Glasgow
2
1. Auchenlea lodges
9.5Exceptional · 283 reviews
The garden and the terrace with decking are the main features here, and the garden view comes with the double rooms. The lodges are adults only.
Guests love:Cleanliness 9.8Comfort 9.7
13 places · prices checked 15 Nov 2026
We track 13 lodges, cabins and hot tub cottages in Glasgow, usually £186 a night. A week in winter costs around £1,925 (£1,925 the rest of the year). Sleeps up to 12, 77% with a hot tub. Average guest rating: 8.6/10.
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Prices for 2 adults checked on Booking.com · updated 15 Nov 2026 · how we work
The choice in Glasgow itself is small, at 13 places, so it helps to decide on group size and hot tub early. Most places sleep six, with a few for couples and a handful of large houses for 12. Ratings are strong, at about 8.6 out of 10. If dates are fixed, check the nearby towns as well, because Balloch has more than twice as many places and the lowest starting prices in the area.
Glasgow
2
9.5Exceptional · 283 reviews
The garden and the terrace with decking are the main features here, and the garden view comes with the double rooms. The lodges are adults only.
Guests love:Cleanliness 9.8Comfort 9.7
Glasgow
2
9.7Exceptional · 93 reviews
Guests love:Hosts 10.0Comfort 9.9
Glasgow
2-3 4-6
8.6Excellent · 332 reviews
Guests love:Hosts 9.2Location 9.1
Glasgow
3 6
9.2Exceptional · 24 reviews
Guests love:Location 9.5Hosts 9.4
Glasgow
3 6
7.8Good · 153 reviews
Guests love:Location 9.3
Glasgow
4 8
8.2Very good · 7 reviews
Guests love:Comfort 9.0Location 9.0
Glasgow
6 12
7.8Good · 14 reviews
Guests love:Location 8.6
Glasgow
4 6
7.8Good · 8 reviews
Guests love:Hosts 8.5
Glasgow
6 12
9.01 reviews
Glasgow
3 6
8.02 reviews
Glasgow
1 5
Glasgow is a city where lodges sit alongside the lochs and parkland rather than in open countryside, so a stay here suits groups who want a hot tub and a base close to a large city. Most of the places are built for families and friends. The typical lodge sleeps about six, and the largest takes 12 guests across six bedrooms.
Hot tubs are the main feature, with about 77% of places having one. Other features are much rarer: around 31% have a log burner, about 8% have a sauna, and just over half accept pets. Prices cover a wide range. Ratings are good, at 8.6 out of 10 on average.
A hot tub is the feature you will find most often, in 10 of the 13 places. Those places are dearer than the typical stay, though, so a hot tub adds to the cost. Gardens come next, then log burners and high chairs, each in about a third. Barbecues, lake views, a sauna and a swimming pool are rare. The places with a log burner or sauna are among the dearest, while the one with a pool is the cheapest of all.
| Feature | Places | Share | Usual night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hot tub | 10 | 77% | £275 |
| Garden | 8 | 62% | £202 |
| Log burner / fireplace | 4 | 31% | £619 |
| High chair | 4 | 31% | £202 |
| BBQ | 3 | 23% | £395 |
| Sauna | 1 | 8% | £619 |
| Swimming pool | 1 | 8% | £50 |
| Fishing | 1 | 8% | £919 |
Two sizes make up most of the choice: places for two and places for five or six. A stay for two usually costs more per night than a six-bed lodge, and the gap grows once you split the cost per person. Larger groups pay far less each, which is why a three-bedroom lodge works well for friends or families. Couples should expect to pay a lot for a hot tub, since the cost is not shared.
| Sleeps | Places | Bedrooms | Usual night | Per guest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sleeps 2 | 3 | 1 | £171 | £86 |
| Sleeps 5-6 | 7 | 3 | £128 | £21 |
Prices stay fairly steady through the winter, with November and January a little dearer than February and March. December is close to the cheapest, though availability is lowest then, with just under half of nights free. April is the dearest month shown, and it is also when the most dates are open. For the best value, look at February or March, when prices are lowest and plenty of nights are free.
| Month | Usual night | Nights still free |
|---|---|---|
| November 2026 | £196 | 49% |
| December 2026 | £186 | 47% |
| January 2027 | £194 | 66% |
| February 2027 | £180 | 67% |
| March 2027 | £185 | 79% |
| April 2027 | £230 | 85% |
Several nearby towns have more lodges than Glasgow itself. Balloch has the most, with 29 places and the lowest starting prices of the group. Drymen, Luss and Port of Menteith have fewer places and cost a little more to start with, and they suit a stay near the lochs. Stewarton and Airdrie lie on the other side of the city and have the highest starting prices here. Compare a few before you book.
Yes, to a point. The largest places sleep 12 across six bedrooms, and most of these have a hot tub and a log burner. They cost far more a night than the smaller lodges, but the cost per person falls once you share it.
In most of the places that have one, it comes with the lodge. Hot tub places are typically dearer than those without. It is worth checking the listing for any extra fee for heating or for pets.
February and March are usually the cheapest months shown, with December also lower than November or January. April costs the most. Availability is widest in spring, while December has the fewest free nights.
Yes. Balloch has the lowest starting prices in the area and many more places to choose from. Drymen, Luss and Port of Menteith start a little higher, but they are close to the lochs.
Based on the prices we check every day, a night in one of these lodges or cabins in Glasgow usually costs £186, and a week in winter around £1,925 (£1,925 the rest of the year). Prices depend mostly on the dates and the size of the property.
Yes: 77% of the places on this page list a hot tub or spa bath on their property page.
54% of the places on this page accept pets, sometimes for a fee or on request. See also our dog friendly lodges.
The largest property in this selection sleeps up to 12 guests; the average is 6.1 guests.
In our data the busiest month is December 2026, with only 47% 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.
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.
Go back to Lodges in Scotland to widen your search. You might also like Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Drymen, Lodges in Balloch, Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Luss and Lodges in Stewarton.