19 WA Stays With Outdoor Baths & Spas For Long Soaks (2026)

Seeking a WA getaway where you can relax and recharge? The Grove At Ryan’s Rest is the Airbnb you’ll want to take a squiz at. This tiny house stay in Quinninup is the perfect spot to slow down and reconnect with yourself, nature and that nice bottle of red you’ve been saving for a special occasion. 

Your tiny home on wheels sits neatly on a working potato, cattle and citrus farm, and the loft Queen bedroom has an opening skylight and views over the hosts’ lovely lemon orchard. 

Wake in your French linen sheets before meandering out to enjoy the 3km marked walking trail that leads from river and lake to farm and orchard. Back at your abode, you can sink into the wood-fired outdoor bath and ease those aching muscles with the bath salts provided. There’s outdoor games like Bocce, Cornhole and Finska to play with your fave one later, and of course your own Weber barbecue for a long lunch and an outdoor beanbag for lounging on.

Surrounded by the Porongurup National Park, this spacey, light-filled timber home ticks all the boxes, sitting on 40 wild hectares with some pretty cool views. The massive spa sits in a window-lit room that faces the picturesque Porongurup Ranges. The room then spills out onto the balcony, where deck chairs also face this superb sight. 

If you manage to drag yourself away from this WA Airbnb, you’ll be able to explore the Porongurup region, which is home to plenty of walking trails such as the Castle Rock Granite Skywalk and many wineries that meander right to Mount Barker.  

Nestled in a lush little valley on the banks of the Blackwood River, Cleves Hut is a damn romantic WA spot to slow down and connect with nature. The 100 per cent off grid cabin is truly secluded and surrounded by grazing cattle and other wildlife—much of which you can watch pass by from your bedroom.

You won't find a tellie or wifi here, but they've assured us there is phone reception so go ahead and hotspot it if you can't cope without the internet. They've also got a Bluetooth speaker so you can soundtrack your stay with ease, plus board games to keep you entertained. The true showstopper here though is the gorg outdoor bath for two—it's completely private so you can just as easily enjoy a soak in the sunshine or by starlight. Stunning!

Love a little bit of adventuring, but don’t want to miss out on the luxe stuff? Gourmet Glamp is your kind of WA getaway. Your Airbnb is a stylish six-metre glamping tent, with a Queen bed, uber comfy Zeek hybrid mattress and designer linen just to add to the appeal.

Hit the snooze button before making yourself a cuppa using the artisanal cafe station your hosts supply: we’re talking Margaret River Roasting Co plunger coffee, a choice of teas, hot choccy and real milk. Your hosts can stock you up with other options too, just ask when you book. 

Afterwards, you’re going to want to head to the bush bath in the private peppermint gum grove for a soak, before firing up the Weber barbecue for a cooked brekky. Later, there’s a fire pit to stoke (depending on the season) and your hosts supply wood to keep it going all night long.

Just a short drive from Manjimup (hello, truffles) you’ll find this secluded and heritage-listed adults-only cottage. It’s a serene spot, where the community values a calm and quiet escape—bring your bathers because we reckon a chillax in the outdoor bath in the backyard is the perfect way to start your day.

Karri Lake is within a gentle toddle too, and it’s open for recreation so feel free to bring your own canoe or floaties for a dip off the pontoon. Once that’s done, perhaps a trip to the Quinninup Tavern is in order—or just head back to your WA Airbnb and stoke up the fire pit (if the season allows) and get ready for a cheeky drink while you plan the next day.

Being completely off-grid on 75 acres of farm and bushland means there’s plenty of privacy to dip into the tempting outdoor bath on The Cabin’s verandah. After a relaxing sunset soak at this WA stay, you can prep a cheese plate, pour yourself a drink and sit at the patio’s bar, or cosy up by the outdoor fire pit (depending on the season). 

As for the house, you’ll be forgiven for thinking you’ve been transported to the Swiss Alps, with this timber-laden home reminding us of a cosy ski lodge. We love that you’re just a teeny 15 minutes from Margaret River town here, with all its sips and eats, plus this pad is dog-friendly too, on request.

She might be small in size, but she’s pretty mighty when it comes to holiday magic. The Soak at Dalton’s Paddock is a fabulously cosy tiny home  just seven minutes from Manjimup, WA, and tucked away among 40 acres of vineyard, truffle trees, fruit orchard, and olive groves.

It’s a peaceful retreat, for peeps who want to leave the laptop behind and soak in the deep outdoor copper bath by candlelight instead. If you can’t be found there, we expect you to be gently swaying in the outdoor swing chair, toasting marshmallows on the fire pit or curling up next to what is possibly the most adorable indoor fireplace ever, on the cosy leather couch. Bliss.

Perfect for a romantic getaway or a solo trip to treat-yo-self, this quaint timber cabin just ten minutes’ drive outside of Dunsborough is the ideal place to unwind with a glass of vino. Nestled within an organic vineyard called Windows Estate (quite convenient, we think), this cabin’s rustic bathtub sits under eucalyptus trees and faces a serene lake.

We think you’ll find it hard to resist the urge to ‘gram this tub—especially when you’re lying back with a glass of red in hand.

Five minutes away from the Denmark township, you’ll find Stillwood Retreat. And retreat there we shall. This secluded architecturally designed WA tiny home is tucked into the naturescape of the south west, among towering karri trees and next to your own private dam—where you can roll out a rug for a seriously serene private picnic on the deck before sinking into a hot outdoor bath as the sun sets.

If you're keen to venture out at all (which trust us, is hard to do) there's plenty of things to do in Denmark. Our perfect day involves going for a dip at Elephant Rocks (if the sun is shining) and then sampling some drinks over lunch—choose between wines at The Lake House, beers at Boston Brewing Co or spirits at The Dam.

Is it a house? Is it a tent? Actually, this hidden WA gem is a bit of both and we’re here for it. Melaleuca Luxe is technically a glamping tent with a comfy king bed, French linen bedding, a lounge, kitchenette and bathroom. 

Except this adorbs little pad isn’t your average glamping tent either. It has actual sliding glass doors that open up onto a big balcony, complete with free-standing copper outdoor bath that just calls out for bubbles—of both the soaking and drinking variety naturally.

Oh hello hot tub with a sea view. This popular one-bedder in North Coogee, WA, offers a little slice of luxury less than an hour south of Perth. It’s beautifully styled inside, with wooden floors, vibrant artwork and hints of lush greenery. But step outside onto the private deck and things amp up even more. 

You’ve got an epic entertaining space with a barbecue, lounge area, hammock and large private spa. Picture yourself immersed in the bubbles, glass of wine in hand as you watch the yachts slide by. Hell yeah, we’re in!

It's no secret that we're spoilt for choice of stunner Airbnbs around South West WA, and The Bushmans is no exception. This charming historical miller's cottage perched in the towering Karri Forest is a spot we've been eyeing off for months. 

It seems like every detail has been thought of—from the decadent free-standing soaking tub, to the chic interiors, luxurious linens and of course divine outdoor bathtub for stargazing, this whimsical little gem is perfect for a visit all year round. Our tip? Get booking before everyone else finds out.  

There are so many cracking tiny homes from Heyscape (most of which have incredible outdoor tubs) to choose from around WA—but we wanna call out Peter in particular.

Located moments from the Cape Le Grand National Park, you can spend days out adventuring in Esperance. Enjoy beach hopping between white-sand, turquoise water stunners like Lucky Bay and Hellfire Bay or hike up to Frenchman’s Peak to take it all in from above. Then when you land back home you can run an outdoor bath, pour a wine and bliss out to expansive mountain views while trying to spot emus and kangaroos in the distant scrub before the milky star-studded sky takes over. As far as off-grid stays go, this is the pinnacle

Picture this: you've just slipped into a gorgeous outdoor bath at sunset, glass of wine in hand, surrounded by breathtaking bushland views, when dozens of kangaroos bounce across the mountain ranges. 

This is the kinda magic you can expect when glamping at Serenity Gully and Yira (Noongar for ‘up high’) is our pick of the bunch. The luxe eco tent was named after the sweeping 180-degree vista you get over the valley below, and has got all the five star comforts you could dream of. It's also not far from Bridgetown, which is full of eclectic shops and a damn good country bakery too. You really can't help but leave this stay feeling completely relaxed and recharged.

Prepare to soak yourself silly at this romantic organic farm stay with lovely vineyard views in WA’s Margaret River. We can’t go past the two-bed Limestone Bungalow, which has a deep stone bathtub with rustic copper and brass tapware set outside on a wooden deck overlooking the beautiful rural landscape. 

Your Airbnb is charmingly rustic  inside, with limestone walls, stone floors and plenty of timber. You're just a short drive to town or the beach from this top spot too, so there’s heaps to keep you occupied and, as it sleeps five peeps, you can bring the whole crew.

Owners Kristie and Shane truly hit it out of the park with 8 Paddocks. The gorgeous one bedroom WA tiny home is wrapped by 180 beautiful acres of natural bushland, pasture and vineyard, so it's a good spot to switch off and relax together in nature.

It also happens to be super close to all the best of Margaret River, so you can spend your days exploring and then come back for a serene evening. And by serene, we're talking a relaxing soak in the concrete outdoor bath, followed by a leisurely barbecue perhaps... then a snuggle around the fire pit paired with a spot of stargazing. Bliss.

Say hello to your very own lime-rendered strawbale home, sitting on an eight-acre block with one of the best views in Margaret River. This north-facing Airbnb is a real beauty inside, with bespoke timber cabinets and polished concrete floors, plus it’s got a seriously tempting outdoor bath and shower set-up, where you can sip on a cuppa while looking out over the national park and ocean beyond.

Bring your comfy shoes, because you’re going to want to take a bush walk to the river that runs along the edge of the property. You can access pedestrian pathways to the beach and Margaret River town too, and there’s wineries close by for a spot of vino-tasting.

Located in Carbanup, between all the action of Dunsborough, Busselton and Margaret River, Hidden Valley Retreat is the perfect WA base for your next down south escape.  There are a few self-contained tiny homes to choose from here (so you might have better luck actually locking in a booking).

Don't worry though, it still feels incredibly secluded thanks to the lush surrounding bushland. The best part though? Every cabin at Hidden Valley Retreat has its very own outdoor bath to soak in at the end of the day.

A mere 20-minute car journey away from the beautiful Swan Valley sits Kangaroo Valley Homestead—a, quite frankly, epic accommodation choice that makes it on to our list of the Best Airbnbs in WA. Twin outdoor stone baths? Check. Pink billiards table? Check. Resort-style pool? Check. This Aussie homestead is the best bush oasis for kids and parents alike. 

Full of rustic country character, this Airbnb offers the whole crew the chance to dine outside while watching the resident family of kangaroos hop by. Prop up the on-site Galah Bar, handcrafted from a fallen Jarrah tree on the property, and watch the kids play pool or head to the theatre room, with its red velvet drapes, where you can cosy up on the Chesterfield lounge suites and watch a movie on the large screen TV. 

You can even book a private chef if you want to amp up the luxe factor, or a pamper sesh at the nearby Amaroo Day Spa & Retreat.