Lodges with Hot Tubs in Dorset
If you're looking for a getaway on the Jurassic Coast, Dorset is a fantastic choice for a lodge holiday with a hot tub. It's a county where world-famous geological wonders meet rolling chalk hills and some of the sunniest weather in the UK. You can spend your morning hunting for fossils at the water's edge or walking the high ridges of the South West Coast Path, then head back to your lodge to relax in the steam of your private hot tub while the sun dips below the horizon.
Discover our hot tub lodges in Dorset
The Old Stables , Bridport
Dorset
From: £626
For a 3 night staySleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTYThreshing Barn
Dorset
From: £785
For a 3 night staySleeps: 6VIEW PROPERTYBramble, Ansty, Dorchester
Dorset
From: £648
For a 3 night staySleeps: 4VIEW PROPERTYAcorn House , Dorchester
Dorset
From: £1232
For a 3 night staySleeps: 8VIEW PROPERTYThe New Inn Barn-UK31813
Dorset
From: £661
For a 3 night staySleeps: 4VIEW PROPERTY2 Bed Lodge in Sturminster Marshall
Dorset
From: £1005
For a 3 night staySleeps: 4VIEW PROPERTYThe Cow Shed , Sherborne
Dorset
From: £794
For a 3 night staySleeps: 4VIEW PROPERTY2 Bed Cottage in Blandford Forum
Dorset
From: £659
For a 3 night staySleeps: 4VIEW PROPERTYSublime Caravan 2
Dorset
From: £445
For a 3 night staySleeps: 4VIEW PROPERTY
Things to do whilst on a getaway to Dorset
There’s so much to discover across this diverse county before you retreat to your lodge for the night.
- Fossil hunting and landmarks No trip is complete without visiting Durdle Door or hunting for prehistoric treasures on the beach at Lyme Regis. It’s a great way to see the sheer power of nature up close.
- Classic seaside vibes Take a stroll along the award-winning sandy stretches in Bournemouth for a traditional day at the beach, or visit the bustling historic harbour in Poole to watch the yachts come and go.
- Coastal heritage: Head to the traditional resort of Weymouth to enjoy its colourful harbour and shallow bay, which is perfect for a paddle or a boat trip along the coast.
- Visit the giant: Take a walk up to the Cerne Abbas Giant to see the famous ancient hill figure, or explore the ruins of Corfe Castle, which stands high above a picturesque village.
- Nature and wildlife: Visit Brownsea Island to spot rare red squirrels, or head to the Swannery at Abbotsbury to see hundreds of nesting mute swans in a beautiful coastal setting.
Whatever your itinerary looks like, Dorset offers a perfect mix of outdoor adventure and historic charm to fill your days.
Why Dorset is great for a hot tub escape
Dorset’s unique combination of dramatic cliffs and sleepy, thatched-roof villages makes it a brilliant spot to slow down and recharge.
- World-class views from the water You've got the Jurassic Coast right there, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site for a reason. Having a soak while you're tucked away near those massive cliffs and hidden coves feels pretty special.
- The ultimate foodie retreat Dorset is a massive haven for anyone who loves a good meal. You can grab some fresh-caught crab or some local blue vinny cheese from a farm shop and be back at your lodge for a feast in no time.
- Hill forts and rolling vales If you head away from the beach, you'll find the rolling hills that inspired Thomas Hardy’s novels. It’s a brilliant backdrop for a long afternoon walk before you head back to the bubbles.
- Properly quiet rural spots Much of the county is still really rural, so you get plenty of peace and quiet. It's a fantastic place to just sit back in the tub and enjoy the silence of the countryside.
- Sun-soaked beach days Dorset gets some of the best weather in the UK, and the sandy beaches are top-tier. It's easy to spend a full day by the sea and then use the hot tub to unwind once the sun starts to set.
Find your perfect hot tub break
Take a look through our full range of lodges with hot tubs in Dorset to find the one that’s right for you. Whether you’re looking for a romantic rural retreat, a family-friendly house near the historic towns or a contemporary barn conversion, you’ll find plenty of spots where you can enjoy a much-deserved break. Start planning your Dorset getaway today and get ready to enjoy the very best of the South Coast.
Best walks in Dorset
Weymouth to Portland
Location: Weymouth
Difficulty: Moderate
Walk length: Six miles
The walk from Weymouth to Portland begins at Weymouth train station. From here, you follow the Rodwell Trail (a disused trainline), up to Portland Harbour and then on to Church Ope Cove - Portland’s only beach. Expect to see some of the area’s most incredible and diverse scenery so don’t forget your camera.
Golden Cap
Location: Bridport
Difficulty: Moderate
Walk length: Three miles
Golden Cap is one of the area’s best-known walks and there’s also plenty of shorter trails that allow you to experience it too. Simply start at Langdon Hill and follow the waymarked path all the way to the top. It can be quite steep but once there, the views are definitely worth it.
Durnovaria Town Walk
Location: Dorchester
Difficulty: Easy
Walk length: One mile
Explore this Roman town with the Durnovaria Town Walk which takes you on a short adventure. You’ll pass local attractions like the Salisbury Fields and Borough Gardens as well as plenty of cafes to refuel in. Ideal for all ages and walking abilities, this gentle walk is a great way to get everyone outside in the fresh air.
Poole Trail
Location: Poole
Difficulty: Easy
Walk length: Varied
If you want to explore Poole and its Quay, Old Town and Harbourside Park, the interactive Poole Trail is a fantastic choice. With three trails to enjoy - one inside the Museum and two around the town - simply follow the signposts, complete the activities and discover Poole’s past. There’s also the option to play along using your smartphone.
Bournemouth Pier to Sandbanks
Location: Bournemouth
Difficulty: Easy
Walk length: Three and a half miles
The walk from Bournemouth Pier to Sandbanks offers you incredible seaside views, a taste of the local wildlife and plenty of picture opportunities. It’s also great for young, old and four-legged walkers as there’s no hills and the terrain is flat. With several restaurants and bars along the way, it’s a great way to spend a day.
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