Cottages in Dorset with a Hot Tub
Whatever the occasion we have an incredible house for you
Breath-taking sea views, countless golden beaches and truly gorgeous country landscapes. You might think Dorset can’t get more luxurious? Well, you’d be mistaken. For ultimate relaxation, simply try throwing a hot tub into the mix. At kate & tom’s, you can choose from a selection of the most amazing Dorset cottages with hot tubs, each boasting a fantastic range of extravagant features.
Relax in utter bliss as the bubbles wash away any stress, overlooking some of the UK’s most serene countryside and coastal views. Or get the drinks flowing and switch on the music, turning your very own hot tub into party central. With holiday homes for 20, 30 or even 40+ guests in the south west, you can invite everybody to join the fun!
kate & tom's by the Coast
The Tudor Mansion
Wessex Manor
Mangerton House
Holmegate House and Wing
Nethergrove
Jurassic View
Holmegate House
kate & tom's in the Country
Mangerton House
Hot tub lodges with five-star amenities
At kate & tom’s, you can pair your private hot tub with other luxury features to create the Dorset holiday of your dreams. Unwind in the jet stream while the kids enjoy a state-of-the-art games room with a pool table and the latest consoles. How about an indoor gym with the best equipment and technology? Combined, you’ll have everything you need to look after mind, body and spirit on your south west adventure.
Some hot tub breaks even boast swimming pools, tennis courts and cinema rooms for a truly relaxing break. There’s nothing more idyllic than sipping cocktails on sun loungers before cuddling up for a family film. Outdoor enthusiasts will be in their element with the expansive outdoor spaces and gardens, surrounded by miles upon miles of outstanding natural beauty.
Dorset hot tub holiday cottages in the best locations
At kate & tom’s, our hot tub holidays are situated in some of the UK’s most stunning locations. Dorset, in particular, is known for its golden sandy beaches, quaint towns and abundance of nature. It’s the ideal base for hikers and adventurers who want to immerse themselves in the country’s glorious countryside.
Of course, you can’t visit Dorset without a trip to the world-famous Jurassic Coast – a World Heritage Site that stretches from Exmouth in East Devon to Studland Bay in Dorset. Here, you’ll find 96 miles of hiking trails and coastal paths that weave through pretty market towns, including Swanage, Lyme Regis or West Bay. It’s also the perfect spot for fossil hunting. The kids will love keeping an eye out for ancient relics of the past.
New Forest hot tub holidays are also becoming increasingly popular, thanks to the brilliant local attractions and beauty spots. After exploring the ancient woodlands and sun-dappled meadows, head to one of the many inns for a home-cooked meal and regional ale. Disconnecting from the stress of everyday life with a tranquil forest retreat is the ideal way to recharge tired batteries.
Cottages with hot tubs closer to the action
Alongside stunning Dorset countryside locations, we also have a range of private hot tub breaks closer to the action. Swap the remote Jurassic Coast for luxury lodges in Weymouth – a lively seaside town with Blue Flag sandy beaches, shallow waters for swimming, restaurants, bars and shops. With easy access to the region’s top attractions, it’s the ideal base for hanging out with friends and family.
For something a little quieter, discover Sherborne instead. This attractive market town and civil parish in northwest Dorset combines the best of both worlds with an eclectic collection of art galleries, antique houses and medieval architecture. Spend some quality time exploring the vintage shops and abbeys before heading to the nearby River Yeo. This gorgeous tributary is a short drive from the town’s centre and bursting with fascinating animal and plant life.
From Sherborne to Dorchester, you can’t head home without visiting the historic county town and birthplace of famous poet Thomas Hardy. This popular tourist destination offers families a wealth of things to do and see, including the Dorset Museum, Dorset Teddy Bear Museum and Athelhampton House. Bored of indoor activities? The town has an impressive 32 beaches nearby for swimming and other water sports activities – and not to mention the iconic Durdle Door just a stone’s throw away!
