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Filbert Pod

Hot Tub
Sleeps 2
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 1
  • Private hot tub on wooden deck
  • Peaceful farm location
  • Cosy pod with double bed
  • BBQ area for outdoor dining
  • Close to Lincolnshire Wolds walks
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Willow Pod

Hot Tub
Sleeps 2
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 1
  • Private hot tub with countryside views
  • Cosy king-size bed
  • Peaceful rural location
  • Stargazing opportunities
  • Modern well-equipped kitchen
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Spring Cottage

Hot Tub
Sleeps 8
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 4
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Get More From Your Arundel Hot Tub Cottage Break

Booking cottages with hot tubs in Arundel gives you the perfect blend of medieval history and modern luxury. This West Sussex market town sits beneath its magnificent Norman castle and offers everything from riverside walks to antique shopping. The surrounding South Downs National Park provides stunning countryside views whilst the coast lies just a few miles south.

We think Arundel makes an ideal base for hot tub breaks because you get that peaceful retreat atmosphere without being isolated from attractions. Whether you're planning romantic breaks for 2 or looking for large family accommodation, the area has boutique cottages and luxury cottages to suit every group size. After exploring the town's historic streets you can return to your private hot tub for a well-earned soak.

Sightseeing in Arundel

The town centre packs remarkable heritage into a compact area. Arundel Castle dominates the skyline whilst the Gothic Revival cathedral adds architectural drama. Independent shops line the steep High Street and Tarrant Street. The River Arun meanders through water meadows where swans and herons are common sights. This combination of natural beauty and historical significance makes every walk memorable.

Top 5 Attractions You Have to See in Arundel

From grand castles to wildlife reserves, Arundel offers attractions that appeal to history buffs and nature lovers alike.

Arundel Castle

This 11th-century fortress has been home to the Dukes of Norfolk for over 400 years. The State Rooms showcase fine furniture and paintings whilst the grounds include formal gardens and a working kitchen garden. The castle opens seasonally so check before you visit.

Arundel Cathedral

The Cathedral of Our Lady and St Philip Howard stands as a Victorian Gothic masterpiece completed in 1873. Its French Gothic style features soaring vaulted ceilings and beautiful stained glass. Entry is free and the building offers a peaceful retreat from the busy streets outside.

WWT Arundel Wetland Centre

This 65-acre reserve attracts over 2000 ducks, geese and swans throughout the year. Walking trails wind through different habitats whilst hides provide excellent birdwatching opportunities. The centre runs activities for children making it perfect for family cottages stays.

Arundel Lido

This outdoor swimming pool opened in 2009 and operates from May to September. The heated pool sits in attractive grounds with a café and sunbathing areas. It's a refreshing alternative to your cottage hot tub on warm summer days.

South Downs Way

This 100-mile national trail passes close to Arundel and offers spectacular downland walking. You can tackle short sections for stunning views across the Arun Valley. The chalk grassland supports rare butterflies and wildflowers during spring and summer months.

Don't Miss These...

Attraction What you'll experience Best for
Arundel Castle Medieval fortress with State Rooms, gardens and 900 years of history Everyone
Arundel Cathedral Victorian Gothic architecture with stunning stained glass and peaceful atmosphere Couples
WWT Arundel Wetland Centre Wildlife watching with thousands of birds and interactive activities Families
Arundel Lido Outdoor heated swimming pool with café and sunbathing areas Families
South Downs Way National trail offering downland walks with panoramic valley views Everyone

Visitor FAQs

How do I get to Arundel?
Arundel railway station connects to London Victoria in 90 minutes and Brighton in 40 minutes. The A27 provides road access from east and west. We recommend having a car to explore the South Downs and coastal cottages nearby.

What family activities are available?
The WWT Wetland Centre offers pond dipping and nature trails. Arundel Castle runs medieval events during school holidays. The Lido provides swimming from May to September. Many holiday cottages and lodges offer dog friendly accommodation so you can bring pets along.

Where are the best romantic spots?
Walk along the River Arun at sunset or explore the castle gardens. Book dinner at one of the riverside restaurants. The cathedral offers quiet contemplation. Return to your secluded cottage with hot tub for ultimate privacy.

What shopping options exist?
The High Street features antique shops, galleries and independent boutiques. Tarrant Street has gift shops and delicatessens. The twice-weekly market sells local produce. You'll find everything from unique souvenirs to everyday supplies.

Why choose a hot tub cottage here?
Cottages with hot tubs in Arundel combine countryside tranquillity with easy access to attractions. After walking the South Downs or touring the castle, your jacuzzi provides the perfect way to relax. Many properties offer last minute deals and cheap cottages options for budget-conscious travellers.

Whether you're searching for a 1 bedroom retreat or large holiday houses for groups, Arundel delivers. The town works brilliantly for country breaks and hot tub stays throughout the year. Book your self catering accommodation through Sykes Cottages or similar rental platforms to find the best deals.

We love how Arundel combines accessibility with that remote self catering feel. You're never far from coastal cottages if you fancy a beach day. The area suits everyone from couples seeking romantic getaways to large family groups needing big cottages with pools. Visit for 1 night or longer to truly appreciate this special corner of West Sussex.

Unit 7, Eastbourne Business Park, Cross Levels Way, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 2UH