Key Takeaways:
- Eco-friendly hot tubs use UV filtration and therefore lower dose chemicals for a cleaner, more sustainable experience.
- Hydrotherapy hot tubs help reduce stress, ease pain, and improve sleep during your stay.
- Daily maintenance ensures safe, clean hot tubs so guests can relax without worry.
- Private garden hot tubs provide year-round comfort, perfect after exploring South East Cornwall.
- Luxury features and peaceful surroundings create a restorative break beyond a typical holiday stay.
Cottages With Private Hot Tubs in South East Cornwall
Looking for cottages with private hot tubs in Cornwall? At Kernock Cottages, each luxury cottage features its own private hot tub, set in peaceful gardens with countryside views.
Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway, a relaxing break, or a family holiday, our hot tubs are designed for comfort, privacy, and year-round use. With advanced hydrotherapy systems, eco-friendly filtration, easy-to-use controls, and mood lighting, you can unwind the moment you arrive.
The Hot Tubs at Kernock Cottages
If you want cottages with private hot tubs, this is the place for you. Each of our four luxury holiday cottages has its own private hot tub in the garden. We chose Shoreline Hydrotherapy hot tubs because of their eco-friendly credentials. Not only do they have energy efficient pumps, low energy LED lighting, very high spec insulation (the covers have an R value of >20) and a heat recovery system, but they also give a carbon offset certificate for 20 years with every tub (paid by Shoreline), so you can soak with a clear conscience. They all have an easy-to-use control panel, continuous filtration, and they also have a UV system for added protection.
UV is also more environmentally-friendly as it requires lower chemical dosing than hot tubs using chemicals alone. The hot tubs also all have ozonators (which generate “energetic oxygen”, another natural purifier, which helps destroy bacteria, viruses, algae and yeasts and helps reduce the amount of sanitiser required).
We use bromine as the sanitiser. It has a number of advantages over chlorine for use in hot tubs, not least of which is that it tends to be less irritant than chlorine. Hot tubs are checked daily so guests do not need to worry about monitoring chemical levels.
The Coach House
- Includes a Cannes E hot tub with 2 reclining seats and a double lounger (seats 4 in total)
- Features multi-coloured mood lighting
- Perfect for relaxing while enjoying private garden views
Tree Barn
- Includes a Gibraltar hot tub (seats 5–6)
- Features two full sculptured loungers
- Includes 3 fountains and multi-coloured LED mood lighting
- Set in a peaceful, tranquil setting
Heather Barn
- Includes a Gibraltar hot tub (seats 5–6)
- Features two full sculptured loungers
- Includes 3 fountains and multi-coloured LED mood lighting
- Ideal for a relaxing countryside escape
Owl Barn
- Includes an 8-seater Monterossa hot tub
- Features two full body sculptured loungers
- Equipped with 76 jets, 3 fountains, and multi-coloured LED mood lighting
- Positioned in a private garden with views across to Bodmin Moor
Top 5 Health Benefits of a Hot Tub
Soaking in a hot tub for 15-20 minutes can offer a number of benefits. Add to this the peace and tranquility of the Kernock Estate, wonderful views, and mood lighting and you have the perfect conditions to plunge into relaxation.
1. Relax and De-Stress
Plunge into relaxation and let the warm water together with hydrotherapy jets help to relax muscles, ease tension, and reduce stress thus promoting overall well-being and revitalisation. The buoyancy of the water supports your body and relieves the pressure on joints and muscles. Hot Tubs at Kernock are heated to 38°C.
2. Improve Circulation
The heat from the hot tub can cause your blood vessels to dilate, which improves circulation. This can help with better oxygen and nutrient delivery to your muscles and tissues.
3. Pain Relief
For those suffering from joint and musculoskeletal conditions, the heat and buoyancy can help reduce pain and inflammation. The soothing effect of the water and jets can also alleviate general aches and pains and rehabilitate muscles.
4. Better Sleep
Soaking in a hot tub before bedtime can help improve sleep quality. The relaxation and stress relief it provides can help you fall asleep faster and enjoy deeper, more restful sleep.
5. Detoxification
Turn the hot tub up to the 40°C max to help open up your pores and promote sweating, which can aid in detoxification. This can help eliminate toxins from your body and improve skin health.
Relax, Recharge and Stay in a Cottage with a Private Hot Tub in Cornwall
There’s nothing quite like returning to your own private hot tub after a day exploring Cornwall. Whether you’re unwinding under the stars, easing tired muscles after coastal walks, or simply enjoying the peaceful countryside setting, a stay at Kernock Cottages offers the perfect balance of comfort and luxury.
With high-quality hydrotherapy hot tubs, eco-friendly systems, and private garden spaces, every detail is designed to help you relax from the moment you arrive. Combined with the beauty of South East Cornwall and easy access to local attractions, Kernock is an experience that goes far beyond a typical getaway.
Ready to experience your own hot tub escape? Check availability and book your stay at Kernock Cottages today.
FAQs
What temperature are the hot tubs set to?
Our hot tubs are typically heated to 38°C, providing the perfect balance of comfort and relaxation.
Are the hot tubs cleaned between guests?
Yes, each hot tub is thoroughly cleaned, drained, and refilled between stays to ensure the highest hygiene standards.
Are the hot tubs environmentally friendly?
Our hot tubs use advanced UV filtration systems and minimal chemicals, making them more environmentally friendly than traditional systems.
Can I use the hot tub all year round?
Absolutely. Our hot tubs are designed for year-round use, whether you’re visiting in summer or enjoying a cosy winter break.
Can children use hot tubs?
Children under 16 must be supervised at all times. Hot tubs are not suitable for babies or small children as they are at risk of overheating (hot tubs retain heat unlike baths where the water cools down).
