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Shepherds Lodge

Hot Tub
Sleeps 6
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 3
  • Private hot tub with countryside views
  • Exceptionally clean and well-equipped
  • Walking distance to village pub
  • Perfect base for Somerset exploration
  • Peaceful single-storey accommodation
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Shepherds Linhay

Hot Tub
Sleeps 2
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 1
  • Wood-fired hot tub with countryside views
  • King-size bed with luxury en-suite
  • Miles of walks from the doorstep
  • Enclosed garden perfect for dogs
  • Peaceful farm location near Taunton
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Shepherds Croft

Hot Tub
Sleeps 2
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 1
  • Eco hot tub with countryside views
  • Enclosed garden perfect for dogs
  • Cosy wood burner & underfloor heating
  • King-size bed with quality linens
  • Peaceful location with stunning views
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Summer Lodge

Hot Tub
Sleeps 2
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 1
  • Private hot tub with countryside views
  • Enclosed garden for dogs
  • Super king-size bed
  • Peaceful Quantock Hills location
  • Stylish open-plan living space
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The Old Stables

Hot Tub
Sleeps 4
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 2
  • Private hot tub for stargazing
  • Peaceful countryside location
  • Luxury bathroom with free-standing bath
  • Ground-floor accommodation throughout
  • Perfect base for Somerset exploration
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Get More From Your Bridgwater Hot Tub Cottage Break

Booking cottages with hot tubs in Bridgwater gives you the perfect base to explore Somerset's historic market town whilst enjoying luxury self catering accommodation. The town sits on the River Parrett and has played a vital role in British history from the Battle of Sedgemoor to its industrial heritage. You'll find everything from boutique cottages with private hot tubs to large holiday houses perfect for groups.

Bridgwater offers an excellent mix of history and modern attractions. Whether you're after romantic breaks for 2 or family cottages that sleep a large family, the area has holiday homes to suit every budget. Many properties are dog friendly and pet friendly cottages mean you won't leave anyone behind. The town's location makes it ideal for coastal cottages visits too with the Somerset coast just 20 minutes away.

Sightseeing in Bridgwater

The town has transformed from its industrial past whilst keeping its character intact. The historic town centre features Georgian and Victorian architecture alongside the impressive St Mary's Church with its distinctive spire visible for miles. The River Parrett runs through the heart of town and the regenerated docks area now hosts cafes and independent shops. Blake Museum tells the story of Admiral Robert Blake who was born here in 1598.

Top 5 Attractions You Have to See in Bridgwater

From historic sites to family attractions, Bridgwater and the surrounding area pack in plenty to fill your cottage breaks itinerary.

Blake Museum

This free museum occupies the birthplace of Admiral Robert Blake and chronicles Bridgwater's rich history. You'll discover exhibits on the Battle of Sedgemoor, the town's brick and tile industry and the famous Bridgwater Carnival. The building itself dates back to the 16th century and provides fascinating insight into local life through the ages.

Bridgwater and Taunton Canal

This restored waterway stretches 14 miles and offers excellent walking and cycling routes. The towpath takes you through peaceful countryside and you might spot kingfishers, herons and otters. Several pubs sit alongside the canal making it perfect for a leisurely afternoon. Boat trips run during summer months from Maunsel Lock.

Hinkley Point Visitor Centre

Located 10 miles from Bridgwater, this centre explains nuclear power generation in an accessible way. Interactive exhibits show how the power station works and the role it plays in UK energy. The viewing platform offers panoramic views across the Bristol Channel to Wales. It's completely free and makes an interesting educational visit for families.

Sedgemoor Battlefield

The site of the last pitched battle on English soil in 1685 lies just outside town. Information boards explain the Monmouth Rebellion and the battle that ended it. The flat landscape looks much as it did over 300 years ago. A memorial stone marks where the fighting took place and walking trails let you explore the area.

Puriton Hill

This modest hill just north of Bridgwater rewards the short climb with stunning views across the Somerset Levels and Quantock Hills. On clear days you can see the Bristol Channel and Welsh mountains. It's a popular spot for sunset watching and the walk takes about 30 minutes. The surrounding countryside is perfect for longer rambles too.

Don't Miss These...

Attraction What you'll experience Best for
Blake Museum Free museum exploring local history from Admiral Blake to the famous carnival Everyone
Bridgwater and Taunton Canal Peaceful towpath walks with wildlife spotting and waterside pubs Couples
Hinkley Point Visitor Centre Interactive exhibits about nuclear power with coastal views Families
Sedgemoor Battlefield Historic battle site with walking trails across atmospheric landscape Everyone
Puriton Hill Short climb for panoramic views across Somerset and beyond Couples

Visitor FAQs

How do I get to Bridgwater?
Bridgwater sits on the M5 motorway between Bristol and Exeter making it easily accessible by car. The train station has regular services to Bristol, Taunton and beyond. Bristol Airport is 30 miles away and takes about 40 minutes to reach.

What family activities are available?
Families enjoy the Tropiquaria animal park in nearby Watchet, Brean Theme Park on the coast and Cheddar Gorge just 20 minutes away. The canal towpath is perfect for cycling and many holiday cottages offer games rooms and swimming pool access.

Where are the best romantic spots?
The canal at sunset provides peaceful walks whilst the Quantock Hills offer stunning scenery for couples. Book a table at one of the town's independent restaurants or visit nearby coastal villages like Kilve. Your cottage with hot tub creates the perfect romantic retreat after exploring.

What shopping options exist?
Bridgwater town centre has high street chains alongside independent shops and a regular market. The Cornhill shopping area features local boutiques. For larger retail therapy, Taunton and Clarks Village outlet shopping in Street are both within 20 minutes drive.

Why choose hot tub cottages in Bridgwater?
After days exploring Somerset, returning to your own private hot tub beats any hotel. You'll find cheap cottages to luxury cottages, many with jacuzzi facilities. Properties range from 1 bedroom retreats to big cottages for groups. Book direct or through sites like Sykes Cottages for the best deals on hot tub stays.

Cottages with hot tubs in Bridgwater combine the comfort of quality self catering with easy access to Somerset's attractions. Whether you're planning last minute getaways or a new year break, the area delivers. From isolated log cabin retreats to boutique properties near town, you'll find unique cottages that make your visit special.

The variety of holiday lets means everyone finds their perfect match. Large family groups can book spacious villas whilst couples seeking romantic breaks might prefer secluded lodges with pools. Dog friendly options mean your pets enjoy the break too. With fishing lodges, forest holiday chalets and remote self catering options all available for hire, Bridgwater proves ideal for hot tub breaks whatever your requirements.

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