Lodges with Hot Tubs in Norfolk

People have been holidaying in this beautiful part of Eastern England since the Victorian times. But what makes it such a popular destination? Whether you're looking for a cosy couple's retreat, a stress-busting Norfolk weekend break, or a hot tub getaway with loads to see and do on your doorstep, we've got you covered.

Recommended Norfolk Hot Tub Lodges

Within this county in East Anglia, there's a wealth of self-catering properties to enjoy that make for ideal short breaks or romantic luxury breaks for two.

Norfolk Woods resort and Spa is set just off the A47 and is a bustling resort located a 20-minute drive from the scenic and historic town of King’s Lynn. With a wide variety of amenities like a spa, indoor heated pool, play area for children and bistro and bar on site, these lodges are perfect for a memorable holiday in Norfolk. They're ideal for couples or family breaks.

What's the best choice for couples and groups?

The park also has numerous accommodation suitable for all family sizes and budgets. The lodges sleep  up to 8 guests and are ideal for smaller groups, couples or family getaways. These cabins are offer a perfect unity of luxury and comfort. Relax and unwind in your own private hot tubs,  making your coastal break even more relaxing.

Love Golfing & Saunas? Try this lodge

For beautiful countryside views right from your doorstep, Fairway Lakes Lodges is an excellent self-catering holiday. Visitors can access the Caldecott golf course, sauna and fitness rooms. The lodges sleep 2-8 people and are ideal for couples and families.

Most of the lodges have private decks with built-in jacuzzi, offering beautiful vistas of the green rolling Norfolk countryside.

Woodland Leisure Holiday Park is, as the name suggests, situated among beautiful woodland in Norfolk, this hot tub lodge will put you at the heart of an incredibly beautiful area. Wildlife and woodland walks are right on your doorstep and for those who enjoy fishing then this activity is available on site.

Kingfisher Apartments are the perfect base to explore the rest of this area from. The park itself is extremely peaceful and calm whilst the whole area is relatively unspoiled by modern society. You'll be able to spend time in traditional towns and villages and there are a variety of activities on offer on the park. These range from the wildlife park to the large golf club that is available.

Things to do on your Norfolk holiday

Offering wonderful greenery and parkland Norfolk has plenty to offer in terms of relaxation and attractive surroundings.  A lodge with a hot tub is the perfect way to enjoy a holiday; you'll enjoy your own personal space and luxurious living accommodation, some with private outdoor hot tubs.

The beautiful area is crammed with attractions and taking a steam train ride on the Bure Valley Railway is a great way to explore.

Great Yarmouth offers traditional charm and stunning beaches while the city of Norwich is the place to go for shopping, fine dining and vibrant nightlife. For a fun family day out try Bewilderwood where you will find that zip wires, adventure play areas and rides are just some of the fun activities to enjoy.

The proximity to the coast means this county contains some beautiful beaches like Great Yarmouth, Cromer and Holkham.  Norfolk is also home to national parks and many family-friendly attractions offering the visitors plenty to see and do during their lodge break.

Norfolk is an easily accessible location for all those wanting to escape the hustle bustle of the city. There are also cabins, cottages and lodges that are dog-friendly, so your 4-legged friend needn't miss out.

The numerous pet-friendly walking and cycling trials in the county give you an opportunity to explore the amazing countryside with the national parks and the various tourist attractions like the Sandringham Estate - Her majesty the Queen’s favourite escape.

Top 9 attractions you have to see on your Norfolk hot tub break

Sightseeing ideas for couples and families

There is a metric ton of brilliant days out during your holiday in Norfolk - you will be spoilt for choice. If you're ready to venture out from your hot tub for some sight-seeing, here's some of the best things we've found that you might like.

1. Norwich Castle - This is a brilliant day out for your couples and families. There's regular special events, exhibitions, workshops for children and lots to enjoy in the art gallery and museum.
2. The Broads National Park - Easily one of the UK's most gorgeous settings. But it's not just easy on the eye. There's a host of entertaining activities to take part in here including boating, crafts, water activities and a lot more. Wildlife lovers will also be in their element here. Whether you're on a weekend break, or a longer stay, don't miss this one.
3. Norwich Cathedral is also well worth a visit. It's towering spires and well-maintained grounds make for some great photo opps. And there's even an ancient stone maze for children to play in.
4. Horsey Windpump - This iconic windmill is a famous landmark in the Norfolk broads and there's a relaxing day out in it's grounds, enjoying wildlife and striking vistas. Take in those beautiful views of the coast and collection of rare local wildlife, birds and insects.
5. Tolhouse Museum - Although it closes for the winter, History buffs will enjoy this museum which will entertain the children with wonderful historical stories the region has to offer.
6. For those who enjoy a little adventure, the day can also be spent indulging in one of the various activities like- Skiing at Norfolk Ski club, or ice skating at Ice Experience.
7. Whitlingham Outdoor Adventure Centre - When you need something more energetic than relaxing in your hot tub, a visit to this adventure park is a good stop off for the day. As well as water activities, you can walk, jog, cycle, camp, picnic or simply get away from it all and bird-watch.
8. We definitely recommend a visit to the beautiful sandy beaches of Southwold and Great Yarmouth.
9. The Sandringham Estate - Rub shoulders with royalty in this fantastic historic building that's been the retreat of the Queen herself. The grounds and the house are both stunning - as are the goodies in the coffee shop.

Whatever your mood, Norfolk is a beautiful county for a relaxing rural getaway.