Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Lytham St Annes

Lytham St Annes offers the perfect coastal escape with its stunning beaches and Victorian class! Booking one of our lovely luxury lodges with private hot tubs near this seaside town gives you both comfort and independence.

Explore the historic Lytham Windmill, beautiful Fairhaven Lake and award-winning sandy beaches that stretch for miles!

You’ll love the traditional pier attractions, Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club and the stunning beauty of the Ribble Estuary. Our  lodges near Lytham mean you can explore at your own pace and, after busy days out, relax in your hot tub.

Many lodges with hot tubs near Lytham St Annes are also dog friendly, so your four-legged family members can enjoy coastal walks too.

Lodges you’ll love

Ream Hills Holiday Park, Lancashire

Just a 15-minute drive from Lytham St Annes, Ream Hills Holiday Park offers the chance to stay in a converted 1982 Lynx helicopter. How many people can say they’ve done that after a few drinks at the pub!?

This luxury self-catering accommodation sits adjacent to beautiful lakeside views where you can watch stunning sunsets from your private hot tub. The Western Red Cedar log cabins are imported from British Columbia and handcrafted to perfection with four-poster beds and sliding patio doors leading onto private decking.

Blackpool’s famous attractions are just 4 miles away with its illuminations, Pleasure Beach and Sandcastle Water Park with slides and wave machines. The quiet sandy beaches of Lytham St Annes (15 miles) provide wakeboarding or paddle boarding at the adjacent Blackpool Wakepark.

Accommodation options include the quirky Zulu 676 helicopter that sleeps four with LED lighting and a flat screen TV. Lake View lodges offer hot tubs with stunning views and we love the Tower View 4 Lodge – a ‘proper’ log cabin with decking and hot tub overlooking the lake.

Hambleton Lakeside Lodges, Lancashire

Located about 20 minutes from Lytham St Annes, Hambleton Lakeside Lodges offers stunning new accommodation wrapped around small lakes where you can fish directly from your private deck – talk about a short commute to your fishing spot!

These luxury lodges with hot tubs sit lakeside allowing you to bubble away while watching ripples on the water. Every lodge features fibre-optic Wi-Fi and impressive kitchens with wine coolers, dishwashers and utility rooms with boot-washing sinks.

The location is perfect for exploring North Lancashire, the Yorkshire Dales and South Lakes with tons of fab walks right from your door. The nearby village offers a good selection of pubs, restaurants and takeaways (5 miles) while Blackpool’s attractions provide exciting day trips.

Accommodation includes dog-friendly options with spacious open-plan living areas opening onto private terraces with bubbling hot tubs. The lakeside views from your deck create a peaceful setting for morning coffee or evening drinks.

Riverside Holiday Park, Lancashire

30 minutes from Lytham St Annes, Riverside Holiday Park offers family-friendly accommodation with fantastic on-site facilities including an indoor pool where the kids can splash while you pretend to read a book but actually have a sneaky nap.

The Hideaway Lodges provide peace and privacy in a secluded area of the park. Each lodge features both a luxurious hot tub and cosy firepit on the private decking.

Southport’s attractions are just a 10-minute drive away (5 miles) with its pier, Pleasureland and beautiful dunes for walking. The park makes an excellent base for exploring Lancashire’s coastline while having the security of on-site entertainment when you don’t fancy driving anywhere.

On-site facilities include a gym, adventure playground, multi-sports court and bar and restaurant with a coffee shop. The splash pad is a hit with younger visitors and the “kids eat free” policy helps keep holiday budgets in check.

Bowland Escapes, Lancashire

About 45 minutes from Lytham St Annes in the picturesque Ribble Valley, Bowland Escapes offers stunning woodland lodges where you can enjoy rural tranquility without having to pretend you know how to milk a cow or operate a tractor.

These beautiful self-catering cabins feature wood-burning stoves and spacious decked areas perfect for soaking in the peaceful surroundings. The master bedrooms boast en-suite bathrooms while the open-plan living spaces create a sociable atmosphere for family gatherings after days exploring the rolling countryside.

Located next to Bowland Wild Boar and Animal Park (0 miles), families receive free passes to enjoy tractor rides and animal feeding. Historic Clitheroe with its 12th-century castle is just 9 miles away.

The accommodation includes stunning woodland lodges with twin bedrooms and sofa beds for additional guests. The fully equipped kitchens make self-catering a doddle while the hot tubs provide the perfect relaxation spot after hiking in the nearby Yorkshire Dales.

Whether you want a peaceful retreat or a base for exploring Lancashire’s attractions, these log cabins offer comfort and style in a beautiful natural setting.

Get More From Your Lytham Hot Tub Break

Sightseeing

Lytham St Annes offers a brilliant mix of coastal views and traditional British seaside attractions. The town sits on Lancashire’s Fylde coast and delivers proper old-school holiday vibes without the tackiness of some UK resorts.

The famous windmill on Lytham Green stands as the town’s most recognisable landmark. It’s free to visit and houses a small museum about local history. Perfect for a quick wander before heading back to your lodge for a dip in the hot tub.

St Annes Pier extends 600 feet into the sea and still maintains its Victorian character. Unlike many UK piers that have gone downmarket, this one keeps its dignity with traditional amusements and tea rooms rather than blaring arcades.

The promenade stretches for miles and makes for excellent walking whatever the weather. Many self catering lodges near the seafront give you easy access to these coastal paths without needing to drive.

Pet Friendly

Dog owners rejoice! Lytham St Annes ranks among the most dog friendly coastal towns in Lancashire. The north beach allows dogs year-round while the main beach has seasonal restrictions.

Lowther Gardens welcomes pooches on leads and offers lovely walking routes through manicured grounds. The park café even provides water bowls and treats for four-legged visitors.

Many log cabins and holiday lodges in the area specifically cater to dog owners with secure gardens and easy-clean floors. Just check the dog friendly filter when booking your lodge with hot tub.

The Queens pub on Central Drive not only allows dogs but actively welcomes them with treats behind the bar. Their Sunday roast makes a perfect meal after a long beach walk. No need to leave your dog back at the accommodation.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Lytham St Annes

1. Fairhaven Lake – This saltwater lake offers boating, bird watching and beautiful gardens. The RSPB discovery centre provides information about local wildlife. Boat hire costs around £10 per half hour. The café serves decent food with lake views. Visit www.fylde.gov.uk/fairhaven for seasonal opening times.

2. Lytham Hall – A stunning Georgian country house set in 78 acres of parkland. Tours of this Grade I listed building reveal its fascinating history and ghost stories. Entry costs £6 for adults with family tickets available.

3. St Annes Beach Huts – These colourful traditional beach huts can be rented daily. They provide the perfect base for a proper British beach day. Rental prices start from £50 per day depending on season.

4. Island Cinema – This independent cinema offers a welcome break if the weather turns. With just two screens, it maintains a cosy atmosphere unlike big multiplexes. Tickets cost £7.50 for adults with special deals on Tuesdays.

5. Ashton Gardens – Beautiful formal gardens in the heart of St Annes with a war memorial, bowling greens and play areas. The gardens host events throughout summer. Entry is free and the gardens are open daily from dawn till dusk.

Lytham St Annes visitor FAQs

1. When’s the best time to visit Lytham St Annes?
Summer brings the best weather but bigger crowds. May and September offer mild temperatures with fewer people. Many luxury lodges with hot tubs offer better rates outside school holidays.

2. Do I need a car?
Not essential. The town has good bus links and is walkable. However, a car helps reach some of the more remote log cabins and countryside spots.

3. What’s parking like?
Town centre parking can be tricky in summer. Most holiday lodges provide private parking. Beach parking costs around £5 for the day.

4. Any good restaurants?
The Queens Hotel serves excellent pub grub. Fifty Four restaurant offers higher-end dining. Most self catering accommodation comes with fully equipped kitchens if you prefer cooking.

5. Is Blackpool nearby?
Yes, Blackpool is just 7 miles away. Many visitors stay in the quieter lodges near Lytham St Annes but take day trips to Blackpool for the attractions.

6. Are there any good walks?
The Ribble Estuary offers excellent coastal walks. Fairhaven Lake has accessible paths. Many dog friendly cabins sit near walking routes.

7. What about rainy days?
The Island Cinema, Lytham Heritage Centre and various indoor attractions provide wet weather options. Or just enjoy your lodge hot tub – they’re brilliant in the rain!

8. Is there public transport to Manchester or Liverpool?
Yes, trains run from Lytham and St Annes stations to Preston where you can connect to major cities. Most holiday accommodation is within walking distance of stations.