Bude Hot Tub Cottages

Why Choose a Hot Tub Cottage in Bude?

Bude makes for a great destination for an adventure-filled holiday, situated on the epic north coast, there’s plenty of surf and miles of sand to be explored. And one thing is for sure, coming back to a holiday home with a hot tub after a day discovering what Bude has to offer, is just heavenly.

As much as you’ll enjoy simply winding down, your body and mind will feel the benefits too. Let the buoyancy soothe you from head to toe, while the powerful massaging jets work their magic, as they stimulate the release of feel-good endorphins.

Our Collection of Hot Tub Cottages in Bude

A short stroll from the undulating South West Coast Path, situated between Bude and Widemouth Bay, Meadowside’s secluded hot tub awaits. Let the young ones enjoy the children’s play area, while the adults appreciate a soak.

After a day surfing the waves at award-winning Crooklets Beach, guests at Firethorn will love having a bubbling hot tub to return to.

Hot Tub Health Benefits During Your Bude Stay

Time spent in a hot tub is bliss, but during your holiday in Bude, your body and mind will appreciate it more than ever. There’s no doubt you’ll have a fun-packed holiday, however an adventure-filled break can leave your body feeling tired.

A cottage with a hot tub, is the answer. It’s not just an excuse for a soak, being submerged in hot water widens your blood vessels, which in turn lowers your blood pressure and can help you relax.

Your muscles will thank you too as the warm water increases blood flow as vessels widen, this helps transport lactic acid and other toxins away from tired muscles and stimulates nerve endings. And that’s not all, it’s also been reported that people who regularly use hot tubs have lower levels of stress hormones and higher levels of endorphins, which have mood-boosting effects, helping your mind shut off during your time away.

Time spent soaking in a hot tub also promotes improved circulation and better-quality sleep as raising your body temperature relaxes your muscles, so guests will sleep soundly ready to face the next day of their holiday.

How We Care For Our Hot Tubs

Our Bude holiday cottages with hot tubs give guests exclusive use of their own private hot tub, and we make sure that when guests arrive, everything has been cleaned to the highest of standards. All of our hot tub properties are compliant with HSG282 regulations for hot tubs in holiday rentals, as special maintenance is put in place to ensure the hygiene of our hot tub properties.

Cleaning and any maintenance is undertaken at each changeover, and we use both specialist companies and BISHTA (The British and Irish Spa and Hot Tub Association) trained cleaners to carry out each clean, so that our hot tubs are safe for the next users.

Relaxing Evenings in Your Hot Tub

Our Bude hot tub cottages are located in peaceful parts of the town and surrounding areas, meaning you’ll be able to fully unwind in your private hot tub. Embrace the slower pace and enjoy your hot tub in the evening when the temperatures drops and you’ll fully appreciate the warming water on your skin.

Guests will also notice how bright the stars are here, with less light pollution, look out for shooting stars with the sound of the ocean beyond, it’s quite magnificent. It is said that winter is generally the best time for stargazing with clearer skies, plus it gets dark much earlier.

Hot tubs offer something different in each season, and can be used all year round. You may choose to start your summer’s day with a morning dip, or when it’s chilly outside it’s just the ticket for warming up.

FAQs About Hot Tubs in Bude Cottages

Q: What are the operational hours of the hot tubs?
A: You are welcome to use the hot tub during the duration or your stay, where applicable please be mindful of neighbours and keep noise to a minimum.

Q: What water temperature is a hot tub?
A: Most hot tubs are set to a temperature of 37 degrees, although temperatures can reach 40 degrees.

Q: Are hot tubs available year-round?
A: If our hot tub cottages are available to book, then the hot tub is also available for guests to enjoy whatever time of year. 

Q: How many people can the hot tub accommodate?
A: Our hot tub sizes vary at each property, please contact the Cornish Secrets team to find out about specific hot tub properties.

Q: Can children use the hot tub?
A: Each property has its own policy on hot tub house rules including the minimum age of users, as a general rule of thumb it is not recommended for children under the age of five to use a hot tub. Children must be supervised at all times.

Q: Are pets allowed near the hot tub?
A: Please keep pets away from hot tubs at all times.

Q: Should you shower before getting in a hot tub?
A: Yes, it’s recommended that you shower prior to use particularly to wash off any sand. 

Q: Can you use a hot tub when pregnant?
A: Pregnant women must consult a doctor before use.

Q: Are there any health conditions that prohibit use of a hot tub?
A: Anyone with heart disease, diabetes, high or low blood pressure or serious illness must consult a doctor before using a hot tub.

Q: How long is recommended to use a hot tub?
A: It’s suggested that you limit your soak time to 15 minutes and cool off before re-entering.

Q: Can I take glass into the hot tub?
A: No glassware in or near the hot tub, do not use the hot tub while under the influence of alcohol, tranquillisers or any drugs that may cause drowsiness.

Booking Your Bude Hot Tub Cottage

Our Bude hot tub cottages are one of our most popular cottage collections, therefore if you are celebrating a special occasion or have a specific date in mind for your holiday, we suggest booking our hot tub cottages in advance to avoid disappointment.

All of our hot tub cottages can be used all-year round, therefore out-of-season breaks are not only cheaper but have greater availability.