Cabins with hot tubs
Cabins with hot tubs are the definition of slow luxury – wood, water, warmth and wilderness, perfectly balanced. Step inside one of ours and you’ll smell the cedar, hear the fire crackle and see steam rise through the trees.
Each of ours is built to showcase its surroundings, from hand-crafted log cabins with hot tubs tucked into Cumbrian woodland to Scandi-style, glass fronted hideaways where you can sink into bubbling water while watching waves melt into Devon’s coastline below. These are places built for real rest, where nature does the heavy lifting and you feel completely away from it all.
Why book with Canopy & Stars?
✓ Every booking supports small, independent owners and helps fund biodiversity projects, so your weekend in the tub gives something back to the landscapes you love.
✓ Since 2010, we’ve inspected thousands of unique places for comfort, creativity and that hard-to-define spark that makes it special.
✓ We’re a B Corp with over a decade of experience finding the UK’s most original and sustainable cabins.
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We inspect every place in our collection
When we inspect a cabin with a hot tub, we don’t stop at turning on the jets. We fill it, stir it, sit in it, and stay the night to see how the whole place feels when the fire’s glowing and the stars come out. Only when a cabin passes the full soak and sleep test does it earn its place in our collection, and if it’s not the kind of place that makes us want to stay one more night, it doesn’t make the cut.
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