Why Choose Weymouth for a Hot Tub Break?
A hot tub holiday in Weymouth offers the best of the British seaside. It is famous for its sweep of golden sand, often voted one of the best beaches in Europe, and its picturesque 17th-century harbour lined with colourful cottages and lively pubs.
But beyond the bucket-and-spade fun, Weymouth is the gateway to the dramatic Jurassic Coast. You can spend your days walking the shingle of Chesil Beach, exploring the rugged Isle of Portland, or hunting for fossils, before returning to the luxury of your own private hot tub. It is a destination that works just as well for a winter walking break as it does for a summer beach holiday.
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Weymouth Hot Tub Lodges and Cottages
From the heart of the harbour to the quiet countryside, our Weymouth cottages offer the best of both worlds.
Harbour & Sea View Holiday Homes
For those who want to be in the heart of the action, we feature stunning properties with sea and harbour views. Wake up to the sight of fishing boats leaving the historic harbour or enjoy a coffee while looking out over the bay. These homes are perfect for groups and families who want to be steps away from the beach, restaurants, and the buzz of the town, offering a sophisticated base for your coastal adventure.
Rural Farm Cottages
If you prefer the peace of the countryside but still want easy access to the sea, our rural cottages are the ideal choice. Located in nearby villages like Broadwey, just a short drive from the town centre, these properties offer the best of both worlds. You can enjoy the tranquillity of a working farm setting and countryside views, knowing that the golden sands of Weymouth are only a few miles away.
Dog-Friendly Coastal Stays
Weymouth is a fantastic destination for dogs, and all our properties in this area are pet-friendly. Whether you choose a townhouse with an enclosed courtyard or a farm cottage with easy access to fields, your four-legged friend is well catered for. With year-round dog-friendly beaches like Chesil Beach and the South West Coast Path nearby, it is a walker's paradise.
Top Things to See and Do in Weymouth
- Weymouth Beach: Relax on the award-winning golden sands. The shallow, calm waters are perfect for swimming, and the traditional seafront offers donkey rides and Punch & Judy shows.
- Weymouth Harbour: Explore the picturesque working harbour. Watch the lifting bridge rise for yachts, grab some fresh fish and chips, or enjoy a drink in one of the many harbourside pubs.
- Nothe Fort: Visit this Victorian sea fort located at the entrance to the harbour. Explore the maze of underground tunnels, enjoy panoramic views of the coast, and discover its military history.
- Isle of Portland: Cross the causeway to this rugged limestone island. It is famous for its lighthouse, dramatic cliffs, and the vast Chesil Beach that connects it to the mainland.
- Chesil Beach: Walk along this incredible 18-mile stretch of shingle beach. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a wild, elemental place perfect for bracing walks and fishing.
- Sandworld: Marvel at the incredible sand sculptures created by world-class artists. This unique attraction is a hit with families and offers workshops where you can learn to sculpt your own masterpiece.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Weymouth good for families?
Yes, it is exceptional for families. Weymouth Beach is often cited as one of the safest and cleanest in the UK, with shallow waters ideal for young children. The town also boasts the Sea Life Adventure Park, the Sandworld sculpture park, and plenty of traditional seaside entertainment to keep children of all ages happy.
Can I take my dog to the beach?
While the main sandy beach has dog restrictions between May and September, Weymouth is still very dog-friendly. There is a designated dog-friendly exercise area at the Pavilion end of the beach year-round. Furthermore, the vast Chesil Beach and the rugged coastline of Portland allow dogs all year, providing endless walking opportunities.
What is the best time to visit?
Summer (July-August) is the best time for a traditional beach holiday with swimming and sunbathing. However, Weymouth is a fantastic year-round destination. Winter brings dramatic seascapes and quieter streets, perfect for walking the Jurassic Coast and enjoying the cosy atmosphere of the harbourside pubs.
Are there large houses for groups?
Yes, our collection includes spacious properties suitable for larger groups. We feature townhouses and larger cottages that can sleep up to 15 guests, providing plenty of space for extended families or groups of friends to celebrate together by the sea.
How far is Durdle Door?
The iconic limestone arch of Durdle Door is just a short drive from Weymouth. It typically takes around 20-30 minutes to reach Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door, making it an easy and essential day trip for anyone staying in the area.