Anglesey
Hot Tub Cottages in North Wales
34 properties found
Our cottages with hot tubs in North Wales
Cottages with hot tubs, North Wales from coast to mountains, from Birch Stays: 31 homes from Anglesey to the Dee Valley, sleeping from 2 to 34 guests. Every tub is private to the home; none are shared. Most are fixed tubs, kept hot and ready when you arrive. Three shepherd's huts have wood-fired ones, and Fern Lodge on Anglesey has a Lazy Spa set up for your stay. Most of the homes take dogs.
Which homes, and where
Where you stay decides what's in front of the tub, so pick your North Wales accommodation with hot tub by area first. Anglesey has the beaches and the most choice. The Llyn Peninsula has the quiet coves, Snowdonia the mountains, and the Vale of Clwyd the big country houses an hour from Manchester.
Anglesey has 21 hot tub homes, from Craig y Don's two tubs on the Menai Strait to Tan y Fron's eight-seater over Red Wharf Bay, Rhosneigr Hall and Bodorgan Inn for 22, and The Retreat at Rhoscolyn for 32. Our hot tub cottages in Anglesey page lists them all.
The Llyn Peninsula: Gwynt y Môr at Nefyn (8) has a hot tub in an enclosed garden, and comes with Y Nyth (16) when you book it with the cottage next door.
Conwy and Llandudno: Plas y Môr at Rhos-on-Sea (34) has a hot tub as well as a heated indoor pool and a sauna.
Snowdonia: Snowdonia Retreat at Beddgelert (8) is a bungalow with a private hot tub in the garden, seven minutes from the quietest path up Snowdon.
Llangollen and the Vale of Clwyd: The Manor near Ruthin (30) has a hillside hot tub, a pool and a sauna. The Plough Inn above Wrexham (16) has a wood-fired tub in its courtyard garden, Alexander Lodge near Wrexham (23) has a ten-person tub, and Lambourne House at Chirk (8) has one looking over the River Ceiriog.
The Menai Strait mainland: Telford House at Bangor (16) has a hot tub, with Anglesey and Snowdon both 20 minutes away.
Dog friendly hot tub cottages
Most of our North Wales hot tub homes take dogs, including the shepherd's huts, which take one each. The Manor and Plas y Môr don't take pets. The tub is for people, not dogs, and a few homes ask that dogs stay off the decking around it. Add your dogs as an extra in the guest portal after you book. The dog friendly cottages in North Wales page has the rest.
Shepherd's huts: North Wales glamping with hot tub
If you're looking for glamping, our three shepherd's huts are the closest we come, and they're a good deal more comfortable than a pod. Copa and Seren at Fferm Fach sit above the Menai Strait near Menai Bridge, each for two, each with a wood-fired tub. Lambourne Dell is a hut for two on the River Ceiriog near Chirk, with its own wood-fired tub and a gravel beach on the river. Each has a proper bed, a kitchen and a shower, and each takes one dog.
Lodges and log cabins with hot tubs
We should say plainly that ours are houses, cottages and huts, not lodges or log cabins on a holiday park. If you want a hot tub lodge in North Wales, the homes on this page give you the same tub with a whole house around it and no neighbours on the next pitch. If it's hot tub breaks North Wales visitors are after, with a garden and no neighbours, the list above is the one. The same goes for hot tub lodges: North Wales has plenty on holiday parks, and ours are the whole-house alternative.
What to check before you book
Four things, all on each home's page.
Private or shared: ours are all private.
Year-round or seasonal: where a tub is seasonal, the listing gives the months.
How long it takes to heat: fixed tubs are kept at temperature and ready when you walk in. The wood-fired tubs take an hour or two from cold, which is part of the fun, and the huts supply the kindling.
Covered or screened: each listing says, and it decides whether you'll use it in January.
Every hot tub is cleaned and tested between stays, in line with the HSE guidance on spa pools. If a tub is out of action, you'll hear from us before you set off, not on arrival.
When to come
Hot tub holidays, North Wales-style, are at their best from October to March, when the coast is empty, the mountains have snow on the tops and a walk in the wind ends in hot water. That's also when the prices drop. In August the tub is a nice extra; in November it's the point of the trip. Christmas, New Year and February half term go first.
Where in North Wales
The hot tub homes cluster on Anglesey's west and north coasts, with the biggest houses inland near Ruthin and on the coast at Rhos-on-Sea. Each area page says what's within reach of the tub: Anglesey, Snowdonia, Llyn Peninsula, Conwy and Llandudno, Llangollen and Wrexham.
Why book direct with Birch Stays
Book direct and you'll deal with us, not a call centre. Our team will answer the phone and can tell you, honestly, which home has the better hot tub. When you're ready to book, pay 30% to hold your dates. The balance is usually due 60 days before you arrive, but it varies by home, so check the listing for your dates. If anything about the home changes before then, you'll hear it from us first.
