North Wales

North Wales stays with sauna and hot tub

We list more than 20 places to stay in North Wales with both a sauna and a hot tub: 13 glamping stays, 10 cottages and 1 lodge.

The most common locations are Barmouth, Ruthin, Llangefni and Abergele. 21 allow dogs. 14 have at least five guest reviews. The highest guest rating among those with 20 or more reviews belongs to Salt Marsh Cabin: 9.3/10.

Sauna details on this page come from partner listing data (September 2026) unless marked verified. Opening times and fees can change, so confirm them with the property before you travel. How we check saunas

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North Wales stays with sauna and hot tub

Sauna at The Stables Cabin Hot tub, BarmouthGlamping

Barmouth, North Wales

The Stables Cabin Hot tub

Glamping

  • Sauna
  • Hot tub
  • Dogs
Data only, not yet verified

Good for: a sauna and a hot tub in one stay; travelling with a dog

Sauna at Mirror Cabin, LlangefniGlamping

Llangefni, North Wales

Mirror Cabin

Glamping

  • Sauna
  • Hot tub
  • Dogs
Data only, not yet verified

Good for: a sauna and a hot tub in one stay; travelling with a dog

Sauna at Family Getaway Hot Tub Sauna, AbergeleCottage

Abergele, North Wales

Family Getaway Hot Tub Sauna

Cottage

  • Sauna
  • Hot tub
  • Dogs
Data only, not yet verified

Good for: a sauna and a hot tub in one stay; travelling with a dog

Swimming pool at Lux Manor Sleeps 30, RuthinCottage

Ruthin, North Wales

Lux Manor Sleeps 30

Cottage

  • Sauna
  • Hot tub
  • Sleeps 30
Data only, not yet verified

Good for: a sauna and a hot tub in one stay; a pool as well as the sauna; groups of up to 30

Hot tub at The View, Llandudno JunctionCottage

Llandudno Junction, North Wales

The View

Cottage

  • Sauna
  • Hot tub
  • Dogs
Data only, not yet verified

Good for: a sauna and a hot tub in one stay; travelling with a dog; a pool as well as the sauna

What to check before you book

  • Private or shared. Is the sauna just for your group, or shared with other guests or leisure club members?
  • Sauna type. Wood-fired, electric (Finnish) and infrared saunas feel very different. Infrared runs much cooler.
  • Opening times. Hotel saunas often close early in the evening or need booking. Holiday-let saunas may need warming up.
  • Fee. Some hotels charge for spa or sauna access, even for guests. Ask whether it is included in your rate.
  • Swimwear. Most UK hotel saunas require swimwear. In a private sauna it is up to you.

Where we have checked a sauna, you will see these details in its Sauna Passport with the month we checked it.

Frequently asked questions

How many north wales stays with sauna and hot tub do you list?

We list more than 20 stays: 13 glamping stays, 10 cottages and 1 lodge.