We’ve got some great deals on autumn breaks with a private hot tub. You can stay in gorgeous houses in lovely locations for less – like this one. Pink Thatch is an absolute peach, heaving with centuries old charm and rustic character, deep in rural Wiltshire yet easy enough to get to from major routes. We have to say, it’s a beauty for idyllic autumn breaks. Take a look.
Oh, what we wouldn’t give for the chance to get away for a few days! A whole week would be amazing but a midweek break or a weekend would do just as well. You can enjoy autumn breaks with a private hot tub at Pink Thatch for incredibly good prices.
The ol’ sunshine’s still popping his hat on and coming out to play quite a bit and hopefully that will continue, so you can get out there in the hot tub and enjoy it. Grab a load of that whole country cottage vibe; watch squirrels scampering about on the lawn, listen to the stream tripping merrily along, take the time to watch the cows moving slowly on the hillside that rises opposite Pink Thatch. One mahoosive helping of mindfulness at no extra charge.
If it’s raining or a bit cloudy, well, that don’t matter, you can still have a soak because the hot tub has a roof and once you’re in there you’ll be nice and warm anyhow. But indoors is just as lovely at Pink Thatch, with lots of scrumptious old bits that date back hundreds of years, like the exposed wall timbers and the big thick beams, the whopping great flagstones and the big old open fireplace with a bread oven. Get that lit of an evening and you’ll be lovely and toasty; curl up on the sofa, sit and natter, play board games or get the little ones snuggled up in their jimjams for a story. Cosy.
While away the hours with a potter round the pool table in the games room, cook a hearty autumn stew, have a big fry up for brunch, gather round the table for a corker of a roast dinner, perfect spuds, wholesome greens, and a nice robust red to wash it down with. Have lazy lie ins then put on your coats and go for a stroll across the fields to Seend Locks where you can book for tucker at the Barge Inn. Get in the car and have a pootle round spotting Wiltshire’s famous White Horses carved in the chalk hillsides. Plan it so you finish up at one of the welcoming country pubs in these parts – try The Greyhound at Bromham or The Well at Bulkington.
Go to Bradford on Avon, stroll along the Kennet & Avon canal to The Cross Guns or go to The Lock Inn where people have been having fun with Dick and Jane since 1990! It’s only 10 miles or so to Bath where you can take in the sights – the magnificent Abbey, the Roman Baths and the Royal Crescent, or for breathtaking views of the city do the Bath Skyline Walk, stopping for a rest at Prior Park.
Sometimes though, Autumn breaks with a private hot tub are all about staying put and we really don’t blame you if that’s exactly what you want to do when you come and stay at Pink Thatch. Perfect. You’ll love it.