Hot tub cottage in Norfolk

North Norfolk coast

LocationNorth Norfolk coast
CostPrices vary widely, typically from about £120 to £350 or more per night, depending on size and season.
Best timeAutumn and winter, for starry skies and coast walks.
How longA weekend stay

What to expect

North Norfolk has plenty of coastal cottages and lodges with hot tubs, near beaches, marshes and good pubs. A soak after a day on Holkham Beach or a seal trip is hard to beat, and skies on this coast are dark and clear. Many are dog-friendly, which suits walkers.

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Where to base yourself

A weekend in CromerNorfolk

A Victorian seaside town with a pier theatre and the best crab in England

A weekend in Norfolk coastNorfolk

Wide sandy beaches, salt marshes and seal trips

What to pack

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Related activities

Hot tub lodge weekendLake District, Peak District, Yorkshire Dales and Norfolk

A lodge or cottage with a private hot tub is a popular way to enjoy a weekend away, whether you are with a partner, family or friends.

A day at Holkham BeachHolkham, Norfolk

Holkham Beach is one of the largest and most beautiful beaches in England, a vast sweep of sand backed by dunes and pine woods within a national nature reserve.

Blakeney Point seal tripBlakeney and Morston, Norfolk

Blakeney Point is a long sand and shingle spit on the north Norfolk coast, and a nature reserve with large colonies of grey and common seals.

Frequently asked questions

Are Norfolk hot tub cottages dog-friendly?

Many are, but always check the policy and any extra charge.

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Last reviewed October 2026. Prices, opening times and conditions change, so check with the provider before you go. Report an error or share a tip.

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