Hot Tub Holidays
in Cambridgeshire

Why Choose Cambridgeshire for a Hot Tub Break?

A hot tub holiday in Cambridgeshire offers a landscape of intellect and wild beauty. The manicured lawns of the historic colleges contrast sharply with the wild, flat wetlands of the Fens, offering two very different experiences in one county.

It is a destination where you can go punting on the River Cam in the morning, explore the "Ship of the Fens" (Ely Cathedral) in the afternoon, and walk amongst the vintage aircraft at IWM Duxford.

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Cambridgeshire Hot Tub Lodges and Cottages

Our collection offers unique ways to stay in this historic county, from modern eco-lodges to traditional barn conversions.

Ely Cathedral Lodges

For a truly unique view, discover our properties near the historic city of Ely. We feature modern glamping-style lodges with hot tubs that offer a peaceful countryside retreat with spectacular views of the famous cathedral rising above the flat fenland landscape. These properties are perfect for couples and small families who want to be close to the history of Ely and Cambridge while enjoying a quiet, scenic base.

Character Barn Conversions

Discover beautifully converted barns tucked away in the Cambridgeshire countryside. These properties often feature charming details like exposed beams and vaulted ceilings, combined with modern luxuries. With enclosed gardens, private hot tubs, and easy access to wildflower meadows, they are ideal for families seeking a rural escape with plenty of space for children to play safely.

Romantic Retreats for Couples

For an intimate escape, our collection includes unique properties designed specifically for two. From cosy wooden cabins to shepherd's huts set in serene natural surroundings, these retreats offer total seclusion. Located in the Fenland countryside, they are perfect for anniversary breaks or romantic getaways where you can disconnect from the world and enjoy the big skies from your private tub.

Top Things to See and Do in Cambridgeshire

• Cambridge University: Explore the world-famous historic colleges. Visit the stunning King's College Chapel, walk across the Mathematical Bridge, and soak up the academic atmosphere.
• Punting on the Cam: The quintessential Cambridge experience. Hire a punt (or a chauffeur) to glide along the "Backs" of the colleges, offering unique views of the architecture from the river.
• Ely Cathedral: Known as the "Ship of the Fens," this magnificent Romanesque cathedral dominates the flat landscape for miles around. It is famous for its unique Octagon Tower and Stained Glass Museum.
• IWM Duxford: Europe's largest air museum. Walk through historic hangars housing Concorde, Spitfires, and Lancaster bombers. It is a working airfield and often hosts spectacular air shows.
• Wicken Fen: The National Trust's oldest nature reserve. This wetland wilderness offers a glimpse of what the Fens looked like centuries ago, perfect for walking on boardwalks and spotting wild ponies and owls.
• Anglesey Abbey: A Jacobean-style house with a working watermill and spectacular gardens. The Winter Garden is particularly famous for its vibrant colours during the colder months.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cambridgeshire good for cycling?

Yes, it is one of the best counties in the UK for cycling. The landscape, particularly in the Fens and around Cambridge, is incredibly flat, making it perfect for casual cyclists and families. There is an extensive network of cycle paths connecting the city to the surrounding villages.

How far is Ely from the properties?

Many of our lodges at Fenview Lakes are just a short drive from the historic city of Ely, making it easy to visit the magnificent cathedral and explore the charming riverside cafes and antique shops.

How far is Cambridge from the coast?

Cambridge is inland, but the coast is accessible for a day trip. The stunning North Norfolk coast (places like Hunstanton or Holkham) is about a 60-90 minute drive away, making a "beach day" perfectly possible during your stay.

When is the best time to visit Cambridgeshire?

Cambridgeshire is a year-round destination. Summer is iconic for punting on the Cam and picnics in the meadows. Spring is beautiful for the daffodils on the college "Backs." Autumn brings golden colours to the trees, and Winter is atmospheric, with frost on the Fens and fewer crowds in the city.

Is it good for a city break?

Yes, staying in the countryside gives you the best of both worlds. You can use the excellent Park & Ride sites to visit Cambridge for a day of shopping, museums, and dining, then retreat to the peace and quiet of your rural hot tub lodge for the evening.