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Dog Friendly Hot Tub Breaks
There’s no need to leave your four-legged friends at home with our selection of luxury dog-friendly hot tub breaks.
Dog Friendly Hot Tub Holidays
Booking a hot tub break doesn’t mean your four-legged friends have to miss out on all the fun. With our dog-friendly hot tub breaks, you can bring them along for the adventure too! And with a huge selection of hot tub breaks to choose from, a blissful and relaxing weekend away with your family, loved one or besties (and pooch) is just a few clicks away.
If you can’t get enough of hiking and all things outdoorsy, then you’ll definitely want to consider a trip to the Lake District or the Yorkshire Dales. Check out our dog friendly beaches across the UK too. The hustle and bustle of city life more your thing? Try one of the UK’s biggest cities like London or Manchester which are full of pet-friendly pubs, restaurants and cafes. Or choose one of our dog-friendly cottages with a hot tub along the Cornish coastline for spectacular sea views and scenic coastal walks aplenty.
Once you’ve settled on a location, you’ll want to choose a pet-friendly hot tub property for your dog-friendly holiday. Luckily for you, our holiday cottages and holiday homes have got everything you could possibly need for a luxurious short break. We’ve got cosy pet-friendly lodges with hot tubs, barn conversions with ample room for families, and properties on holiday parks with indoor swimming pools too! And it goes without saying, all of our pet-friendly cottages have their own private hot tub, so you can sink into the warm bubbles after a busy day of exploring.
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Best locations for a dog friendly hot tub break
These are the best locations for your dog-friendly hot tub break.
Best Location near London – The Cotswolds
Best for? Escaping city life
There’s no better way to let go of a stressful work week than by escaping to the countryside, and it doesn’t get more quintessentially English than The Cotswolds. Being less than 2 hours away from the capital, it’s the perfect location for a weekend away. And with plenty of quaint villages, rolling green hills and scenic waterways, it’s full of places for afternoon walkies. Of course, there are also plenty of dog-friendly pubs for a well-earned lunch, and if history is more your thing, this beautiful region’s Bronze Age heritage can be seen in museums and on ancient sites across the Cotswolds’ rolling hills and beyond.
Cornwall
Best for? Fresh seafood and coastal walks
Cornwall is best-loved for its Meditteranean-like shores, sub-tropic temperatures and stunning Cornish countryside. It’s also a haven for adrenaline-junkies who love to surf around its Atlantic coves. Even your pooch will love a paddle on Cornwall’s dog-friendly beaches! Foodies will love it here too, as it’s known as one of the best places in the UK for fresh seafood, locally-produced wines and some of the finest locally-grown veg too. It’s also home to plenty of thriving seaside towns, independent shops, galleries and dog-friendly attractions that the whole family will enjoy.
Wales
Best for? Outdoor adventures
If you have a taste for adventure, it’s safe to say you’ll never run out of things to do in Wales. With plenty of landscapes to choose from including majestic mountains, a stunning coastline, and plenty of walking and cycling routes, there’s truly something for everyone to enjoy. Head to North Wales and you’ll find Snowdonia National Park, a place of tranquillity with forests, mountains and marked trails for you and your pooch to explore. If it’s a romantic trip you’re craving, the idyllic countryside is perfect for that too. And you’ll also find lots of dog-friendly restaurants and pubs for a cosy dinner with your loved one.
Yorkshire
Best for? Diverse landscapes
With its wild moors, dramatic limestone cliffs and quaint market towns, Yorkshire is the perfect location for a dog-friendly hot tub break. For walkies galore, you’ll want to visit the Yorkshire Dales National Park, just don’t forget your walking boots! North Yorkshire is also home to the North York Moors National Park, full of vast moorland and rich wildlife. You won’t want to miss Leeds either – known as the heart of Yorkshire – this vibrant city is brimming with pet-friendly pubs, Michelin-star restaurants and fun-filled days out. Then there’s always your private hot tub to soak in after all your adventuring!
Scotland
Best for? A balance of rural and urban
Vibrant cities, panoramic countryside, and out-of-this-world coastlines, Scotland has a little bit of everything. It’s not all about the picturesque views and city skylines though, Scotland has a deep-rooted history which can be uncovered in museums and its ancient castle ruins that are scattered across the country from north to south. Travel to its most northerly point and you’ll be rewarded with beautiful islands and white sand beaches, with secluded coves that are perfect for exploring with your pup. Don’t forget to soak up the local culture while you’re there too. A trip to Scotland isn’t complete with trying some haggis, a famous local delicacy!
Best dog-friendly walks in the UK
You’re all settled into your dog-friendly hot tub property, now it’s time for walkies!
Cotswold Way & Broadway Tower
Location: The Cotswolds
Distance: 4 miles
Time to complete: 2.5 hours
The Cotswold Way & Broadway Tower circular walk leads you down the bustling high street of Broadway and up to the iconic Broadway Tower, with some gorgeous views of the Cotswolds on the way.
Padstow to Harlyn Bay
Location: Cornwall
Distance: 6.9 miles
Time to complete: 3 hours
On the Padstow to Harlyn Bay walk, your pooch will get to have a run around on the long stretches of dog-friendly sand at Harbour Cove!
Talybont Reservoir
Location: Wales
Distance: 6 miles
Time to complete: 2 hours
For a gentler stroll, this circular walk will take you around the Talybont Reservoir in the Brecon Beacons National Park. You’ll find mixture of woodland, rolling hills and waterfalls to discover.
The Yorkshire Three Peaks
Location: Yorkshire
Distance: 25 miles
Time to complete: 12 hours
The Three Peaks Challenges will see you hiking up Yorkshire’s three highest peaks. Of course if you’re taking your pooch with you, you can spread each of the peaks out across a few days.
Alastrean Woods
Location: Scotland
Distance: 3 miles
Time to complete: 1.5 hours
Wander through the enchanting woodland on the Alastrean Woods circular walk. Your pooch will love running off the lead through the vast fields and open woodland.