Lodges with Hot Tubs in the Lake District
Looking for a getaway where you can really unwind? The Lake District is the perfect spot for a lodge with a hot tub. This UNESCO World Heritage site is full of high fells, shimmering lakes, and charming villages. Spend your days hiking, boating, or wandering through local galleries, then head back to your lodge to sink into a warm hot tub and watch the mist drift over the mountains.
Discover our hot tub lodges in the Lake District
Copper Beech Cottage
Cumbria
From: £896
For a 3 night staySleeps: 4VIEW PROPERTYLower Lake View
Cumbria
From: £894
For a 3 night staySleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTYHawkrigg Farm
Cumbria
From: £3587
For a 3 night staySleeps: 10VIEW PROPERTYLakeside at Louper Weir
Cumbria
From: £5912
For a 3 night staySleeps: 8VIEW PROPERTYGardeners Cottage
Cumbria
From: £483
For a 3 night staySleeps: 2VIEW PROPERTYBlencathra Family (Pet)
Cumbria
From: £711
For a 3 night staySleeps: 6VIEW PROPERTYHorse Spout - UK1409
Cumbria
From: £1964
For a 3 night staySleeps: 6VIEW PROPERTYGrove House
Cumbria
From: £2351
For a 3 night staySleeps: 13VIEW PROPERTYThe Belfry
Cumbria
From: £914
For a 3 night staySleeps: 5VIEW PROPERTY
Things to do whilst on a getaway to the Lake District
There’s plenty to enjoy across the region before you return to your lodge’s hot tub for the evening.
- Explore the water Take a scenic gondola across Windermere or hire a traditional rowing boat to explore the hidden bays of Ullswater. It’s a wonderful way to see the fells from a different perspective.
- Discover the wider area While you're in the heart of the park, don't miss the chance to explore the hidden gems of the wider Cumbria landscape, including the quiet Eden Valley and the dramatic North Pennines.
- Charming towns Wander through the gear shops and independent cafes of Keswick, browse the boutiques in Ambleside or try the world-famous gingerbread in Grasmere. Each village has its own unique character.
- Family fun Visit the World of Beatrix Potter for a bit of nostalgia, or head to Whinlatter Forest for the UK’s highest Go Ape course and fantastic mountain bike trails.
- History and culture Discover the ancient stones of Castlerigg Stone Circle, explore the ruins of Lowther Castle or visit the Blackwell Arts and Crafts house for a mix of heritage and stunning design.
Whatever your plans, the Lake District offers a wealth of exploration before you return to your lodge to relax, unwind and enjoy a long soak.
Why the Lake District is a winner for a hot tub break
There’s a reason this is one of the most popular spots in the UK for a lodge holiday. It’s all about those massive views and the feeling that you’ve properly escaped the daily grind.
- The best recovery for hikers’ legs If you’ve spent the day tackling Scafell Pike or walking around Windermere, your legs are going to be feeling it. There isn't a better way to recover than jumping straight into the warm bubbles the second you get back to the lodge.
- Views that don't feel real You aren't just looking at a bit of greenery here. Whether your lodge is tucked away in a quiet forest or sitting on a hillside, you’ve got seventeen major lakes and the highest peaks in the country as your backdrop.
- A different vibe for every mood You can head south if you want the busy lakeside towns and a bit of a buzz, or go north if you want those hidden tarns and total silence. It’s easy to pick a spot that fits exactly how much peace and quiet you’re after.
- That fresh fell-air feeling There’s something about the air in the Lakes that just makes you sleep better. Spending your evening in a hot tub outside means you get to enjoy that crisp, clean air even when it’s chilly out.
- Incredible literary history It’s quite cool to think you’re relaxing in the same landscape that inspired people like Beatrix Potter and Wordsworth. It gives the whole trip a bit of a classic, timeless feel that’s really easy to lean into.
Find your perfect hot tub break
Take a look at our lodges with hot tubs in the Lake District and pick the one that fits your holiday. Whether it’s a romantic escape, a family adventure, or a few days exploring mountains and lakes, there are plenty of spots where you can relax, soak up the scenery, and unwind completely.
Best sights in the Lake District
It might be difficult to tear yourself from the lovely views of your own private hot tub, but here are our five top sights in the Lake District.
1. The World of Beatrix Potter
Location: Bowness-on-Windermere
Fun fact: The on-site cafe serves up dishes created from the vegetables grown in the Peter Rabbit Garden!
Discover the life and works of the iconic children’s author at The World of Beatrix Potter. A wonderful day out for children, they’ll get to see Peter Rabbit and all his friends, brought to life with beautiful recreations and theatre performances.
Pit-stop nearby: Tuck into mouth-watering waffles at the nearby ChoccoBar Hot Chocolate House
2. Wray Castle
Location: Ambleside
Fun fact: Wray Castle was designed and built-in 1840, just to be a private house.
Wray Castle is a Gothic revival castle that sits beside the shores of Lake Windermere. Wander through its grand halls and turrets before heading outside for lunch on of the many picnic benches.
Pit-stop nearby: The Drunken Duck Inn & Restaurant is a cosy brewery serving up tasty Sunday lunches and a great choice of ales.
3. Kendal Castle
Location: Kendal
Fun fact: Kendal Castle was once the home of the last Queen of Henry VIII
If you’re looking for a real medieval castle, then you’ll want to visit the ruins of Kendal Castle - a 13th-century fortification just outside of the town. From the top of the hill, you can enjoy gorgeous views of the rolling countryside of Cumbria.
Pit-stop nearby: Treat yourself to an evening of fine dining at The Moon Highgate. The menu changes by the season and offers up delicious locally-sourced dishes.
4. Derwent Island House
Location: Keswick
Fun fact: William Wordsworth thought that this majestic manor spoiled the view!
A grade II listed house nestled on a tiny island, the Derwent Island House is a unique attraction. Reached only by canoe, visitors can stroll around the seven-acre gardens and rooms of this still lived-in manor house.
Pit-stop nearby: Enjoy an indulgent pizza or juicy burger at the Woodstone Pizza & Flamegrill in Keswick.
5. Alcock Tarn
Location: Grasmere
Fun fact: You’ll ascend 340 metres as you hike up from the town
Alcock Tarn is a pretty lake that sits a mile and a half east above the town of Grasmere. It’s a fairly short, yet steep walk to the top, but once you’re there the views are fantastic.
Pit stop nearby: Refuel at Greens Cafe & Bistro in Grasmere. They have an excellent choice of gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options.
Types of hot tub breaks in the Lake District
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