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Luxury Log Cabins in Blackpool with Private Hot Tubs
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The most popular hot tub holidays in Blackpool.
Blackpool, located on the northwest coast of England, is a vibrant seaside resort town renowned for its iconic attractions, lively entertainment and bustling promenade.
From its sandy beaches and historic piers (all three of them) to its thrilling amusement parks and vibrant nightlife, Blackpool certainly has a lot to offer.
If you choose to stay in one of our self-catered lodges with hot tubs in Blackpool, you can avoid the stag and hen parties in the hotels and still have a great base for exploring all that the town has to offer.
Self Catering Hot Tub Breaks in Blackpool
Check out the best lodges and cottages with hot tubs in Blackpool; be it for a couple, family or group of friends, you are guaranteed to find "the one" and pack your suitcases because a hot tub break in Blackpool really does restore the soul!
Wilson House Holiday Park
Garstang / Sleeps 2-6
- hot tub
- pet friendly
- Child friendly
- Guest l
For luxury lodges with and cosy cabins with bubbling hot tubs, look no further than Lodges With Hot Tubs. We believe that everyone should be able to enjoy a break from the everyday bustle now and then.
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View propertyInvergordon
Pilling / Sleeps 7
- hot tub
- pet friendly
- wi-fi
- parking
Situated in Pilling in the Lancashire region, Invergordon has a garden. Guests may enjoy the free WiFi throughout the property. This holiday home comes with 3 bedrooms, a TV, and a kitchen with a dishwasher.
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View propertyCarr End Barn B
Stalmine / Sleeps 8
- hot tub
- pet friendly
- Child friendly
- Lakeside location
Carr End Barn B is a beamed holiday cottage with room enough for eight, set in the Lancashire village of Stalmine. The hilltop vista has views of the Fylde coast, and open countryside as far as the eye can see.
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Castlebar
Singleton / Sleeps 999888777
- hot tub
- pet friendly
- wi-fi
- parking
Castlebar is a stunning detached property, privately located in a gated environment. It has a choice of up to six bedrooms, two of them on the ground floor.
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View propertyReam Hills Holiday Park
Blackpool / Sleeps 2-8
- hot tub
- pet friendly
- Child friendly
- Lakeside location
For luxury lodges with and cosy cabins with bubbling hot tubs, look no further than Lodges With Hot Tubs. We believe that everyone should be able to enjoy a break from the everyday bustle now and then.
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View propertyThe Old Hat Factory
Quernmore, near Lancaster / Sleeps 2
- hot tub
- garden
- parking
- Stunning location
The Old Hat Factory is a beautiful stone cottage conversion on a working farm, sitting in a corner of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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Romantic Retreats
This famous seaside resort is ideal for couples looking to stroll along the coastline, enjoy the famous fish & chips and enjoy all the activities that Blackpool has to offer.
Dog Friendly Getaways
Don’t forget to bring your canine companion along on this fantastic retreat. With miles of open beaches and dog friendly attractions, it’s the ideal place for a break with your pet.
Fishing Stays
No matter what type of fishing ability you may have, our lodges cater for all ages and provide a tranquil stay where you cast a line and relax.
Where to Stay in Blackpool
You won’t find self-catering cottages and lodges with hot tubs in Blackpool’s town centre – that’s a hub of cheap hotels and B&Bs. Instead, you’ll need to look a little further afield if you want to enjoy a peaceful stay in one of our properties, but still within easy reach of all the main attractions.
Set a little back from the seafront, there are several premium holiday parks where individual lodges can be hired, perfect for a relaxing getaway. These benefit from having easy access to local bus routes too, if you’d rather leave the car alone once you’ve arrived at your destination.
Or you might prefer to look a little further out. To the south of Blackpool is Lytham St Annes, a much quieter seafront town with some self-catered properties available amongst the inns and hotels.
There are also several quieter villages around Lancashire that are close to the M55 for reaching Blackpool. These scenic spots have great views across the county out towards the coast, with some great pubs nearby when you don’t fancy cooking for yourselves.
Some are well-suited to groups too, so if you’re planning a stag or hen with a little more class than your typical Blackpool weekender, or you’re looking for a luxurious retreat for some quality family time, these lodges are ideal.
Insider Tips for Blackpool
- Visit Blackpool Pleasure Beach: Enjoy a day of fun and thrills at one of the UK's most famous amusement parks – even if you’re not big on roller coasters, it’s fascinating to walk around and see some of the older rides still in action.
- Explore Blackpool Tower: Visit the iconic landmark, enjoy panoramic views from the top and experience the Tower Circus that resides within.
- Visit Blackpool Illuminations: Time your visit for the autumn and you can experience the famous light show, featuring thousands of colourful lights along the promenade. Make sure you head north of Blackpool where many of the bigger illuminations are situated.
- Discover Blackpool Zoo: A fun way to spend a day, the zoo in Blackpool is home to an impressive array of animals. Pre-book, as tickets on the day are much more expensive.
There are loads of traditional seaside attractions to draw you to the Fylde Coast and choosing one of our hot tub holidays in Blackpool gives you the perfect respite from the bustle of the town when you need to recharge.
Blackpool on a budget
There are also plenty of things to see in this bustling seaside town which cost very little or nothing at all.
With a seating capacity of 3000 the Opera House and Winter Gardens is open daily from 11.00am-4.00pm entry is free unless you want to attend one of the many excellent shows or concerts which are available throughout the year.
Kids and adults alike will enjoy Blackpool Model Village and Gardens, this award-winning attraction contains hundreds of miniature models in 2.5 acres of lovely landscaped gardens. With family tickets at less than £25 it is an affordable way to spend an afternoon.
Other places to enjoy for free;
- Stanley Park- one of England’s finest
- Fleetwood Market – Over 150 stalls
- Grundy Art Gallery – Features contemporary artwork from the UK and overseas
- Marton Mere Local Nature Reserve
- Farmer Parr’s Animal World
Of course, the biggest free attraction is the beach, recently awarded its first ever Blue Flag Blackpool beach boasts no less than 7 miles of golden sands.
Places to eat and drink in Blackpool
Yes, all right, you must try the fish and chips, after all there are more fish and chip shops in Blackpool than you can shake a stick of rock at, but there are plenty of other options; pizzas, kebabs, burgers, all-day breakfasts and Sunday roasts galore.
Blackpool also does fine dining in some elegant eateries such as the White Tower restaurant which serves locally sourced products at reasonable prices and has splendid sea views and Kwizeen Restaurant and Bar, this award-winning restaurant has a smart yet casual dress code and is open nightly from 6.00pm Monday till Saturday.
Blackpool's pubs and bars meanwhile are not for the faint hearted a popular destination for stag and hen do’s they can become a bit rowdy, there are more sophisticated establishments however for those who don’t want karaoke, dancing and exuberant partygoers.
Golf near Blackpool
Golf enthusiasts love the Lancashire coastline and guests staying at Blackpool lodges will not be disappointed with the choice of excellent courses within easy reach which is why thousands of golfers visit every year.
The charming Edwardian Town of St Anne’s with its fine restaurants, cafés and pubs boasts 4 of the finest courses in the North West within 4 miles including St Anne’s Old Links where you can follow in the footsteps of champions with a round costing between £60-£85.
Other world-class courses include Royal Birkdale, Lytham St Anne’s, Hillside and Fairhaven golf courses, while not a championship course, the Stanley Park Golf Course in the centre of Blackpool offers the chance to play on a well-designed 18-hole course for as little as £12.
Last Word
For memories that will last a lifetime and a fun-filled family break, lodges with hot tubs in Blackpool are the ideal choice. Offering the best of both worlds guests have the opportunity to enjoy the countryside and wildlife or the thrills of the UK’s most famous coastal resort.
Whether you spend your days relaxing on the beach while the kids build castles in the sand or enjoy a ride on the resident donkeys, visit the huge array of attractions, take in a show or simply stroll along the world-famous Golden Mile, you are guaranteed a holiday to remember.
The most affordable way to take advantage of all this vibrant town has to offer is to buy a resort pass online before you travel which can result in massive savings - you can even personalise it and add food and drink vouchers and shows to the pass.
When you have finished enjoying all the fun of the fair, enjoyed some traditional fish and chips, maybe played a round of golf or taken a selfie with Ed Sheeran at Madame Tussauds, take off your “kiss me quick hat” and unwind in the warm bubbles back at your comfortable lodge with a private hot tub.
Blackpool has been a tourist hot spot for almost 200 years, and with all the attractions, outstanding shows, exhibitions, and nightlife, not to mention one of the best beaches in Europe it looks likely to remain one for the foreseeable future.
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