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Luxury Log Cabins in Aviemore with Private Hot Tubs

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The most popular hot tub holidays in Aviemore.

This famous town is renowned for its skiing, mountain trails and ancient forests. Aviemore is situated in Cairngorms National Park with an abundance of wildlife surrounding you. Lodges with hot tubs in Aviemore are best suited for nature lovers who are looking for a complete rural retreat.

Self Catering Hot Tub Breaks in Aviemore

Check out the best lodges in Aviemore with hot tubs; be it for a couple, family or group of friends, you are guaranteed to find "the one" and pack your suitcases because a hot tub break in Aviemore really does restore the soul!

  • Cairn Valley Lodge

    Dumfries & Galloway / Sleeps  4

    • hot tub
    • hot tub
    • hot tub
    • hot tub

    A lovely detached cabin with spacious decking and views over southwest Scotland. Pets are more than welcome at these cabin.

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  • Kessock Highland Lodges

    North Kessock / Sleeps  2

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • wi-fi
    • garden

    The breathtakingly romantic atmosphere of the Scottish Highlands is all around this fantastic retreat, which comes complete with decking and hot tub luxury to help you take in the impressive scenery and sense of adventure of this perfect getaway.

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  • Loch Ness Retreat

    Fort Augustus / Sleeps  4

    • hot tub
    • wi-fi
    • Jetty
    • Bed linen/towels

    For a unique lodge holiday, the Loch Ness Retreat takes some beating. Not only do you get to look out for the mythical Nessie, you can also enjoy some fabulous Highland scenery.

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  • Balnacraig

    Craigton, near Inverness / Sleeps  10

    • hot tub
    • wi-fi
    • Timber deck
    • Stunning views

    Enjoy panoramic views over the Moray Firth from your own private tub. The seaside village of North Kessock is just a short drive.

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  • Sheaf Dale

    Portmahomack, near Tain / Sleeps  2-6

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • wi-fi
    • Farmland views

    Close to the seaside village of Portmahomack, enjoy miles of rugged coastline and vast walking trails close by.

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  • Ben Klibreck

    Forres, near Nairn / Sleeps  4

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • Quiet location
    • Sun deck

    A stunning cabin with great views over Moray Firth and nestled in 1000 acres of private woodland for you to enjoy.

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  • Clunnie Mor

    Aviemore / Sleeps  6

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • wi-fi
    • garden

    Set on the fringes of Aviemore village, this stunning cottage is ideal for a large family with plenty of outdoor walks and trails for you to explore.

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  • Coire Cas

    Aviemore / Sleeps  6

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • wi-fi
    • garden

    A superb cottage ideal for a small family looking to spend a break in the Scottish highlands. From this base there is plenty to explore.

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  • Birch Corner

    Highlands / Sleeps  8

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • wi-fi
    • 3 bathrooms

    Perfect for a large group, this property had outdoor activities such as climbing, snowboarding, quad biking and zip lining all nearby.

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About Holidays In Aviemore

Aviemore has become a popular year round lodge holiday destination with the major draw in winter months being the skiing and snow sports and during the summer it becomes a haven for hill walkers and outdoor enthusiasts taking advantage of the vast range of activities.

But it isn’t all go here, those wanting to relax will discover Aviemore ideal too with luxury cabins offering spa treatments, distillery tours, golfers retreats (there are 12 courses within the national park) for a more relaxed hot tub stay.

The town offers all the amenities you could wish for with local shops for all those holiday essentials and an excellent selection of places to eat, from cafes to seafood restaurants and friendly pubs all serving the best local produce.

Activities and Places to Visit

Aviemore is a popular year-round cabin holiday resort that attracts outdoor enthusiasts from all over the world and with so much to see and do nearby it’s easy to see why Lodges in Aviemore with private hot tubs book up fast.

Of course, fantastic skiing is one of the main reasons visitors flock to the Cairngorms, there is a skiing centre less than 10 miles from Aviemore, which offers 30 km of runs to suit both beginners and more advanced skiers, with equipment hire and tuition available.

Outside of the ski season, which runs from December to April, the Cairngorms provide superb, hiking, biking and water-sports along with being a haven for wildlife lovers, photographers and golfers

Take a day trip to Balmoral, a bit of a drive depending on the lodge location but worth a visit, see the Cairngorm Reindeers or take a whisky distillery tour.

We have got you started with a guide to some popular attractions in the area.

1. The Highland Wildlife Park

1. The Highland Wildlife Park

Located near Kincraig just a short drive from Aviemore this lovely wildlife park is a terrific day out for everyone.

With an abundance of animals to see including tigers, wolves, polar bears, and birds of prey, you can also learn a lot about indigenous animals like pine marten, Scottish wildcats and red deer.

The friendly staff are happy to answer questions, and feeding times give plenty of photo opportunities, if you want to get even closer with your camera there are special photography days and keeper experiences.

Check out the gift shop for interesting wildlife gifts, a slice a cake in the coffee shop looking out over the snow monkey enclosure.

2. Glenmore Forest Park

2. Glenmore Forest Park

Nestled at the foot of the Mountains and renowned for its exceptional scenery Glenmore Forest Park attracts over 250,000 visitors every year, who come to experience the vast range of outdoor pursuits on offer or to relax in the tranquil atmosphere of the native pine forest.

The woodland trails are fantastic for walking, cycling and, in the winter months, cross country skiing. Why not hire a boat and spend some time sailing on Loch Morlich or try one of the many water-based activities on offer such as canoeing, sailing or paddle boarding?

With long stretches of sandy beach and spectacular mountain backdrop, Loch Morlich is the also the ideal place to relax.

3. Strathspey Steam Railway

3. Strathspey Steam Railway

Perfect for lovers of days gone by. The vintage steam train runs from the centre of Aviemore to Broomhill via Boat of Garten, also known as “The Osprey Village” it boasts an exceptional golf club and excellent country inn.

Travel through the spectacular scenery of “Monarch of the Glen country” and see stunning views during the 19-mile trip along the river Spey, you can even have a 3-course meal or afternoon tea onboard.

With plenty of special events for all ages throughout the year including the Santa Express, Strathspey Steam Railway offers an unforgettable trip down memory lane.

4. Sled Dogs

4. Sled Dogs

If you fancy something a bit different located just 3 miles outside the town is the Sled dog Centre which offers visitors a unique experience that will make memories to last a lifetime.

Feel the power of the Huskies as they pull the sled through the snow and experience the glorious scenery from a very different perspective,

Don’t worry if there’s no snow as during the summer months they use sleds with wheels making this exciting activity all year round.

Visitors can also visit the kennels and take a tour of the museum where they will meet the dogs and learn all about the sport. A great experience that goes well with the feel of cottage holidays.

5. Rothiemurchus Estate

5. Rothiemurchus Estate

Looking for a fun family day out during your stay. Then Rothiemurchus Estate with its 13th century castle is a must;

Here you can relax and drink in the magnificent scenery, discover wildlife or indulge in one of the many outdoor activities on offer from leisurely walks, fish, wildlife photography and bird watching, to pony and quad bike rides, clay pigeon shooting, tree top trails, biking, Segway safaris and archery, there is something for everyone.

The estate hosts numerous events throughout the year and boasts a popular restaurant, farm shop and gift emporium selling local crafts and quirky gifts.

6. Cairngorm Mountain

6. Cairngorm Mountain

No visit to the area is complete without a trip to the top of the mountain but don’t worry if you don’t fancy the steep climb the only mountain railway in the country will take you up there in approximately 8 minutes.

From the top you will have amazing views of the surrounding countryside and some fantastic photo opportunities. There is also an excellent restaurant called the Ptarmigan, where you can sit down to a delicious meal whilst admiring the breath-taking scenery scenery,

One thing to remember though; the weather can change very quickly, so bring suitable clothing as it can be warm and sunny at the bottom and totally different at the summit.

7. Cairngorm Brewery

7. Cairngorm Brewery

Famous for its whisky rather than its beer but breweries like the Cairngorm Brewery Company are changing that perception and putting Scotland firmly on the beer drinkers map.

Situated in Aviemore and producing famous beers such as Cairngorm Gold, Stag and Caille, a tour of this thriving brewery will give you an insight into the art of brewing beer.

There is a brilliant onsite shop where you can buy gifts, along with bottles of these traditional ales, take some back to your Aviemore cottage and you can sink a bottle of Nessie’s Monster Mash in your private spa hot tub.

The Last Word

Aviemore is without doubt one of the most beautiful places in Scotland to enjoy a holiday whether you are looking for the ideal couples getaway or somewhere with a plethora of activities.

For guests who just want to unwind there are some is some of the most beautiful scenery in the world to explore along with excellent restaurants, and attractions all within easy reach.

Winter or Summer, the Cairngorms National Park offers something for everyone in spectacular lodge surroundings and with some fantastic offers a last minute cabin in Aviemore could be closer than you think.

Book log cabins in Aviemore with hot tubs and discover a huge range of fun activities right on the doorstep, nestled in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, Aviemore is the perfect holiday destination for lovers of the great outdoors.

After a busy day, return to your luxury self-catering lodge accommodation and a home-cooked meal prepared in the fully-equipped kitchen, perhaps watch the sun go down whilst enjoying a drink on the decking have a soak in the indulgent hot tub or curl up with a book in front of a cosy log burner.

The lodges and cottages are within easy reach of Craigellachie National Nature Reserve, skiing on The Cairngorm Mountain, fishing on the River Spey and crystal-clear lochs offering an abundance of water-sports you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing how to spend your days whatever the time of year.

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Craggan Outdoors

Craggan Outdoors

Craggan Outdoors is an award winning outdoor activity centre near Aviemore in the Highlands of Scotland. We offer a wide range of outdoor activities in the Cairngorms - including climbing, walking, mountain biking, canyoning, kayaking, zip wire & much more. Visit https://www.cairngormsactivities.co.uk/ for more information.

Moray Flying Club

Moray Flying Club

Moray Flying Club is a non profit military flying club that aims to provides cost effective flying to personnel from the RAF, Army and Navy, as well as their dependants. Experience magnificent views of the Moray coast, Loch Ness or Cairngorms with prices ranging from £53 to £143.

Free Ski

Free Ski

Free Ski are the leading choice for snowboarding and ski instructions in the Highlands. They are a small family run company, who's top priority, is ensuring that you receive safe and quality instructions that will further develop your winter sport skills.