Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Littlehampton

Littlehampton is an ideal base for exploring West Sussex from the comfort of one of our fantastic luxury lodges with hot tubs. This seaside town boasts award-winning beaches and the stunning River Arun.

Families love the Harbour Park amusement centre and East Beach with its safe swimming zones. The aptly-named Long Bench  *Britain’s longest bench* (yes, we had to look it up!) provides quirky photo spots on the promenade.

Self-catering accommodation here puts you close to Arundel Castle and the South Downs National Park with some good choices for dog friendly cabins so your pet can join your beach and woodland walks.

The town’s marina and seafront cafés offer fresh seafood after busy days exploring.

A lodge stay provides more space than traditional B8Bs with the bonus of private outdoor spaces and hot tubs! Perfect for relaxing after visiting Littlehampton Museum or taking boat trips along the coast.

Hot tub lodges you’ll love

Vitamin Sea House, West Sussex

Just a 15-minute drive from Littlehampton sits Vitamin Sea House, an upside-down luxury lodge with panoramic ocean views that’ll make your jaw drop faster than your stress levels.

This stylish seafront accommodation features two ground-floor bedrooms with TVs and blackout blinds for those holiday lie-ins. Upstairs, the open-plan living area offers breathtaking sea views from every window.

The South Downs National Park sits right on your doorstep with miles of walking trails to explore and Brighton’s Royal Pavilion is just 30 minutes away (13 miles).

Vitamin Sea House accommodates up to four guests with a king-size master bedroom featuring an en-suite and a spacious double room. The well-equipped kitchen has everything needed for self-catering holidays and there’s private parking for two cars.

The south-facing balcony is perfect for morning coffee with those incredible views!

The Beach Hideaway, Sussex

Located about 20 minutes from Littlehampton, The Beach Hideaway offers luxury accommodation just 200 steps from the beach with a covered four-seater hot tub and infrared sauna that’ll have you feeling like royalty.

This stunning beach lodge sits in a private tropical-themed garden where you can relax in your private hot tub and sauna after a day of exploration.

The high-spec interior features underfloor heating, two luxurious bedrooms and an open-plan living area with a state-of-the-art kitchen. This spot welcomes pets too!

Brighton’s independent shops and buzzing atmosphere are just 20 minutes away (8 miles). The ancient Cissbury Ring offers spectacular views 18 minutes from your door (8 miles) while Worthing’s palm-lined promenade is a quick two-minute drive. Goring and Kingston beaches provide quieter alternatives for seaside strolls.

The accommodation includes two upstairs bedrooms – one with a super-king-size bed and another with a flexible zip-and-link option. The garden features EV charging for eco-conscious travelers and there’s parking for two cars.

Medmerry Park, East Sussex

Around 30 minutes from Littlehampton, Medmerry Park offers contemporary chalets in a conservation area with direct access to Bracklesham Bay and outdoor hot tubs where you can soak while watching those famous Sussex sunsets.

These recently refurbished chalets provide the perfect base for exploring the stunning West Sussex coastline. Each features a double and twin bedroom equipped with Smart TVs and a fully-equipped kitchen including microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher.

The spectacular Witterings beaches are practically on your doorstep (10 miles) while Chichester’s historic cathedral city lies just 20 minutes away (8 miles).

On-site facilities include an outdoor swimming pool open May to September, an adventure playground and crazy golf for the kids. There’s a restaurant/café for when you don’t feel like cooking and a small shop for essentials (like wine!)

Dog owners will appreciate the designated exercise area, agility course and dog wash facilities!

Mill Rythe Holiday Park, Hampshire

A bit further out, about 40 minutes from Littlehampton, Mill Rythe Holiday Park on Hayling Island delivers luxury log cabins with hot tubs that bring a touch of Scottish baronial living to the south coast.

The Heartwood accommodation offers a woodland-themed retreat with serious wow factor. Double glazing and heating throughout ensure year-round comfort while the private hot tub on your decking area provides the ultimate relaxation spot.

Hayling Island’s award-winning blue flag beaches are minutes away (1 mile) and Portsmouth’s historic dockyard is just a short drive (10 miles). The South Downs National Park offers spectacular walking routes (12 miles) while Chichester’s Roman heritage and cathedral make for a fascinating day trip (15 miles).

The holiday park has an indoor swimming pool, sports court and lounge bar for along with seasonal activities run from Easter to October. You’ll find plenty of topwalking routes directly from the park. plus the nearby beach offers a number of watersports. The luxury cabins offer a perfect blend of comfort and style for your coastal getaway.

Get More From Your Littlehampton Hot Tub Break

Sightseeing

Littlehampton packs a punch for a small seaside town!

The West Sussex coastal spot offers more than just beach views – though those are pretty spectacular too. After a morning soak in your lodge hot tub, head to Littlehampton Harbour where fishing boats bob alongside luxury yachts.

The Long Bench (the UK’s longest bench at 324 metres) stretches along the promenade and makes for a quirky photo spot. The award-winning East Beach offers clean sands perfect for building sandcastles or simply lounging with an ice cream from one of the seafront kiosks.

Harbour Park Amusement Centre provides old-school arcade fun – perfect when you need a break from your self-catering lodge. The Look & Sea Centre gives visitors fascinating insights into the town’s maritime history.

Pet Friendly

Bringing your four-legged friend to your dog-friendly lodge? Littlehampton welcomes pets with open arms. West Beach allows dogs year-round – a rare treat for a UK beach. The vast sandy space gives plenty of room for energetic pups to run wild.

The Windmill Entertainment Centre permits well-behaved dogs in their café area. After a long walk, stop at The Steam Packet pub where dogs get their own water bowls and occasional treats from the bar staff.

Norfolk Gardens has designated dog exercise areas. Many of the holiday lodges near Littlehampton offer specific dog-friendly accommodation with secure gardens – perfect for letting your pet roam while you enjoy that hot tub!

Top tip: The Littlehampton Ferry allows dogs aboard for free when crossing between East and West beaches. Your pooch might enjoy the short boat ride as much as you do.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Littlehampton

1. Littlehampton Museum – This free attraction showcases the town’s fascinating maritime and social history. Open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm. Visitors particularly praise the archaeological exhibits and friendly volunteer staff. Cost: Free.

2. Littlehampton Beach – The Blue Flag East Beach offers pristine sands and safe swimming. The Beach Café designed by Thomas Heatherwick is worth a visit just for the architecture alone. One visitor called it “the perfect spot to watch the world go by.” Cost: Free access. But parking is approximately £7 for the day.

3. Harbour Park – A traditional seaside amusement park with rides for all ages. The log flume gets particularly wet – so maybe save this for after your lodge hot tub session! Open daily 10am-5pm (longer in summer). Cost: Ride tokens from £1 each or wristbands from £15.

4. Littlehampton Golf Club – A challenging 18-hole course with sea views. Visitors welcome with advance booking. The 7th hole has been known to test even experienced golfers with its tricky dog-leg. Cost: Weekday green fees from £45.

5. Climping Beach – Just west of Littlehampton, this quieter shingle beach offers stunning natural beauty and coastal walks. The dunes provide natural windbreaks for picnics. One TripAdvisor review notes: “A hidden gem away from the crowds.” Cost: Free, parking £4 all day.

Littlehampton Visitor FAQs

1. When’s the best time to visit Littlehampton?
Summer (June-August) offers the warmest weather for beach days, but May and September provide milder temperatures and fewer crowds. Winter visits mean you’ll appreciate that hot tub at your lodge even more!

2. How far is Littlehampton from London?
Approximately 65 miles. Direct trains run from London Victoria and take around 1 hour 45 minutes.

3. Are there luxury lodges with hot tubs in Littlehampton itself?
Most hot tub lodges are located in the surrounding countryside within 5-10 miles of Littlehampton, offering a peaceful retreat with easy access to the town.

4. What’s parking like in Littlehampton?
Several pay-and-display car parks exist in the town centre and near the beach. Summer weekends get busy – arrive early!

5. Any good restaurants in Littlehampton?
The Fish Factory offers excellent seafood, while 47 Mussel Row provides river views with your meal. For quick bites, East Beach Café serves quality food in a striking building.

6. Is Littlehampton good for water sports?
Yes! Try Arun Watersports for kayaking, paddleboarding and sailing lessons. Perfect for working up an appetite before returning to your self catering accommodation.

7. What nearby towns are worth visiting?
Arundel (5 miles) with its castle, Bognor Regis (7 miles) for traditional seaside fun and Worthing (10 miles) for shopping are all easy drives from your lodge stay.

8. Any annual events worth planning around?
The Littlehampton Bonfire Night (October) and Littlehampton Waterfront Festival (July) are the biggest events. Book your holiday lodges well in advance if visiting during these times.