Our Hand-Picked Collection of Hot Tub Stays in Devon
We specialise in finding the hidden gems of the West Country. Our collection is a hand-picked showcase of the high-quality hot tub stays that capture the true spirit of Devon.
From secluded shepherd's huts deep in the rolling countryside to luxury converted barns within reach of the coast, every property is chosen for its character and location. We prioritise places with excellent guest feedback, ensuring that whether you choose a characterful cottage or a modern lodge, your Devon break will be memorable for all the right reasons.
Why Choose Devon for a Hot Tub Break?
A hot tub holiday in Devon offers an incredible diversity of landscapes. You can spend the morning surfing on the Atlantic coast, the afternoon walking through the ancient woodlands of Exmoor, and the evening enjoying a cream tea in a thatched village.
It is a place where you can truly slow down. Whether you are exploring the wild, open spaces of Dartmoor or cycling the traffic-free Tarka Trail, Devon offers a sophisticated rural escape where you can reconnect with nature before soaking under the stars in your private hot tub.
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Devon Hot Tub Lodges and Cottages
Our collection features properties perfect for romantic getaways, family celebrations, or spontaneous last-minute escapes.
Romantic Lodges & Shepherd's Huts
For couples seeking a unique escape, we feature a fantastic range of intimate properties. Our collection includes charming shepherd's huts tucked away in private woodlands and cosy lodges with woodburners. These woodland retreats are perfect for stargazing from your hot tub and enjoying total privacy in the Devon countryside.
Dog-Friendly Countryside Cottages
Devon is a paradise for dogs, and most of our properties welcome pets. From stone cottages on the edge of Dartmoor to rural barns near the coast, you are never far from a great walk. With two National Parks and hundreds of miles of trails to explore, it's a holiday the whole family, including the dog, will love.
Large Group Farmhouses
For those organising a large get-together or a memorable group holiday, Devon is famous for its spacious barn conversions and country estates. We feature properties sleeping up to 14 guests, offering large dining areas, extensive gardens, and plenty of room for everyone to relax. It is the perfect way to bring the whole family together under one roof.
Great Value Devon Breaks
Enjoying a luxury hot tub break doesn't always require a luxury budget. The sheer variety of accommodation across Devon, ranging from cosy cabins to traditional rural cottages, means there are excellent options for every price point. Keep an eye out for last-minute availability to secure a premium experience at an affordable price.
Explore Torquay & The English Riviera
While our collection spans the entire Devon countryside and coast, if you're specifically drawn to the sheltered bays, palm-lined promenades, and marina lifestyle of the English Riviera, discover our dedicated collection of properties in Torquay.
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Top Things to See and Do in Devon
- Dartmoor National Park: Explore the wild, open moorland famous for its granite tors, ancient stone circles, and free-roaming Dartmoor ponies.
- North Devon Coast: Visit the world-class surfing beaches of Woolacombe, Croyde, and Saunton Sands, or walk the dramatic South West Coast Path.
- Exmoor National Park: Discover a landscape of moorland, woodland, and dramatic cliffs. It is also an International Dark Sky Reserve, perfect for stargazing.
- The English Riviera: Enjoy the sheltered bays, palm trees, and marina lifestyle of Torquay, Paignton, and Brixham on the South Coast.
- Exeter Cathedral: Visit the stunning Gothic cathedral in the heart of Exeter and explore the city's historic quayside.
- Cycle the Tarka Trail: Ride along miles of traffic-free cycle paths that follow the route of Tarka the Otter through the beautiful North Devon countryside.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between North and South Devon?
North Devon is famous for its dramatic coastline, huge Atlantic waves, and world-class surfing beaches like Woolacombe and Croyde. It feels wilder and more rugged. South Devon (including the English Riviera) is more sheltered, with rolling hills, sailing estuaries, and calmer sandy bays perfect for traditional beach holidays.
What is the best time to visit Devon?
Summer (July-August) is best for beach weather, but it can be busy. Spring (April-June) is spectacular for wildflowers on the cliff tops and walking in the National Parks. Autumn (September-October) often brings "Indian Summers" with warm seas and quieter beaches. Winter is perfect for a cosy rural escape with a roaring fire.
Are there properties with swimming pools?
Yes! Several of our larger holiday homes and converted barns feature access to private or shared swimming pools, often heated indoor pools. This adds an extra layer of luxury to your break and is a fantastic option for keeping the kids entertained, whatever the weather.
Is Devon good for fishing holidays?
Yes, it is excellent for anglers. While some of our properties have on-site fishing lakes (like 'Southcott Farm Cottage'), many others are located close to excellent rivers like the Taw and Torridge, or near the coast for sea fishing trips. It is easy to combine a luxury hot tub break with your favourite hobby.
Do you have properties for couples?
Absolutely. In fact, over half of our collection is dedicated to couples. We have a huge range of romantic retreats, from shepherd's huts in the woods to luxury lodges with private hot tubs, specifically designed for two people looking for a romantic getaway.
Can I book a last-minute hot tub break in Devon?
Yes! Devon's variety of properties means last-minute availability is often possible, especially outside school holidays. With such a diverse collection, from hidden shepherd's huts for two to larger family farmhouses, you can often find a spontaneous opening for a weekend escape to the coast or countryside.