Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Lyme Regis

Lyme Regis sits on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast, offering fossil-hunting beaches and coastal walks! Lodges with hot tubs near Lyme Regis provide the perfect base to explore this historic seaside town and tourist favourites like its famous Cobb harbour.

Families will love the safe swimming at sandy beaches and dinosaur fossils waiting to be discovered. The Ammonite Pavement and Fossil Beach are things you’ll want to show kids along with the Marine Aquarium.

Holiday lodges and cabins near Lyme Regis offer luxury accommodation and many are dog friendly. The town’s independent shops and the nearby countryside of Devon and Dorset make this a year-round destination for lodge stays.

Hot tub lodges you’ll love

Hawkchurch Resort And Spa, Devon

Just a short drive from Lyme Regis, Hawkchurch Resort And Spa offers stunning views over the Axe Valley along with private hot tubs for guests.

This luxury lodge site sits on the Devon/Dorset border and boasts top-notch facilities including the Ezina Spa with treatment rooms, a hydrotherapy pool and Hammam steam room.

Lyme Regis is only 7 miles away with its famous fossil beaches, independent shops and coastal walks. The market town of Axminster (3 miles) offers great food options including Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s River Cottage.

The on-site Bistro restaurant serves healthy meals with a luxurious bar and sun terrace for evening drinks. Enjoy yoga and Pilates classes while the spa offers Aromatherapy Associates treatments.

Stargazer Copse Gate, Dorset

Located just 5 miles from Lyme Regis, Stargazer Copse Gate offers a unique luxury lodge experience in a purpose-built shepherd’s hut with jaw-dropping countryside views.

Surprisingly spacious studio accommodation features a double bed, wood burner, kitchen area and modern shower room.

The hot tub sits on a generous raised deck where you can soak while enjoying panoramic views across the hills. Your hosts Charlie and Lucy deliver farm-fresh breakfasts daily.

The famous fossil hunting beaches of Charmouth are nearby (5 miles) while Lyme Regis offers excellent seafood restaurants and the historic Cobb harbour wall.

This dog-free accommodation offers complete privacy next to working farmland. It’s perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway with five-star hospitality.

Andrewshayes Orchard Retreat, Devon

About 6 miles from Lyme Regis, Andrewshayes Orchard Retreat offers luxury lodges with hot tubs set in the rolling Devon countryside that’s popular with families.

These lodges feature spacious living areas, well-equipped kitchens and private hot tubs on the balcony. The Symphony 2 VIP model has one double and one twin bedroom with countryside views from your bubbling hot tub. For pet owners, the Symphony 3 VIP Pet accommodates up to three bedrooms.

On-site you have an indoor heated swimming pool with paddling area, adventure playground and soft play for kids. Greg’s Bar serves food and drinks and there’s even a shop and takeaway.

Andrewshayes Holiday Park, Devon

Located 6 miles from Lyme Regis, Andrewshayes Holiday Park offers excellent value accommodation with hot tubs overlooking the beautiful Corry Valley – ideal for families wanting a mix of on-site facilities and a great base to explore from.

The Beech 2 VIP is a spacious 12-foot-wide luxury caravan with one double and one twin bedroom. It features a well-equipped kitchen, open plan living area and best of all – a private hot tub on the decking where you can relax after exploring the nearby Jurassic Coast.

The famous fossil beaches of Lyme Regis are just a short drive away (6 miles) with its historic Cobb harbour and marine aquarium. Axminster (4 miles) offers great dining options while Beer and Branscombe provide quintessential Devon fishing villages.

Kids will love the heated swimming pool, outdoor playground and games room. After working up an appetite, grab a meal at the on-site restaurant or a drink from the friendly bar.

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Sightseeing

Lyme Regis sits on Dorset’s stunning Jurassic Coast. This small coastal town packs a punch with its mix of beaches, history and proper seaside fun.

The town’s famous Cobb harbour wall dates back to the 13th century and gives spectacular views across Lyme Bay. Fossil hunting along Monmouth Beach or Church Cliff Beach might bag you a 200-million-year-old souvenir – ammonites are common finds even for beginners!

Town Museum costs just £5 for adults and showcases the area’s fossil history and maritime past. Open Tuesday to Saturday 10am-4pm. The Dinosaurland Fossil Museum (£5.50 adults £4.50 children) houses an impressive collection that kids go mad for.

Pet Friendly

Dogs love Lyme Regis almost as much as their owners do. Many self catering lodges welcome four-legged guests with open arms. Some luxury lodges even provide dog beds bowls and treats. After a long walk nothing beats returning to your hot tub while your pooch snoozes by the fire.

Monmouth Beach allows dogs year-round while the main beach has seasonal restrictions (May-September). The Harbour Inn and The Pilot Boat pubs both welcome dogs inside and offer water bowls. The Town Mill Bakery does amazing dog biscuits alongside human treats.

Walking routes from your lodge accommodation are plentiful. The South West Coast Path offers stunning clifftop walks in both directions. For a circular route try the Undercliff walk to Seaton (about 7 miles) then bus back – your dog will sleep well after that one!

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Lyme Regis

1. Fossil Hunting Tours – Join an expert guide from Lyme Regis Museum for a fossil hunting walk. They’ll show you exactly where to look and what to spot. Tours run daily at low tide and cost £12 adults £6 children.

2. The Cobb – This iconic curved harbour wall featured in Jane Austen’s ‘Persuasion’ and ‘The French Lieutenant’s Woman’. Completely free to visit but watch out in windy weather as waves can crash over. The Marine Aquarium at the end costs £7 and showcases local sea life in a hands-on environment kids love.

3. Lyme Regis Brewery – Take a brewery tour and tasting session for £15 per person. Their small-batch craft beers use local ingredients and the ‘Cobb Bitter’ makes a great souvenir. Tours run Wednesday and Saturday at 2pm. Book at lymeregisbrewery.co.uk. The perfect adult activity before heading back to your hot tub!

4. Dinosaurland Fossil Museum – Housing over 12,000 specimens from the Jurassic Coast. Visitors rave about the knowledgeable staff and impressive displays. £5.50 adults £4.50 children. Open daily 10am-5pm April-October and weekends only November-March.

5. Boat Trips – Lyme Rib Rides offer exhilarating speedboat trips along the Jurassic Coast. See the cliffs from a different angle and spot fossils exposed in the rock face. £25 per person for a 1-hour trip.

Lyme Regis Visitor FAQs

When’s the best time to visit Lyme Regis?
Summer offers the best weather but it’s busy. May and September are ideal with fewer crowds but still decent weather. Winter can be dramatic with crashing waves – perfect if you’re staying in a lodge with a hot tub!

Do I need a car in Lyme Regis?
The town centre is compact and walkable. If staying in lodges near town you can manage without a car. However having one lets you explore nearby spots like Beer Sidmouth and Charmouth.

Where’s the best place to find fossils?
Monmouth Beach and Church Cliff Beach after stormy weather. Low tide exposes more beach area. The cliffs between Lyme and Charmouth are also productive but be careful of falling rocks and incoming tides.

Are there any good restaurants?
Plenty! Hix Oyster & Fish House offers seafood with amazing views. The Millside serves excellent locally-sourced food. For casual dining try Poco Pizza or The Royal Lion Hotel’s pub grub.

Can I bring my dog to the beach?
Monmouth Beach allows dogs year-round. The main beach has restrictions May-September. Nearby Charmouth Beach allows dogs on the east side year-round.

Is Lyme Regis good for kids?
Absolutely! Fossil hunting beach activities crazy golf and the marine aquarium all appeal to children. Most holiday lodges are family-friendly too.

How far is it from London?
About 3 hours by car. The nearest train station is Axminster (6 miles away) with connections to London Waterloo. Buses run from Axminster to Lyme Regis.

Are there any luxury lodges with hot tubs?
Yes! Several holiday parks near Lyme offer log cabins and lodges with private hot tubs. Many are dog friendly and offer self catering accommodation with stunning views.