Over 620 Lodges | Established 2018
Over 620 Lodges | Est. 2018
Devon has everything needed for a memorable hot tub getaway. With two spectacular coastlines, two national parks and countless picturesque villages, Devon is a destination where active days and relaxing evenings co-exist. Whether you’ve spent the day walking along windswept moorland, exploring hidden coves or wandering through a handful of colourful harbour towns, returning to a luxury lodge with a hot tub in Devon is the perfect way to end the day.
There’s a lot of variety in Devon. You can wake up beside the sea, spend the afternoon in the countryside and finish the evening soaking in a private hot tub beneath a sky full of stars. From romantic retreats for two, to family-friendly lodge holidays, Devon boasts a wide range of accommodation - many of which have private hot tubs that make the most of the beautiful surroundings - so there’s something for everyone.
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One of the best things about a lodge holiday in Devon is choosing the scenery that suits your perfect break. Each part of the county offers a completely different experience.
North Devon is known for its dramatic Atlantic coastline, rolling sand dunes and some of England’s best surfing beaches. Around Croyde, Woolacombe, Saunton and Ilfracombe, you’ll find coastal views, rugged cliffs and miles of walking along the South West Coast Path.
You can spend the day exploring Baggy Point or walking across Woolacombe Beach, before returning to your lodge for an evening surrounded by peace and quiet. It’s an ideal choice for walkers, surfers and anyone who enjoys sunsets.
South Devon has a gentler character, with sheltered estuaries, colourful seaside towns and peaceful countryside. Areas around Salcombe, Dartmouth, Kingsbridge and the South Hams are particularly popular for luxury lodge breaks. In South Devon, days are spent exploring harbour towns, taking boat trips along the River Dart or discovering hidden beaches before returning to your lodge for a relaxing evening. The slower pace and scenic coastline make South Devon especially popular with couples.
If you’re looking for seclusion, Dartmoor offers some of Devon’s most memorable lodge settings. Granite tors, moorland and ancient woodland create a landscape unlike anywhere else in southern England. After hiking to Haytor, Hound Tor or Yes Tor, there’s nothing quite like returning to your lodge to relax while looking out across the moor. On clear evenings, Dartmoor’s dark skies provide an unforgettable backdrop.
East Devon combines peaceful countryside with the striking red cliffs of the Jurassic Coast. Around Sidmouth, Budleigh Salterton and Exmouth, you’ll find quieter beaches, scenic coastal walks and charming villages, making it an excellent choice if you’re looking to escape the busiest tourist hotspots.
Devon is a county that rewards exploration, whether you prefer hiking, coastal walks or relaxed days by the sea.
Each season offers something a little different, which means you can book a luxury hot tub escape in Devon at any time.
Summer is perfect for beach days, coastal walks and making the most of long evenings. It’s also the busiest time of year, particularly around popular seaside towns. Spring boasts colourful countryside, quieter attractions and excellent walking conditions, whilst autumn is ideal for exploring Dartmoor after the summer crowds have disappeared. Winter offers a completely different atmosphere, with peaceful beaches, cosy pubs and crisp walks.
Luxury lodges with hot tubs in Devon generally range from around £150 to £450 per night, depending on their location, size and facilities. Coastal properties and lodges within Dartmoor National Park tend to be particularly popular, so it’s worth booking several months in advance.
Some of Devon's most popular locations include Croyde, Woolacombe and Ilfracombe on the north coast, Salcombe, Dartmouth and Kingsbridge in South Devon, and the areas surrounding Dartmoor National Park. Each offers something different, whether that's coastal scenery, countryside tranquillity or easy access to walking routes.
Yes, you can get sea view hot tub lodges in Devon. Many lodges along both the North Devon and South Devon coast enjoy sea views. Areas around Woolacombe, Croyde, Ilfracombe and the South Hams are particularly popular if you're looking for coastal scenery during your stay.
It depends on the type of Devon hot tub break you're looking for. North Devon is famous for its surfing beaches, rugged coastline and dramatic scenery, making it ideal for outdoor adventures. South Devon has a gentler feel, with estuaries, sailing towns and sheltered beaches that are perfect if you’re looking for a slower pace.
Yes, definitely. Whether you're exploring Dartmoor National Park, following the South West Coast Path or enjoying countryside walks through the South Hams, Devon offers countless routes, and there’s something for all abilities. After a day outdoors, returning to a luxury lodge with a private hot tub is the perfect way to relax.
Devon is a fantastic destination in every season, so there’s no right or wrong time to visit. Summer is ideal for combining beach days with warm evenings, whilst spring and autumn offer excellent walking conditions and fewer crowds. Winter provides a quieter, more peaceful atmosphere, making it a great time to enjoy cosy hot tub lodge breaks.
Yes, a lot of couples head to Devon for hot tub holidays. Devon is one of England's most romantic destinations, offering beautiful beaches, scenic countryside, charming villages and impressive sunsets. Whether you’re looking for a secluded countryside retreat or a coastal lodge with a hot tub overlooking the sea, Devon is an ideal destination for couples looking to relax and spend quality time together.
To discover even more beautiful destinations across the country, take a look at our full collection of lodge holidays in the UK.
Devon is extremely well connected to the rest of the UK, meaning it’s easy to get to by car or train. The M5 motorway is the main road into Devon, and it connects most of the county to major towns and coastal areas. From London, you can expect driving to Devon to take around 4 hours. From Birmingham the journey takes around 3 hours, and 2 hours from Bristol. If you’re heading to Devon from Manchester, allow between 4 and 5 hours. Of course, exact journey times depend on which part of Devon you’re heading to.
There are various train stations in Devon, and trains from major cities like London and Bristol tend to stop at Exeter, Plymouth and Tiverton Parkway, as well as smaller stations along the way.
