Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Eastbourne. Top Hot Tub Escapes

Eastbourne offers the perfect coastal escape for families, couples or groups of friends. Booking one of our lodges with hot tubs near here gives you a super-comfy accommodation with stunning South Downs views and easy beach access. These self-catering holiday lodges provide a relaxing base to explore Beachy Head’s famous chalk cliffs and the Victorian pier.

The area offers visitors excellent attractions including Seven Sisters Country Park, Sovereign Harbour and Eastbourne Bandstand. Dog friendly cabins mean your four-legged companion can join coastal walks. all of the lodges featured here have private hot tubs.

Your lodge stay places you near top spots like Drusillas Park Zoo and Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway – perfect for kids. The self-contained cottages and luxury lodges offer more space and freedom than hotels, with full kitchens and often stunning sea views.

Hot tub lodges you’ll love

Swanborough Lakes Luxury Lodges, East Sussex

Just a 30-minute drive from Eastbourne sits Swanborough Lakes Luxury Lodges where you’ll find panoramic views from every room thanks to their innovative central living layout.

These modern luxury lodges overlook private fishing lakes with valleys stretching towards medieval Lewes. Each lodge features two super king-size bedrooms (convertible to twins) with en suite bathrooms boasting underfloor heating. The hot tub on your private terrace is perfectly positioned for taking in those jaw-dropping South Downs views.

The South Downs National Park is all around you with walking and cycling routes right from your doorstep. Historic Lewes with its castle is just a short walk away (3 miles) while Brighton’s vibrant seafront and Eastbourne’s traditional promenade are both easy drives (12 miles and 15 miles respectively).

Self-catering has never been so stylish with these open-plan lodges offering spacious living areas and fully equipped kitchens. While there aren’t restaurants on-site, the nearby country pubs serve excellent local ales and food. There are swimming pools and spa facilities just a short drive away.

Shear Barn Holiday Park, East Sussex

Located about 25 miles from Eastbourne, Shear Barn Holiday Park offers stunning sea views from its hillside position and a hot tub experience that’ll make you forget all your worries.

These two-bedroom lodges feature a master bedroom with en suite, a twin room and shower room. The open-plan living area leads to a large outdoor decking where your private hot tub awaits.

Hastings is just a 15-minute walk awayand the long shingle beach offers a perfect spot for morning walks. There are some historic sites nearby too with Hastings Castle and the 1066 battlefield site (6 miles), while Eastbourne’s famous pier and beaches are just a short drive (25 miles).

The park itself offers plenty to keep everyone entertained. Take a dip in the indoor heated pool, let the kids burn off energy in the soft play area or playground then grab a meal at the on-site restaurant. The House Bar opens daily while The Retreat Bar serves food on Saturdays. This dog friendly lodge that allows up to two pets per booking.

Crowhurst Park Lodges, East Sussex

Set within a 17th Century country estate just 30 miles from Eastbourne, Crowhurst Park Lodges offers award-winning conservation grounds and luxury accommodation.

These superb lodges are located in a Victorian walled garden with a sense of exclusivity and privacy. The Garden Plus lodge features one double and one twin bedroom with a bathroom including overhead shower. Unwind in your private hot tub while enjoying the tranquil surroundings and far-reaching countryside views.

The Sussex coast is just 5 miles away with its charming seaside towns and pebble beaches. Battle is right on your doorstep (3 miles) while the medieval town of Rye is worth the trip (15 miles).

The park’s facilities are top-notch and include an indoor heated pool, relaxing spa bath, sauna and steam room, plus treatments at the Beauty Therapy Suite. The manor house has a family lounge, bar, restaurant and coffee shop. There’s also a gym, tennis courts and even a small fishing pond.

Juniper Country Park, East Sussex

Just 22 miles from Eastbourne in the stunning High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Juniper Country Park offers the perfect antidote to city life with its peaceful woodland setting.

The Deluxe Spa Pet Lodge features a master double with an en suite shower room plus a twin bedroom and family shower room. The open-plan kitchen and living area opens onto a private deck where your hot tub awaits.

Battle abbey ruins is practically on your doorstep (5 miles). For beach lovers, Hastings offers a traditional seaside experience (7 miles) while the golden sands of Camber are worth the drive (20 miles).

The surrounding area offers plenty to do. Battle Golf Club, Campbell Circuit Go Karting and Paintball Eastbourne are all nearby. The park’s is also dog-friendly with up to two pets welcome per lodge.

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Sightseeing in Eastbourne

Eastbourne is a great seaside destination without the tacky tourist traps. The Victorian seafront stretches for miles with its pristine blue-flag beaches that put other UK coastal towns to shame. The town sits at the edge of the South Downs National Park, giving you the best of both worlds – sea views and rolling hills.

Beachy Head stands tall as Britain’s highest chalk sea cliff. At 162 metres above sea level, it offers knockout views that’ll have your Instagram followers properly jealous while you’re back at your lodge soaking in the hot tub.

The 1930s bandstand hosts concerts throughout summer. The Towner Art Gallery houses contemporary works worth a gander. Eastbourne Pier survived a 2014 fire and still maintains its Victorian grandeur.

Pet Friendly

Bringing a dog to Eastbourne? Smart move. Manyof our lodges with hot tubs welcome dogs, so you won’t need to deal with those guilt-inducing kennel eyes before your holiday.

Holywell Beach allows dogs year-round – a rarity for UK beaches. The South Downs National Park offers endless walking routes where your dog can run wild and free, just like your bank balance before you had to pay for dog food.

Dog friendly pubs are everywhere in Eastbourne. The Pilot Inn near the harbour welcomes pups and serves decent grub. The Belgian Café on the seafront has outdoor seating where dogs can join you while you sample their beer selection. Just don’t let Fido have any – he’s an emotional drunk.

Shackletons at the Langham Hotel even offers a “doggy menu” and most accommodation options can provide dog beds and bowls if requested in advance.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Eastbourne

1. Beachy Head and Seven Sisters – These dramatic white cliffs are Eastbourne’s crown jewels. The walking trails offer spectacular views across the English Channel. The lighthouse at the base of Beachy Head is particularly photogenic. Free entry to the area, though parking costs about £4 for 2 hours. Official site: www.visiteastbourne.com/beachy-head

2. Eastbourne Pier – This Victorian pier has stood since 1872. It houses traditional amusements, tea rooms and even a nightclub. The perfect place to embrace your inner child or actual children. Free entry to the pier itself, with paid attractions inside.

3. Towner Eastbourne – This contemporary art museum houses an impressive collection including works by Eric Ravilious. The building itself is architecturally significant. Free admission to the main galleries. Open Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm.

4. Sovereign Harbour – Northern Europe’s largest marina complex with shops, restaurants and waterfront walks. Watch the boats come and go while pretending you can afford one. Free to visit, though you’ll likely spend on food and drinks. The Waterfront area has several restaurants with harbour views.

5. Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway – A simply wonderful mile-long journey through country park on 1/8th size steam locomotives.  £7.50 adults, £6.50 children. Open weekends and school holidays from March to October.

Eastbourne Visitor FAQs

1. When’s the best time to visit Eastbourne?
Summer (June-August) offers warmest weather but biggest crowds. May and September provide good weather with fewer people. Airbourne airshow in August draws massive crowds. Winter offers peaceful hot tub sessions at your lodge with dramatic sea views.

2. Do I need a car in Eastbourne?
Not essential. Town centre and seafront are walkable. Buses run to Beachy Head and Seven Sisters. However, a car gives flexibility for exploring surrounding countryside and villages from your self catering lodge.

3. What’s parking like?
Town centre has several pay-and-display car parks. Most holiday lodges provide free parking. Seafront parking can be difficult in peak summer.

4. Is Eastbourne good for kids?
Absolutely. Safe beaches, Miniature Railway, Treasure Island adventure park and Drusillas Park Zoo nearby. Many log cabins and holiday lodges offer family-friendly facilities alongside that essential hot tub.

5. Where’s best for food?
The Belgian Café for beer and mussels. Gr/eat for Italian. The Grand Hotel for fancy afternoon tea. Plenty of fish and chip shops along the seafront – because it’s illegal to visit a British seaside without eating chips.

6. Any good walks nearby?
The South Downs Way offers spectacular routes. Beachy Head circular walk takes about 2 hours. Seven Sisters Country Park has various trails. Perfect for working up an appetite before returning to your luxury lodge for a soak.

7. What about rainy days?
Towner Art Gallery, The Beacon shopping centre, Eastbourne Redoubt fortress, or simply enjoy your lodge accommodation with that hot tub – they work in any weather!

8. Are there dog friendly beaches?
Holywell Beach allows dogs year-round. Other beaches have seasonal restrictions, typically allowing dogs from October to April.