Hot Tub Holidays
in Cheddar
Cheddar Gorge, ancient caves and the rolling Mendip Hills are right on your doorstep. Our lodges with hot tubs near Cheddar come with pool and spa access on-site, so you get the adventure of the Gorge by day and a proper wind-down in the evening.
Cheddar Gorge on Your Doorstep, Hot Tub on Your Deck
Cheddar mixes adventure with proper relaxation. Known as the outdoor capital of Somerset, you get world-class caving, climbing, and walking right on your doorstep, plus cheese, cider, and scenery that does the rest.
You can spend your days exploring the ancient caves of the Gorge or cycling the Strawberry Line, then return to a resort-style lodge with every amenity at your fingertips. Waking up to panoramic views of the Mendip Hills before a morning dip in your hot tub is the ultimate way to recharge.
Cheddar Stays with Pool, Spa and Hot Tub
Whether you want pool and spa access on-site or a quieter lodge with countryside views, here is what we have near Cheddar.
Lodges near Cheddar Gorge with Pool & Spa
These modern lodges sit within a resort with heated indoor swimming pools, saunas, steam rooms, and climbing walls. You can spend the morning at the pool, the afternoon exploring the Gorge, and the evening in your hot tub without getting in the car. On rainy days, the on-site leisure facilities keep everyone busy.
Luxury Lodges with Countryside Views
For something quieter, these lodges sit in peaceful spots with panoramic views over the Mendip Hills. Expect woodburners, high-end interiors, and the kind of seclusion that makes you forget anyone else is around. A good pick for couples or a small group who want the countryside without roughing it.
Romantic Escapes for Two
Intimate lodges designed for two, with a private hot tub, cosy living space, and the Gorge a short walk away. A solid option for a mini-moon or a weekend away from everything. The local villages have tearooms and pubs if you want to get out, but most of the time you won't want to leave.
Caves, Cycling and Cider: Days Out from Cheddar
Explore the stalactite caves of Gough's Cave and Dreamhunters, then climb the 274 steps of Jacob's Ladder for spectacular cliff-top views.
Visit these famous caves just a short drive away, which offer a fantastic family day out with legends of the Witch of Wookey, a mirror maze, and a vintage penny arcade.
Climb the iconic hill topped by St Michael's Tower. 360-degree views across the Somerset Levels from the top.
Cycle or walk this flat, traffic-free path along an old railway line through orchards and wetlands.
Visit England's smallest city, located nearby. The magnificent Gothic cathedral and the moated Bishop's Palace are architectural masterpieces.
A flat circular walk around the reservoir, good for birdwatching and a different angle on the Gorge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cheddar good for families?
Yes, it is excellent. Beyond the adventures of the Gorge and Caves, families love the "Go Active" facilities available at our resort lodges. Nearby attractions like Wookey Hole, the Mendip Snowsport Centre, and the beaches of Weston-super-Mare (just 20 minutes away) mean you will never run out of things to do.
What is there to do in Cheddar besides the Gorge?
Plenty! You can walk around the Cheddar Reservoir, cycle the Strawberry Line, or visit the Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company to see how the famous cheese is made. The village itself has lovely tea rooms, pubs, and shops to explore.
Do any properties have swimming pools?
Yes! A significant number of our lodges are situated within the Cheddar Woods Resort & Spa. Guests here enjoy access to a heated indoor swimming pool, a children's pool, and extensive spa facilities, adding a true resort feel to your self-catering break.
Are there dog-friendly lodges in Cheddar?
Our Cheddar lodges don't currently allow pets. If you're travelling with a dog, check our wider Somerset collection where several properties are dog-friendly. The Mendip Hills have brilliant walking routes if you're combining both.
How far is Bath/Bristol?
Cheddar is well placed for day trips. Bath and Bristol's harbour are both about 40-50 minutes by car. The coast at Weston-super-Mare is even closer, just a 20-minute drive away.