19 Of The Best Outdoor Spa And Bathtub Airbnbs In Victoria

Infinity pool, spa and outdoor bath anyone? This Mornington Peninsula home has it all and its location in Victoria is second-to-none. You’re 500m to Mount Martha South Beach (with those adorable beach boxes) here, four minutes to The Pillars, and four minutes to Mount Martha Village so there’s heaps to go see. But we wouldn’t blame you if you just fancied enjoying your luxury accommodation in all its indoor/outdoor-living glory instead. 

Take the plunge and enjoy the solar-heated swimming pool, or laze by the side of it in a lounger if you prefer. If a nice steamy outdoor bath is more your thing, you can head for the white tub around the corner and jump right on in. The heated cedar hot tub is an option if there’s a few of you who’d like a dip. Then it might be time to fire up the wood-fired pizza oven for a feed, so you’ve got enough energy to do it all again the next day. 

A peaceful country escape awaits you at The Temple, a retreat surrounded by farmland, animals and scenic views of the Yarra Valley in Victoria. If you’re keen for a spot with a luxury hot tub, this place has a delightful bathing space nestled under an outdoor pergola. Grab your bathers and a glass of vino and relax in the bubbles, surrounded by lush greenery. There’s premium bath towels and complimentary Sukin products at your disposal.

If you don’t fancy getting wet just yet there’s a tempting daybed and a firepit you can huddle around instead.This Airbnb offers guests the opportunity to hand feed a friendly lamb, and you can collect fresh free-range eggs from the chickens if a brekkie calls for it.

If you’re looking for a luxury Victorian pad that will fit the whole family, then the super lavish Santorini Blue is worth a squiz. This architecturally-designed home has four bedrooms and no less than 3.5 bathrooms, which is always a winner when you’re travelling with littlies. Your accommodation is close to beaches and the town centre of Sorrento and it’s got a lovely outdoor hot tub on the deck, framed by eye-catching portholes, if you prefer to chill out at home. 

Pop into the beloved Koonya General Store for some essentials before whipping up a family feast in the well-equipped kitchen. There’s plenty of space on the deck to eat while admiring the view too—plus a barbecue of course, in case a sizzling steak tempts the taste buds.

Embrace a touch of France at this historic home in the heart of regional Victoria. The Vicarage At Clunes is one of the state's oldest residences, built during the Gold Rush by renowned colonial architect Leonard Terry, and it will literally have you smitten at hello. Expect character galore, with three large bedrooms that all open onto landscaped gardens via French doors and five (yes, five) statement indoor fireplaces (three of which you can use).

The pièce de résistance of this top pad is the outside space which hosts multiple entertaining areas. The main patio is bordered by vintage French doors and strewn with festoon lights, making for a super memorable dining spot. There’s also a small central courtyard with a deep cast iron outdoor bath for soaking in. If that isn’t enough, you can step off the side verandah and you’ll find a stainless steel hot tub, or head over to the rear yard to find a gas barbecue and a fire pit converted from an Indian dahl cooking pot too. Phew!

One for the true railfans, (Francis Borgeouis looking at you) the absolutely picturesque Steam is a charming getaway in Forrest, housed completely in a decommissioned steam engine carriage.

The nearly 100-year-old relic has been lovingly restored and is now fitted out with impeccably aesthetic period-style furniture, a fireplace and even a sizable outdoor tub with polished brass tapware surrounded by vistas of the lush bushlands of the Otways. Soak it all up at this Victorian stay. 

Just over an hour out of Melbourne, this stay in Trentham is absolutely brimming with quaintness. An ideal getaway due to its rustic yet immaculate curation, The Potting Shed was a finalist in the 2022 Airbnb awards, so it's an absolute must.

The farm chic house is flanked by serene nature and greenery, but the big draw is the tranquillity of the outdoor bath tucked between the trees on the back deck. Inside is a motley collection of cottagecore furnishings, from rusted copper tap wear to recycled timber benchtops and even a fully restored Pot Belly fireplace for keeping things toasty.

On a quiet stretch of coast just five minutes drive from Victoria's Apollo Bay, the Chocolate Gannets villa is a coastal escape like few others. Inside the light-filled and spacious stay are floor-to-ceiling windows that provide a spectacular vista of the coastline as well as the addition of its own private double-spa bath that looks out onto the nearby beach which sits just 50 metres away.

Need another reason to book? You can book in-house massages and yoga classes by local practitioners if you so desire.

The Macedon Ranges sits just about an hour away from the big smoke up in the northern regions of Victoria. It boasts some of the lushest and natural bushland in the state and is famously home to Hanging Rock.

The Fellcroft Farmstay is tucked away at the entrance of the Cobaw State Forest, the cosy barn-style house is the perfect getaway for two. Take in the expansive green ranges from the comfort of the tub or park up on the wooden verandah with a coffee or wine in hand. 

Out on the back hinterlands of the Otways in Wensleydale sits the incredible Charleson Farm, just 30 minutes from Lorne and Torquay this secluded semi-coastal escape has enough of the right stuff to keep every guest feeling at home.

The house is stunningly designed and fitted out with a chic rustic feel, think heavy timbers and plenty of light, it’s also set on a stunning 100-acre farm with panoramic views of real country Victoria on offer. If that wasn't enough it also has a life-changing outdoor spa that looks out across the ranges. 

How about a handmade house that just screams honeymoon hideaway and is dog-friendly too? Liptrap Loft is a real one-of-a-kind place. Designed and built with recycled materials by the original owner, Jim, this Airbnb offers a slice of rustic luxury away from the city. Influenced by Japanese architecture, your accommodation sits on five acres of bushland in Victoria’s South Gippsland and has an indulgent outdoor bath house for lazy days.

Beautifully furnished, it has a huge king size bed and a uniquely charming kitchen, plus a fire heater for colder nights with wood provided for your stay. Fire up the barbecue and dine outside, or sway away the afternoon on the outdoor hammock. There’s lawn games if you’re feeling competitive, and two mountain bikes for guest use too.

Combine action and pleasure at this architect-designed spot on the edge of Victoria’s Otways. Your three-bedroom abode sleeps seven and boasts a heap of thoughtful touches to make your stay extra luxe. Strap your mountain bikes on the car roof rack, because this place has direct access to world-class bike trails and is close to the popular Forrest Brewery. There’s even a secure bike shed and wash bay available for use during your stay.

Back at the pad, you’ll be tempted to head to the fern garden where you can use your complimentary Leif spa products to soak in the deep outdoor bath. There’s a spa and wellness minibar in case you want to splash out on extras. The champions at this pad provide a campfire cooking kit too so, come sundown, you can head to the fire pit and get sizzling those snags.

Perched up on the cliffs of Mount Martha overlooking the sprawling Mornington Peninsula coastline in Victoria, Sea Sanctuary is all about taking five.

Perfect as an intimate sojourn for two, the quaint beach-chic stay has an in-ground outdoor hot tub with vistas of the water below, as well as a hot/dry sauna room, in-wall fireplace and large open kitchen and lounge area. If you prefer the comfort of the indoors, there's also a bathtub surrounded by views of the nearby bush and beach. 

Nestled among the bushland reserve of Hoddles Creek lies this dreamy hidden cabin. Secluded, serene and with an outdoor spa, it definitely ticks all the boxes.

The A-framed house is lined with ceiling-to-floor windows, making the most of the scenic Yarra Valley views. For an even better glimpse, step outside onto the outstretched timber deck and spend a night curled up by the fire pit. Dip your toes in the spa built into the deck and relax to the sound of the native Australian bush that surrounds the property.

This Yarra Valley Cottage in the town of Gruyere (yes just like the cheese) is a ripper getaway for those looking for some R&R as well as a little grapevine action in Victoria.

The perfect retreat after a hard day of wine tastings this rustic farmhouse with weathered timber is ideal for taking things slow. A big outdoor antique tub with copper taps sits on the wooden deck and looks out onto green hills in the distance. Grab a glass of something spesh and dive right in.

If there were awards for Airbnbs, The Wensley would have an absolute bag by this point. The architectural wonder that sits on 80 rolling acres on the Surf Coast hinterland is made up of recycled timber and raw concrete and has been curated head to toe to keep you comfy.

With a living room straight out of Grand Designs with an island fireplace, wrapped windows that look out onto the ranges, and a rustic outdoor bathtub on the back porch, you'll want for nothing. If style is your vibe then you’ve got it in spades right here. 

The Nook, situated on extensive privately-owned farming land in rural Gariwerd, makes up for its size with its innovative design and culturally rich location. Many hands came together to build this home for anyone seeking a rural Victorian getaway. 

The stunning Grampians getaway sleeps two adults. It’s complete with an outdoor bathtub and painstakingly restored native garden, bringing with it a whole lot of wildlife and further transforming The Nook into its own ecosystem of sorts. But for those who aren’t naturally outdoorsy, you’ll still have access to internet and only have to venture about ten minutes to the charming Halls Gap, the closest town. 

Daylesford mini break calling anyone? Do yourself and your mates a favour and book this unique abode just a short stroll from town for a mega relaxing time. Not only does this Victorian Airbnb have some serious street appeal—think pretty cathedral windows, a delightfully pitched roof and plenty of multi-levels decks, but it also has a ten-person outdoor hot tub. Now that’s what we call enticing.

Plunge right in and enjoy views over the oak trees and valley beyond while sipping on your favourite beverage. There’s a massive outdoor deck and dining table overlooking the spa, so you can just meander between soaks and cheese plates as you wish.

Resting atop an exposed hilltop in the heights of Mansfield, Victoria, this visually stunning stay designed by architect, Robbie Walker has harnessed the incredible nature that surrounds it.

The floor-to-ceiling windows look out onto a panoramic view of the sprawling mountain ranges of Mt Buller, the inside has a tidy minimalist feel with polished concrete floors, accented by sleek wood furnishings and a large fireplace that anchors the open-living dining room. Perhaps the biggest drawcard however is the outdoor spa— which rests over the valley providing breathtaking vistas.