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Melbury Lodge in Ansty

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Sleeps 6
Bedrooms: 3
  • Private hot tub for six
  • Three ensuite bedrooms available
  • Countryside views from decking
  • Woodburner in living area
  • Luxury Norwegian-inspired furnishings
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Bracken

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Sleeps 6
Bedrooms: 3
  • Private wood-fired hot tub
  • Stunning countryside views
  • Modern eco construction
  • Three en-suite bedrooms
  • Working farm location
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Henning Lodge in Ansty

Hot Tub
Sleeps 4
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 2
  • Private hot tub with views
  • Luxury ground floor lodge
  • Wood burning fire included
  • Stream in peaceful grounds
  • Near Jurassic Coast beaches
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Rawlsbury Lodge

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Sleeps 4
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 2
  • Private hot tub with views
  • Luxury single-storey lodge
  • Countryside location near coast
  • Modern kitchen and facilities
  • Pet-friendly with garden space
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Get More From Your Ansty Hot Tub Cottage Break

Booking cottages with hot tubs in Ansty gives you the perfect blend of rural tranquillity and easy access to some of Dorset's most celebrated attractions. This small village sits just north of Dorchester and offers genuine countryside charm without the isolation that puts some visitors off more remote self catering options.

We love how Ansty works brilliantly for both romantic breaks and family getaways. The village itself is peaceful and the surrounding area delivers everything from historic sites to coastal adventures. Your private hot tub becomes the ideal way to unwind after exploring Thomas Hardy country or walking the Jurassic Coast.

What to do on a family or couple's hot tub break in Ansty

Ansty sits in the heart of the Dorset countryside where rolling chalk hills meet ancient woodlands. The village has kept its agricultural character and you'll find traditional stone cottages alongside working farms. It's proper rural England without feeling cut off from civilisation.

The location makes it brilliant for hot tub stays because you get countryside views and starry nights whilst staying within striking distance of Dorchester, the coast and numerous National Trust properties. Whether you're after dog friendly cottages for country walks or luxury cottages for a pampered retreat, Ansty delivers.

Sightseeing in Ansty

The area around Ansty has transformed from Hardy's agricultural landscape into a destination that balances heritage with modern tourism. You'll find Iron Age hill forts, Roman remains and medieval churches all within a short drive. The countryside itself is the main attraction with footpaths crossing fields and woodland that look much as they did centuries ago.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Ansty

The variety of attractions near Ansty means you can fill a week without repeating yourself. History buffs and nature lovers both find plenty to keep them busy.

Maiden Castle

This massive Iron Age hill fort just outside Dorchester ranks as one of Europe's largest and most complex ancient earthworks. The ramparts rise dramatically from the surrounding fields and the views from the top stretch for miles. It's free to visit and takes about an hour to walk around properly.

Dorchester Town Centre

Thomas Hardy's county town sits just three miles south and packs in Roman ruins, Georgian architecture and excellent independent shops. The Dorset Museum tells the county's story brilliantly and you can walk the route Hardy used daily. Wednesday and Saturday markets bring extra buzz to the town centre.

Cerne Abbas Giant

This famous chalk figure cut into the hillside near Cerne Abbas village has sparked debate for centuries about its origins and meaning. The 180-foot tall figure is best viewed from the designated viewing area off the A352. The village itself is gorgeous with its medieval abbey ruins and traditional pubs.

Athelhampton House and Gardens

One of England's finest medieval manor houses sits just east of Ansty with 15th-century architecture and award-winning gardens. The Great Hall features a stunning timber roof and the topiary pyramids in the gardens are Instagram gold. It's perfect for a couple of hours on a sunny afternoon.

Chesil Beach and West Bay

The Jurassic Coast lies about 30 minutes south and Chesil Beach offers 18 miles of pebble beach stretching towards Portland. West Bay with its dramatic sandstone cliffs became famous through Broadchurch and has decent fish and chips. It's brilliant for coastal walks and fossil hunting.

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Attraction What you'll experience Best for
Maiden Castle Ancient earthworks with panoramic countryside views and fascinating history Everyone
Dorchester Town Centre Market town atmosphere with Roman history and Hardy connections Couples
Cerne Abbas Giant Iconic chalk figure and picturesque village with abbey ruins Everyone
Athelhampton House Medieval manor house with stunning gardens and architecture Couples
Chesil Beach Dramatic coastal scenery and fossil hunting opportunities Families

Visitor FAQs

How do I get to Ansty?
Ansty sits just off the A37 between Dorchester and Yeovil making it easy to reach by car. Dorchester has regular train services from London Waterloo (around 2.5 hours) and you can hire a car or book a taxi for the final few miles to your cottage with hot tub.

What family activities are available near Ansty?
Families love the Dinosaur Museum in Dorchester and Monkey World near Wool. The Tank Museum at Bovington is brilliant for older kids and Farmer Palmer's Farm Park works well for little ones. Most large family cottages are within 20 minutes of these attractions.

Where are the best romantic spots?
Hardy's Cottage at Higher Bockhampton offers peaceful woodland walks whilst Athelhampton House gardens provide picture-perfect settings. For dinner, The Acorn Inn at Evershot and The Greyhound at Sydling St Nicholas both deliver proper country pub romance. Your secluded cottage retreat with jacuzzi completes the experience.

Is there good shopping nearby?
Dorchester has independent boutiques along South Street and regular markets. Bridport (30 minutes west) is known for its antiques and artisan food scene. For big name stores you'll need to visit Weymouth or head to Yeovil.

Are hot tub cottages suitable for winter breaks?
Absolutely. We find hot tub breaks work brilliantly in winter when you can soak under the stars after country walks. Many pet friendly cottages and dog friendly options have log burners too. Book early for new year and last minute deals appear regularly on booking sites like Sykes Cottages.

Cottages with hot tubs in Ansty give you the best of Dorset without the coastal crowds. Whether you're after cheap cottages for a quick 1 night escape or boutique cottages for an extended stay, this area delivers. The mix of history, countryside and coast means every visit reveals something new.

From fishing lodges to large cottages sleeping big groups, the accommodation choice suits all budgets and group sizes. Many places to stay welcome dogs and some luxury cottages even feature swimming pools alongside hot tubs. For 2 people seeking isolated romance or large holiday groups wanting space, Ansty works.

Book your cottage breaks here and you'll understand why visitors return year after year. The combination of a private hot tub, stunning countryside and easy access to Dorset's highlights creates the perfect formula for memorable getaways.

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