Log Cabins Lake District. There’s something special about relaxing in a hot tub. The warm, bubbling water seems to soothe and calm even the most agitated state of mind.
Using a hot tub at The Tranquil Otter offers our guests an extra special experience. Here are a few reasons why:
Privacy: Each of our eight lodges has its own private hot tub that is screened of from the other lodges. Apart from the birds and wildfowl on the lake, no-one can see you.
A view of the lake and the starry Cumbrian skies: During day, you can watch the birds and wildlife frolic on the lake while cocooned in warm bubbles. By night you can look up at the clear dark skies and let the constellations of jewelled stars be your companion.
Perfectly proportioned hot tubs: Size matters when enjoying a hot tub. Feedback from our guests has guided us to ensure that the size of hot tub in each of our lodges can generously accommodate the number of guests staying. So even our one-bedroom lodges, ChiffChaff, Gadwell and Fieldfare, can seat five adults.
Winter days hold no barrier: Many of our guests get into the full ‘hygge’ spirit and use the hot tubs during the glorious crisp and sunny colder winter days. After taking in the warmth of the hot tub, you can snuggle up inside in front of the wood burning fire.
Cleanliness: We’re extremely fastidious when it comes to the cleanliness and hygiene of our hot tubs. They are fully drained and cleaned after every guest leaves, and we inspect each hot tub daily to ensure it meets our standards. We also make sure you have all the information you need to get the best from your hot tub experience. More information is available in FAQs.
Each of lodges has a flat-bottomed boat to enable our guests to row out onto the lake to get up close to nature. Many years ago, The Lough was run as a fishery and it was a regular sight to see people out on the flat-bottomed boats patiently hoping a catch of a fresh water fish or two.
Since then, we have refurbished all the boats, which are safe and stable, for couples and families to enjoy. Many of our guests are keen photographers and love being out in the boat to capture stunning wildlife pictures. If you do take some lovely pictures, we love being able to share them on our social media accounts – so if you’d like to share your pictures, we’d be delighted to have them.
Please be kind to the wildlife while enjoying The Lough.
Small children enjoy feeding the duck, but we ask you that avoid feeding them bread or things that are not nourishing for them. We have written an article called ‘Bread can Kill’ which you can read for more information.
For more information on amazing places to visit in Cumbria, take a look at our ‘Things to Do’ section.
