Do not be alarmed if you are asked to sign to the effect that your use of a hot tub is at your own risk. This is common procedure and just an attempt by cottage owners to protect themselves, because guests sometimes do silly things.

Indulging in the soothing warm water of a hot tub is pleasurable for most and is even a sociable activity if it is a large hot tub that can accommodate several people. It is easy to see why people would like to bubble away in an outdoor hot tub, sip wine and chat with friends. There are swim bars in swimming pools abroad and they always take the precaution of serving drinks in plastic cups so that there is no chance of broken glass.

The chances are that a hot tub with a cottage holiday is part of a leisure centre or a private one on the verandah, and the weather of Mayo is not that suitable for spending hours semi-naked indoors or out. The maximum time spent in a hot tub in any one session is about half an hour. The bubbling and activity is timed from the press of a buttonand then it is a quick sprint into your holiday rental unless the weather is very warm.

The majority of holidays makers are aware of the type of weather they can expect in Mayo. It is best to take that umbrella just in case.

A hot tub may be an interesting novelty for you if you enjoy that kind of thing but it is not to everyone’s taste. It might be worth considering the various additional facilities available with self-catering breaks to make your stay more enjoyable..

Our cottage Search facility may just help you identify extras that you might enjoy during a self-catering break in Mayo.