Perfect Isle of Wight Hot Tub Cottages for a Short Break

Relax in nature with a retreat to this exquisite cabin, nestled in the dappled shade of mature trees and home to an abundance of fuzzy rescue animals. Situated within easy reach of Newport, this romantic bolthole is perfect for couples. Stroll beneath the imposing 13th-century ruins of Carisbrooke Castle (4 miles), before popping a celebratory bottle of fizz and feasting perched on your woodland stone-chipped patio. This rustic cabin boasts a beautifully finished country interior with wall panelling, earthy neutral hues, and polished wooden details. Ease out of muddy hiking boots then ascend the steps to the stable door. Stepping inside, unwind in the perfectly proportioned studio space. Flick on the kettle to brew a well-earned cuppa and raid the kitchen cabinets for some post-adventure snacks. Soak in the peaceful woodland views as you potter by the ceramic Belfast sink. Folding out the dining table to pour over guidebooks or scoff a hearty breakfast. On balmy evenings, prop open the cabin door to let the summer air spill inside. When evening arrives, draw the curtains, and sink into the soft sheets of the double bed. Enjoy an invigorating morning rinse in the sleek shower room. Outside, sip a fresh coffee reclining on the wicker garden furniture, grill up a sizzling feast on the BBQ, or toast a sweet treat on the crackling fire pit. Soak up some rays from the sun loungers in the grassy area beyond. Indulge in an evening of culture with a theatre performance at the waterfront Quay Arts (2.5 miles) or crunch along the ancient woodland trails of Pankhurt Forest (5 miles) on a crisp autumn morning. Saunter along the sandstone cliff-backed shores of Compton Beach (11.5 miles) then refuel with a scenic picnic lunch with a sweeping coastal backdrop.

A charming cottage located in the village of Newport in Isle of Wight. Views over Carisbrooke Castle. Nautical decor. Enclosed garden. Pet-friendly. Cowes 4.6 miles. Ryde 6.7 miles.

This expansive property is laid out over three floors and has four bedrooms which can accommodate up to eight people. While the bedrooms are all comfortable, the shared areas are spacious so large groups here can easily spread out. It means socialising is easy while stealing away quiet time on your own is also a possibility. This Isle of White getaway even has its own hot tub for ultimate relaxation. The property starts with the front door leading to its hallway, which opens out to the open-plan kitchen and diner. It’s a big room, with the kitchen having everything you need to cater for a large crowd, including a dining table that has enough seats for all guests. For more informal eating, there’s a breakfast bar which you can sit at whilst watching the Smart TV. Doors lead outside from the kitchen to the hot tub with its seating area. Inside, the hallway leads to a snug room, which has a desk space should you need to work whilst on holiday, while a cloakroom with WC finishes this floor’s accommodation. Up on the first floor is the property’s lounge, which has a large feature fireplace as well as two balconies. There’s also a family shower room and a double bedroom on this floor. On the second floor, there are another two bedrooms – one is a double and the other has a double bed plus a single bed. These bedrooms have use the bathroom on this floor, while up on the last level is the master suite. It comes with panoramic views and has a king-size bed and an en-suite shower room. For outdoor space, you can use the shared field opposite the property - it’s great for energetic kids. However, the balconies and decking area are brilliant for guests’ immediate outdoor needs.

A luxury villa with sea views settled in a quiet part of Gurnard, Isle of Wight. Private hot tub. Underfloor heating. Open-plan living. Cowes 1.5 miles; Newport 4.1 miles.

Royal connections plus exquisite private grounds make this high-end holiday home an impressive choice for a special celebration or multi-generational gathering. Offering a choice of social spaces inside and out, it sleeps 10 across five bedrooms – two on the ground floor. Enjoy scenic walks, woodland views and fabulously laid-back sessions in the luxury hot tub. When you want to venture further, the ferry from East to West Cowes is less than 1 mile away. Located within 2.5 acres of gorgeous grounds and on the edge of Grade I-listed parkland, this elegant holiday hideaway was built with bricks from Queen Victoria’s original forge. Calm, contemporary and comfortable, the interiors here have been skilfully updated. Step inside and a hallway on the left leads to two inviting bedrooms – one with twin beds, the other with a super-spacious emperor bed – each enjoying pretty garden views and shared use of a tastefully appointed bathroom. To the right of the hallway, the stunning kitchen/dining area is, aptly, known as ‘The Hive’. Sure to be at the heart of your daily activities, it has all the self-catering essentials plus a large table hand-crafted from an ancient oak that once grew on the estate. A small restroom is conveniently located adjacent to the kitchen, and an oak staircase leads to the upper floor, where three double bedrooms, a wet room and bathroom continue the comfort. Also on the first floor, a spacious living room known as ‘The Loft’ has a vaulted ceiling, choice of sofas, a Smart TV and Bluetooth speakers. Step outside, and the sunroom, accessed from the patio, is perfect for food and refreshments at any time of day or night. Palm trees – lit at night – add a cosmopolitan vibe as you sit on the patio. A pergola covers the hot tub – stay warm by the patio heater after you’ve bathed. There’s secure storage for bikes and space to park five cars here too. Enjoy strolls within the secure and private grounds, pausing to take in views of the surrounding woodland and sea beyond. The beach is 1 mile away, and the property is perfectly situated between Osborne House, Osborne Golf Course, and Norris Castle Estate. A calendar of fiercely contested regattas makes Cowes a hot spot for the sailing community. Trace the history of the sport with a visit to the Classic Boat Museum, which occupies sites on both sides of the Medina, or catch the chain ferry for a wide choice of fashionable shops and bars in West Cowes. For the ultimate fun day out, Blackgang Chine (15 miles) is the UK’s oldest family theme park – find it close to Ventnor, on the southern tip of the island.

Palm Tree Cottage is a beautiful, three-bedroom holiday home in Sandown, Isle of Wight. Close to a beach. Pet-friendly. Shanklin 1.6 miles; Ryde 6.7 miles; Newport 9.1 miles; Cowes 14 miles.

A contemporary two-bedroom, ground-floor apartment resting in Shanklin, Isle of Wight. Open-plan. Near a beach. Hot tub. Close to amenities. Sandown 2.7 miles; Godshill 4.2 miles.

A beautifully-presented Victorian terrace settled in Sandown, Isle of Wight. Pet-friendly. Near beach and amenities. Enclosed garden. Shanklin 1.9 miles; Ryde 6.3 miles; Newport 9.4 miles

An attractive stone cottage with a suntrap patio garden, set in the sleepy village of Whitwell on the Southern coast of the Isle of Wight. This romantic bolthole is perfect for couples seeking a restorative break by the sea. Embark on an afternoon stroll along the rugged cliff-backed shores of Ventnor Beach (3.5 miles), before sipping a sparkling sundowner on the patio. This homely property features a sunny interior with warm mustard tones, cosy soft furnishings, and light-dappled rooms. Slip off sandy shoes in the entranceway before padding into the lounge/kitchen/diner. Step into the airy kitchen and whip up a post-adventure snack board of local cheese and artisan chutneys. Grab a chilled bottle from the fridge then perch at the intimate breakfast bar to enjoy a simple supper for two. On balmy summer days, throw open the patio doors to let the summer breeze spill inside. Flop onto the plump sofas and blether into the early hours or snuggle in with a film on the TV. Upstairs, discover a peaceful double room flooded with natural light. Slip into the soft sheets or curl up in the reading nook with a novel. Completing the home is a secluded courtyard garden. Recline on the loungers with your morning brew or indulge in a sizzling BBQ feast. Saunter along the rocky waterfront of Steephill Cove (4 miles) then refuel an unbeatably fresh seafood lunch at the quirky beach shack. Keen historians will delight in exploring the imposing fortress of Carisbrooke Castle (8 miles) before swinging by a traditional thatched-roof tea room in Godshill (3 miles).

Enjoy a getaway by the sea in this spacious townhouse in Cowes. The vibrant town is the perfect place to try a whole host of water sports and is home to a world-famous regatta every August. Cowes boasts a fantastic array of independent eateries, many serving fresh seafood. The property sleeps 12 guests across six bedrooms and has two fabulous dining areas – a banquet-style dining room and a gorgeous roof terrace with sea views, inviting garden furniture, a hot tub to unwind in and a fire pit. The property’s bedrooms are incredibly flexible, with zip-and-link beds so you can configure the sleeping arrangements to suit your group. Step off the high street and into the four-storey townhouse. The property has a home-away-from-home feel and has a traditional floating staircase connecting each floor. On the ground floor you’ll find a super-king-size bedroom (can be made up as a twin on request), along with a shower room and utility area. Heading upstairs, you’ll find another bedroom that can be made up as a super-king-size or twin, as well as a spacious family suite comprising two super-king-size beds (again, these can be made up as twins). This floor also houses the family bathroom. Climb the stairs to the second floor, where you’ll discover the kitchen and an impressive banquet-style dining room/lounge. This fabulous social space has a dining table, a coffee bar area, drinks fridge and lounge with large comfortable sofas where you can unwind in front of the smart TV after dinner. The final three bedrooms – again all king-sizes that can be made up as twins – and a shower room are located on the third floor. Outside, the property boasts a stunning rooftop terrace, where you can all gather for memorable evenings of al fresco dining. There is private parking for two cars, plus on-street parking for one car.

A lovely, three-bedroom eco lodge sitting in Pondwell near Seaview, Isle of Wight. Open-plan. Near a beach. Hot tub. Country views. Sandown 5.4 miles; Newport 9.1 miles.

A wonderful two-bedroom eco lodge perched in Pondwell near Seaview, Isle of Wight. Open-plan. Country views. Near a beach. Pet-free. Sandown 5.4 miles; Newport 9.1 miles.

Cava is a wonderfully-presented eco lodge nestled in Pondwell near Seaview, Isle of Wight. Open-plan. Country views. Near a beach. Pet-free. Sandown 5.4 miles; Newport 9.1 miles.

Champagne is a fabulous three-bedroom eco lodge resting in Pondwell near Seaview, Isle of Wight. Open-plan. Country views. Near a beach. Off-road parking. Sandown 5.4 miles; Newport 9.1 miles.

This contemporary, two-bedroom eco lodge rests in Pondwell near Seaview, Isle of Wight. Open-plan. Country views. Near a beach. Hot tub. Sandown 5.4 miles; Newport 9.1 miles.

A lovely two-bedroom eco lodge resting in Pondwell near Seaview, Isle of Wight. Open-plan. Country views. Near a beach. Pet-free. Sandown 5.4 miles; Newport 9.1 miles.

Muscat is a delightful two-bedroom eco lodge resting in Pondwell near Seaview, Isle of Wight. Open-plan. Country views. Near a beach. Pet-free. Sandown 5.4 miles; Newport 9.1 miles.

A superb two-bedroom eco lodge resting in Pondwell near Seaview, Isle of Wight. Open-plan. Country views. Near a beach. Hot tub. Sandown 5.4 miles; Newport 9.1 miles.

A well-presented, two-bedroom eco lodge based in Pondwell near Seaview, Isle of Wight. Country views. Beach nearby. Hot tub. Sandown 5.4 miles; Newport 9.1 miles.

Sitting in beautiful countryside just outside the village of Niton, this idyllic thatched cottage provides family-friendly accommodation, with sophisticated styling and attention to detail in every room. Your canine companions are welcome to join you here where you can explore the coast, visit local attractions, and enjoy luxury living, with a cosy wood burner, plush furnishings, and an enclosed garden with a hot tub. The picture-perfect exterior opens to reveal stylish interiors combining contemporary comfort and traditional features, including the original flagstone flooring and exposed beams. Step into the kitchen/diner, with space to prepare and enjoy meals, a large kitchen island, and a pantry; at one end is an elegant seating area with two sofas next to the French doors. The lounge has sumptuous sofas, a wood burner effect electric fire in the brick fireplace and a Sky Glass Smart TV. There’s also a boot room on the ground floor, a utility room, and a shower room with a walk-in shower. Upstairs is a spacious king-size bedroom with wooden floors, a dressing table, and an en-suite WC. There’s also a king-size bedroom (which can be made up as a twin on request) with beautiful views, and the main bedroom, a king-size with an en-suite shower room. Outside is a private oasis, an enclosed garden with a luxurious hot tub, a BBQ, sun loungers and somewhere to sit with a cold drink. Explore the Niton Undercliff, a stunning coastal area known for its unique microclimate and lush vegetation. Wander around Niton (0.5 miles), home to shops and cafes and spend the day on Niton Beach (less than 2 miles). Explore the wonderful gardens at Ventnor Botanic Garden (3.5 miles), head to Blackgang Chine theme park (4 miles) for an exciting day out, and have a go at surfing, kayaking or paddleboarding.

Sink into the bubbling hot tub and unwind with a glass of wine while admiring the tranquil countryside views after a day out exploring the charming towns and spectacular scenery the Isle of Wight has to offer. Located on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there is a waterfall, nature reserve, long coastal walking routes, historical landmarks and beaches all within 5 miles. It’s also conveniently close to two busy seaside towns. Inside there is a bright open-plan kitchen/diner. The farmhouse-style kitchen has a Tassimo pod coffee machine, a table and chairs. On the other side of the room, past the glass patio doors is a living area with two sofas and a Sky Glass Smart TV. There are two bedrooms, a twin and a king-size with French doors overlooking the garden. The bathroom has a shower and WC. Outside is an enclosed garden with a hot tub, BBQ and comfortable seating. Situated in the small village of Niton, there are two delightful pubs, two coffee shops, and grocers within 1 mile of the property. To the east, you’ll find the popular coastal town of Ventnor and the village of St Lawrence (3 miles) and Ventnor (4 miles), where you can find an array of eateries and attractions. The closest beach is Reeth Bay, which is 1.5 miles away. To the west is the Isle of Wight Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (less than 0.5 miles) which you could spend days exploring and discovering impressive scenic spots. The Whale Chine (3.5 miles) nature reserve is well worth a visit. If you’ve come with your family, the kids will love the Dinosaur Expedition Centre (6 miles).

The Pepper Pot Retreat is a delightful stable conversion resting in the countryside of Head Down, near Niton, Isle of Wight. Close to a beach. Hot tub. Noton 1 mile; Ventnor 4.3 miles; Shanklin 8.2 miles.

Picture soaking in a hot tub with your favourite people and your dog lazing contentedly nearby, enjoying stunning sea views as you relax with a glass of something cool and tasty. If that sounds appealing, consider a stay in this homely cottage in gorgeous Ventnor. With room for up to four humans and one canine guest, it’s ideal for a family or two couples holidaying together. You’ll have shops and pubs within 0.5 miles, as well as a sandy beach where you can join the gorgeous Isle of Wight Coastal Path for spectacular walking opportunities. Inside this homely accommodation, there’s a lovely sitting room with a wood burner and comfy sofas for sinking into after long days of exploring. The gorgeous kitchen has a country-kitchen style, with intricate blue-and-white tiles and accessories to match. It’s also got a butler sink and wooden countertops that complement the clean white units, table and chairs. The well-chosen decor continues into the bedrooms, where you’ll notice seaside-themed colours, decorations and soft furnishings in celebration of your surroundings. On mild evenings, while away a few hours in the attractive and well-furnished garden, perhaps firing up the BBQ for a yummy meal you can enjoy with fellow guests in the fresh air. When you fancy a longer walk, head up to the highest point on the island at Ventnor Downs (1.5 miles). This National Trust site features dramatic scenery with rare fauna and flora including feral goats, plus wonderful views over the island. For a coastal stroll, head 1.5 miles east to Devil’s Chimney, an impressive rock cleft, then continue along to Shanklin through pretty woodland. Don’t forget your camera! If you have children in your party, treat them to a day out at the Blackgang Chine theme park (6 miles).

A beautifully presented, single-storey lodge resting in Bembridge, Isle of Wight. Countryside views. Close to beach. On-site facilities. Ryde 7.6 miles; Newport 11 miles; Cowes 15.2 miles; Yarmouth 20.1 miles.

This lovely detached cottage is set in the heart of Bembridge, Isle of Wight. Off-road parking. Hot tub. En-suite. Ryde 7 miles; Newport 11 miles.

Wicking is a gorgeous detached holiday house located in the beautiful seaside resort of Ventnor, Isle of Wight. Woodburning stove. Close to beach and amenities. Pizza oven. Newport 10.5 miles; Cowes 15 miles.

Set your sights on the picturesque Isle of Wight for an unforgettable stay, choosing this impressive property as a delightful base for your party of seven. You’ll have excellent facilities including a hot tub and a BBQ for balmy evenings, and when the weather is chilly there’s a wood burner inside for cosy film nights. Thoughtfully styled and finished with artistic flair, the property has had some clever adaptions for accessibility. Sleek and stylish throughout, your abode has much to offer in the way of comfort with two lounges to relax in, one of which has a roaring wood burner for the ultimate treat. Get cooking in the spacious kitchen, using the Rangemaster oven and settling down for delicious meals in the dining room. Retreat outside after your meal with a glass of wine, reclining in the hot tub or simply unwinding in the secluded garden. At bedtime, there are five bedrooms to choose from, two of which have their own en-suites whilst the remainder share a generous family bathroom. The ground-floor bedroom has an electrically adjustable small double bed with a ceiling track hoisting from the bed to the en-suite wet room and an additional fold-up bed if needed. There is also an additional fold-out single bed upstairs. Yarmouth itself is a quintessential village complete with pretty shops and a popular pub boasting an impressive culinary repertoire. Stroll around the harbour and watch the ferries, or enjoy a scenic 4-mile walk along the old railway line to Freshwater. The Needles is 5.5 miles away, and you can hike to the top of Tennyson Down 4 miles away to appreciate the views. For those who prefer a traditional beach day, Freshwater Bay and Totland Bay are both beautiful and easily reached within 4 miles.

This gorgeous thatched cottage is 2 miles from Lymington centre. Seamlessly blending rustic features with contemporary comforts, vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and wooden cladding sit alongside plush furnishings and tasteful decorations. Sleeping ten people and your dogs, gather the troops for days spent playing in the pool, lounging by the fire and exploring the beautiful New Forest. Home to large, airy rooms, space and style are the order of the day. Nailing the tricky combination of being both authentically charming and luxurious, comfort is key throughout. For the best start to the day, take a step down into the spacious kitchen where neutral tones are splashed with colour to create a soothing, welcoming space. Sip on a steaming cup of coffee and use the well-equipped space to cook for the group. Later, after dinner in the dining room (accessed via steps up), the grown-ups can gather in the beautiful lounge and chat away over a drink, while the kids can scarper off to the separate snug with TV and enjoy space of their own. When everyone is ready for bed, six decadent bedrooms across three floors await. There is a narrow and steep set of stairs (may not be suitable for the elderly or children) leading to the double bedroom with en suite shower room and a cosy twin room set in to the eaves. Outside, all members of your party are sure to fall for the wrap-around lawn, swimming pool, summer house and, of course, hot tub. Play fetch with the dogs as the youngsters bounce on the trampoline, before going head-to-head with a game of outdoor table tennis. Refuel with sizzling food from the BBQ and relax under blue skies. Whether you are looking for urban forays or plenty of wild and wonderful walks, there is ample for everyone. Home to lots of galleries, boutiques and restaurants, pop into Lymington for a splash of culture. Starting less than 4.5 miles away, Wilverley Inclosure is a popular New Forest walk or head just over 6 miles to Hurst Castle for a bit of history.

Set within a leafy spot 2 miles west of popular Lymington, from here you can easily explore the beautiful New Forest National Park, a magnificent natural playground of ancient woodlands, heathland, and meandering streams, where wild ponies roam freely, or why not enjoy sailing or kayaking on the Solent. Nestled on the picturesque coast of Hampshire, Lymington itself boasts charming Georgian architecture, a bustling quay, and a vibrant high street home to a wide range of shops and eateries. Here you will find a captivating blend of maritime heritage and contemporary allure. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the enchanting Hurst Castle (5 miles), perched at the entrance of the Solent, offering panoramic views of the Isle of Wight. A shared driveway gives access to this detached timber clad property, which sits alongside the owner’s home, yet with privacy assured. Once inside you will be met with a stunning and generously sized open-plan living space, which has been cleverly divided to make this the perfect spot in which to relax after a day spent exploring. There is a lounge area complete with Smart TV to one side, two dining areas and a stylish kitchen with central island. The sense of space is enhanced by the vaulted ceiling and bi folding doors to the rear. Leading on from here is the contemporary shower room and a fabulous bedroom suite, again with doors that flood the room with natural light and a sense of grandeur ideal for a romantic break. Heading outside via either the lounge area or bedroom will take you onto a raised deck, with seating areas positioned for catching the morning and evening sun. A hot tub with shelter sits in the corner of the space, with a commanding view over the garden, which is fully enclosed and has an area of lawn ideal for your four-legged friend.

This fabulous rural bolthole, tucked away on the southern fringe of the New Forest National Park, is the perfect base for those who enjoy fabulous countryside walks and cycle rides, with many popular routes within easy reach. The bustling coastal town of Lymington is just 2 miles away, where you can wander around the cobbled streets and browse the popular open-air market. If you fancy a day at the seaside, head to Mudeford Sandbank Beach (14 miles). This sheltered, sandy beach has wonderful views and is also dog friendly. The detached, single-storey annexe is located adjacent to the owner’s home, yet privacy and seclusion is assured. The property embraces open-plan living and inside you’ll find a stylish lounge/kitchenette/diner, decorated in a contemporary style. The area is incredibly bright and airy, thanks to two bi-fold doors which lead out to the enclosed decked area which envelops the property. On a summer’s day, with both doors open, the space is truly wonderful and will make you feel connected to nature. In the evening, fire up the BBQ and dine alfresco, followed by a relaxing dip in the lovely hot tub. The beautiful town of Lymington is well worth a visit. Admire the stunning Georgian and Victorian architecture before eating in one of the quaint tea rooms. Saturday is the best day to visit if you like a spot of retail therapy, as there’s a fantastic open-air market with over 300 stalls, selling fabulous local produce and stunning arts and crafts. Keen walkers will enjoy the 5-mile route from here to Keyhaven, which passes through a nature reserve and offers wonderful opportunities for birdwatching. From Lymington you can also catch the ferry to the Isle of Wight.