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21 places · prices checked 15 Nov 2026

Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Salcombe

We track 21 lodges, cabins and hot tub cottages in Salcombe, usually £340 a night. A week in winter costs around £7,602 (£7,771 the rest of the year). Sleeps up to 16, 67% with a hot tub. Average guest rating: 8.7/10.

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Places
21
Usual night
£340
Week in winter
£7,602
Average rating
8.7/10
Sleeps up to
16 guests

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

Our places in Salcombe

The 21 places range from small one-bedroom cabins for two to houses with five bedrooms for ten. Many sit in Salcombe itself, and sea views are common among the bigger ones. Small cabins with a log burner or a hot tub cost much less than the large houses, so the choice of budgets is wide. A few larger properties cost several times the usual night. If you only need a base for two, look at the one-bedroom cabins first. For a group, compare the number of bedrooms before the headline price, since a nine-person house can be cheaper than a smaller one with a view.

Salcombe

3 7

9. St Elmo Lodge

8.4Very good · 5 reviews

A family or a group of up to 7 people will find enough room here. The holiday home has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms across 1400 sq ft.

Guests love:Location 10.0Hosts 10.0

  • Sea view
  • Pets on request
Usually£919per night
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Salcombe

7 16

15. Landmark

  • Hot tub
  • Log burner / fireplace
  • Sea view
Usually£3,008per night
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Salcombe

4 8

16. Topwood

  • Hot tub
  • Log burner / fireplace
  • Sea view
Price for your dates
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Salcombe sits on the Devon coast at the mouth of an estuary, and the stays here lean towards sea views, gardens and larger family or group bookings. Two thirds of the lodges and cabins have a hot tub, and the same share have a sea view. Only a small number have a sauna, around one in ten.

Prices run high for the area. A usual night is dearer than most of the neighbouring towns, and the choice of budgets is wide: a few small two-person cabins cost far less than the big sea-view houses. Most places sleep around seven on average, with the largest taking 16, so this suits groups of friends and extended families more than couples looking for the cheapest option. Dogs are accepted at a little over half of them, and log burners are about as common. Winter is clearly cheaper than spring, which matters if you want to keep the cost down.

Features

A garden is the most common feature, found at four in five places. Hot tubs and barbecues come next, each at about two thirds, and sea views are just as frequent. Log burners appear at over half. Stays with a sea view are noticeably dearer than those with a garden alone, and places with a hot tub also cost more than the usual night. Saunas and lake views are rare, with only two places each. High chairs are listed at about a third, which is useful if you travel with a toddler. Check the details before booking, as the features overlap on the bigger houses.

FeaturePlacesShareUsual night
Garden1781%£340
Hot tub1467%£506
BBQ1467%£506
Sea view1467%£723
Log burner / fireplace1257%£648
High chair733%£723
Sauna210%£506
Fishing210%£498

By number of guests

Places for two are the cheapest in total, and they also cost the least per person. Mid-sized places for five or six sit in the middle, usually with three bedrooms. The largest group, sleeping seven to nine, is the biggest in number and has the highest cost per person here, which is unusual because larger places often get cheaper per head. Splitting a stay between several couples can still work out sensible, but compare each place on its own.

SleepsPlacesBedroomsUsual nightPer guest
Sleeps 241£161£80
Sleeps 5-633£582£97
Sleeps 7-994£858£107

Prices month by month

November to January are the cheapest months, with December the lowest of the six. From February the usual night nearly doubles, then rises again in March and climbs further in April, when it is several times the winter level. Availability is fairly steady across the months, with a little more free in November and December. If price matters, a winter break gives the best value. For spring, especially around Easter, book well ahead and expect to pay a good deal more for the same cabin.

MonthUsual nightNights still free
November 2026 £386 55%
December 2026 £340 58%
January 2027 £367 47%
February 2027 £724 47%
March 2027 £1,086 47%
April 2027 £1,421 51%

Around Salcombe

Several nearby towns offer other options. Dartmouth has the most places, with 33, and starts cheaper than Salcombe. Ashsprington has 22 and Totnes 14, though Totnes starts higher. Kingsbridge has 13 and is close by, with lower starting prices than Salcombe. Dittisham has 5 and Burgh Island 6. If Salcombe is full or too dear for your dates, Kingsbridge and Dartmouth are the easiest places to compare, and the choice there is wider.

FAQs

Is Salcombe dearer than nearby towns?

Usually yes. The typical night here is high, and several neighbouring towns such as Kingsbridge and Dartmouth start lower. There are a few cheaper cabins in Salcombe, mostly small ones for two.

Which months are cheapest in Salcombe?

November, December and January cost the least. Prices rise from February and are much higher by April. A winter break is the easiest way to keep costs down.

Do many Salcombe lodges have sea views?

About two thirds do. They typically cost more than places with only a garden. Many of the larger houses have both a sea view and a hot tub.

Is there a sauna at any of the lodges?

Only about one in ten has a sauna, so two places in total. Hot tubs are far more common. If a sauna matters to you, filter for it early, because the choice is small.

How much does a lodge or cabin in Salcombe cost?

Based on the prices we check every day, a night in one of these lodges or cabins in Salcombe usually costs £340, and a week in winter around £7,602 (£7,771 the rest of the year). Prices depend mostly on the dates and the size of the property.

Are there lodges with hot tubs in Salcombe?

Yes: 67% of the places on this page list a hot tub or spa bath on their property page.

Can I bring my dog?

57% 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 Salcombe?

The largest property in this selection sleeps up to 16 guests; the average is 6.8 guests.

When should I book?

In our data the busiest month is January 2027, 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.

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 Devon to widen your search. You might also like Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Kingsbridge, Lodges in Burgh Island, Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Dartmouth and Lodges in Totnes.