Located in Lytham St Annes, The County Hotel by Innkeeper's Collection features a bar and a restaurant, and provides guests with free WiFi access throughout the hotel.
On the seafront of Lytham St Anne’s just opposite the promenade, Offshore - The Inn Collection Group offers serves home-cooked meals, and is a 5-minute walk from St Anne’s Edwardian centre.
Sean
United Kingdom
The hotel was clean and modern, staff were attentive and helpful.
With an air-conditioned gym, 20-metre indoor heated pool and a spa, Dalmeny Hotel overlooks the sea from St Annes seaside promenade and is a 10-minute drive from Blackpool.
The friendly, stylish and family-run Bedford Hotel is a 2-minute walk from Lytham St Annes town centre and beach. Leisure facilities include a fully equipped Cybex gym.
Mode Hotel Lytham is located in Lytham St Annes and provides free WiFi, express check-in and check-out and concierge services.
Anthony
United Kingdom
Superb location, Room was immaculate, great shower, Decent coffee machine with pods, bottles of water and excellent light breakfast deliver to the room.
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On average, 3-star hotels in Lytham St Annes cost £134 per night, and 4-star hotels in Lytham St Annes are £132 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Lytham St Annes can on average be found for £146 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
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Lytham St Anne's has a lot to offer for families with...
Lytham St Anne's has a lot to offer for families with children and adults, with lovely sandy beaches sea front walks and plenty of things to see and do for all the family, Town centre shopping and places to eat and drink and great public transport links to Blackpool and Preston.
The Town of Lytham a mile from St Anne's and is very nice with a lovely square with outside seating for eating and drinking while listening to local musicians playing, a small town surround by various parks and gardens and a windmill located on the sea front area, well worth a visit.
susan
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Near to all the the restaurants, bars, and cafes.
Near to all the the restaurants, bars, and cafes. The town has lovely independent little shops to investigate. The Promenade is about 10 minutes walk away at a stroll which is very clean and refreshing with a large green area to one side and the beach to the other. If you want to to venture further afield the train station is just round the corner too. We had lunch at Ego's just round the corner and about 5 mins walk. It had a special Monday lunch menu so it was inexpensive and a bonus was we were able to sit outside.
The Bangkok Thai restaurant opposite the accommodation, provided a taste take-away. The second day we ate a mid afternoon late lunch/early tea at Zest. Again just round the corner. The seafood sharing platter was fabulous. Well worth a visit.
We used the train station and tram to go into Blackpool, to see a show and it was easy and hassle free. The property has adequate sized bedrooms. The beds are comfy and clean with a couple side tables and space to hang clothes. The kitchen was well equipped although we didn't cook. The whole property was just beautiful and very clean. We hope to revisit soon.
Karen
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
All bars and restaurants we visited were very good 1st night...
All bars and restaurants we visited were very good 1st night Allegria Italian excellent have been there before in St Anne's, Also the Duck Nuts bar great bar. 2nd night Lytham had a nice lunch at Clifton Arms Hotel and a nice walk it beach and park next to it, then Olive Tree Brasserie evening great, good night life saw nice cars about. Look forward to the Men's Golf The Open 2029.
William
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We explored Lytham and Ansdell, though didn't get to St...
We explored Lytham and Ansdell, though didn't get to St Annes on this trip. Loved the variety of independent shops, bars, restaurants and cafes.
Had great meals at The Queens, Ego, and Prickly Pear, enjoyed coffee and people watching at Central Beach Cafe.
Loved exploring Lytham Hall for it's gardens, cafe and plant centre.
Although LSA is a busy area we always managed to find free parking.
Annette
Isle of Man
Scored 10
10
Lytham St Anne’s is a beautiful place to visit for a nice...
Lytham St Anne’s is a beautiful place to visit for a nice break away also been on the door step for Blackpool 10 minutes drive in the car or there are also buses . Very up market with plenty of shops on the high street . Aldi , home and bargain, Superdrug , new look plenty of cafes and a lovely bakery highly recommend Mirrie dancer cafe for a lovely cappuccino and cake . Also weather -spoons there is a beautiful little ladies boutique clothes shop called Bella B boutique Marie who works there is a lovely lovely lady . There is something for Everyone . Also a lovely beach and a prom for a lovely stroll . There is also plenty for children to do . There is a splash pad fair ground rides . Crazy golf lots to keep them entertained . There is lovely little beach huts on the beach that you can hire there a bit expensive but ideal for a special occasion with the family . Lovely enjoyable break away at Lytham st Anne’s which is very classy place if you want something a little different and don’t want to have all the Hustle and bustle of Blackpool and want something a bit quieter . Also there is beautiful parks . There is plenty to see and do .
Claire
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We like Lytham St Annes for the fresh sea air.
We like Lytham St Annes for the fresh sea air. The lovely hotels cafes & restaurants. There are plenty of shops too.. Its a place for Families & couples to have fun & for relaxation. Also pet friendly.
Susan
United Kingdom
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The breakfast was lovely, lots of choice and served quickly. The staff were very friendly and informative. Very relaxing clean hotel. Great location to St Anne's beach,shops, public transport outside to get to Blackpool and Lytham. I stayed in a twin room beds were very comfortable, room was immaculate, could of just done with a little more shelving in the bathroom but that's not a negative just a suggestion. Will definitely be back.
Beautiful hotel in a stunning location. Good disabled facilities but no air conditioning in the bedroom and during a very hot stay, the heat affected my daughter’s health. Stunning outdoor area overlooking Lytham front and very close to the beautiful centre of Lytham. Very flat for people with access difficulties.
property was lovely, rooms comfortable but a little small (our fault though as we booked the compact double)
very well maintained and clean throughout.
we went to the Lytham festival and arrived back late but the hotel bar was still open and food was available until late which we thought was great.
The room was beautiful with sea view, perfect location. Short distance the the lytham beach, the prom, shops and bars.
The hotel meals was lovely, we had a lovely dinner and the staff are ever so friendly xx
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