The 11 best Airbnbs with hot tubs in Colorado

Location: Bailey, a mountain town southwest of Denver.

That headline is underselling it somewhat; there’s plenty more to this pine-framed hideaway than the joys of a private cedar hot tub (not that a cedar tub should ever be scoffed at). Located in the peaceful mountain hub of Bailey, this stunning spot somehow manages to bridge the divide between alpine adventure and total seclusion, offering the perfect base for exploring the Rocky Mountains while also providing tranquility and serenity in spades. Plus, it features a signature swinging stargazing net and visits from local deer. Who doesn’t love morning coffee surrounded by wildlife?

Time Out tip: Bailey is an ideal gateway for outdoor lovers—hike through Lost Creek Wilderness or fly-fish the South Platte River during the day, then swing by local favorite Mad Jack’s Mountain Brewery before heading back to fire up the deck’s propane fire table.

Sleeps: Four people.

Perk: Cedar hot tub.

Price: From $436 per night.

Location: Florissant, just 10 minutes from Colorado Springs.

If your idea of a Colorado getaway involves getting properly off the grid, Serenity House is a secluded mountain cabin set on five scenic acres, with a creek running through the property. The cabin is at the end of a 3.5-mile dirt road, offering plenty of privacy and the chance to swap city noise for birdsong, flowing water and mountain wildlife. There’s Starlink Wi-Fi but no cell signal. This is a cabin for travellers who want to properly disconnect and embrace Colorado’s rugged side.

Time Out tip: Load up on supplies in Woodland Park or Cañon City before tackling the final gravel stretch—once you pull into the driveway and hear the water running, leaving for a grocery run is the last thing you’ll want to do.

Sleeps: Eight people.

Perk: Vintage record player. 

Price: From $300 per night.

Location: Boulder.

Perched at the end of a mile-long private driveway surrounded by hundreds of acres of open wilderness, this architectural sanctuary trades city noise for total mountain solitude. Tucked high above Boulder in historic Gold Hill, this sunlit haven manages to bridge the divide between high-end luxury and rugged alpine living, serving up the perfect launchpad for trail exploration alongside serious tranquility and serenity. The hot tub is perfect for star gazing and marveling at the views from inside with the 17-foot-high glass wall. 

Time Out tip: Hike the two miles along old trails into Gold Hill—a remarkably preserved 1800s gold mining town—for a pint, live weekend music, and serious Wild West character at the Gold Hill Inn before retreating back to your private ridge. Read our guide on the best things to do in Boulder.

Sleeps: Four people.

Perk: Panoramic mountain views.

Price: From $930 per night.

Location: Cascade-Chipita Park, 10 minutes from Manitou Springs and Colorado Springs.

Hidden Falls is a nearly 100-year-old cabin tucked into Cascade canyon, combining rustic charm with modern comforts. Soak in the brand-new hot tub overlooking the surrounding wilderness, unwind on the private deck or follow hiking trails straight from the property. Inside, there’s a king bedroom, loft bedroom, two bathrooms and a cozy living room with a wood-burning stove. The cabin is full of character, with original floors, narrow spaces and plenty of stairs. Just 10 minutes from Manitou Springs and Colorado Springs, it feels wonderfully secluded while keeping restaurants, hiking and attractions close by.

Time Out tip: Enjoy a wine tasting and dinner by the creek at local favorite restaurant, The Wines of Colorado, just a quick walk down the street. 

Sleeps: Six people.

Perk: Outdoor shower.

Price: From $470 per night.

Location: Breckenridge, at the base of Peak 9.

For a classic Breckenridge ski getaway, this compact studio puts you right at the action. Located in the Village at Breckenridge on Peak 9, the condo offers ski-in/ski-out access, plus on-site equipment rental, ski school, restaurants, hot tubs, a heated pool, saunas and a gym. When you’ve had enough of the slopes, historic Main Street is just across the road, with boutiques, bars and restaurants within easy walking distance. The studio sleeps four and has a fully equipped kitchen and wood flooring, making it a convenient base for couples or small families.

Time Out tip: Explore Main Street on foot. The strip is around a mile long and easy to walk.

Sleeps: Four people.

Perk: Heated underground parking garage.

Price: From $137 per night.

Location: Bailey, overlooking Deer Creek Valley.

This is the closest you’ll get to a luxury treehouse Airbnb in Colorado; it’s got mind-melting views for miles around, combined with drool-worthy luxury and fresh, airy ambiance. From May to October, the experience gets even more unusual with a separate luxury glamping tent featuring a king bed, gas fireplace and private deck. The property is around an hour from Denver and close to Breckenridge for skiing, making it a peaceful base for both summer escapes and winter adventures. It’s also got not one, not two but three decks, one of which has both a sauna and a hot tub. Boom! 

Time Out tip: The Zen Treehouse is only an hour and 10 minutes from downtown Boulder or Denver International Airport. The last part of the drive is a dirt road for five minutes so it's recommend you use an all-wheel or four-wheel drive vehicle.

Sleeps: Eight people.

Perk: Barrel sauna.

Price: From $1,110 per night.

Location: Cripple Creek.

Spacious, bright and with spectacular views out over the surrounding mountains, this rental is an ideal base for trekking through the Pikes Peak wilderness—or for having a few peaceful nights in. Unwind after an afternoon of trail biking with a soak in the six-person hot tub on the deck, fix a meal in the fully loaded kitchen (cappuccino machine included), or gather around the gas fireplace to watch dusk settle over the forest canopy.

Time Out tip: Spend the day exploring the granite formations at Garden of the Gods or the fossil beds nearby, then head into Cripple Creek for dinner and a show at the historic Butte Theater before heading back up to the cabin’s stargazing deck.

Sleeps: Eight people. 

Perk: Six person hot tub.

Price: From $350 per night.

Location: Florissant near Mueller State Park.

One cabin with a hot tub in Colorado? Coming right up. This gorgeous roomy Airbnb combines the cosy aesthetic of a country hideaway with some very desirable luxuries. Surrounded on all sides by the mountains and 40 private acres of meadows, you’ll get to feel like you’re living the off-grid life while actually being spoilt for choice when it comes to local restaurants in the nearby towns. That all-important hot tub is on the lower-level patio and promises plenty of stargazing opportunities.

Time Out tip: For the anglers out there, you can fly fish for trout on the stream running through the property. And this Airbnb is 15 minutes away from the Gold Medal waters of the Dream Stream located between Eleven Mile Reservoir and Spinney Mountain Reservoir.

Sleeps: Four people. 

Perk: Mountain views.

Price: From $450 per night.

Location: Colorado Springs, a five minute walk from Freedom Park.

With its obscenely pretty fenced-in outside area (kitted-out with firepit, grill, hot tub and relaxation zone, no less), this hillside haven features all the home comforts you could need—right in the heart of Colorado Springs. Styled specifically for traveling parents, remote workers, and pet owners, the three-bedroom layout takes the stress out of group travel by supplying everything from baby gear and toys to a dedicated high-speed desk workspace. After an afternoon exploring Old Colorado City or hiking around Pikes Peak, fire up the outdoor grill, pour a cold drink, and let the kids and dog roam the gated yard while you soak under the festoon lighting. 

Time Out tip: Take the five-block stroll over to Switchback Coffee Roasters for a morning espresso and scratch-made pastry before making the quick ten-minute drive out to catch the early light on the red rock formations at Garden of the Gods. Hungry? Read our guide on the best restaurants in Colorado. 

Sleeps: Eight people.

Perk: Pet friendly.

Price: From $356 per night.

Location: Telluride, a short drive to Mountain Village.

Designed by architect Jack Young to create a seamless treehouse feel among two acres of dense aspen groves, this 2,700-square-foot modern sanctuary stands out as a high-design alpine retreat. Looking a bit like a spaceship that's crash-landed in the heart of the majestic Coloradan wilderness, this home is both an idyllic rural escape and a gob-smacking architectural masterpiece. With vast windows with which to gaze out at the surrounding aspen forest and dozens of ingenious design features, this place is really, really special. Oh, and it’s also got a really fancy hot tub, obvs.

Time Out tip: You can catch the free gondola from Mountain Village into historic downtown Telluride for dinner and craft cocktails.

Sleeps: Seven people. 

Perk: Sonos sound system.

Price: From $428 per night.

Location: Durango / San Juan Mountains area, 5 minutes from Purgatory Ski Resort and a 15-minute walk to Electra Lake.

Looking for a peaceful, secluded cabin in the woods, but don’t want to break the bank? Well, here’s the rental for you. Featuring all the amenities you could ask for plus lush forest views and a sumptuous tub, it’s an absolute steal. Positioned in the heart of the San Juan mountain corridor, this relaxed alpine cabin ditches pretension in favor of pure outdoor convenience. It’s in an ideal spot for multi-sport trips, offering rapid access to Purgatory’s ski runs, backcountry snowmobile routes, and summer lake hikes.

Time Out tip: Take the 25-minute drive south into historic downtown Durango to ride the famous narrow-gauge steam railroad or grab a pint at Carver Brewing Co., but make sure your rig has 4WD or chains during winter trips up the pass.

Sleeps: Seven people. 

Perk: Indoor fireplace. 

Price: From $470 per night.

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