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35 places · prices checked 15 Nov 2026

Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Bristol

We track 35 lodges, cabins and hot tub cottages in Bristol, usually £211 a night. A week in winter costs around £2,051 (£1,512 the rest of the year). Sleeps up to 34, 71% with a hot tub. Average guest rating: 8.7/10.

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Places
35
Usual night
£211
Week in winter
£2,051
Average rating
8.7/10
Sleeps up to
34 guests

Prices for 2 adults checked on Booking.com · updated 15 Nov 2026 · how we work

Our places in Bristol

The choice in Bristol is mixed. Small one-bedroom cabins for two sit alongside family houses and a few very large properties for groups. The cheapest night found is 80, but that kind of stay is the exception, and the usual night is well above it. Winter weeks cost noticeably more than weeks outside winter, which is the reverse of what many people assume. If you are travelling as a couple, look at the smaller places first, because the gap between those and the big houses is wide.

Bristol

5 12

7. Nempnett Farmhouse

10.0Exceptional · 8 reviews

Guests love:Cleanliness 10.0Comfort 10.0

  • Hot tub
  • Log burner / fireplace
  • Pets on request
Usually£1,504per night
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Bristol

1 3

8. The Grange

8.5Excellent · 27 reviews

Guests love:Value 9.2Hosts 9.1

  • Dog friendly
Usually£80per night
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Bristol

5 10

10. Bilsham Meadows

10.0Exceptional · 6 reviews

Guests love:Cleanliness 10.0Comfort 10.0

  • Hot tub
  • Sea view
Usually£1,588per night
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Bristol

4 10

14. Hidden Well

9.0Exceptional · 6 reviews

Guests love:Cleanliness 9.5Comfort 9.5

  • Hot tub
Usually£1,421per night
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Bristol is a city rather than a typical lodge destination, and that shapes the stays on offer. Many places here sit on the edge of town or in the countryside nearby, so you can combine a quiet evening in a hot tub with a day in the city's harbourside and its markets. Most of the stock is built for couples and small groups, with a smaller number of very large houses for parties.

Prices are on the high side for a short break. A usual night costs more than you might expect for a lodge, and the larger places push the typical figure up a lot. Cheaper stays exist, mostly small cabins for two or three people, and some of them take dogs. Hot tubs are common, found at around seven in ten places, while log burners are less usual, at about three in ten. Guests rate the places well, at 8.7 out of 10, and the average place sleeps 7, though the largest takes 34.

Our selections in Bristol

The one dedicated selection covers dog friendly lodges and cabins, with 15 places in total. That is a little under half of everything in Bristol, so travelling with a dog does not narrow your options by much. Some larger houses take pets on request rather than as standard, so check the terms with the owner before you book, particularly if you have more than one dog.

Features

Gardens are the most common feature, at about three quarters of places, followed closely by hot tubs. Log burners appear at around a third. Features such as a swimming pool or a private pool are rare, at about one place in ten, and they are mostly found on the large, dearer houses. Places with a hot tub usually cost more than places with a garden or a log burner alone, so a hot tub is the feature that moves the price most. If budget matters, a log burner gives you a warm evening for less.

FeaturePlacesShareUsual night
Garden2777%£212
Hot tub2571%£364
Log burner / fireplace1131%£212
High chair926%£919
BBQ823%£762
Fishing720%£211
Swimming pool39%£811
Private pool39%£811

By number of guests

Most places sleep two, with one bedroom, and these are among the cheaper options per night. Places for three or four people cost about the same per night as those for two, so the cost per person drops by half, which makes them the best value for a small group or family. From seven guests upwards the nightly price jumps sharply, and the largest groups pay a lot per person. Houses for 12 to 14 are a little cheaper per person than those for 10 or 11.

SleepsPlacesBedroomsUsual nightPer guest
Sleeps 2121£155£78
Sleeps 3-482£152£38
Sleeps 7-944£637£80
Sleeps 10-1144£1,022£102
Sleeps 12-1435£919£77

Prices month by month

Prices stay in a narrow band from November to April. January is the cheapest month, with the most availability. Spring is dearer, with March and April a little above the winter months. December and February sit in between. Availability is tightest in November and December, so if you want a stay close to Christmas, book earlier than you would for the new year.

MonthUsual nightNights still free
November 2026 £211 46%
December 2026 £216 48%
January 2027 £200 64%
February 2027 £218 59%
March 2027 £225 56%
April 2027 £226 60%

Around Bristol

Several nearby towns offer more choice or lower starting prices. Cheddar has the most places, at 30, and Bath follows with 21, with nightly prices starting lower than in Bristol itself. Wells has 12 places, Holcombe has 8, Chepstow has 7 and Blagdon has 5, so those are smaller selections. If Bristol is full for your dates, Bath and Cheddar are the most practical places to look next, as both are within reach of the city for a day out.

FAQs

Are lodges in Bristol good for couples?

Yes. Around a third of the places sleep two, and they usually have one bedroom. Many have a hot tub or a log burner. These small places are among the cheaper stays in the city.

Which month is cheapest for a lodge in Bristol?

January is the cheapest month of the winter and spring period, and it has the most availability. Prices rise a little in March and April. Weekdays are usually the best time to look for a lower price.

Is a larger lodge cheaper per person?

Not always. Places for three or four people are the cheapest per person. Larger houses for ten or more cost more per night and per person, although the biggest group houses are a little better value than those for 10 or 11.

Where else can I look if Bristol is full?

Bath and Cheddar have the most places nearby, with 21 and 30 respectively. Wells, Holcombe, Chepstow and Blagdon have smaller selections. All of these are within reach of Bristol.

How much does a lodge or cabin in Bristol cost?

Based on the prices we check every day, a night in one of these lodges or cabins in Bristol usually costs £211, and a week in winter around £2,051 (£1,512 the rest of the year). Prices depend mostly on the dates and the size of the property.

Are there lodges with hot tubs in Bristol?

Yes: 71% of the places on this page list a hot tub or spa bath on their property page.

Can I bring my dog?

43% 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 Bristol?

The largest property in this selection sleeps up to 34 guests; the average is 7.0 guests.

When should I book?

In our data the busiest month is November 2026, with only 46% 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.

Keep exploring

Go back to Lodges in England to widen your search. You might also like Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Bath, Lodges in Blagdon, Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Cheddar and Lodges in Holcombe.