Our Hand-Picked Collection of Hot Tub Stays in the Lake District
Finding the perfect holiday home in the UK's most popular National Park can be a challenge. That's why our collection is different. We don't just list everything; we have carefully curated a selection of the highest-quality hot tub stays in the Lake District.
From modern lodges with panoramic glass fronts to traditional stone cottages with roaring fires, every property is chosen for its location, comfort, and excellent guest feedback. This means you can book with total confidence, knowing you're getting a truly special base for your Lakes adventure.
Why Choose the Lake District for a Hot Tub Break?
A hot tub holiday in the Lake District offers an experience of pure, unspoilt beauty. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its dramatic landscape of high fells, deep glacial lakes, and lush green valleys. It's a place that invites you to slow down, whether you're taking a steamer cruise on Ullswater, hiking up Scafell Pike, or simply enjoying a pint in a traditional hikers' pub.
The true magic, however, is returning to your own private sanctuary after a day in the fresh air. Soaking in a warm, bubbling hot tub with a view of the fells or the stars above is the ultimate way to relax and connect with nature in this breathtaking region.
Find Your Perfect Lake District Retreat
Our collection is designed to cater to every type of traveller. From couples seeking romance to families looking for adventure, we have a property that fits your needs perfectly.
Romantic Lodges with Lake Views
The Lake District is one of the most romantic places in the UK. Our collection features secluded lodges and log cabins perfect for two. Many are chosen specifically for their views, letting you gaze out over the water or the mountains from the privacy of your own hot tub.
Dog-Friendly Hot Tub Cottages
This is arguably the best destination in the country for a holiday with your dog. We offer a huge range of pet-friendly cottages, many with enclosed gardens and wood burners. With endless miles of fells, lakeshores, and woodland trails to explore, your dog will love it as much as you do.
Large Group & Family Getaways
Planning a big family reunion or a celebration with friends? We have a fantastic selection of large properties, from converted barns to grand country houses. These spacious stays, like 'Browside' (sleeps 14) and 'Bank End Barn' (sleeps 11), provide the perfect base for a memorable group holiday.
Fishing Lodges & Waterside Stays
For a tranquil escape, choose one of our waterside properties. Whether it's a lodge with private fishing rights on a quiet river or a cottage overlooking a tarn, these stays offer a unique connection to nature and the perfect spot for anglers to unwind.
Great Value & Budget Breaks
A luxury break in the Lakes doesn't have to cost the earth. We offer a range of great value properties, from cosy log cabins to comfortable lodges with hot tubs, allowing you to enjoy the stunning scenery at a price that fits your budget.
Explore the Lake District's Best Regions
The Lake District is a diverse region, with each area offering a different experience. Whether you want the bustle of a lakeside town or the solitude of a remote valley, we have the perfect spot for you.
Windermere & Bowness
The heart of the Lakes. Windermere is England's largest lake and a hub for boat cruises, watersports, and vibrant town life. It's perfect for first-time visitors who want easy access to restaurants, shops, and attractions like The World of Beatrix Potter. Explore our hot tub holidays in Windermere.
Keswick & The North Lakes
Ideally located between Derwentwater and Skiddaw, Keswick is the adventure capital of the North Lakes. It's a fantastic base for hikers, with easy access to Catbells and Blencathra, and has a lively market town atmosphere with plenty of outdoor shops and pubs.
Coniston & The South Lakes
For a quieter, more rugged experience, head to Coniston. Dominated by the Old Man of Coniston peak, this area is steeped in history (think Donald Campbell and Ruskin) and offers fantastic walking and boating on Coniston Water.
Ullswater & The East Lakes
Often called the most beautiful lake in England, Ullswater offers dramatic scenery without the crowds of Windermere. It's perfect for a romantic escape or a walking holiday, with the famous Aira Force waterfall nearby.
Top Things to See and Do in the Lake District
- Cruise on Lake Windermere: Take a historic steamer from Bowness to Ambleside for stunning views of the surrounding fells from the water.
- Hike Catbells: One of the most popular and accessible fells, offering panoramic views over Derwentwater and Keswick without a gruelling climb.
- Visit The World of Beatrix Potter: Step into the magical world of Peter Rabbit and friends in Bowness-on-Windermere, a must for families.
- Explore Aira Force Waterfall: A dramatic 65-foot waterfall set in ancient woodland near Ullswater, managed by the National Trust.
- Ride the Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway: Take a journey on one of the oldest and longest narrow-gauge railways in England, offering spectacular views of the western fells.
- Discover Grasmere & Dove Cottage: Visit the former home of William Wordsworth and buy some famous Grasmere Gingerbread in this picture-perfect village.
- Walk around Tarn Hows: Enjoy an easy, circular walk around this stunning man-made tarn, offering some of the best views in the Lakes for very little effort.
- Go Ape in Grizedale Forest: For the adventurous, head to Grizedale for high ropes courses, zip wires, and mountain bike trails through the trees.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time to visit the Lake District for a hot tub break?
The Lake District is a fantastic year-round destination. Summer is best for boat trips and long walks. Spring and Autumn offer spectacular colours and are often the best seasons for photographers and serious hikers. Winter is wonderfully atmospheric, with snow on the peaks and the comfort of a roaring fire and a hot tub after a cold walk.
What's the difference between Windermere and Keswick?
Windermere (South Lakes) is busier, more developed, and focused on the lake itself, with lots of attractions and restaurants. Keswick (North Lakes) feels more like a traditional market town and is generally considered the better base for serious hiking and outdoor adventures.
Is the Lake District dog-friendly?
It is incredibly dog-friendly. Dogs are welcome on many of the lake steamers, in most pubs and cafes, and on almost all walking trails. Our collection reflects this, with the vast majority of our lodges and cottages welcoming one or more pets.
What is the best area in the Lake District for couples?
For a romantic break, we often recommend heading away from the busiest towns. Ullswater offers dramatic, peaceful scenery perfect for couples, while Grasmere and Ambleside offer a lovely mix of village charm and romantic walks without the intense crowds of Bowness.
Can I book a last-minute hot tub break in the Lake District?
Yes, while the Lake District is very popular, last-minute breaks are often available. You'll have the best luck finding a spontaneous getaway if you can travel mid-week or outside of school holidays. Cancellations also happen, so it's always worth checking our listings for the latest availability.