Get More From Your Newchapel Hot Tub Cottage Break
Booking cottages with hot tubs in Newchapel gives you the perfect base to explore this charming Staffordshire village whilst enjoying luxury self catering accommodation. You get far more space and privacy than any hotel can offer plus the added bonus of soaking under the stars after a day of adventure.
We love how Newchapel sits right on the edge of the Staffordshire Moorlands with easy access to both countryside walks and nearby market towns. Whether you're after romantic breaks for 2 or large family getaways, this area delivers brilliant cottage breaks with that essential private hot tub waiting for you.
What to do on a family or couple's hot tub break in Newchapel
Newchapel itself is a small village but its location puts you within striking distance of some fantastic attractions. The village sits between Stoke-on-Trent and the Peak District which means you can visit world-class pottery museums one day and hike dramatic moorland the next.
This makes it ideal for hot tub stays where you want variety without spending hours in the car. Book a cottage with hot tub here and you'll find everything from historic houses to adventure parks within a 30-minute drive. The mix of cultural attractions and outdoor activities suits everyone from couples seeking secluded retreats to large holiday groups.
Sightseeing in Newchapel
The surrounding area has transformed from its industrial pottery heritage into a destination that celebrates both history and natural beauty. You'll spot traditional bottle kilns dotting the landscape around Stoke-on-Trent whilst the eastern edge opens up into the stunning Peak District National Park with its limestone valleys and gritstone edges.
Top 5 attractions you have to see in Newchapel
From theme parks to stately homes, the attractions near Newchapel cover every interest. Here are five places you absolutely must visit during your stay.
Alton Towers Resort
Just 15 minutes away, Alton Towers offers world-class roller coasters and family rides set in beautiful historic gardens. The resort includes a water park and spa too. It's one of the best theme parks in Britain and perfect for creating memories with kids or thrill-seeking adults.
The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
Located in Stoke-on-Trent, this museum tells the story of the area's famous ceramics industry through stunning displays of Wedgwood, Royal Doulton and Spitfire designer Reginald Mitchell's story. Entry is free which makes it brilliant value. The collection includes the world's greatest assemblage of Staffordshire ceramics.
Trentham Estate
This 725-acre estate features award-winning Italian gardens, a mile-long lake and a shopping village with boutique stores. You can hire bikes, take forest walks or simply enjoy the stunning landscaped gardens designed by Tom Stuart-Smith. The estate also has excellent cafes and restaurants for lunch.
Rudyard Lake
This two-mile reservoir offers sailing, kayaking and a vintage steam railway running along its western shore. The lakeside paths are perfect for gentle walks whilst the surrounding woodland provides more challenging hiking routes. It's a peaceful spot that inspired Rudyard Kipling's parents to name their son after it.
Little Moreton Hall
This National Trust property is one of Britain's finest timber-framed manor houses dating from the 15th century. The wonky walls and crooked windows create an almost fairytale appearance. The knot garden and surrounding moat add to the charm whilst the interior reveals how Tudor families lived.
Don't Miss These...
| Attraction | What you'll experience | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Alton Towers Resort | Thrilling rides, water park and beautiful gardens in a historic estate setting | Families |
| The Potteries Museum | World-class ceramics collection and local industrial heritage displays | Everyone |
| Trentham Estate | Stunning Italian gardens, lakeside walks and boutique shopping | Couples |
| Rudyard Lake | Water sports, steam railway and scenic woodland walking trails | Families |
| Little Moreton Hall | Remarkable Tudor architecture with wonky walls and period interiors | Everyone |
Visitor FAQs
How do I get to Newchapel?
The village sits just off the A52 between Stoke-on-Trent and Ashbourne. The nearest train station is Blythe Bridge about 3 miles away with services to Manchester and Derby. Most visitors drive as it gives you flexibility to explore the area.
What family activities are available near Newchapel?
Alton Towers tops the list but you'll also find Trentham Monkey Forest, Waterworld swimming complex and Peak Wildlife Park all within 20 minutes. The area has loads of family cottages with facilities like games rooms and enclosed gardens too.
Where are the best romantic spots?
Trentham Gardens offers beautiful walks whilst the Peak District villages like Hartington provide cosy pubs and stunning scenery. Book one of the boutique cottages with a jacuzzi for the ultimate romantic breaks experience.
Is there good shopping nearby?
Trentham Shopping Village has independent boutiques and the Potteries Shopping Centre in Hanley offers high street brands. For unique pottery bargains visit the factory shops in Stoke-on-Trent where you can buy direct from famous manufacturers.
Are hot tub cottages suitable for winter visits?
Absolutely. We find hot tub breaks are even better in winter when you can soak in the warmth whilst watching the stars. Many lodges and log cabin rentals have wood burners too. Look for deals on last minute availability or new year getaways.
Cottages with hot tubs in Newchapel give you that perfect combination of relaxation and adventure. Whether you're after cheap cottages for a 1 night escape or luxury cottages for a week-long retreat, this area delivers. The mix of attractions suits dog friendly holidays, group cottages for celebrations and isolated forest holiday escapes.
You'll find everything from big cottages sleeping large family groups to intimate 1 bedroom hideaways for hire. Many properties come with swimming pool access or are coastal cottages if you fancy exploring further afield. Pet friendly cottages are plentiful here and places to stay range from traditional holiday houses to unique villas and fishing lodges.
Book your cottage breaks through sites like Sykes Cottages or search for remote self catering options and holiday lets direct from owners. The rental market here offers brilliant holiday homes for country breaks with dogs or chalet-style holiday houses with pools. Visit Newchapel and discover why this corner of Staffordshire makes such a brilliant base for your next hot tub holiday.