Lodge breaks
Often combine hot tubs with woodland or park settings.
A treat for the grown-ups
A private hot tub can turn the accommodation into part of the holiday, particularly when children are in bed and a babysitter is not an option. Choose the property for the whole family first, then treat the tub as a welcome extra.
Last reviewed: 16 August 2026

Often combine hot tubs with woodland or park settings.
Look for private gardens and a practical route from house to tub.
Check covers, supervision expectations and bedroom positions.
For the family
Ask where the hot tub sits in relation to living areas and bedrooms. Secure covers and clear supervision are essential; providers may also set age or usage rules. A sheltered tub is more usable outside summer, but privacy and lighting matter too.
For the dog
Dogs should not enter hot tubs or drink treated water. Check that the tub can be separated from the dog’s outdoor area and that wet feet do not create a slippery route indoors. A truly useful garden still needs room beyond the tub enclosure.
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