- 2 Back Lane
- Ash Lodge
- Ash Tree Lodge
- Badger's Burrow
- Bee Hive
- Beech Lodge
- Bonnie's Shepherds Hut at Shepherds Lodge
- Buckingham House
- Buddy
- Cedar Lodge
- Cedar Tree Lodge
- Chicken Run
- Church View
- Corky
- Elm Lodge
- Farm View House
- Herbie's Shepherds Hut at Shepherds Lodge
- Holly Lodge
- Lillie's Shepherds Hut at Shepherds Lodge
- Maple Lodge
- Mulberry Tree Round-House
- Nomad
- Oak Lodge
- Oak Tree Round-House
- Olive Tree Lodge
- Otter's View
- Peach Tree Lodge
- Peacock Lodge
- Pheasant Lodge
- Pine Lodge
- Poppie's Shepherds Hut at Shepherds Lodge
- Rabbit Hole
- Rose Cottage Empingham
- Rowan Lodge
- Squirrel's Nest
- Stork Lodge
- Swan Lodge
- Sycamore Lodge
- The Copper Pot - Snowford Hill
- The Cottage At Hall Farm House
Kirkby Mallory Cottages with Hot Tubs
3 Cottages Found
- Private hot tub
- Peaceful rural location
- King-size bed with en-suite
- Close to Mallory Park Circuit
- EV charging available
- Private hot tub on spacious deck
- Unique round-house design with skylight
- King-size bed with premium mattress
- Secluded location near attractions
- Modern kitchen with quality amenities
- Private hot tub with countryside views
- King-size bed with premium mattress
- Pet-friendly with enclosed garden
- Peaceful rural glamping site
- Close to local attractions
Kirkby Mallory Guide
Kirkby Mallory's hot tub cottages offer a perfect base for exploring Leicestershire's countryside. This small village, just 10 miles from Leicester, punches above its weight with nearby attractions including Mallory Park Racing Circuit (4.5/5 on TripAdvisor) and Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre.
The village has an interesting motorsport connection - former F1 world champion Graham Hill raced regularly at Mallory Park in the 1960s. Local legend claims he once stayed in a cottage that now offers holiday accommodation with a hot tub!
Cottage options range from cosy 1-bedroom retreats perfect for couples to larger 4-bedroom properties for family gatherings. Many feature private gardens where you can enjoy your hot tub whatever the weather.
The surrounding area offers excellent walking routes, country pubs and easy access to both the National Forest and Charnwood Forest - making a cottage stay ideal for those wanting to combine outdoor activities with evening relaxation.
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Sightseeing
Kirkby Mallory might be small, but it's perfectly positioned for exploring some of Leicestershire's best attractions. I've found that basing yourself here gives you great access to both countryside and cultural spots without the crowds.
Mallory Park Racing Circuit (LE9 7QE) sits right on the doorstep and hosts regular motorsport events throughout the year. Opening times vary depending on race days, but the track is typically active from 9am-5pm. It scores 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor with visitors praising the "fantastic atmosphere" and "great viewing points".
Just 5 miles away, Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre (CV13 0AD) lets you walk the ground where Richard III lost his crown in 1485. Open 10am-4pm daily, this 4/5 TripAdvisor-rated site offers excellent interactive exhibits and guided walks.
For garden lovers, Tropical Birdland (LE9 7UH) in nearby Desford scores 4/5 on TripAdvisor. It's open 10am-5:30pm and houses over 250 birds in beautiful settings. The walk-through aviaries are particularly good - we think kids will love the hand-feeding opportunities.
Pet Friendly
Many Kirkby Mallory cottages welcome dogs, making this a brilliant spot for a break with your four-legged family members. The surrounding countryside offers plenty of walking opportunities without needing to jump in the car.
Market Bosworth Country Park (CV13 0LP) is just 4 miles away and provides excellent dog walking routes with dedicated off-lead areas. The park has water stations and waste bins throughout, making it properly set up for pet visitors.
When you're hungry, The Royal Arms in nearby Sutton Cheney (CV13 0AG) welcomes dogs in their bar area and garden. They even offer water bowls and treats! Their Sunday roasts are particularly good after a long morning walk.
If you're bringing a dog to Kirkby Mallory, pack a towel specifically for wiping muddy paws after countryside walks - especially important before letting them back into your cottage or near the hot tub area!
Top 3 attractions you have to see in Kirkby Mallory
1. Mallory Park Racing Circuit (LE9 7QE) isn't just for motorsport enthusiasts. Even if there's no race on during your stay, the track offers driving experiences where you can get behind the wheel yourself! Their "Triple Supercar Experience" lets you drive three different supercars for £199. One visitor wrote: "Absolutely brilliant day out. The instructors were so helpful and I actually managed not to crash the Ferrari!"
2. Kirkby Mallory Church (St Peter's) might be small but it's packed with history. This 13th-century building features some fascinating medieval carvings and stained glass. It's usually open during daylight hours and offers a peaceful spot for reflection. The churchyard contains graves of local families dating back hundreds of years.
3. Kirkby Mallory Hall Park offers lovely walks through what was once the grounds of a grand country house (now demolished). The landscaped parkland includes ancient oak trees, some over 400 years old. It's completely free to visit and perfect for a morning stroll before returning to enjoy your hot tub!
Is Kirkby Mallory good for families with young children?
Yes! While Kirkby Mallory itself is small, nearby attractions like Tropical Birdland (10 minutes' drive) and Twycross Zoo (20 minutes) are perfect for kids. Many cottages offer enclosed gardens where children can play safely and the quieter roads make it less stressful than staying in busier areas.
What's the best time of year to visit Kirkby Mallory?
Each season has its appeal, but I find late spring (May-June) offers the perfect balance - the countryside looks stunning, weather is usually good and you'll beat the school holiday crowds. That said, autumn visits mean cosy evenings in your hot tub watching the leaves change colour!
Can I get around Kirkby Mallory without a car?
It's challenging. There's a limited bus service connecting to Leicester, but to make the most of the area, a car is pretty much essential. Taxis are available but can be expensive for daily sightseeing.
Are there any good pubs within walking distance?
The Old Thatched Inn in Earl Shilton is about a 30-minute walk and serves excellent food. Closer to home, The Kirkby Mallory Arms offers good pub grub and local ales just a short stroll from most cottages.
What should I pack for my hot tub cottage break?
Beyond the obvious swimwear, bring flip-flops for walking between the cottage and hot tub, extra towels and plastic glasses if you fancy a drink while soaking. Most cottages provide robes, but it's worth checking before you travel.
Is there anywhere to buy groceries in Kirkby Mallory?
The village itself has limited shopping options. Your best bet is the Tesco Express in Earl Shilton (2 miles away) or the larger supermarkets in Hinckley (5 miles). Many visitors do an online grocery delivery to arrive after check-in.
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