On the farm · Hot tub cottages
These stays sit on farms or in farm buildings: old byres, granaries, steadings and farmhouses. The address in the owner’s listing shows a farm, and every one has a hot tub.
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Abernyte · Perthshire
Pitmiddle is a stunning countryside lodge near Perth and Kinross, Scotland. This beautiful retreat sits on 40 acres of spectacular woodland and countryside, complete with decked viewing platforms for spotting wildlife.
Forgandenny · Perthshire
from£75a night
Forgandenny · Perthshire
from£121a night
Lintrathen · Angus Glens
from£81a night
Abernyte · Perthshire
from£124a night
Lintrathen · Angus Glens
from£129a night
Pitlochry · Perthshire
from£85a night
Pitlochry · Perthshire
from£189a night
Memus · Angus Glens
from£9447 nights
Memus · Angus Glens
from£9447 nights
Longforgan · near Dundee
from£1,3557 nights
Perth · edge of the city
priceson the cottage page
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Show 4 more staysA farm cottage is a particular sort of stay. You are in the countryside, often at the end of a track, with fields on every side. The buildings are usually old: a stone byre, a granary, a steading converted into a row of cottages, or a farmhouse the family no longer lives in. The stays here are picked because the address in the owner’s listing is a farm, and each one has a hot tub on the property.
You get space and quiet. There is usually a garden or courtyard, and the night sky is dark enough to be worth looking at from the tub. Several of the stays at Logiealmond in Perthshire are in a group of buildings, so friends or two families can book neighbouring places, and the Horselea Farm stays at Forgandenny are a pair.
Where a farm is still working, expect tractors, livestock and the odd early start. If dogs are coming, keep them on a lead in the yard and in any field with animals, and shut gates behind you. The stay’s own page on the booking site is the place to check what is on the farm and what is not.
The tub type is on every card. Wood-fired ones are fed with logs and need a little time to heat up, which suits the pace of a farm stay. If you want a bigger group stay, use the sleeps filter beside the cards; a few of the farmhouses sleep eight.
Most of these farms are in two places: the glens side of Angus, around Lintrathen, Memus and Aberlemno, and Perthshire, around Pitlochry, Abernyte, Forgandenny and Logiealmond. If you want a Perthshire base, see Perthshire hot tub lodges and where to stay near Pitlochry. For the Angus side, try hot tub cottages near the Angus glens or the Forfar guide.
Press Check Prices & Availability on a stay to go to the holiday company’s booking page. Your dates, the total and any dog charge are shown there.
Some may be, and some are farm buildings that are now holiday lets. The owner’s page has the detail, so ask before you book if a quiet yard matters to you.
Many accept dogs, and the card shows how many. Keep dogs on a lead near livestock and in the farmyard.
Most do. Some are wood-fired, and the card shows the type.
The address in the owner’s listing includes a farm. We list those stays here and read nothing more into it.
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