Lodges with Hot Tubs in Cornwall
If you’re planning a coastal escape with a bit of extra comfort, Cornwall is hard to beat. Known for its golden beaches, dramatic cliffs and laid-back seaside towns, it’s the kind of place where days are spent exploring the coast or wandering through fishing villages, before heading back to your lodge for a soak in your own private hot tub. Whether you’re visiting for a long weekend or a longer stay, Cornwall makes it easy to switch off and enjoy a slower pace.
Discover our hot tub lodges in Cornwall
Tamar Lodge
Saltash
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Liskeard
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Looe
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Bodmin
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Liskeard
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Things to do whilst on a getaway to Cornwall
There’s plenty to fill your days before heading back to your lodge to relax in the hot tub.
Spend time at the beach From popular spots like Fistral Beach in Newquay to the turquoise waters around St Ives, Cornwall has no shortage of beautiful places to enjoy the sea. It’s perfect for everything from surfing to a simple coastal stroll.
Explore the coast path Walking part of the South West Coast Path is a must. You can keep it short and scenic or turn it into a longer hike, with incredible views the whole way.
Visit charming harbour towns St Ives is known for its art scene, while Newquay offers a lively atmosphere with plenty of places to eat and drink. Both places are well worth adding to your plans.
Discover local attractions Visit the Eden Project for its unique biomes, explore the historic Tintagel Castle, or wander through the gardens at places like Trebah. There’s plenty to see beyond the beaches.
Enjoy local food and drink Cornwall is famous for its food scene, from fresh seafood to traditional Cornish pasties and cream teas.
Whatever you get up to during the day, having a hot tub to come back to makes it all the more enjoyable.
Why Cornwall is great for a hot tub escape
There's a reason people drive for hours to get down here. It isn't just about the beaches, it's about that feeling of being right on the edge of the country where the pace of life finally slows down.
- Coastal views that don't quit With the ocean on three sides, you’re never far from a massive horizon. Sitting in the bubbles while you watch the sun go down over the sea is a pretty hard experience to beat.
- The perfect way to defrost Cornwall is famous for surfing and wild swimming, but the water isn't exactly tropical. Having a hot tub waiting back at the lodge is a total game-changer for when you come out of the sea and need to warm up properly.
- Miles of clifftop paths The South West Coast Path runs right around the edge of the county. It's full of rugged trails and hidden coves that are great for a long trek, giving you a solid excuse to spend the rest of your evening soaking.
- A real mix of settings: You can choose between a lodge right in the thick of the surf scene in Newquay or something much more secluded in the rolling green countryside further inland.
Find your perfect hot tub break
Take a look through our lodges with hot tubs in Cornwall and find the one that fits your holiday plans. Whether you’re after a romantic break by the coast, a quiet countryside stay or a base for exploring everything Cornwall has to offer, there’s something here to suit. Once you’ve found your spot, all that’s left to do is settle in, relax and make the most of your time away.
Best walks in Cornwall
A soak in a private hot tub feels all the more soothing after a busy day. So, lace up your walking boots and get hiking in the local area!
St Ives to Lelant
Location: St Ives
Difficulty: Medium
Walk length: Just over four miles
The route from St Ives to Lelant will guide you along Carbis Bay, St Michael's Way and the popular Porthkidney Sands beach. Once you’ve reached Lelant, you can easily catch a train or bus back to St Ives (unless you feel like enjoying a full day’s walk!).
Crantock and The Gannel
Location: Newquay
Difficulty: Medium
Walk length: Four and a half miles
You’ll want to make sure you do the Crantock and The Gannel walk at low tide in order to make the most of it. This scenic circular route begins at Crantock beach, before taking you through woodlands, fields and The Gannel Estuary. There’s two pubs along the way in case you need to refuel!
St Austell Circular Walk
Location: St Austell
Difficulty: Medium/ difficult
Walk length: Two miles
If you don’t mind a bit of a steep trek, the St Austell Circular Walk will reward you with gorgeous views across the bay and over the rolling hills of Cornwall. The route can get quite muddy at certain times of the year, so we’d advise bringing your wellies if you have any!
Penzance to Marazion
Location: Penzance
Difficulty: Easy
Walk length: Just under three miles
Not looking for anything too challenging? Starting at the Penzance train station, the Penzance to Marazion route is an easygoing path with a level and surfaced path the whole way. Great for those with dogs, buggies and wheelchairs, this trail offers excellent views over Mounts Bay.
Millook Circular Walk
Location: Bude
Difficulty: Medium
Walk length: Around six miles
If you’ll be stopping in North Cornwall, the Millook Circular Walk is a beautiful route to try. Starting at the bottom of Millook valley, you’ll wander through enchanting ancient woodlands, before enjoying spectacular cliff top views. The whole walk should take you around three hours.
Best beaches in Cornwall
Cornwall is packed full of award-winning beaches. With golden sands and aquamarine waters, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d landed somewhere tropical!
Porthmeor Beach
Location: St Ives
Best for: Safe swimming and surfing
A few paces from the Tate St Ives building, Porthmeor Beach is a popular stretch of powdery sand. A haven for sunbathers, swimmers and surfers, its calm waters are perfect for having a splash about! This beach can get quite busy in the peak summer months, so be sure to get there early to avoid the crowds (unless you like the bustle, of course!).
Crantock Beach
Location: Newquay
Best for: Taking your dog along
Crantock Beach is ideal for those bringing their dogs along for their hot tub holiday. With miles of golden sand and big dunes to run around in, they’ll be in their element! During certain months of the year, dolphins can be spotted swimming by in the bay - be sure to keep your eyes peeled.
Pentewan Beach
Location: St Austell
Best for: Instagram-worthy snaps of the tropical-looking sands
Pentewan Beach looks like something out of a tropical paradise! With powder-white sands and beautifully clear waters, this gorgeous beach is popular with families and sun-bathers during the warm summer months. While owned by the Pentewan Sands Holiday Park, it’s open to everyone throughout the year.
Wherrytown Beach
Location: Penzance
Best for: Keeping the kids entertained!
If you don’t mind a pebbly beach, then be sure to visit Wherrytown Beach while stopping at Penzance. A popular location throughout the year, there’s always plenty going on here. Behind the beach is a playpark and basketball court, making it great for family days out.
Summerleaze Beach
Location: Bude
Best for: Enjoying a picnic with a view
Just a five-minute walk from the centre of Bude, Summerleaze Beach is loved by locals and visitors alike. A lovely place to sit and watch the boats sail by, we’d recommend packing a picnic bag and spending the whole day there - when the sun is shining, of course!
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