Log Cabins With Hot Tubs

Best locations for log cabins with private hot tubs

These are some of our favourite locations for booking a log cabin with a private hot tub.

Cornwall

With its charming harbour towns, award-winning beaches, and tranquil countryside, a holiday to Cornwall isn’t one you’ll forget in a hurry. Thousands flock to its shores to soak up its Meditteranean-like weather, or surf on the Atlantic waves. And its eclectic food and drink scene is sure to tantalise your tastebuds. From fresh seafood to traditional Cornish delicacies, there’s something for even the fussiest palates to tuck into. 

Scotland

Boasting some of the most beautiful and unspoilt landscapes in the country, Scotland should be at the top of your travel list. Head north east and discover miles of dramatic coastline, lined with quaint fishing villages and coastal towns. If enchanting lochs and rugged mountains are what you’re looking for, you’ll love the Scottish Highlands, while those seeking an island adventure will love hopping around the Shetland Islands, home to world-class natural beauty.

Wales

Wales’ landscapes are bursting with adrenaline-fuelled adventures. North Wales is home to Snowdonia National Park, perfect for keen hikers and cyclists to explore its many routes and trails. Head to the country’s shores for fun-filled days of watersports. Why not try your hand at surfing, diving, or canoeing around its coves. And if you want to take things a little slower, you can always enjoy the views from the hot tub of your luxury lodge!

The Cotswolds

With 5 counties to explore and over 3000 miles of footpaths and bridleways, The Cotswolds is the perfect place for a relaxing rural break. Explore its vibrant markets, marvel at grand country houses, and admire the area’s defining features – honey-coloured stone and lush rolling hills. And it’s not just those who are craving a nature-filled trip that will love The Cotswolds, there are plenty of restaurants scattered and pubs serving delicious locally-produced dishes that foodies will love. 

Lake District

Get ready to immerse yourself in the Lake District’s majestic lakes and mystical fells. This national park has become a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with 214 wainwrights (mountains or fells) to hike, and 16 lakes all just waiting for you to explore. But it’s not just the landscape that makes it so special, amongst the scenery there are plenty of bustling towns that are brimming with things to do, and places to eat. 

Best walks near your log cabin with a private hot tub

Ready to explore the surroundings of your hot tub break? Check out these scenic walks – we’ve included family and dog-friendly ones for everyone to enjoy!

Pentire Headland Walk

Location: Cornwall

Distance: 3.4 miles

Time to complete: 2–3 hours

Complete the Pentire Headland walk and take in the breathtaking views of the dramatic Pentire Point and the Atlantic Sea. If you’re lucky, you might even spot some grey seals and peregrine falcons!

Glenfinnan Viaduct Trail

Location: Scotland

Distance: 2.5 miles

Time to complete: 1–2 hours

Famous for being that railway bridge in the beloved Harry Potter films, Glenfinnan Viaduct is worth a visit for more than just an Instagram photo.  The 2.5-mile-long Glenfinnan Viaduct Trail gives you delightful views of Loch Shiel and the surrounding dramatic landscapes.

Snowdon Circular 

Location: Wales

Distance: 7.5 miles

Time to complete: 5–6 hours

If you love a challenge, why not take on the wild landscapes of Snowdon? The highest mountain in England, the Snowdon Circular will see you climb 1,085m above sea level. The panoramic views when you reach the top are totally worth it.

Bourton-on-the-Water to Stow-on-the-Wold

Location: The Cotswolds

Distance: 11 miles

Time to complete: 

The Bourton-on-the-Water to Stow-on-the-Wold walk sees you ramble along the Gloucestershire Way, through villages lined with chocolate-box cottages. Immerse yourself in the charm of Upper and Lower Slaughter, and enjoy the sweeping views across the Cotswolds’ rolling hills. 

Haystacks

Location: Lake District

Distance: 5 miles

Time to complete: 5 hours

Enjoy incredible views over Buttermere on the Haystacks walk. It’s been dubbed as “the best fell-top of all” by Alfred Wainwright (the famous British fellwalker), and it’s easy to see why. After a little bit of scrambling, you’ll be able to take in the unrivalled views of the Lakes’ rugged lands

What are the types of log cabins?

There are several types of log cabins, each with their own unique style and characteristics. Here are some of the most common types:

1. Traditional Log Cabin – This type of log cabin is the most common and features a simple design with a single story, a pitched roof, and a porch or deck.
2. Timber Frame Log Cabin – This type of log cabin features a timber frame structure with large beams and supports visible both inside and outside the cabin.
3. Contemporary Log Cabin – This type of log cabin features a modern design with clean lines, minimalist features, and large windows to take advantage of natural light.
4. Rustic Log Cabin – This type of log cabin is characterised by its rugged, natural appearance with rough-hewn logs and a simple, rustic design.
5. Log Chalet – This log cabin type is inspired by Swiss Alpine chalets and features steeply pitched roofs, decorative woodwork, and a cozy, warm interior.
6. A-Frame Log Cabin – This type of log cabin features a distinctive triangular shape with steeply sloping walls that meet at the peak of the roof.