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We track 1,779 lodges, cabins and hot tub cottages in Yorkshire, usually £244 a night. A week in winter costs around £1,812 (£1,800 the rest of the year). Sleeps up to 42, 75% with a hot tub. Average guest rating: 9.0/10.
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Our lodges and cabins in Yorkshire
The county has a mix of settings, so it helps to decide first whether you want coast, moor, Dales or city. Small lodges for two are plentiful in places like Horton in Ribblesdale, Malton and Holmfirth. Family-sized cabins turn up around Pickering and Patrington. Some of the cheaper stays also come with a pool or sauna, which is unusual elsewhere. Pets are accepted at about two thirds of places, though some only on request, so check before you book. Midweek dates are worth trying if the weekend you want is dear.
Top 48 of 1,779, ranked by guest rating and number of reviews.
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A river view and a garden with a BBQ are the main features of this studio in Threshfield, North Yorkshire. It sleeps 2 in a king bed and measures 260 sq ft.
A log burner sits at the centre of the main 300 sq ft Superior Chalet, which sleeps 2 adults in one bedroom with a king size bed and has its own bathroom.
The house sits in York, close to the city walls and several of its best-known sights. Micklegate Bar is 490 yards away and York Guildhall is 440 yards away.
Yorkshire has the most cabins in the north of England: lodges in the Yorkshire Dales, on the North York Moors, near York and along the coast from Whitby to Filey.
Yorkshire covers a lot of ground, and the lodges follow it: moorland cabins on the North York Moors, stays around the Dales, a large cluster near York and a long run of holiday parks along the east coast. The choice of budgets is wide. Some stays cost well under the usual level for the county, while a few coastal and Dales towns sit far above it.
Most places are sized for families or small groups. The typical lodge sleeps about six, and the largest takes 42. Hot tubs are the norm here, with about three in four places having one, so you do not need to pay extra to find one. Pets are accepted at roughly two in three places, and about four in ten have a log burner. Saunas are rarer, at around 6%. Guests rate the stays highly, at 9.0 out of 10 on average. If you want a quiet couple's break, a hot tub for two is easy to find. For a group, the cost per person falls as the lodge gets bigger, up to a point.
Where to stay in Yorkshire
York has the largest choice, with about 195 places, and its usual night is close to the county level. Scarborough, Whitby, Richmond and Skipton are much dearer, and Skipton is the highest of the main towns. Bridlington is cheaper than most, which suits a seaside break on a tighter budget. Selby, Malton, Garton and Great Driffield sit near the county level or a little under it. Hot tubs are almost universal in Garton and Selby, while Bridlington and Filey have fewer.
Town
Places
Usual night
With hot tub
York
195
£226
81%
Bridlington
92
£166
38%
Scarborough
86
£424
84%
Whitby
71
£387
80%
Richmond
52
£386
56%
Skipton
49
£504
78%
Garton
44
£208
98%
Malton
33
£201
70%
Filey
28
£354
46%
Selby
28
£195
100%
Pickering
26
£223
58%
Great Driffield
19
£222
89%
Features
Hot tubs and gardens are the two most common features, each found at around three in four places. Log burners appear at a little under half. Sea view and a swimming pool are rarer, each at about one place in twelve. A sea view brings the highest usual night of the features listed, well above the county level. Places with a pool are the opposite, usually cheaper than the typical stay. Fishing and high chairs also sit above the usual price, so they tend to belong to larger or more rural stays.
Feature
Places
Share
Usual night
Hot tub
1,324
74%
£272
Garden
1,282
72%
£267
Log burner / fireplace
774
44%
£280
High chair
753
42%
£334
BBQ
396
22%
£241
Fishing
389
22%
£343
Sea view
144
8%
£438
Swimming pool
142
8%
£172
By number of guests
Lodges for two are usually the cheapest per night, but each person pays the most. The lowest cost per person is for seven to nine guests. After that, nightly prices climb quickly. A lodge for 12 to 14 usually costs about three times as much as one for two. Per person the cost then rises again, so very large houses are a choice for the space rather than for saving money.
Prices rise slowly through the winter and spring. November is the cheapest month shown, and April is the dearest. The gap between them is modest, so timing matters less here than the town or the size of lodge. Availability changes more. In November and December fewer places are free, while from January onwards the share of free places is clearly higher. That makes late winter the easier time to book at short notice.
Month
Usual night
Nights still free
November 2026
£249
42%
December 2026
£252
41%
January 2027
£254
60%
February 2027
£260
66%
March 2027
£261
67%
April 2027
£278
67%
All towns in Yorkshire
Towns are best compared on three things: price level, hot tub share and distance from what you want to do. Coastal towns such as Scarborough and Whitby are dearer, and inland towns like Selby and Malton are cheaper. If you plan walking in the Dales, look at Skipton and Richmond, but expect higher prices. For a short break with a car, the smaller places often give more space for the same money.
Bridlington is cheaper than most of the larger towns. Selby, Malton and Garton also sit a little under the county level. Scarborough, Whitby and Skipton are among the dearest.
Is it cheaper to go in winter?
Only slightly. A week costs about the same in winter as outside it. Nightly prices rise gently from November to April, so the town and size of lodge make more difference.
Do many Yorkshire lodges have a sauna?
No, only about 6% do. Hot tubs are far more common. If you want a sauna, filter for it, as some larger family lodges include one with a pool.
How much does a lodge or cabin in Yorkshire cost?
Based on the prices we check every day, a night in one of these lodges or cabins in Yorkshire usually costs £244, and a week in winter around £1,812 (£1,800 the rest of the year). Prices depend mostly on the dates and the size of the property.
Are there lodges with hot tubs in Yorkshire?
Yes: 75% of the places on this page list a hot tub or spa bath on their property page.
Can I bring my dog?
66% of the places on this page accept pets, sometimes for a fee or on request. See also our dog friendly lodges.
What is the largest lodge in Yorkshire?
The largest property in this selection sleeps up to 42 guests; the average is 5.9 guests.
When should I book?
In our data the busiest month is December 2026, with only 41% of nights still free. For Christmas, New Year and school holidays, book several weeks ahead; for a last-minute break, check the dates shown on each property.
Is there a minimum stay?
Many lodges and cottages accept short breaks of 2 to 4 nights, but some only take weekly bookings in peak periods. The calendar on each property page shows the minimum stay night by night.