cabins also have a log burner or open fire, a full kitchen and room to spread out, so a long weekend feels like a proper holiday, and a longer stay feels like a real adventure.
If you want to be nearest the town, look at North Kessock. For loch views, head to Loch Ness. For forest, wildlife and winter sports, aim for the Cairngorms. Our Loch Ness, Aviemore and Cairngorms pages go deeper on each area.
What is there to do near Inverness?
Explore the city of Inverness
The Highland capital is easy to cover on foot, and its history is everywhere. Browse the Victorian Market, wander along the River Ness and the Ness Islands, and photograph Inverness Castle from the outside, a famous landmark that isn't open to visitors inside. Leakey's Bookshop, in a former church, is a favourite for a rainy afternoon. Our lodges with hot tubs near me guide shows what else sits close by. For ideas on where to eat and what's on, see VisitScotland's Inverness page.
Culloden Battlefield and Clava Cairns
The Jacobite story
Culloden Battlefield, about half an hour outside Inverness, is where the Jacobite rising ended in 1746. The visitor centre has exhibits and a battle immersion theatre, and you can walk the moor itself. Pair it with Clava Cairns nearby, a set of Bronze Age burial cairns and standing stones.
Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle and the Great Glen
Castle, falls and canal
Drive the loch shore to Urquhart Castle, a ruined fortress above the water, and stop at the Loch Ness Centre in Drumnadrochit for the Nessie story. On the south side, the Falls of Foyers drop through a wooded gorge, and Fort Augustus sits at the start of the Caledonian Canal. Boat trips run in the warmer months. See the Loch Ness website for more.
The Cairngorms and Loch Garten ospreys
Wildlife in the forest
About an hour south-east, the Cairngorms National Park brings forest walks, red squirrels and, in spring and early summer, ospreys at Loch Garten in Abernethy Forest, where the RSPB runs a visitor centre. In winter the area turns to snow sports. It's a beautiful part of the world to explore on foot.
A day on the Isle of Skye
Fairy Pools and the Storr
Skye is a long day out from Inverness, but the Fairy Pools, the Old Man of Storr and the harbour at Portree make it worth the early start. Plan the drive carefully and leave plenty of time to get back to your hot tub. It's a popular trip, so start early to beat the crowds.
Short days and cold, clear nights, which suit a long soak. Some attractions run reduced hours.
Quiet roads and good deals on lodges. Snow sports are possible in the Cairngorms when conditions allow.
Days stretch out and the first spring walks open up. Loch Ness Highland Lodges opens for the season.
Ospreys start returning to Loch Garten and the glens turn green.
Long light evenings, fewer crowds and lovely walking weather.
The longest days of the year give you hours of light for the loch and the hills.
Warm and busy. Book early, and pack midge repellent for woodland lodges.
Heather starts to bloom on the hills. Midges are at their worst on still evenings.
Fewer visitors, softer light and the first autumn colour along the Great Glen.
Golden birch woods and crisp evenings made for a hot tub. Some seasonal lodges close.
Dark and often wet, but quiet and good value for a cosy log burner break.
Frosty mornings and a warm hot tub at the end of the day make a festive break.
- Waterproof jacket and walking boots
- Swimwear and a robe for the hot tub
- Warm layers, even in summer
- Midge repellent for May to September
- Binoculars for ospreys and deer
- Offline maps, as signal drops in the glens
- Torch for walks back to the lodge after dark
- Dog bed and lead if your lodge takes pets
- Camera for Loch Ness and Culloden
- Slippers for the deck and wet towels
Hot tub holidays Inverness: your questions answered
What is the closest lodge with a hot tub to Inverness?
Kessock Highland Lodges at North Kessock is about 10 minutes' drive from the centre of Inverness, and each home has an outdoor hot tub.Can I find Inverness cottages with a hot tub as well as lodges?
Yes. Our Highlands pages list hot tub cottages and cabins as well as lodges, including a cottage at Kinlochleven and a lodge at Grantown on Spey.Are there pet friendly hot tub lodges near Inverness?
Yes. Wildside Highland Lodges, the Grantown on Spey cabin and Pine Marten Lodge all welcome pets. Check the lodge page for any limits before you book.How far is Loch Ness from Inverness?
The loch starts a short drive south-west of Inverness. Urquhart Castle is around half an hour away, and Fort Augustus at the far end takes about 50 minutes.Is it worth booking a hot tub break in winter?
Yes, if you like a quiet trip. The nights are long and cold, which is perfect for a hot tub, and prices are often lower. Some seasonal parks close, so check opening dates.Can I see the Northern Lights from a lodge near Inverness?
Sometimes, but it's never guaranteed. You need a clear, dark night and strong solar activity, so a place away from street lights gives you the best chance.How many guests can stay in a hot tub cabin here?
Most of the homes above sleep four to six guests. For bigger parties, see our large group lodges in Scotland.Looking further afield? Try romantic getaways in Scotland with hot tubs, Perthshire lodges or Fort William.
