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Holiday homes with a sauna or hot tub
A sauna or a hot tub turns a long weekend into something other than an ordinary stay. What matters is whether it is yours alone or shared, and whether it is ready when you want it.
86 homes found
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Waddenresidentie Ameland - Sunside
📍 Buren, Waddeneilanden
€120 / night
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Waddenresidentie Ameland - Sunrise
📍 Buren, Waddeneilanden
€88 / night
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Waddenresidentie Ameland - Nummer Vier
📍 Buren, Waddeneilanden
€85 / night
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Waddenresidentie Ameland - Escape
📍 Buren, Waddeneilanden
€85 / night
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Waddenresidentie Ameland -Taling
📍 Buren, Waddeneilanden
€82 / night
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Waddenresidentie Ameland - Casarca
📍 Buren, Waddeneilanden
€85 / night
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Villa Alterbiezen
📍 Hoeselt, Limburg
€428 / night
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Sekowa-lodge
📍 Geraardsbergen, Vlaamse Ardennen
€228 / night
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De Oude Es
📍 Bocholt, Limburg
€170 / night
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Domus Dunes
📍 Grobbendonk, Kempen
€210 / night
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Le Paddock
📍 Lubbeek
€265 / night
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Huisje Well Tevree
📍 Roesbrugge-Haringe, Westhoek
€336 / night
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vakantiehuis 't Loreem
📍 Geraardsbergen, Vlaamse Ardennen
€260 / night
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De Kopshoeve
📍 Lommel, Kempen
€150 / night
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Zenzalea
📍 Oostkamp, Brugse Ommeland
€240 / night
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Refuge des Hautes Fagnes
📍 Sourbrodt, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€412 / night
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Vakantieverblijf Element
📍 Zele, Scheldeland
€725 / night
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Aan de Blankaart
📍 Diksmuide, Westhoek
€542 / night
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De Driepikkel
📍 Knesselare
€280 / night
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HirschenHof
📍 Léglise, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€149 / night
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Les Bruyères
📍 Waimes, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€300 / night
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Le Trou 14
📍 Ferrières, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€337 / night
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Gîte Wellnness Le Poirier
📍 Heyd, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€173 / night
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Casa Cadaqués
📍 Durbuy, Ardennen (Wallonië)
€85 / night
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Each listing below says which facility is there and whether it is private. A private sauna you heat yourself whenever it suits you; a shared one you book in a time slot.
What to look for
- Ask how long the sauna takes to heat. An hour is normal, and that is better planned before the walk than after.
- For an outdoor hot tub the season matters less than you would think. Do ask whether it stays in use in winter.
- Bring a bathrobe or ask whether one is provided. It saves a cold corridor.
- Slots for a shared facility go quickly. Book on arrival rather than on the day itself.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as wellness here?
A sauna, a jacuzzi or a hot tub, private or shared. Each listing says which facility is there exactly.
Is the sauna included in the price?
With a private sauna, almost always. For a shared facility an owner sometimes asks a contribution per session, which then appears under the additional costs of the listing.
Can I use the hot tub all year?
That depends on the owner. Keeping an outdoor hot tub warm costs energy, so some switch it off in winter. Ask if you are coming in the cold season.
How many people fit in at once?
It varies a great deal, from two to eight. The owner states it in the description; if it is missing, ask before you book.
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