Lodges with Hot Tubs in Devon

Discover our hot tub lodges in Devon

  • Jasmine

    Devon

    From: £409

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Little Silver Owl

    Devon

    From: £420

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Rafters, March End Lodges, Georgeham

    Devon

    From: £519

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Sunset Cottage

    Devon

    From: £470

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Little Silver Pheasant

    Devon

    From: £420

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • The Pennymoor

    Devon

    From: £385

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • Firefly, Holbeton

    Devon

    From: £606

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 4VIEW PROPERTY
  • Little Silver Leaf

    Devon

    From: £420

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY
  • 1 Bed Lodge in Exeter

    Devon

    From: £420

    For a 3 night stay
    Sleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTY

Things to do whilst on a getaway to Devon

There’s a huge amount to see and do across the county before you head back to your lodge for a soak.

  • Visit historic hubs Spend a day wandering the Roman walls and the magnificent cathedral in Exeter. It’s a great spot for a bit of culture followed by a walk along the historic quayside.
  • Coastal wandering Take in the dramatic cliffside views and the famous Verity statue in Ilfracombe, or head south to the chic waterfront of Salcombe for a spot of sailing and some high-end boutique shopping.
  • Family seaside fun If you’re looking for classic British seaside charm, the pier and sandy stretches of Paignton offer plenty of entertainment, from the zoo to traditional beach-front arcades.
  • Wild moorland hikes Head into the heart of Dartmoor to find the iconic granite tors. It’s a fantastic place for photography, wildlife spotting, or simply finding a quiet corner where you won’t see another soul.
  • Heritage and gardens Explore the exotic plants at Overbecks or step back in time at the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway. The county is packed with National Trust gems and beautifully maintained gardens.

No matter how you choose to spend your daylight hours, Devon provides the perfect backdrop for adventure before you return to your lodge to unwind.

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Why Devon is great for a hot tub escape

There’s a reason Devon is such a staple for a classic British break. It’s got a bit of everything, so you can make your holiday as active or as lazy as you want.

  • Two coastlines for the price of one You can head north if you want the rugged, surf-heavy beaches or go south for the calmer, turquoise waters of the English Riviera. It means you can basically pick the exact kind of seaside mood you're in.
  • Double the national parks With both Dartmoor and Exmoor in the county, you’ve got thousands of acres of open moorland and ancient woods to explore. It’s a massive natural playground that feels a world away from the city.
  • Foodie heaven on your doorstep Devon is famous for its fresh flavours. You can grab seafood that was caught just a few hours ago or dive into a proper cream tea (just remember it’s cream first down here if you want to fit in with the locals!).
  • Properly dog-friendly spots: If you've got a four-legged friend, they'll love it here. Most of the beaches and woodland trails are open to dogs year-round, so you don't have to leave anyone behind at the lodge.

Find your perfect hot tub break

Browse through our full collection of lodges with hot tubs in Devon to find the one that ticks all your boxes. Whether you’re after a tiny home for a romantic weekend, a spacious barn for a family reunion, or a woodland cabin that’s dog-friendly, you’ll find plenty of options right here. Start your Devon adventure today and get ready to enjoy one of the most beautiful corners of the country.

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Best walks in Devon

Stretch your legs and discover Devon’s glorious landscapes. Boasting not one, but two national parks, there are plenty of hiking trails to explore, before retiring back to your cottage with a hot tub. Here are a few of our favourite routes.

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The Ilfracombe Torrs

Location: Ilfracombe

Difficulty: Moderate

Walk length: Two miles

Follow in the footsteps of the Victorians and zig-zag your way up to the top of the Ilfracombe Torrs. Carved into the cliff face, this winding route will reward you with spectacular sea views.

Exe Estuary Trail

Location: Exeter

Difficulty: Moderate

Walk length: 26 miles

Follow the Exe Estuary as it wends its way through the local landscape on the Exe Estuary Trail. This well-built pedestrian and cycling trail is mostly flat - perfect for walkers of any ability, including those with little legs and pushchairs.

Georgeham to Putsborough

Location: Georgeham

Difficulty: Easy

Walk length: 1.2 miles

Set off to explore part of the famous South West Coast Path with this charming walk from Georgeham to Putsborough. This route takes you down winding country lanes, past verdant farmland and out towards the coast, before returning back to Georgeham.

Abbotsham and Westward Ho!

Location: Bideford

Difficulty: Moderate

Walk length: 5.3 miles

Explore the spectacular Abbotsham Cliffs on the Abbotsham and Westward Ho! route. Another section of the South West Coast Path, this trail takes you along the Westward Ho! Coastline, whose beauty is said to have inspired countless authors and artists, including Rudyard Kipling himself.

Salcombe To Gara Rock

Location: Salcombe

Difficulty: Moderate

Walk length: 4.3 miles

The lovely coastal stroll from Salcombe To Gara Rock takes you past stunning sea views and endless beautiful beaches - it’s definitely worth packing a picnic and heading down to the sand. The loop returns to Salcombe via the bridle path, giving you a flavour of the local countryside too.