Cottages with Hot Tubs in East Sussex

Book a hot tub cottage break in East Sussex offers and you'll discover so much to experience for couples and families. From the famous Seven Sisters cliffs to the historic town of Rye. Whether walking the South Downs, exploring seaside villages, or visiting Eastbourne Pier, there's always something new to see.

Visit famous landmarks like Battle Abbey and Pevensey Castle. Wander Rye’s charming cobbled streets with its unique boutique shops. Or unwind with a scenic coastal walk and cosy afternoon tea in picturesque villages.

Hot tubs make the stay special in any season—enjoy them in summer after beach days, or in winter under the stars. Cottages with hot tubs provide a peaceful retreat that turns every day of your stay into something memorable.

Choosing East Sussex for a cottage holiday also means the ease of a UK-based break. With no flights to plan and beautiful landscapes close to home, it’s perfect for last-minute trips.

Just some of the cottages you can book today

44 Belle Hill, Bexhill-on-Sea

Rating: 4.8

Number of pets allowed: 2

Guests: 6 | Bedrooms 3 | Bathrooms 2

About this cottage:

A superb Victorian cottage in Bexhill-on-Sea, featuring a bright kitchen, stylish living room and three comfortable bedrooms. It’s located close to the beach and local eateries, making it perfect for a seaside holiday. The cottage has a spacious garden, ideal for enjoying a meal in the fresh air.

What do other guests love about it?

Visitors praise its location near the beach, cosy interiors and the lovely garden area. Many also appreciate the proximity to local attractions.

Why you'll love it:

Enjoy the peace of a quiet area with easy access to Bexhill’s restaurants, shops and coastal views. This cottage also offers a convenient garden for pets to enjoy.

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Castle Hill Cottage, Crowborough

Rating: 5.0

Number of pets allowed: 0

Guests: 14 | Bedrooms 6 | Bathrooms 5

About this cottage:

Castle Hill Cottage offers spacious accommodation with six bedrooms and five bathrooms, a sauna, hot tub and private swimming pool. Located near Crowborough, it’s ideal for families or groups. The outdoor area includes a garden with a BBQ and stunning views of the countryside.

What do other guests love about it?

Guests enjoy the private pool, spacious layout and the beautiful garden with plenty of seating. The sauna and hot tub add to the relaxing experience.

Why you'll love it:

Perfect for larger gatherings, this cottage combines luxury features with beautiful rural surroundings, plus nearby trails and parks.

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Cliffhanger, St Leonards

Rating: 4.9

Number of pets allowed: 2

Guests: 10 | Bedrooms 5 | Bathrooms 4

About this cottage:

Cliffhanger in St Leonards offers sea views, five spacious bedrooms and a large lounge. The modern design includes open spaces and panoramic windows. It’s a short walk to the beach and the heart of St Leonards, with shops and cafes nearby.

What do other guests love about it?

Visitors love the sea views, spacious layout and the bright, open-plan design. The nearby beach and local amenities add to its appeal.

Why you'll love it:

Enjoy sea views, modern amenities and a fantastic location close to St Leonards' beach and town centre, with plenty of space for families and pets.

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Top 5 Activities To Try On Your Cottage Break

#1 - Bodiam Castle

• TripAdvisor Score: 4.5
• Postcode for Satnav: TN32 5UA
• Parking: On-site paid parking
• Pet-friendly attraction? Dogs welcome on leads
• Opening Times: 10am - 5pm, daily
• Description: Bodiam Castle, a stunning 14th-century fortress surrounded by a wide moat, is a top spot for families and history fans alike. You can explore the battlements, admire medieval features and enjoy scenic picnic areas. Interactive displays bring the castle’s past to life, making it a favourite for visitors of all ages.

#2 - Beachy Head and Seven Sisters Cliffs

• TripAdvisor Score: 4.7
• Postcode for Satnav: BN20 7YA
• Parking: Available in nearby pay-and-display areas
• Pet-friendly attraction? Yes, dogs allowed
• Opening Times: Open 24 hours
• Description: Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters cliffs offer breathtaking views along England’s highest chalk cliffs. Walkers enjoy miles of scenic paths and photography spots are plentiful. The nearby Beachy Head lighthouse is a striking landmark. It’s a wonderful location for those who enjoy coastal walks and panoramic views.

#3 - Eastbourne Pier

• TripAdvisor Score: 4.3
• Postcode for Satnav: BN21 3EL
• Parking: Street parking and nearby paid parking
• Pet-friendly attraction? Limited areas for pets
• Opening Times: 10am - 8pm, daily
• Description: The Victorian Eastbourne Pier is an iconic spot, with cafes, gift shops and traditional seaside entertainment. Visitors can stroll the pier, enjoy fresh fish and chips, or explore arcade games. It’s a lively spot for families, offering beautiful sea views and plenty of activities.

#4 - Camber Sands Beach

• TripAdvisor Score: 4.6
• Postcode for Satnav: TN31 7QS
• Parking: Available at multiple pay-and-display car parks
• Pet-friendly attraction? Restricted during summer, allowed off-season
• Opening Times: Open 24 hours
• Description: Known for its wide, sandy stretches and sand dunes, Camber Sands is one of the few sandy beaches in East Sussex. It’s popular for beach games, picnics and water sports like kite surfing. The dunes offer a scenic backdrop and nearby cafes provide refreshments after a day at the beach.

#5 - Bateman’s (Rudyard Kipling’s House)

• TripAdvisor Score: 4.6
• Postcode for Satnav: TN19 7DS
• Parking: Free on-site parking
• Pet-friendly attraction? Dogs allowed in gardens on leads
• Opening Times: 10am - 5pm, daily (seasonal hours)
• Description: Bateman’s, the former home of Rudyard Kipling, is a fascinating visit for literary fans. The 17th-century house is preserved with Kipling’s belongings, while the surrounding gardens provide a peaceful spot for a walk. Visitors can explore the interiors and learn more about Kipling’s life and works.

Don't Miss These East Sussex Events! 2024

• Airbourne: Eastbourne International Airshow - Eastbourne's seafront hosts this popular FREE four-day airshow, offering impressive aerobatic displays by the Red Arrows and other flight teams. With beach access and ground displays, it's a lively event for all ages.
• Battle of Hastings Re-enactment - Set at Battle Abbey, this annual event recreates the famous 1066 clash between the Normans and Saxons. With costumed actors, live combat displays and family-friendly activities, it brings history to life in a stunning setting.
• Brighton & Hove Pride - One of the UK’s biggest Pride events, held in August, this lively festival spans parades, concerts and beachside celebrations. It’s a colourful celebration of community and inclusivity, drawing visitors from across the country.
• Glyndebourne Opera Festival - Located near Lewes, this renowned opera festival offers a range of performances in the scenic Glyndebourne Gardens. A perfect choice for music lovers, the festival combines art, history and beautiful surroundings.
• Burning the Clocks - Held each December in Brighton, this unique parade celebrates the winter solstice with stunning handmade lanterns and a grand beachside bonfire. It’s a family-friendly event that celebrates the changing seasons in a magical setting.