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Luxury Log Cabins in the Northern Highlands with Private Hot Tubs

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The most popular hot holidays in the Northern Highlands.

Have you ever considered a rural retreat for a holiday? No? Well, it's time you did, staying in lodges with hot tubs in the Northern Highlands among breathtaking scenery, magical lochs and majestic mountains will restore what the working week takes out of you.

Forget the overseas trips, this region has everything you could wish for a dream holiday and more. Plenty to do, lots to see, with the added benefit of holiday accommodation boasting your own private outdoor whirlpool in the most peaceful surroundings you can imagine.

Hot Tub Breaks in the Northern Highlands

Check out the best cabins and cottages with hot tubs in the Northern Highlands; 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 the Northern Highlands really does restore the soul!

  • Kiltarlity Lodges

    Beauly, Inverness-shire / Sleeps  4-6

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • wi-fi
    • Children's play area

    For luxury lodges with and cosy cabins with bubbling hot tubs, look no further than Lodges With Hot Tubs. We believe that everyone should be able to enjoy a break from the everyday bustle now and then.

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  • Lochgoilhead Lodges

    Holiday Cabins in Drimsynie with Hot Tubs / Sleeps  2

    • hot tub
    • Mini market 
    • Children’s clubs
    • Indoor pool & sauna

    Located in the heart of Trossachs National Park, enjoy a host of walks and hikes as well as a golf course, bike hire, archery & badminton onsite.

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  • Strathyre Lodges

    Callander / Sleeps  2

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • Wi Fi
    • Travel cot/highchair

    This set of beautiful properties are set amongst the lochs and the mountains of the Trossachs. Situated just under 40 miles from the city of Glasgow these cabins make for the ideal location for cheap short breaks.

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  • Loch Ness Highland Lodges

    Invermoriston, Inverness-shire / Sleeps  2

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • Bath and/or shower
    • Bed linen and towels

    With its own private beach on the banks of the Loch Ness, it doesn't get much better than this. For local activities head into Skye, Inverness or even Urquhart Castle.

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  • Creag Dhubh

    Newtonmore / Sleeps  4

    • hot tub
    • pet friendly
    • garden
    • parking

    Situated in the wonderful Cairngorm National Park with a secure play are onsite for the kids to enjoy.

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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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  • Hardilands Cottage

    Bothkennar, near Falkirk / Sleeps  6

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

    A beautiful detached property, with miles of Stirlingshire countryside to explore. Experience a variety of walking and cycling trails all on your doorstep.

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Hot Tub Features

Relax and Enjoy

Our lodges are conveniently located for guests to explore the mountains, glens and spectacular coastline where bottlenose dolphins, seals and whales are regular visitors.

Providing 5* accommodation in glorious surroundings each is equipped with everything you might need for a stress-free break, whether you are looking for a cosy cottage for 2, spacious family properties or pet-friendly hot tub lodges in the Northern Highlands, we have them all.

Boasting all the comforts of home each has generous outside space for al-fresco living, a decadent hot tub to relax in and as they are all double-glazed and fully heated throughout can be enjoyed at any time of the year.

Holidays In The Northern Highlands

The Highlands encompass a huge area in Northern Scotland where majestic mountains rise towards vast skies and peninsulas are dotted with islands and incredible rock formations.

The stark beauty of heather-clad hills and misty lochs is hard to beat, from fairy pools to fairy-tale castles the Northern Highlands are truly magical.

Ideal for lovers of the great outdoors at any time of year, there is a seemingly endless array of activities both water and land-based and after an exhilarating mountain bike ride, bagging a Munro or an afternoon spent sea-kayaking there’s nothing better than a well-deserved dram in front of a roaring log fire in a welcoming Highland pub.

The vibrant city of Inverness is the gateway to the Northern Highlands and here you will find a selection of shops, cafés, bars and excellent restaurants serving fresh local produce.

Activities and Must-see Sights in the Northern Highlands

Walking, bird-watching, fishing, skiing, and water sports are popular here along with exploring castles, pony trekking and distillery tours.

Why not hop over to St Kilda, the most remote part of the UK and a World Heritage Site that shouldn’t be missed or spend the day exploring the Isle of Skye with its rich history and breath-taking scenery.

Take a boat trip where you may spot dolphins, seal colonies even whales which are often seen around this splendid coastline or walk the dog on a windswept deserted beach.

The Northern Highlands has something for everyone and in our quest to give you the best holiday experience we have some suggestions of places to visit.

1. Loch Ness

1. Loch Ness

This world-famous loch needs no introduction, home to the fabled monster "Nessie" it is the largest loch set among some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. boat trips and tours are the best way to see the loch.

Experience a thousand years of history at Urquhart Castle which stands proudly on the shores of the loch and boasts a superb collection of artefacts including a working trebuchet.

This stunning part of the Highlands is also popular with fishermen and water sport junkies, with canoeing, sailing, white water rafting and waterskiing available on the loch itself or the many rivers nearby.

2. Trip to the Islands

2. Trip to the Islands

No trip would be complete without a trip to one or more of the many islands, watch out for seals, puffins and rare seabirds in Orkney you may even glimpse a whale,

Discover the stark beauty of Iona, visit Fair Isle famous for knitwear or if the weather is kind, relax on one of Shetland's golden beaches.

Listen to tales of feuding clans, take a distillery tour; many islands have their own local blend of whisky, visit ruined castles and geological wonders, every island boasts something unique so take your pick there are tons to choose from.

3. Dunrobin Castle

3. Dunrobin Castle

Often described as the highland's jewel in the crown, this magnificent castle dates back to the 14th century and is the most northerly of all the country's great houses about an hour’s drive from Inverness,

The fairytale turrets, stunning interiors and glorious formal gardens make this magnificent stately home well worth a visit for guests staying at hot tub cottages in the Northern Highlands.

Highlights inside the castle include the Seamstresses room, the Green and Gold room and the Clan Sutherland Room, the Dunrobin castle museum displaying one of the finest private collections can be found in the extensive grounds where there are also regular falconry displays.

4. Highland Wildlife Park

4. Highland Wildlife Park


Highland Wildlife Park

A wide range of animals reside at this 260-acre park at Kingussie in the Cairngorms National Park,

From native Scottish creatures such as the wildcat and capercaillie to others from all over the world including polar bears, snow leopards and Amur tigers.

There is a drive through area and areas to explore on foot like Wolf Wood where you can view the European wolf pack and forest reindeer.

Daily talks and feeding sessions plus unique animal experiences and photography tours make this a fascinating place to spend the day and a must on any visitor to the Northern highlands itinerary.

5. Inverewe Gardens

5. Inverewe Gardens

The most beautiful garden in Scotland, this tropical oasis is situated on a peninsula next to Loch Ewe, in Wester Ross.

Due to the warm currents of the Gulf Stream it is home to some rare and exotic plants you wouldn't expect to find including Wollemi pines, Chinese rhododendrons and Tasmanian eucalypts.

Inverewe is also home to the ‘Big 5’, red squirrels, mischievous otters, shy red deer and seals, you may even spot a golden eagle soaring in the sky. Inverewe House, boasts an interactive museum which the kids will love, with lots of hands on displays and activities.

6. Ben Nevis

6. Ben Nevis

Britain's highest mountain can be found in the Grampian region near the town of Fort William, at over 1300 metres above sea level this majestic peak attracts over 125,000 visitors a year,

There are 2 tracks to the top of varying difficulties and while it may be a challenge to reach the summit it is well worth it for the jaw-dropping, panoramic views. On a sunny day you can see as far as Northern Ireland.

For those not wishing to make the climb there is an excellent whiskey distillery at the foot of the mountain offering guided tours and of course a tasting of the national drink.

7. Balmoral

7. Balmoral

The Queen loves it so much she spends every summer there at the palace bought for Queen Victoria by her husband Prince Albert.

Close to the village of Crathie in Royal Deeside Balmoral is a large working estate with herds of deer and Highland cattle, public fishing and walks.

The only room open to the public is the grand ballroom, a highlight of any visit, you can then explore the grounds, take a stroll round the gardens, take plenty of photographs before stopping for a cup of tea in the cafe or choosing a unique souvenir to take home from the gift shop.

What else is there to do?

Find inspiration in our selection of guides and blog articles listed below:

The Fairy Pools on the Isles of Skye is named in our guide as a great place to go ‘Cold water swimming in the UK’.

How to have a guilt-free screen-free holiday guide: In order to help you plan some fun activities off the screen, we’ve put together a handy guide that you can use while travelling.

The Last Word

The perfect destination for those wanting to escape the cares and worries of everyday living and lovers of the `The Great Outdoors', The Northern Highlands offers an abundance of activities from white-water rafting, skiing and mountain climbing to less strenuous family walks and cycle trails for all abilities to enjoy.

For those who want to take things easy there are plenty of ancient castles, spectacular gardens and enthralling museums to discover along with some of the finest food and drink in the UK waiting to be sampled. For wildlife lovers, this is an excellent location to spot some British wildlife- just consult our animals by season guide.

Guests who are staying at a hot tub lodge in the Highlands during July and August will not want to miss the Highland Games, held annually across the region they boast a unique spectacle of athleticism, with dancing and piping displays not to be missed.