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Time to unwind – soak in a hot tub at one of these luxury getaway spots

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There are few things in life more relaxing than sinking into a cosy hot tub with your favourite tipple in hand. And thankfully, more holiday rentals are adding them to their amenities.

Whether it’s a quiet spot with a loved one, a family trip or a getaway with friends, self-catering offers a great deal of flexibility, often in stunning locations. Add in a hot tub and the weekend will be complete.

Here are a few of the best places to get away from it all and take a dip.

Erigmore Spa Lodges (Birnam, Perthshire)

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The perfect place to spend a week or a weekend, Erigmore’s ever popular luxurious Highland and Boutique Spa Lodges in the heart of Highland Perthshire offer the chance to simply relax and unwind in style.

With an extensive open plan living space inside and a contemporary outside decks – complete with your very own Hot Springs hot tub – there is space aplenty to really let yourself breath.

Hot tubs are installed in one, two and three bedroom lodges at Erigmore, so couples, families and groups can also enjoy a soak, surrounded by stunning woodland and scenery.

The Erigmore facilities also include an indoor pool, sauna and Jacuzzi to help you unwind – if you can drag yourself out of your hot tub that is!

Click here to book or find out more.

Wood Leisure luxury hot tub breaks (Aberdeenshire, Loch Lomond, Perthshire)

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Looking for a self-catering break with something a little special? Bubble away in a luxury range of hot tub lodges which provide everything needed for the perfect self-catering break.

All of Wood Leisure’s family-run parks are located in beautiful locations, offering fantastic countryside views and lots to see and do on the doorstep.

Choose from the indulgent 5-star, two and three bedroom Signature Lodges, complete with Bose speaker system throughout, Nespresso coffee machine, integrated wine cooler, white fluffy robes and slippers, available at Blairgowrie, Lomond Woods and Deeside Holiday Parks.

Have a taste of luxury in the deluxe two, three and four bedroom hot tub Lodges at Blairgowrie Holiday Park, only minutes from both the town centre and picturesque Perthshire valleys.

Or you might prefer the deluxe two bedroom hot tub caravan holiday homes at  Corriefodly and Lomond Woods Holiday Parks.

With prices starting from as little as £420 for a week or £294 for a three night short break and pet friendly options available, your ‘home away from home’ retreat doesn’t need to break the bank.

Click here to book now or call reservations on 01250 878124.

Crofts of Cairngorm (Nethybridge, Cairngorms National Park)

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Combining 18th century architecture with 21st century luxury, the Crofts of Cairngorm is a traditional stone cottage and separate steading, complete with luxurious hot tub looking onto some of the most picturesque scenes of Scotland.

Full of character and situated in a stunning mountain environment, surrounded by its own 4 acre grounds, Crofts of Cairngorm offers breathtaking views over Highland Strathspey.

The Crofts of Cairngorm is a unique property located in one of Scotland’s most rural and scenic counties, offering breath-taking scenery with the outdoor hot tub itself looking over the stunning Cairngorm Mountains.

The Crofts are located near the village of Nethybridge, known as the Forest Village, within the heart of the Cairngorms National Park.

To book or find out more click here.

Loch Tay Highland Lodges (Loch Tay, Perthshire)

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Loch Tay Highland Lodges offers Scandinavian built holiday lodges and award-winning “glamping” accommodation on the shores of Loch Tay. The facilities have spectacular south facing views over Loch Tay and across to Ben Lawers mountain and many come complete with hot tubs.

Last year Loch Tay Highland Lodges began to add hot tubs to their accommodation, with the brand new premium timber wigwams already upgraded with the addition of private eco, wood-fired hot tubs.

The owners are also currently adding electric hot tubs to four of the woodland cabins, which will be available to rent from Easter. With large living room doors opening out onto a fully furnished balcony, the luxurious three bedroom Waterfall Lodge is ideal for a short midweek getaway with friends, or a longer stay with the family.

Whether you are looking for a short break away glamping in one of the new GeoDomes or wigwams or are looking for a family holiday in one of the many lodges, you will be spoilt for choice.

For more information, or to book your next getaway, click here.

Airhouse Farm (Lauder, Scottish Borders)

Enjoy the spectacular views, day and night, in a hot tub at Airhouse Farm.

Set in 633 acres of Borders farmland – with the Lammermuirs as the backdrop, Airhouses is a wildlife paradise for deer, foxes, badgers, stoats, squirrels, barn owls and so much more.

With four lodges – sleeping from two to six people – plus a large holiday home that accommodates up to 10 people, all luxuriously decorated and furnished and each with its own hot tub, there’s plenty of options for guests.

What sets Airhouses apart from others is that there is no light pollution, so  the stars (and even the Aurora Borealis) become the night lights for guests.

Owners Martin and Carol welcome each guest when they arrive and are on hand for any needs that may arise throughout the stay.

Find out for yourself why Airhouses is one of Scotland’s undiscovered gems, with a quiet beauty which changes with the seasons.

Click here to find out more or to book your stay.