Lodges with Hot Tubs in the Cotswolds

If you’re dreaming of a peaceful getaway in the heart of England, the Cotswolds is a fantastic choice for a lodge stay with a private hot tub. Known for its rolling golden hills, stone cottages, and quiet country lanes, it’s the sort of place where time seems to slow down. You can spend your mornings wandering through ancient market towns or hiking across lush meadows, then head back to your lodge to pour a glass of something cold and sink into the warm bubbles of your own hot tub.

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Discover our hot tub Lodges in the Cotswolds

  • Cotswold View 3

    Worcestershire

    From: £507

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Parlour Barn

    Worcestershire

    From: £454

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Hydrangea

    Worcestershire

    From: £442

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Alstroemeria

    Worcestershire

    From: £442

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Cotswold View 2

    Worcestershire

    From: £507

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Stepwell

    Gloucestershire

    From: £1460

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 8VIEW PROPERTY
  • Secret Island Yurt

    Gloucestershire

    From: £639

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Lakeview Yurt

    Gloucestershire

    From: £553

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • The Lygon Arms - an Iconic Luxury Hotel

    Worcestershire

    From: £794

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY

Things to do whilst on a getaway to the Cotswolds

You'll definitely want to head out and explore a few of the local hubs before you settle back into the lodge for the night.

  • Visit the iconic villages You've got to stop in Bourton-on-the-Water to see the little bridges over the river, or head to Chipping Campden for that classic high street look. They're both great for a slow afternoon of window shopping and a bit of people-watching.
  • Get out into the fresh air If you want to stand at the highest point in the range, head up to Cleeve Hill for some massive views. For something a bit flatter, the Cotswold Water Park near Cirencester has some great lakeside trails and plenty of water-based activities.
  • See the local wildlife The Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens is a fantastic day out. It's not every day you get to see rhinos and giraffes wandering around a traditional English parkland setting, and the gardens there are just as impressive as the animals.
  • Hit the market towns Spend a bit of time in Cheltenham if you're in the mood for some sophisticated shopping and decent restaurants. Alternatively, the weekly markets in Moreton-in-Marsh are a great shout for picking up local crafts and bits of food to take back to the lodge.
  • Soak up some history: You're right in the heart of some serious heritage. You can visit the massive Blenheim Palace or hunt for Roman ruins around Cirencester and the surrounding Gloucestershire countryside.

Whether you're planning on walking the trails until your boots are muddy or you just want to spend the whole week testing out the local tea rooms, the Cotswolds is a fantastic place to just stop for a bit.

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Why the Cotswolds is great for a hot tub escape

There's a reason this is one of the most famous parts of the country for a relaxing trip. It's less about high-adrenaline adventure and more about leaning into a slower, more relaxed way of spending your time.

  • That famous limestone backdrop The local stone gives the buildings a really warm, distinctive look. It makes for a very scenic environment for a holiday, especially when you're tucked away in a quiet valley or on the edge of a village.
  • Foodie heaven on your doorstep This part of the country is packed with top-notch farm shops and traditional gastropubs. You can spend your morning picking up some local treats and your afternoon enjoying them back at the lodge between dips in the tub.
  • Miles of easy-going trails If you like a walk but don't want to spend all day climbing vertical cliffs, the Cotswold Way is perfect. You get those big, rolling-hill views without the exhausting trek, which makes the evening soak feel like a proper luxury.
  • Quiet and protected landscapes Because it's a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you aren't going to be bothered by much noise.
  • Beautiful gardens everywhere: The area is famous for its world-class arboretums and manicured estates. It adds to that peaceful, green atmosphere that makes it so easy to actually switch your brain off for a few days.

Find your perfect hot tub break

Take a look through our full selection of lodges with hot tubs in the Cotswolds to find the one that fits your style. Whether you’re looking for a romantic bolthole for two, a dog-friendly rural retreat, or a base for a fun family adventure, you’ll find a range of lovely places where you can kick back, relax, and make the most of this stunning part of the world.

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Best walks in the Cotswolds

Famous for its rolling hills, sleepy honey stone villages and charming medieval churches, there are endless reasons to ditch the four wheels and explore the Cotswolds on two feet instead.

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The Leckhampton Loop

Location: Cheltenham

Difficulty: Moderate

Walk length: 4.5 miles

Wend your way through verdant grassland and enchanting woodlands, visiting iron age forts and Victorian quarries along the way on the splendid Leckhampton Loop.

Circular Walk Around Bourton on the Water

Location: Bourton-on-the-water

Difficulty: Easy

Walk length: Three miles


Take in all the sights and sounds of ‘the Venice of the Cotswolds’ on this relaxed three-mile stroll. The Circular Walk Around Bourton on the Water makes use of both the North Cotswold Diamond Way and the Oxfordshire Way, to take you through the village and out to some pretty fishing lakes.

Swinbrook & Asthall

Location: Asthall

Difficulty: Moderate

Walk length: Five miles

Starting at the bucolic village of Asthall, the lovely Swinbrook & Asthall route allows you to explore the endless beauty of the Windrush Valley. Passing by medieval churches, historic manors and picturesque pubs, you’ll be spoiled by beautiful Cotswolds views everywhere you turn.

The Hollow Bottom Pub Loop from Guiting Power

Location: Hawling

Difficulty: Moderate

Walk length: 5.5 miles

There’s nothing quite like a good walk which involves a length stop at a cosy local pub. And The Hollow Bottom Pub Loop from Guiting Power does just that. Beginning at the village of Guiting Power, you’ll be rewarded for your efforts half way through the hike with a stop at the snug Hollow Bottom pub.

Chipping Norton to Over Norton

Location: Chipping Norton

Difficulty: Easy

Walk length: 2.5 miles


The Chipping Norton to Over Norton route takes you from the town’s bustling High Street, through charming kissing gates, past enchanting woodland and out onto the green meadows.

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