7 Best Lodges with Hot Tubs in Nottinghamshire (2026)

Built for everything from hen weekends to multi-generational family trips with dogs. A snug room gives the main group space to split, and the kitchen is stocked down to the tin foil, spare bin liners, and dishwasher tablets. The hot tub fits seven and faces open fields with zero light pollution, so clear nights turn into proper stargazing sessions. On-site hosts respond within minutes if anything needs attention, and the welcome hamper includes dog treats. Quiet enough that leaving the grounds feels optional.

A working farm outside Newark where the only light at night comes from whatever you leave on. Six people fit in the hot tub comfortably, and on clear evenings, you are genuinely stargazing rather than squinting past streetlights. The farmer's son runs tractor-trailer rides through ancient woodland in season, and there is a microbrewery taproom within walking distance across the fields. The cabin itself is straightforward rather than luxurious, with a log burner that earns its keep on cooler nights. The host responds quickly when anything needs sorting.

Wood-fired hot tub, total seclusion, and a river walk straight from the door. The hut sits at the end of a long track through fields near Sutton-on-Trent with no neighbours in sight, so evenings are just you, the wood burner, and whatever you can see from the hot tub once the sun drops. Properly private, not shared-site private. The host pre-heats the hot tub before arrival and offers water changes mid-stay. The Brownlow Arms is about 25 minutes along the riverbank for pub food.

A shepherd's hut in Grove village outside Retford with a full outdoor kitchen setup: hot plate, BBQ, woodburning stove, and a cold-water drencher after the hot tub. The hot tub overlooks open farmland with almost no light pollution, and it is clear enough to make stargazing part of the stay. Air conditioning handles summer heat and winter cold equally well, which is unusual for a glamping hut. You get a quick welcome on arrival, then privacy for the rest of the stay. Church bells mark the hours, which works better than it sounds as a reason to put your phone away.

Top-floor games room with table football, air hockey, and an arcade machine, plus an enclosed garden big enough for kids and dogs to run themselves tired. Built in stone on the grounds of Grade II listed Teversal Manor, about five miles from Mansfield. The kitchen has more than enough crockery, ovenware, and glasses for a full group celebration without washing up between courses. The rear-garden hot tub is usable year-round, winter included. Sherwood Forest and Go Ape at Sherwood Pines are both a short drive.

An enclosed garden that feels properly private rather than open-aspect sets this apart from its sibling hut, Portland, on the same Grove site. Same owners, same spotless standard, same outdoor woodburning stove for cooking. The bed is genuinely one you do not want to leave in the morning. The hot tub is private and enclosed, so you soak without being overlooked. Can be booked alongside Portland to sleep six if you are travelling as a group. An adult-sized swing in the garden is a surprisingly good touch.

Part of the Norwood Park estate in Southwell, with a golf club bar on site and the Minster walkable from the front gate. Original beams, curved walls, and low doorways give it genuine character that most holiday farmhouses lack. Nearly every bedroom has its own en-suite, and the roll-top bath upstairs earns its place alongside the showers. The six-person hot tub holds its temperature well. The layout suits two families with young children, and a separate room with table football, darts, and board games keeps older kids occupied. Improvements through 2024 and 2025 show the owners are actively investing.