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in North of England

Looking for an unforgettable escape? Our hand-picked collection of hot tub holidays in the North of England offers the perfect base. We've selected the best-reviewed properties across the region, from epic Lake District fells to the wild Yorkshire coast, all with a private hot tub. Find your perfect northern retreat below.

A remote stone farmhouse with a dry-stone wall set in the rugged, open moorlands of the North of England.

Find Your Perfect
North of England Escape

Acorn Bank Lodge with raised deck surrounded by trees and potted plants
Top Rated

Acorn Bank Lodge

4
2
2
Pets allowed 2
Cedar Lodge exterior with wraparound deck and surrounded by trees

Cedar Lodge

6
3
2
Pets allowed 2
Buttermere Lodge with decked veranda beside a large tree and gravel driveway

Buttermere Lodge

4
2
2
Pets allowed 2
Lakeland View Lodge with fenced decking and hillside views in the background

Lakeland View Lodge

4
2
2
Pets allowed 2
High Rigg Shepherd's Delight wooden lodge beside a lake with deck chairs and trees nearby
Top Rated

High Rigg Shepherd's Delight

2
1
1
Pets allowed 1
Elv Cottage brick exterior with tall hedge and white window shutters

Elv Cottage

2
1
1
Pets allowed No
Stable View Cottage with two horses grazing in the fenced paddock
Top Rated

Stable View Cottage

3
2
1
Pets allowed 1
Near Bank Cottage exterior with stone walls and outdoor seating benches in front garden.
Top Rated

Near Bank Cottage

10
4
2
Pets allowed 2
Rydal Lodge with raised decking and outdoor seating, surrounded by trees and greenery.
Top Rated

Rydal Lodge

5
2
2
Pets allowed 2
Kilmory Lodge brick patio with outdoor dining set, umbrella, and yellow flowers in foreground
Top Rated

Kilmory Lodge

2
1
1
Pets allowed No
Stone exterior of Wagtail Nest, Northfield Cottage with pastel door and two potted trees
Top Rated

Wagtail Nest, Northfield Cottage

2
1
1
Pets allowed 1
Hill Side Barn stone cottage exterior with patio seating and outdoor hot tub
Top Rated

Hill Side Barn

6
3
2
Pets allowed No
Stone exterior of Crabtree Cottage with red tiled roof and flower planters by the entrance.
Top Rated

Crabtree Cottage

2
1
1
Pets allowed 1
Lake Farm Cottage stone stable conversion with dry stone wall, patio, and Nidderdale countryside

Lake Farm Cottage

3
1
1
Pets allowed No
Stone exterior of Birkett Barn with wooden door, iron gate, and flower planters visible.

Birkett Barn

8
4
4
Pets allowed No
Stone Cuthbert Hill Farm cottage with colourful garden and cobbled path in countryside setting
Top Rated

Cuthbert Hill Farm

12
6
4
Pets allowed 2
Long brick exterior of The Shippon with lawn and a well in the garden.

The Shippon

4
2
2
Pets allowed No
Castle View cottage with red brick and cream render, block-paved driveway, and front porch in Burniston

Castle View

8
4
2
Pets allowed 3
Beach Cove View outdoor patio with seating and potted plants in front garden

Beach Cove View

5
3
1
Pets allowed 2
The Sequoia lodge with raised wooden deck, rattan seating, parasol, and French doors

The Sequoia

4
2
1
Pets allowed No
The Old Robin Hood stone coaching inn with red door and windows behind a dry stone wall

The Old Robin Hood

15
5
3
Pets allowed 2
3 Pheasant Lane stone cottage with ramped entrance and paved courtyard

3 Pheasant Lane

8
4
3
Pets allowed 2
2 Pheasant Lane stone cottage with skylights and garden shrubs in the foreground

2 Pheasant Lane

8
4
2
Pets allowed 2
The Dairy brick exterior with outdoor hot tub, picnic table and drinks on patio.

The Dairy

2
1
1
Pets allowed No
Seacrest Lodge dormer bungalow with stone and dark timber cladding, conservatory windows, and gravel driveway

Seacrest Lodge

20
8
4
Pets allowed 6
North Beach Lodge exterior with bay windows and front entrance steps

North Beach Lodge

16
8
7
Pets allowed 2
Station House Victorian terrace with arched doorway, iron railings, and bay windows on a Scarborough street

Station House

14
7
5
Pets allowed No
Abbey View cottage patio with round glass table, chairs and open bi-fold doors
Top Rated

Abbey View

6
3
2
Pets allowed No
Destiny Rose cottage with red brick facade, bay windows and front garden
Top Rated

Destiny Rose

7
4
2
Pets allowed 2
Stone exterior of High Hemmel House with fenced patio and hedgerow.

High Hemmel House

8
4
3
Pets allowed No
Copmanthorpe Hall brick cottage with large front lawn and two chimneys
Top Rated

Copmanthorpe Hall

12
6
6
Pets allowed No
Trillo House courtyard with a hot tub beside stone patio

Trillo House

8
4
2
Pets allowed 2
Cheshire Cheese Cottage with outdoor seating under a large leafy tree

Cheshire Cheese Cottage

2
1
1
Pets allowed No
Woodland View Lodge with decking, set on grassy grounds beside other lodges

Woodland View Lodge

5
2
2
Pets allowed 2
Mayfield Cottage exterior with black trim and a small patio table and chairs by the entrance.

Mayfield Cottage

4
1
1
Pets allowed No
Salt Bay red brick end-terrace with garage, stone steps to entrance, and glass balustrade in Whitby

Salt Bay

4
2
2
Pets allowed 1
Top Hill Farm Cottage with large stone exterior and spacious lawn

Top Hill Farm Cottage

4
2
1
Pets allowed 2
Railway House, a three-storey Victorian red-brick townhouse with bay windows and stone detailing

Railway House

22
10
5
Pets allowed No
Royal Victoria House red brick Victorian townhouse with white-framed bay windows and leafy front garden

Royal Victoria House

15
7
5
Pets allowed 2
Tennyson House, a three-storey red brick town house with bay windows and white frames on a Scarborough street

Tennyson House

16
8
5
Pets allowed 4
Baggergate House front garden with glass table and chairs surrounded by greenery

Baggergate House

6
3
1
Pets allowed No
Rear view of 71 Nutter Road with hot tub, conservatory and outdoor pool table.

71 Nutter Road

6
3
1
Pets allowed 2
Courtyard with hot tub under wooden pergola and converted farm buildings at Hopgrove Farm

The Hayloft

6
3
2
Pets allowed No
4 Pheasant Lane stone-fronted bungalow with skylights, wooden-framed windows, and red front door on a block-paved drive

4 Pheasant Lane

6
3
2
Pets allowed 2
The Loft converted stone stable block with hanging baskets, skylights, and a paved courtyard

The Loft

7
3
1
Pets allowed 2
4 Normanby Terrace brick frontage with red door, bay window, and rustic wooden seating on gravelled garden

4 Normanby Terrace

11
6
4
Pets allowed 3
Beachcrest cottage with Tudor-style half-timbered gables, red tile roof, and front garden with flowering shrubs

Beachcrest

10
5
2
Pets allowed 2
Linwood with red brick wall, wrought iron gates and front garden with palm tree.

Linwood

8
4
2
Pets allowed 1
Barrel sauna and outdoor seating under a louvred pergola in Jorvik Villas' enclosed courtyard

Jorvik Villas

14
6
6
Pets allowed 2
Red-brick exterior of 19 Slinger Road with leaded bay windows and arched doorway

19 Slinger Road

6
3
1
Pets allowed 2
Stag Lodge Holiday Retreat timber cabin entrance with wooden picket gate and welcome sign

Stag Lodge Holiday Retreat

4
2
1
Pets allowed 2
Lodge with decking overlooking a lake and landscaped garden

40 Delamere Point

8
4
2
Pets allowed 1
Bramble Lodge with paved patio and enclosed swimming pool visible in the garden.

Bramble Lodge

2
1
1
Pets allowed No
Lilleskov lodge set among oak trees and bluebells with a wooden bench beside a stream at Springwood

Lilleskov

2
1
1
Pets allowed No
Hazel Lodge timber lodge with wraparound decking and hot tub set in open farmland near Whitby

Hazel Lodge

4
2
2
Pets allowed 2
Mariner's Watch red brick villa on the hillside with panoramic views across Whitby harbour and rooftops

Mariner's Watch

10
5
3
Pets allowed 2
Timber-clad lodge with glass double doors, decking, and open countryside views

Aspen Lodge

4
2
2
Pets allowed 2
Stone exterior with open doors revealing The Malt Kiln living room and a Christmas tree inside

The Malt Kiln

10
5
5
Pets allowed 1
Stylish Hot Tub House white semi-detached exterior with black front door and private driveway

Stylish Hot Tub House

6
3
1
Pets allowed 1
Farmhouse exterior with brick and white render, patio, picnic bench, and lawned garden at Murton Grange

Farmhouse

16
6
2
Pets allowed 3
The Brew House stone exterior with outdoor dining area and covered hot tub at dusk.

The Brew House

8
4
4
Pets allowed 1
Green Barn stone barn conversion lit by wall lights at dusk with lawned garden and countryside beyond

Green Barn

6
3
3
Pets allowed 2
Wayside Lodge exterior with wooden cladding and garden seating area on lawn.

Wayside Lodge

4
2
1
Pets allowed No
3 Bed Cottage with red tile roof and landscaped front garden.

3 Bed Cottage in York

6
3
2
Pets allowed No
Johns Cottage honey stone exterior with slate roof and green fields rising behind near Hampsthwaite

Johns Cottage

8
4
3
Pets allowed 2

Why Choose the North of England for a Hot Tub Break?

A hot tub holiday in the North of England is an experience of epic scale and variety. This is a region defined by its vast, protected landscapes, including the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales, and Northumberland National Parks. It's a place of dramatic contrasts, from the UK's highest mountains and deepest lakes to wild, heather-clad moors and a coastline steeped in history.

It's the perfect destination for adventure, whether you're hiking a famous fell, exploring a Roman wall, or visiting a magnificent historic city like York. After a day of exploring, you can return to your own private sanctuary. Soaking in a warm, steaming hot tub under the stars, surrounded by some of Britain's most stunning scenery, is the ultimate reward.

Explore the North of England's Regions

The Lake District

The jewel of the North, the Lake District is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its breathtaking landscape of fells, lakes, and picturesque stone-built villages. It's the ultimate destination for hikers, climbers, and anyone looking for truly dramatic scenery. Explore our hot tub lodges in the Lake District.

Yorkshire

Yorkshire is a county of incredible diversity. It's home to the rolling green hills of the Dales and the wild, purple heather of the North York Moors. You'll also find classic seaside towns like Whitby and Scarborough, alongside the magnificent historic city of York. Explore our hot tub breaks in Yorkshire.

Northumberland

For a sense of wild, open space, Northumberland is unbeatable. It's home to the fewest people and the darkest skies in England (an official Dark Sky Park). Discover the ancient history of Hadrian's Wall and the dramatic, castle-studded coastline. Explore our hot tub lodges in Northumberland.

Find Your Perfect Northern Retreat

Romantic Retreats & Cosy Cabins

The North is perfect for a romantic getaway. Our collection features a huge range of secluded properties, from cosy log cabins tucked away in a forest to charming cottages with panoramic views of a lake or dale. A private hot tub makes it the ideal setting for a special break.

Getaways for Groups & Celebrations

Whether it's a big family holiday or a celebration with friends, we have the perfect property. Our collection includes spacious farmhouses, large lodges, and impressive barns that can comfortably sleep 10, 15, or even 20+ guests, with plenty of living space for everyone.

Dog-Friendly Hot Tub Lodges

This is one of the best parts of the UK for a holiday with your dog. We offer a vast selection of pet-friendly hot tub lodges and cottages, many with enclosed gardens and all with endless walks from the doorstep, from the trails of the Dales to the beaches of the North Sea.

Luxury Stays with Epic Views

For the ultimate northern experience, choose one of our luxury stays. These are our premium, hand-picked properties, chosen for their high-end interiors, fantastic locations, and, most importantly, their incredible views over the fells, moors, or coast.

Top Things to See and Do in the North of England

  • Hike in the Lake District (North): Take on famous peaks like Scafell Pike or enjoy a gentle, iconic stroll around a picturesque lake like Grasmere or Buttermere.
  • Explore the Yorkshire Dales (Heart): Discover the stunning limestone landscape, visit the impressive Malham Cove, or see the beautiful triple flight of waterfalls at Aysgarth Falls.
  • Walk Along Hadrian's Wall (Northumberland): Follow the path of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, a 73-mile Roman wall set in a wild, dramatic landscape.
  • Visit the Historic City of York (Yorkshire): Wander through the medieval-walled city, explore the famous Shambles, and marvel at the magnificent York Minster.
  • Explore the North Yorkshire Coast (Yorkshire): Discover the charm of coastal towns like Whitby, with its Gothic Abbey, and the classic seaside resort of Scarborough.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best time to visit the North of England for a hot tub break?

A hot tub break in the North is fantastic year-round. Summer offers the warmest, longest days for hiking and enjoying the coast. Spring and Autumn are spectacular, with seasonal colours in the Dales and Lakes, plus fewer crowds. A winter break is especially magical, as relaxing in a hot tub in the crisp, cold air, perhaps with a view of snow-dusted fells, is an unforgettable experience.

How far is the North of England from major UK cities?

The North is very accessible. From Manchester or Liverpool, you can be in the Yorkshire Dales or the Lake District in just 1-2 hours. From Birmingham, the Peak District (in the Heart of England) is a little over an hour away, with the Dales just beyond. Even from London, you can reach Yorkshire in around 4 hours.

What's the difference between the Lake District, Yorkshire, and Northumberland?

In simple terms, the Lake District is a compact region of dramatic, soaring fells and deep lakes, a paradise for hikers. Yorkshire is incredibly diverse, offering the rolling green hills of the Dales, the wild heather of the Moors, and a classic coastline. Northumberland is the most remote, defined by its wild, open spaces, Dark Sky Park, Roman history, and dramatic, castle-dotted coast.

Can I combine the Lake District, Yorkshire, and Northumberland in one trip?

Yes, it's a popular option for a longer holiday. The Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales are right next to each other, making them very easy to combine. You could easily spend 3-4 nights in each. Northumberland is a bit further east, but you could still drive from the Dales to Hadrian's Wall in around 1.5-2 hours, making a multi-region trip very achievable.