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hot tub lodges, cosy cottages, cabins and bothies, with total privacy and big views
Hand-picked romantic cottages, lodges, cabins and bothies for two across Scotland, from hot tub lodges and a treehouse to turf-roofed cottages and shoreline hideaways. You book direct with the owner, so there are no booking fees and you can ask about anniversaries, proposals or honeymoons before you go.
Scotland suits two people: empty beaches, dark skies, lochs and glens, and plenty of places where you will not see another house. Everything in this collection is small and private, from a one-bedroom cottage to a lodge or a bothy, and many have a hot tub, a wood burner or an outdoor bath. You book direct, so you can ask the owner about anything you would like arranged.
Greengairs Highland Bothies are five-star eco lodges on the Cateran Trail, each with a private wood-fired hot tub. RiverBeds Luxury Wee Lodges in the Glencoe valley have a private veranda, firepit and hot tub, and The Hideaway at Lochinver is a cabin with a private outdoor hot tub and views across the bay to the Assynt mountains. See more in our hot tubs collection.
Three Lochs View is a stone-clad cottage on a family croft with floor-to-ceiling windows over three lochs, Kingsburgh Boathouse is a Jacobite-era boathouse on the edge of Loch Snizort on Skye, and Traigh Bothy has a gallery bedroom looking to Eigg and Rum.
The Treehoose near Inverness has a sunken hot tub on its deck, Croft 103 at Durness has glass-walled eco cottages with outdoor bathtubs, and Blue Reef Cottages at Scarista on Harris are turf-roofed, each with its own sauna and whirlpool bath.
Luinga Beag near Arisaig was designed for romantic breaks, proposals and honeymoons, with an outdoor stone bath, and Crosple Cottage near Oban is a secluded shoreline cottage built for honeymoons and minimoons. See our Honeymoons and Proposal Stays collections. Many places also welcome dogs, as in our Dog Friendly collection.
Yes. Three Lochs View is a stone-clad cottage with floor-to-ceiling windows over three lochs, Kingsburgh Boathouse is a restored boathouse on Skye with sunsets from the terrace, and Crosple Cottage is a secluded shoreline cottage near Oban. Every one is hand-picked, and you book direct with the owner.
Yes. Greengairs Highland Bothies have a private wood-fired hot tub each, RiverBeds Luxury Wee Lodges have a bubbling hot tub on a private veranda, and the Knoydart House studio has a large hot tub looking over the loch to the Small Isles. See our hot tubs collection.
Yes, from a treehouse near Inverness to a boathouse on Skye and a bothy on the Moray Firth. The Treehoose has a sunken hot tub on its deck, Kingsburgh Boathouse has total privacy, and The Old Salmon Bothy has a deck over the water.
Yes. The Invergarry near Aboyne has a spa-style en-suite and an outdoor hot tub, The Crofters Suite near Strontian has a four-person hot tub and a cold plunge pool, and Blue Reef Cottages on Harris each have a sauna and whirlpool bath.
Yes. The Hideaway is a cabin for two at Lochinver with a private hot tub and a super-king bed, and the lodges at Greengairs and RiverBeds are made for two. See also our Lodges collection.
Often, yes. Many places take stays of two or three nights, and the owner sets the minimum on each listing. See our Short Breaks collection, and ask the owner if you want something different.
Luinga Beag near Arisaig was designed for romantic breaks, proposals and honeymoons, and Crosple Cottage near Oban was built for them. See our Honeymoons and Proposal Stays collections.
At many of them. Greengairs, The Hideaway and Luinga Beag all welcome dogs. Check each listing for the number allowed, or see our Dog Friendly collection.
Choose a place, then use the enquiry form or the Book Direct button on its page. Your message goes to the owner, who replies with availability and the price. You pay the owner's price, with no booking fees added.
