Timber cabins and lodges with their own hot tub, from the Scottish lochs to the Cornish coast, with this weekend's availability and the usual price for each one.
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This selection lists 3,058 places, usually £232 a night. A week in winter costs around £1,798 (£1,815 the rest of the year). Sleeps up to 26. Average guest rating: 9.0/10.
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The examples at the top of the list show how much the price depends on the setting. Small cabins for two in places such as Blaina, Clitheroe or Long Marton usually cost less than those with a lake view at Balloch or Luss. Garvagh and Stewarton offer room for four or five at a price below the lake-view cabins for two. Extras shift the cost too. A log burner, a spa bath or a sauna appear on several of the cheaper and the dearer cabins alike, so compare the full feature list and not only the headline price.
Top 48 of 3,058, ranked by guest rating and number of reviews.
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A hot tub is the main feature here, set among outdoor furniture, an outdoor fireplace and a barbecue area. Each has a kitchenette and a private bathroom.
The hut sits in a garden setting outside Carmarthen, with the nearest neighbour 710 yards away. From the balcony and the windows you look onto the garden.
Hot tubs are close to standard in these cabins and lodges, so the choice comes down to where you want to be and how many of you are going. Most places sleep around five, and the biggest takes 26. Couples have a lot to pick from, with several hundred places for two, while groups of four to six are the largest part of the market.
Prices vary widely by area. A typical night is dearer than many people expect for a cabin, but the cheapest nights found are well under half of that. Scotland, Wales and the English counties all have cabins from the lower end of the range. Around 62% accept pets, about a third have a log burner and 12% have a sauna. Winter weeks cost almost the same as weeks in other seasons, so the cold months are not much cheaper.
Our selections
England has by far the most cabins with hot tubs, over 2,000, so choice is widest there. Scotland has 570 and Wales 365. Among the regions, Lincolnshire starts lowest of those listed, followed by Wales and Cornwall. Northumberland, Dumfries and Galloway and the Yorkshire Dales start higher. Smaller areas such as the Forest of Dean and the Yorkshire Dales have only a dozen or so places, so availability is tighter. The dog friendly selection is the largest of all, with 1,886 places.
York has the most cabins in this list, with 106, and its usual night is a little below the UK figure. Tattershall in Lincolnshire and Felton in Northumberland sit at the cheaper end. Carmarthen is also lower priced. Windermere costs noticeably more, and South Cerney costs more again. Kingham stands far above the rest, at well over double the UK usual night. Newton Stewart and St. Andrews give you a Scottish base at middling prices.
Town
Places
Usual night
With hot tub
York
106
£226
100%
Tattershall
60
£170
100%
Newton Stewart
54
£215
100%
Windermere
39
£287
100%
South Cerney
37
£343
100%
St. Andrews
33
£245
100%
Felton
27
£174
100%
Morpeth
25
£230
100%
Carmarthen
23
£179
100%
Selby
23
£194
100%
Lifton
20
£262
100%
Kingham
19
£596
100%
Features
The hot tub is nearly universal, so it tells you little when you compare. Garden access is common, at two in three places. A log burner is found in a third, and those cabins usually cost a little more than the UK norm. Fishing places are dearer, which suggests larger estates and lodges. Swimming pools are the cheapest feature on the list, usually below the UK figure. Saunas are in about one in eight cabins and add little to the usual price.
Feature
Places
Share
Usual night
Hot tub
3,038
99%
£232
Garden
2,031
66%
£242
Log burner / fireplace
1,010
33%
£252
High chair
992
32%
£284
BBQ
845
28%
£238
Fishing
671
22%
£298
Swimming pool
374
12%
£197
Sauna
356
12%
£239
By number of guests
Cabins for two are the cheapest in total but the dearest per person. Per head, the cost falls steadily up to the sleeps 7 to 9 band, which is the best value per person. After that, big houses for 10 or more cost a lot more in total. Groups of 12 to 14 pay the highest per person among the larger sizes. Most of the choice sits between two and six guests, with around 800 to 1,000 places in each band. Places for 20 or more are rare.
The usual night rises gradually from November through to April. November is the cheapest month here, and April the dearest. December and January are close together, and February and March are a little higher. Availability moves the other way. In November fewer places are free than in spring, which means autumn and early winter fill faster. If you want a cheaper night, a November stay is the better bet, but book early for it.
Month
Usual night
Nights still free
November 2026
£231
43%
December 2026
£243
45%
January 2027
£245
57%
February 2027
£255
62%
March 2027
£251
66%
April 2027
£276
66%
FAQs
Do all these cabins have a hot tub?
Yes, essentially all of them do. The hot tub is private to the cabin, so you do not share it with other guests. Check whether it is wood-fired or electric if the heat-up time matters to you.
Are hot tub cabins cheaper in winter?
Only slightly. A week in winter costs about the same as a week at other times of year. Nightly prices are lowest in November and rise towards April.
Which area is cheapest for a cabin with a hot tub?
Lincolnshire, Wales and Cornwall have some of the lowest starting prices. Places such as Tattershall and Carmarthen are also usually cheaper than the UK norm. Windermere and South Cerney are noticeably dearer.
Can I find a cabin with a sauna or log burner too?
Yes. About one in eight has a sauna, and about a third have a log burner or fireplace. Both are easy to filter for, and a log burner tends to add a little to the usual price.
How much does a lodge or cabin in the UK cost?
Based on the prices we check every day, a night in one of these lodges or cabins in the UK usually costs £232, and a week in winter around £1,798 (£1,815 the rest of the year). Prices depend mostly on the dates and the size of the property.
Can I bring my dog?
62% 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 the UK?
The largest property in this selection sleeps up to 26 guests; the average is 4.9 guests.
When should I book?
In our data the busiest month is November 2026, with only 43% 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.