Holiday Cottages With Hot Tubs In Cornwall

Hot Tub Cottages in Cornwall

Before you book that plane ticket to some far-flung destination, consider taking your next luxury holiday to Cornwall. Yes, Cornwall! A firm-favourite with families, honeymooners, and surfers, Cornwall has everything you could ever wish for, including amazing sandy beaches, world-class restaurants and fascinating historic landmarks. The accommodation's pretty good too, and you'll find lots of great hot tub cottages in Cornwall for that added touch of indulgence. Who needs the Caribbean when you've got Carlyon Bay!

Nothing says luxury than your own private hot tub. How about relaxing underneath the clear Cornish sky, perhaps sipping on some champagne and forgetting all the stresses and strains of 'normal' life? Sounds blissful? Well, there are actually lots of excellent Cornwall hot tub cottages, something for all tastes and budgets, whether you're looking for a cosy little hideaway for two, or a spacious modern property to accommodate your next surfing holiday.

What to do on your Cornwall cottage holiday

Although it would be nice to stay in the hot tub for a fortnight, it's probably not healthy! And you'll undoubtedly want to get out and explore this stunning part of the world. Cornwall is packed full of amazing things to see and do and caters for all kinds of travellers. Its beaches, for example, range from lively surf spots like Fistral Beach to more tranquil strips of sand like Peter's Point Beach, a top place to head if you're looking to escape the crowds.

While Cornish beaches are amazing, what really makes this part of the country unique is the history and that tangible feeling of Arthurian Magic all around you. If history is your thing, then Tintagel is a must visit, a magnificent 12^thcentury castle built along a cliff edge. If you're feeling particularly taken with the magic of the place, you might head to the Witchcraft Museum in Boscastle, which occasionally opens at night for a very special, spooky experience!

Cottages deliver the very best in comfort and quality, which is why you'll find a generous choice of excellent hot tub cottages in Cornwall – stunning accommodation that goes well beyond the norm to deliver an unforgettable holiday experience.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Mark - Verified booking

This is a superbly appointed property which affords excellent accommodation for up to 8 adults.

The property is high spec with top of the range white goods, all fairly new, two kitchens, and lots of quality touches like the movement activated night lights integral to the bathrooms, which are well designed with excellent showers and one bath on the ground floor. The master bedroom has superb views over to Fowey through the balcony doors. We did not use the BBQ but again its a top of the range Webber BBQ, we did use the hot tub which had easy to operate instructions and plenty of room for all with good outside lighting. Polruan itself is small but has two friendly pubs, and the Lugger does food all day, nice breakfast. There is a local store which stocks all the essentials and a bakery, and a cafe which serves food, the Russell Inn were happy for food purchased in the cafe to be eaten in the pub as they are under common ownership. The foot passenger ferry works really well providing swift easy access to Fowey, be sure to check times of the last one back. The car ferry further up is also easy to use but possibly more challenging in the busier months. Access to Polruan is challenging the local roads are very narrow and we preferred to loop into town staying on the B3359 towards Polperro and then taking the local roads as late as possible. Polruan is effectively pedestrianised and it is not possible to get a vehicle up to the property so unloading and loading may take a little time especially as the town is on a steep slope which gives great views but means you are walking up (or down) each trip. There are then 14 steps when you get to the property. Despite arrival and departure requiring a little thought and some effort the benefit of enjoying the luxurious accommodation once settled more than made up for the effort. The car park at the top was Â£30 for 7 days if aid in advance and you can pay by card. We enjoyed our stay very much and will return.

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Claire - Verified booking

WOW, Postcard Lodge is 5 star luxury home.

We have recently stayed at the property, 6 adults, a baby and a small dog visiting friends who live in beautiful Fowey. Itâs an immaculate property with amazing views and facilities. The owners really have thought of everything you would need for your stay. Parking is at the top of Polruan at a cost of Â£30 per week and yes, as previous previous reviews have mentioned access to the property is a little hilly however the property with its stunning views and facilities are worth the little extra effort. Polruan itself is a gorgeous little fishing village with 2 pubs, a bakery and a little store stocked with things you may have forgotten - we had a Sainsburyâs delivery the day we arrived. We ate at the Lugger pub, delicious food. We also had a takeout of fish and chips one evening from there which we ate on our beautiful sunny patio. The Russell pub has quiz nights a few times a week which we thoroughly enjoyed. The ferry crossing to Fowey is idyllic, day & night. Its costs Â£5.60 for a return and runs from 7am to 11pm. At Fowey we ate at the Pintxo tapas bar, the Haveners (pub grub), the Harbour Hotel (fine dining) and the Indian restaurant. We would highly recommend all of them. We travelled to Looe, Polperro and St Ives, all of which are beautiful places however we were always pleased to get back home to our idyllic village of Polruan. Overall we had a fabulous holiday and would highly recommend Postcard Lodge - itâs what Cornish holiday dreams are made of. Weâll definitely be back!

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Catherine - Verified booking

Overall we had a really great stay and the cottage and surrounding environment were excellent.

There were some minor niggles but many of these were personal preferences and do not reflect negatively on the property or the facilities. In no particular order these were: - o There was an issue with the booking and on arrival we were shown a 1 bed property rather than the 2 bed we had booked. There was an awkward few minutes when paperwork was frantically checked and this somewhat spoiled the commencement of our break. My suggestion with regard to this would be to have individual names for the properties rather than studio 1 & 2. o The property would be better served by removing some of the clutter and non-essentials from the kitchen and dining area. I know many people like to cook a lot whilst on a self catering vacation but for us there was just too much stuff in and around the kitchen. Possible an online checklist prior to arrival would allow the management to tailor the contents of the property to the needs of the guests. o The wet room - My issue is I just don't like wet rooms. The floor was never dry despite all the incessant mopping that had to be done every time the shower was used. The one real issue that we were OK with but should have been made aware of was the building work taking place on the site during the entirety of our stay. The builders were respectful and friendly and as quiet as they possibly could have been but we should have been informed that this work would be in progress.

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Eriks - Verified booking

Everything was better than we expected (apart from the weather'''''') The owners Julia and Dave were a joy to meet a were extremely helpful.

My only criticism was the design of the Wet-room pump action centrifugal spinning floor mop which I thought was a novel and great idea but it is not not fast enough to be effective and not the owners fault either. Then there was the impossibility in getting a cab to take us to the Polgooth when it was RAINING. But to be be Fair it is too short a FARE to make it worth their while I suppose. Still I can't help wondering if they would show an interest and suddenly find an available cab if you were to say name your price, or they could impose some sort of surcharge for short runs at peak times as a minimum charge. To be honest, I would happily have paid an extra Â£5 or even Â£10 on a special family night out to save us all from a drenching from the Biblical downpours.. that would have had Noah heading for the hills. The steep driveway was not anything to worry about and became a bit of a chuckle after the first ascent / decent. btw there is hardly any phone signal so a good way to chat is via messenger or whatsapp but then I expect most people know that one already but I was a bit slow to suss that one out. All in all, none of that was Dave and Julia's fault and I've been rambling a bit now methinks, and have digressed from announcing most importantly that this was possibly one of the best retreats that we have spent our break in/at and wouldn't hesitate from recommending to my friends.

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Pippa - Verified booking

The property is well located for Sennen Cove, but the name âsea the viewâ is a bit misleading as it doesnât really have sea views.

The rooms are very nice quality and design and a lot of thought has gone into it. The photos on the listing showed comfy outdoor furniture but this had been replaced with less lounge furniture (which is obviously easier for them to maintain). So there was nowhere we could all sit and lounge outside (the comfy corner sofa chairs were not there, the swing chairs had been taken down etc). So it wasnât quite as expected. The bed linen was lovely quality but the pillows were awful - I get this is very personal but I had to go out and buy some as they were that poor and the main bed had a super firm mattress. We had problems with the main patio door not working which meant there was a gap when they were closed and as it is quite an exposed garden the draft and noise of the wind was quite annoying. In addition we had a day of driving rain which lead to a large leak flooding the floor under the picture window. Eating in all the basics crockery was there but for example there was no salad bowl or serving plates, so if you were wanting to do a nice meal in it was a bit basic. The addition of an electric charger was very helpful. It was lovely but overall for the high price I donât think it quite delivered.

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Holiday Cottages With Hot Tubs In Cornwall

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Cornwall Hot Tub Cottages

Cornwall

Sea the View

Ref: S679425

Reviews 12

Cornwall

Honey Pot, Liskeard

Ref: S881337

Cornwall

Spice Barn, Liskeard

Ref: S881123

Cornwall

2 Bed Cottage in Golant

Ref: S230711

Cornwall

Hunters Moon

Ref: S1039830

Cornwall

Fulmar House - Golant

Ref: S677205

Reviews 1

Cornwall

6 The Links

Ref: S1065460

Cornwall

Postcard Lodge

Ref: S375913

Reviews 19

Cornwall

Bogee Farm

Ref: S1002833

Cornwall

East Thorne Glamping

Ref: S514402

Cornwall

East Thorne - Cornwall

Ref: S505360

Cornwall

St Ives Bay

Ref: S920451

Cornwall

Villa Gallery - 27074

Ref: S378680

Cornwall

Haven -79

Ref: S378687

Cornwall

Haven -78

Ref: S378686

Cornwall

Valley Gallery - 27075

Ref: S378682

Cornwall

St Ives Bay

Ref: S920450

Cornwall

Honey Pot

Ref: S995972

Cornwall

Spice Barn

Ref: S995975

Cornwall

1 Bed Cottage in St Just

Ref: S418508

Cornwall

Carn Brea

Ref: S1242454

Cornwall

Lefransa, Carbis Bay

Ref: S1039857

Reviews 1

Cornwall

Chapel Green Studio 2

Ref: S81170

Reviews 82

Cornwall

The Wink, Cape Cornwall

Ref: S483310

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